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The Republican., 1947-12-04

Mrs Robert Hesen is entertaining
her bridge club at her apartment on
Oak street this evening
Nh and Mrs. Denzil Bowyer and
daughter spent the holiday weekend
in Clalksburg, W. Va, with relatives.
Robert J, HeSen was IN Baltimore
for several days on business con-
nected with the administration Of the
retail sales tax act.
Wilbur Jones, Of Columbus, Ohio.
returned to that city after visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ray
Jones, over the wcek-end
John H. Carter, county farm agent,
will go to Annapolis next Tuesday to
attend the annual conference of the
Maryland Extension Service.
Several persons from Oakland
motored to Cumberland on Monday
night to hear the concert given by
Ira.aI c.ot. Non,o ,;anis+
Miss Hannah Wagner, Springfield,
w. Va, was a guest in the home Of
Air. and Mrs. Donald r. Sincell over
the Weekend
- WENT.
Eonpey. ". Va. announce the birth
Of = son. George IL. Williams, Jr.,
November i. Mrs. Williams is the
fa,.mc, Miss Elizabeth Dewitt, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur De-
Ni.t, Of Hoves
No., ..;..,
H,SS ''i'.'J 'l'''U' ,1, ,''-' ''''N
',~.' ''',''I ''''' '>''- '','i''''''
friends. Miss Sara Jane Judy. Sammy
Salmons. and John Morgan, all stud
crts at the Shenandoah Conservatory
Of Music. DAYTON. Va.
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The Republican., 1947-12-04


been i'll the past week with tonsilitis
Whey NeIllng' OF Mt Lake PARK
VINO mas neeh seriously Ill 10f sever
al months IS no" improving
Mrs Stella Mae hemph1er is re-
covering at hef nome on oak street
after beng seriously III lof SeVef"I
weeks
nv Thomas \ Conda,. Waebino-
tom H. 60 was mere saturday TO at
tend the funeral OF MS uncle w. A.
Gonder.
In,ub rcl,,rJ and pohor+ W 5oh,.
,,,..o,,,. 49,. ,,.ho a44aaaol 80
Army-Navy football game m Phlla-
deIphla last Saturday
NJ. oa1 1tr. uo,,.,, po,+o, 7.
,u.nr,,oa ,ho }t,+h of . do,oh+o,
Man,, F,1o, ~ c,,,,,1.,, Nouon,ha,. ,e
at SprmgfleId' Massachusetts.
,rlo,o soo,,dir,. Thonl,so;,.ino d,v
,,.;tb NJ, and Ms sa,ounI Rowr,an
r,aIl;n ,,,ora Clonn cv;,d1or Fndi-
,nttN N y o,,d cbor,o. Pov,,,an and
family, OF Cumberland
11, and Nv, lama. 4 Nordccll
The Republican., 1947-12-04
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store,
Hamil's Book and Stationery Store
and at Englander's Pharmacy, at five
cents per copy.
The Republican., 1947-12-04

Mrs. Stella Mae Kemphfer is re
covering at her home on Oak street
after being seriously i'll for several
weeks.
The Republican., 1947-12-04

Wiley Yelling, of Mt. Lake Park,
who has been seriously i'll for sever
al months is now improving.
The Republican., 1947-12-04

Hugh Echard and Robert w. Lohr
were among those who attended the
Army-Navy football game in Phila-
dolphia last Saturday.
The Republican., 1947-12-04

Dr.. Thomas a. Gonder, Washing
ton, d. c., was here Saturday to at
tend the funeral OF his uncle, W. A..
Gonder.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Ladies' of Grant Circle
To Install Thursday

The ladies of Grant Circle No. /,
Grand Army of the Republic, will
install officers at 7:30 pm. Thurs
day in Room 418, Washington Loan
and Trust Building, Ninth and F
streets NV.
New officers are: Mrs. Mary
O'Brien, president; Mrs. Amy Z.
Carr, senior vice president; Miss
Luckie Morrow, Junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs Maud Castle, chaplain;
Mrs. Edna Brown, recording Secre-
tary; Miss Emma Hayward, treas
urer; Mrs. Elizabeth Stole, patriotic
instructor; Mrs. Euna Dorsey, con-
ductress: Mrs. Lucille Tamm, assist
ant conductress, and Mrs. Rosilee
Shelton, guard.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FIRST VALUE used cars. WHEELER, INC,
dealer 4S00-4S2Q WIS
consin. EN-, 1900, $50 a III. to 6:S0 pm;
URGENTLY NEEDED-Ali types of used
cars Get high cash price now. GENE
cAsTLEBERRY, 1640 Bennins rd. me-
ssHHlroMoBILEs sHl lMoBILEs WANTED to sell; will sch
Unless nnI sold, RoBEY MOTOR SALES. 1870
Nj; oliyst I'd ne, d,,S TR ,3c. G.p ., Ho,ns,,s 1s
Corner STANLEY H HORNER. Buick,
Fla. ave, 9TH. to 6th SITS me- AT, 0464.
PONTIAC OWNERS-H you are planning
to sell your car, see Jack Blank nrst.
Highest cash prices and courteous service:
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., Washlngton
Largest Pontiac Dealers, 1431 irVing 81.
FORD OWNERS get every dollar your car
is worth EN- 9754. Bob Turrett, CENTRAL
BUCKS, Chevrolets. Fords. Pontiscs or
any make Of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
esiiins price. 81 HAWKINS, 1888 l4th
An HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth,
Dodge. De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. chrysler-Piymouth deal
ers. 5000 Georgia ave. sH: 1900.
CASH At ONCE--Top-dollar prices AZ
COAST-N PONTIAC, 407-423 Florida ave
NE, AT. ZOO. Open evenings
HOLD ri JUST A MINUTE to get the high
est cash price for your car, regardless OF
make or year. II In good condition, drive
in or call DU sS77 I7I7 Rhode Island
ave AZ u ne. ne sRENrWooD MOTOR co.
Open an. until Q pm.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
PROPOSALS.

NoTIcE-DEFENsE HOMES CORP. hereby
gives notice that it has available tor
sale tract Of Ennnties lama m aaryland CON-
taining approximately. LA acres, ana 70
Gated at New Hampshire ave. at university
lane abeut T.. piles i1fISde fTom tdf te folowns
i. The cash price the bidder Is WILING 1n,,,,o 20
pay for the property under the ;tio,S doliowins
conditions; "a "ifnGue fhe sale ah is made sub
ject to the securing OF rezoning z plsn
for developing the maximum amount ol
housing for nt On 'ae seund Use Of the
land, If the plan for development REQUIRES
rezoning, the bid may be conditionea on ~
he nnevds at the 81 5idder 5s and win
mediately undertake to obtain any @ neges. =
sary rezonins, and shall furtheT r sii9W IA
nesosissons fas oetseen 10 and the Sdd
for the obtaining of such rezoning ano,
in the event Of re
accompanied BY a certified or cashiers III IS
check che der il t6s 6f Defense s 81
awarding Of the contract ena 70 tnS prcbsse
chaser w sxecute sTsrded the bid 6e
S25, 900 deposit to be applied on the pur-
chase price and the balance 20 pc paio on
Bidder does not execute the purchase con-
tract the said $4,000 will be retained by
DIG as IQuidated damages. IN Inc efeHl
the bid is not awarded the bidder, the
S25. 900 will be returned to the BIDDER b;d r
swarded. 4. The bid must be accompanied
by a detailed scheme for financing the pre-
posed development, including the follow, .3U,,
ing: (a) Commitments. letters OF intention
or other written statements satisfactory to
DHC from any banks or financial institu- l
Tlons, If financing through such 1nstltu-
'tionS is contemplated eyideneingg n the
and; Ib) A financial statement showing
the net worth Of any parties GiSino to WhSm tne ne
the moneys to enable them to carry out
their obligations together with the com
mitment and letter of intention, or other
written statements of such parties salts
factory to ,DHC, for their share in the
financing of the, undertaking. The person,
firm or corporation offering the best plan
of developing said site quickly for moderate
cost housing for Ve.erans and their lam
flies will be given preference. Offers will
be accepted up and to midnight January
20, 1917 The Corporation reserves the
right to reject any and an offers. Any
additional information desired may be
manager, DEFENSE HOMES CORPORA
T1oN. Longfellow building, corr.,r of Con-
necticut ave. and Rhede Island aves. NV,
Wa shin n
Evening star., 1947-01-14
John ID. SADLER, Attorney,
fnandIer RnildInR

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District. OF COLUMBIA
Holding a Probate Court.-No tios Soaoa
That the subscribers, of the District OF
Columbia have obtained from t,,,ih;o the pTo-
bate Court OF the District OF Coiunpia!, q!
Eiwin Elton Saunders, late OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, deceased. All pc persons pms
having claims AGAINST the deceased rite aTe
he eee Vouchers thereof. legally autnenticatea5,
to the subscribers. on or before thsrvt the Ssa
benefit Of said estate. Given under o our
hands this 9th day Of January, Z, lsA1. 81 !.
CLIFTON K. SAUNDERS, WEBB w Wss11 Mf
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy
Register OF Wills for the District oil CO.
inmbia, Clerk of the Probate Court, 90
Evening star., 1947-01-14
My Word for 1t
What's In a Name?

Newark: Please discuss the name
Has it any connection
with the name Alexandria,. D.
is pronounced
All less -AHN droe. 1t is the Italian
form of the name Alexander, which
means defender of men"
Mrs. w. S. of Santa Monica sends
a clipping of an Associated Press
story reporting the death of an 81
year-old Seattle pioneer, said to
have the longest officially recorded
name in America. His father named
him for the officers of a Civil War
regiment. The name Oscar Wll-
liam Free Omlis Fitz Allen John
Donpedro All Fonlas Nell Tare
Gustafon Title Tuttle Step Carl
Cary
P. L. d. of Little Rock sends
page from the local telephone dlrec-
tory which lists I. c. Sparks as being
in the fire insurance business. A
reader in Knox, Ind, states: "A.
Golden Gift used to be my neighbor
here in Knox
st. Paul: Does Louis Pasteur's
surname mean anything?-W, H. T.
Answer Yes. Pasteur Is the
French form of pastor, i,e., shep-
herd; also. one who exercises au-
thority. The correct pronunciation
of the famous chemists name Is
loo-EE pahss-TER. From Pasteur
we have the English word pasteurize,
correctly pronounced PASS-ter-ize.
(Avoid "pasture-ize.o
Los Angeles: Why Is It that
French Canadian newspapers call
the country gle Canada "?-J. M.
Answer-In French, all countries
ending in -e are feminine, and are
preceded by the feminine definite
article ia" as La France. la Russie
tRussia), Ia Suede (Sweden), etc.
Countries not ending in -e are con-
sidered masculine, and are preceded
by the masculine definite article "le,"
as lie Mexique CMexico), lie Dane
mark, lie Portugal, lie Canada, etc.
The French pronunciation OF lie
Canada" is luh ka-na-DA, the as
fiat, almost as in can"
Copyright. the Bell Syndicate, Inc. 1947o
Evening star., 1947-01-14
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (con..l

BUCKS WANTED will pay the highest
cash dollars: any make, any model. VII
LIAMS AUTO SALES R. l. ave. at goth
FoRDs WANTED, will pay the. highest
LIAMs AUTO SALES, r. !. ave. at goth
CASH ct hi FoR faS YOUR cAR-Fords, chevrolets
and and, PIymoqths Phone Atlantic $500
sTEpART MoToRS rd and Us msIcbnn Sts n
outlet @ IN in the South. til Wo. Sa36 or EN-. S754
Bob b, Tspret CENTRAL naAd MOTOR SALES; SALE
FoRD IaeIaD''e owNERs-Let us merchandise
443a Conn. ave Open tin 8, Sunday
BTIcK i1SIe1He owNEKs-Iet us merchandise
your car; We. have the best used.car
outlet in the South wo s2a6 EGI Or EN- 27Sd e
44Sa 9es Conn conn. ave. % open pen s til g.. Sunday
PIeYMoUTH iaeiTdotj owNEKs-Let us merchan-
esie car ostief Sfet in "a the South We e9s6 Or EM
SALES, ,443a Conn. ave. Open till O.
aHToMsoBiIE q'HSs owNERs-Let US merchan-
disc your car We have the best use; used car
tS eotes the South pFoe yqF oT top
Bob Terrett. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
4432 Conn, ave. Open till D. Sunday
PoNTiAc owNERs-Let US merchandise
your car; We have the he d best ps used--casr d-ss
sot'e' Bob Terrett' 'si ret CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
44a2 Conn. ave Open till 9, Sunday
GET TOP CASH PRICE for your car.
Bring it to TRIANGLE MOTORS. 800
\ VIZ i wAsr 7Hs; q CARS Il kEesRpLEss OF PRICE
A. cn1l n O
one until you get our big prices. Need 100
csrs--la26 to 1896. Absolutely high cash
price II car is paid for. will give you cash.
and al d pay ~ cash difference BARNES SAN
DERS MOTORS. Washing tons, oldest ex-
elusive used,,ca dealers. See MI Barnes
Only one location. Drive in open lot, 1900
closed on SUNDAY; Call North I'LL: I'LL, ,.,.
cheyrolets, Fords, badly needed, Now IS
on m a new chrysler or Plymouth for future
sevfay see Mr MeF afInE yopf st RAhpaLI s M aoToRs
INC, Direct Factory Dealers. GhrysleT-
shIn synos YOUR IA caa 5R foR CASH 6 10 hs
MOTOR CO. sa3S . Georsia ave. silver
or 1osl Convertible; cash. Ex. 4s49. 10
s@ssIsaa1f'f 81 81! 81 S e
ST., Tdk0n1a fdTks -. " SSoi SIG o'No
FORDS-Cash for your. car. no red tape.
SCHEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroll ST.,
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALs on all makes
OF ears are assured at McKEE-PONTIAC.
1898 I, 81, NV, ME- 0400
"WIN WITH WINN"-Top price for yoni
car; never too new. never too oidi VIII
come to your home or ONCE; plenty parkl1g
space. Open ewes. and SUNDAYS, WdMMS
MOTORS. 159 Florida ave; ne, Ex- 269S
3720 Georgia ave NV. RIA. 1872.
for your car, no req
tape SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
srr sii Tas0Ba as BaFoEE ORE 9oG SELF. I poaANKA
SERVICE. 1926 Goth St. NV. District
Why WATT Sell yorr car today; Highest
prices paid for clean used cars WILLIAMS
& BAKER. INC, 2s19 M st. NV, HOBART
CORD ,37 convertible sedan by service
man: must be, in fine shape. Between 5-9
ppRIyATE PRIV PARTY has 81 900 cash and 1871
Stude baker Champion 2-door in good con-
dition for later model car. SH. 5299 alter
FORD WANTED will pay the highest
cash dollars: any make. any model. WILL
LIAMS AUTO SALES, r. /. ave. at Goth
CHEVROLET WANTED will pay the
highest cash dollarss any make, any mode
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. r. !. ave. ~
goth st. ne. AGams S344.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
AuroMoTIvs MISCELLANEOUS.

shock absorbers, rear ends new hub caps,
eSRss y eiass 'hll instslled. T j. [. TBRENNER 4 CO,
1s4S MSp1ans FIRE AZ a En- 1915 81 The
Nap electric process: beautiful tread: 2,
hour service; eIectric-treated sections il
your tire is egt See ySgT tires 81 5eipg re-
inston's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1897
service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, imm ediate de-
neS uss
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
fons a$7 rgps arpssf st. ponae nT AP 6ese9 sSgo
NEW TIRES-Don't stand in line or de-
pend on a waiting list. Immediate delivery
en- any DFVe in for free serve
iee As0 sIff anH sHLEs co i4ss
roSTiad f Gi 5U ssfks. ssf su ATTENTION. a41I we
have just received large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors., They
viii also ut eter models OF
If ffis desired. sired ARCADE I5 pc PoNTiAc CO. 1437
Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
MOTOR, used International K-7' needs
Mn sGme /, sepairs' sla best offer over $50. Phone
mechanics ready to serve you. All types
of repairs, body. fender work and painting
WILLARD's GARAGE AND PAINT SHOP HOE
WANTED, left fender skirt for 941
Plymouth, or one that can be repaired,
PLYMoUTH FL Nj G1Ia MoToRs te>, 1912; com
pletely rebuilt. new-motor guarantee; ut
Plymouths, Dodses, l935-1942: immediate
Installation: S225. FLEIsHERs GARAGE
HARLEY DAVIDSON motoreycle. 1912
"45"; good condition. saddle bags, buddS
seat, chrome extras Call UN. 34bl. 10
FOR SALE. TRACTOR TRAILER UNITS
Model go Mac Federal tractor with IL .O0X20
tires, Fruehauf 32' tandem trailer, 10.o0x
20 tires, refrigerated with Tra,laire lair unit y;
x2O tires: Fruehauf "a trailer, refrigerated
with Trailaire unit, equipped with 11.0ox
MODEL wAe2 White tractor with / 00x
90 tires: Fruehauf 3O' trailer, refrieeraded
with Trailaire unit equipped with ll.oox
Eauipment in excellent condition, two
units less, than, 8 months old. VIII be
tion tn writ Write oINEY ACRES. F. o. BOX 747.
Martinsburg, W. Va. or phone Martins
burg 1.5.3:} II 4
Evening star., 1947-01-14
B-14 KTHE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
TRAiLERs Cont

TkAtLkkS tCont.1.
HOUSE TRAILERS for Immediate delivery
4s Gee Glider sd pss4 sss
sHsF Rw AND sR5iff GsEb bd HodsE III ready
TRA1eR HR ca 1Ne TeIple fraifsr VI
lage, Telegraph rd' Alexandra. Va. Phone
NEW sfiapls AND Used HOUSE TRAnERs. ready
TRALRR 11s n~seste eo Ne ssss oaE GROVE Frse
eGs 4n R0ps Phone oVeroof Ss "ss aso south
GLIDERs and Continental house trailers
are on display for immediate delivery: see
Yos nese D nS ra s on wheels M We as
NhW hGds 1s!sRa aEf M en
nss sss and sssa Restsf EsF
isFT. Il SAlf TkAvELo. besssp sssps ~ dse-thern
heater, electric brakes: sI125. WI. s1ss.
lsas scHuLT, s7,ft.. e-door. 3 rms. bot
tie gas; win sacrifiee. LU. SOLE A15 u
INc. ines esoa sS6S JEFFERSON sra Davis, RoSte T No
fahaca Rflas 49, ye q "a IT. t4es must sell earnx
city: bottle gas stove. electric brakes; metal
top; excel cond. Out Highway No. !,
South Alexsndria ,1sr 10 Park dr Spring
IMMEDIATE DELIvERYl-New and used
trailer coaches. We invite you to see our
display of seven new models.
1916 American Homecrest. 20 it. So lSl %
1916 Trayeio 94ia # ..216.oI
1916 American Tandem 25 ft 2337 .55
1913 Zimmer Tandem, - it, 2.466. 80
l947 SciluIt Luxury Liner 2512'ft 2.74S.64
1916 Travelo Tandem, ~ it. 2.936. .05
l947 Howard Tandem 2S TT 3,136 so
Prices include equipment and accessories.
drop cord, radio, door mats FIRE extln-
guister. 1eVeling Jacks 3-ton lift hydraulic
jack, etc Terms on IL, IS. "a months.
l947 comb. boat and utility trailer SI95 90
1916 Granite EXP. utility trailer, 99. 80
1946 Granite Exp. utility trailer, 229. 90
l946 Dor-Lee Trailcamper 100
All prices subject to change without notice.
Electric home appliances. trailer parts and
accessories, in our showroom and parts
Sun. till 9 pm AMERICAN TRAILER
Co, INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone
1891.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
LEGAL NOTICES (cont. J /.
ERSKIN GORDON, Attorney,
30I2 One 81 NV.

DISTRICT % %cousWT IT oF The The UNITED
Holding q Probate Court-No. 6S446.
Administration. This is to, GiTe Notice:
That the subscriber. Of the District OF
bate Court of the District of Columbia,
Letters of Administration on the estate of
trict of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
to the subscriber, on or before the 9th
day Of January. AID. 1913: otherwise
they may by law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 9th dav of January. 1941,
CAMILLE DUBOSE. 324I r st. NV. Zone
z. tSeal) Attest MELVIN j. MARQUES.
Deputy REGISTER of Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
ERNEST +. WILLIAMS, Attorney,
445I Albemzrie Street NV.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No es3s5. .Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notiee:
That the subscriber, OF the District OF Co.
Court Of the District of Columbis. Letters
Of Administration, G T A. on the r! Estate l;ss
of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
the subscriber, on or before the 9TH DAY OF
January, AID. 194s: otherwise they m may y oy ~
estate Given under my hand this 9th
day OF January. ly41. MARIE 2. FoEHL.
272S 18th ST. NE. Zone ls, tSealo AZ.
test: MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy
Resister of Wills for the District OF Co
lunibia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
iaI
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Alto PAINTING
TRAILERS.

WALCO 1916 coach: will sell reasonably.
Tllls TnNv ChHrcR HSVE FINAL FINALLY ARRIvED-The
new Duo, Elcars and Stars. All fully
equipped with bottled gas oven ranges; ranges;
and Single axles. All for immediate de
livery. Also used trailers. trade and terms
NATIONAL TRAILER COURT, Washing
ton-Baltimore blvd, College PARK Mos
GOOD NEWS-Immediate delivery, on new
tandem and single axle Streamlite ana
La Sale trailer-coaches Piatt. RSyerats'
Terms, IL to "a months. Sensational new
Higgins camp trailer, metal ntilltS T 1Tais, ss
SALES, U. S. Rt. 1, Berwyn, Mo. Tel
SPAKTAN, the all-alumlnum sircraft-con-
structed lightweight lifetime trailer; Inn
mediate delivery. BOULEVARD TRAi.EsR LIE
SALES Q5O5 Washington. Baltimore blVo.
BerWys. Ed Tower 6162
HOUSE TRAILER, comfortable bedroom:
home. Jr SINDoRF, Canary Trailer
Camp. Berwyn. 40
Evening star., 1947-01-14
FUTURE.

THos: J. OWEN s SON. auetioneers; 4sb
two-story semidetached brick dwelling CON
tanning five rooms and ath, being wnown
as premises No. 1925 st. Sc, Washing
ton. Q; G: By virtue of certain de deed
Folio 553, ct seq. of the land records of
the District of Columbia. and at the re- re-
undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction, in front Of the premises. on FIJI
day; the gath day Of January AD ss.ra6 la64a; =;
land and premises situate in the District
Of Columbia and DESIGNATED as and being
Lot ~ in Square 5347 in subdivision
made by East Hills, Inc. as per plat re
corded in Lber 124, Folio 4. of the RECORDS
Of the once Of the surveyor Of the Dis Ii
trict Of Columbia Terms MS; Of Il saie aae;,;red A
at time Of sale. Al conHeyaneinG; ag.t ref ef
purchaser Terms Of sale to be eompiietd of 9ats
resell the property at the risk and co cost OF Of
defaulting purchaser after i've days ao-
pertisement of such resale, in some ,neWs-
MARTIN r. WEST. CLARENCE DODGE.
EDWARD K. JONES. trustees.
1 ~
Evening star., 1947-01-14
eApAsEs FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT, sizes 1920 and s.Sss 26xsGG sG
Strand steel or Berry ALUMINIUM sii 3veFnesa ea :
rs9es. e9 ready-buflt homes, and cottages:
easy terms; immediate delivery y,1IsSp SEE fEs nns
model display, GENERAL, lkpusIHHTiEss ND HT
No IL, Arlington. Va. q mi south oil
Highway Bridge. Phone ia. 2lo4.
gARGAIN-Large high garage brick niag
which can be made into one is now avsn. .a, :,
she for only SO, 500; very conveniently
located, Call HERBERT g. SONS, Realtors.
b1b a Capitol Ii. 0l29.
PREFABRICATED steel aluminium gafages
and mill bldss: also wood beach cottages
for early delivery. DUPONT IRON
WoFRS. Ma 3766. 1855 18th ST. NV,
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Goren on Bridge

Opening lead: Seven of hearts.
A figure of speech commonly EN-
ployed by bridge players intent on
is He doesn't know
how to take a finesse" This is re-
garded as the insult supreme. Yet
the taking of illnesses is not always
the simple matter that many make
it out to be. There is more to 1t
than meets the eye and the proper
way to handle certain card combi-
nations is not always known even
to players of considerable expert
ence.
In today's hand South handled
commonplace holding with rare deli
cacy and fulfilled contract which
but for his meticulous care, would
have been doomed to failure.
The bidding was good. Smiths re-
sponse of one spade was in accord
with moderate practice. North had
immediate visions of a slam and
made the only bid which vigorously
suggests it by jumping in a new
suit. The fact that he actually held
no new suit" was no objection. IN
asmuch as he was prepared to re-
turn to spades in any event, he was
at liberty to jump in any suit not
previously mentioned When North
invited the slam again by overbid-
ding the game, South was fully JUS
titled in accepting the invitation on
the basis of the diamond control
which he might not have had for
his previous bidding.
The seven of hearts was opened
and since there was no way to avoid
the diamond finesse, declarer took
it at once. 1t failed and the jack OF
diamonds was returned. Since 1t
was now vital to lose no trump
tricks. declarer set about to calcu-
late the best chance to pick up the
suit. Obviously if East held the
king 1t could not be captured unless
it was singleton, which, with five
cards outstanding, was too remote
to consider. If West held the sim
gleton king, the winning play would
be low trump. That incidentally
would be the correct play If South
held another entry card. SO that the
finesse could be repeated.
Declarer dismissed the thought Of
playing West for the singleton, king.
If West held the king and one or
the king and two, the ordinary lead
of the queen would succeed. If West
held four to the king-nine no play
would succeed But if he held four
to the king and East held the sin
gle nine, declarer would gain his
end by leading the queen and play
ing the 10 from dummy. When the
queen was not covered, he repeated
the finesse by leading the eight and
underplaying the five from dummy.
Declarer had given himself the best
possible chance to make the hand
and was duly rewarded.
(Copyright 1947, by Charles Fl. Goreno