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Evening star., 1947-07-02
spECIAL BARGAINS for your holiday

SPECIAL BARGAINS for your holiday:
1917 Frazier sedan. $4,000:
1941 Chevrolet 2-dr., r. and h., ~ l95:
1941 Chevrolet 4-dr.. r; and h., $ld45.
194l Dodge 4-dr.. h., 1,Q95.
i94I Dodge 4-dr., r. and h., 81 .095.
1910 Buick convertible coupe. 81 .295.
1910 Buick 2-dr. Special, S1,O5Q. o-o
1910 Mercury conv coupe, r. and h.. 81 $50
1889 Hudson convertible coupe, .$795;
1910 Studebaker Champ. r. and h. S795
1sss sss PIymouthh Pymouth 4-dr, 4-dr' $ss5. $sss5.
/ 939 De Soto 2-dr.. r. and h.. $3.50.
1941 oldsmobile. "6," hydr; 81. 81 1875.
939 Pontiac "6" 2-dr., r. and h., $S95.
1889 Pontiac "8" 2-dr.. r. and h. Ss95.
1941 Nash club coupe. r. and h., SS95.
1887 Buick 4-dr., $395.
l 936 Buick 4-dr., 5000:
1898 Ford Fordor. S115.
AUTO SALES CO.. INC, 1899 Benning
rd ne, TR 1891. %
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GARAGES WANTED

WANTED STORAGE SPACE for 1h-ton
stake truck, 150-inch wheel base, SIT.
height: mr.. 800 blk. 4th st. ne. MA. 1879.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE, in vicinity Conn.
ave-, between Cathedral ave. and Tllden
ST.; will pay at least 8 mos. in advance.
Call EN-. $500.
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1as EE4f - M6HSS SSS e., 500 Lee hwy airing
Used trallers, late models, from $1,000
25-ft. American Home Crest ------ 2,l96
git. American 2-dr. Tandem ---- 2,a25
2S-ft. Howard ALUMINIUM ------- 2,955Q
Sit. t sehuit it commodors -------- S,i9s
22Ia-ft Travelo - 1880
S7-ft Trayelo Tandem em------ 2'ee999e
27-ft. thinner 6-passenger ----- 1856
we win gladly finance any trailer you
from 0us ssance eaSE IKE
proyed @ trailer f pats and aiA accessories Open
Wis 4iiANiSHf ave. NV. iA Phone Wo. s2sii:' -0o0
denee From sTaNEEY H RoRNER. ER fGa
e. s5si Center 9th and Florida ave. n'e'' FIR.
Immediats 11 ns., dslysry-pecial ely, prices, 600
s Piatt e1as, Custom built tbottie rssS." % 2.S5S
Prairie Schooner o,,...--- l'eoo
Palace Mnix.In. AllAlIminum .na Ts1son aiasrf Dolly
vagabond telee. refgr. and gas e1t) 1850
Cabin Car Sport Trailer ------ 200
American Bantam Luggage------ 200
Hale 1-wheel Luggage e---------- 125
k.fs6a K!R6sh p6i|I. 5S5Iys 144S 4S
Trailer Accessories.
Prewar gasoline ranges.
Coleman gasoline and bottle gas ranges.
Coleman and 3 burner hot plates.
Coleman CT cooking stoves.
PreWar and Coleman stove parts. bottled
gas change-oyer. regulators-complete S35
(not installed.
Bottle gas 2-burner hot plate. cylinders
filled, S18 and $50.
Electric 2-burner hot plate with grill.
Chemical toilets. sofas. Hollywood beds,
tables, trailer windows. Venetian blinds,
sleeping chairs, Warner electric brakes,
drums and controls, water tanks, iceboxes,
chrome pipes, folding chair, awnings. COM
plete (rod, springs and stakes, 14-16-1S.20
to; many other trailer accessories. Our
finance rates are more reasonable under
GMAC. j
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CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe coupe; runs very
good: a real bargain; S675; cash, terms or
Ford 1895 convertible coupe; excellent
motor; S345; cash, terms or trade.
Ford 1884 convertible coupe; real bar
gain at S235.
Plymouth 1887 2-door de luxe sedan;
a real snap; $425; cash. terms or trade
HERSONS AUTO & APPLIANCE CO., Sth
o,d n Sts W DE 4GOO a
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PLYMOUTH 1a41 owner-rated Special
de luxe 4-dr. touring sedan black finish.
heater and seat covers, mech: and ,ap-
buy in washington. Can be bought for
less than wholesale price for only Ss95.
Don't pass this one UP. Terms or cash
Will trade: 30-day guarantee. LOGAN
(Ford), I'LL 18th st. NV. lSth and Ii,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE. tcon.., i.

DODGE delivery seean 1885. R.C. model.
good condition $3.50.
GMC panel delivery 1889. Y, ton. Ac.
Mack delivery 1s4I, cab over engine
type, e. D. model, ton: 3 Of these; $3.50
each. May be inspected at LANsBURGH
& BRO. SERVICE BLDG, 80; Capitol and
Evening star., 1947-07-02

oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
SACRIFICE, FLORDA-2-apt. furn house.
heart Of prosperous town; highway and
cash. bal rent. Ii. 51S7. Ext. 5. s.
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FREDERICK M. BRADLEY and
MARRIJRY, ATTORNEYS

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Has ssass' foE the pstris Of
s Of the Es pses Of
81 the 6sfet q as
Of Administr ation. CT.A.. on the estate Of
William Josiah Snow, late. Of the District
CT ea@s asainst aeeffse0 are
vouchers voucher thereof. 's legally lily aathenticated. to
se Ap % s sfoEs tie s1
estate. Given under our HANDS th{s S5tS
sso% ssy t ss9e Eyes aoh sh7 st. kM FEE MHH
dEERY ds ~, IEETERTs FEET MViN AsSfsant T
MARoGEs. Deputy Register Of wins for
the District of Columbia CLERK , o. the
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of colum,
81 aF 2s ande4e
tied Partnership under the arm name Of
window Sales an tSa Of
formation nation; of which was fiied with the
Clerk Of the. District court. Of the United
States for the District Of Columbia 3I, on
hereby declare, state and give notice that
as Of June So. I947. and that. the said
certificate Of the formation thereof is
hereoy cancelled as Of said date. In Wit
unto set their hands and seals this 23rd
day Of June, 1947: RALPH D, RICHARp-
BON. General Partner. L. 8. WILLIAM B.
TIL eepy s9ses Tsas rsztnsE cHasE s gfs
ART. Clerk. BY C. H. M1LsTEAD, Deputy
NAeEh. o.oo
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Mercury 1e41. r. and n.--- 1895
Buick i942. r. and h-------- h 1.450
Chevrolet station wagon 1e41; re-
Chevrolet station wagon 1e40-- 1905
CENTRAL MOTORS CO.. 5000 Lee hwy.
A ArIipgtop Vo rH rO00
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AUTO AUCTION may be. the place to buy
Tuesday Z pm. Make your offer II you
see the car you want; terms terms can be ar ar
ranged p c afSg AuTo AUCTION llls va.
Afro AuCTION-If you wish to sell:
trade or buy late model new or used
at s pm Washington's original auto
auction, 8511 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring:
Md, SH. 1900. Open to daily. Closed
TAXiCABS, 2: Plymouth 1946: Diamond
colors: radios and heaters; perfect condi-
ton; Sl,550 each. Call SIRICA, daytime
NO. 970O: nights, GE. 0654. d
STANLEY II. HORNER, NC, Buick, 9th
and Fla. ave ne. Horner's Corner. AT
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TON CARGO TRAILERS, $s5; Mt. ver-
non auto trailers, $3.50.
Vans. platforms. semis, 1owboys. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy. Arltng-
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GARAGES FOR RENT

AUTO REPAIR SHOP, 728-730 7th st. Sc;
gear garage with large once; 20 Yrs: yrs
active business; re rent eEa Ieasonabie' Apply
GARAGE FOR RENT, rear of 936 N. Y.
ave. NV; suitable for (2) cars or storage
S25 per mo. LEO v. GLORlUS, Di. 1870
Q32 St NV, -3
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Game
Find 26 or more common

Find 26 or more common EngilsIl
words in
FALT E r
meaning, "to stumble, tremble.'
Average mark is rs words. Time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game-f. Words must bs
NJ four or more letters 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of IS.
such as bats" "cats," are not USED -
Only one form Of word is used. 4. Proper
names are not used. A list will be pub
lished tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-02

CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMc truck dealer,
offers 10 trucks at special clearance sale.
Don't let these low prices fool you'll These
are good trucks. Save over 500.
1910 Diamond T. 1-ton pickup-S 5 395
1912 Dodge I4-ton pickup 695
1899 Init. 1h-ton, left. stake - sos
1912 GMC 2la-ton dump; 2-speed
1914 Federal 2h ton dump: 8 speeds, / 1,295
1910 Dodge 1k-ton dump 695
1910 Dodge Suburban Carry-An--- IT'S
1912 Chev. 15-pass. bus - --- 695
1912 GMC lh-ton 29-pass BUS 1850
I-ton cargo trailer " S5
Also panels, pole-line trucks. 12-ft.
stake, tractors, chassis and cab, platform
trailers. van trailers. lowboys. 6x6s. 6x4s.
4x4s, ducks, bodies, winches. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., GMC Truck Dealer, 5000
Through Georgetown. cross Key Bridge,
turn right 70. 8. No. 211 or No. 29), drive
Ia miles.
FORD. 1881, heavy-duty rear. pickup hbooddyy; body;
ideal for service station and towing; $500
Ford 1881 crane, HID. rear dual tires
International 1881. crane, c1a-ton
heavy duty Holmes wrecker; built for truck
work. d. 2T75, MR.. HARDWOOD or Mr.
HERMAN j
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Mother-Mrs. Smith will be here
for few days and then daddy and I
are going to take a little vacation
while she stays with you'and sister.
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SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroli ST.
Takoma Park. .. G., GE 3302 open sun
car c. in in 20 minutes, in time for your holiday
week end! Ut takes only 90 minutes TO
transfer the title to you. Be sure to bring
down p payment N nncs ana you can or''e your
eaF ! BUCK sway as speeisi eeie9 4-door Stream
liner; radio and heater: 2-tone ,o-
SO Chevrolet Master de luxe 4-door;
radio and l.h heater; ter mohair up sas
holstery;. s5g5 asstI0s down 0sE,e7: o-tone 's0
light and dark blue wnite-
band tires: low mileage; down OAK
payment arranged l'oso
"a Ford convertible, rumble seat;
seal beam lights; in very good ,os
mechanical condition -- $50
'46 Pontiac convertible club coupe,
6-cylinder; radio and heater.
SILVER Streak; kso0 neg gotn top; leather 4a5
heater [-''>,D-- --.-"------ $3.50
transmission: radio and heater;
recently replaced motor; custom
Al fSueIs' suieF ssdanette: sSan M a-tone; radio ~
and heater; also short-wave aos
AZ Dodge Custom. fluid drive. f.
door town sedan; green finish; on
,4s shey cheyrolet Iesh 4-door Fleetmaster; '
maroon finish: custom covers;
AZ Pontiac "8' convertible; auto
matte top; sea-green finish;
club coupe; radio and heater;
S5SS down 1,oS0
AZ Chrysler town and country sta
ton wagon; fluid drive: steel
top; seats nine: leather up
holstery; S51S down--------- 1.595
40 Ford coupe; black; two new tires
and two good tires: S345 down 745
40 Buick 4-dr. Special; 1925 down. S95
SO Ford Tudor ------- 295
40 Buick convertible; automatic
top; blue finish: radio apd
heater; S5IS down------- 1895
90 GOOD: S47s down own ' w. s95
And many others not listed here! Small
down payment, balance in IS months!
Stanley. M REINEs MOTOR Co. 7227 wis.
ave, OIL. 7227. At the red and white
sign, Daily, It'll 2. Sun. 10 IN 5; Closed
sunday! Here's .ishing you happy motor
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STUDEBAkER 1885 2-door SEDAN; gOod
running condition.. AS is; price S225.
STuDEBAKER 1887 small So sedan: orig.
fine black finish; runs fine: good tires;
S425. 1913 14th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander" busi-
ness coupe; recent motor Job, new crank
shaft, tires, wheels, rings. valves ground
in past 3 months: $3.50. SH. CLOS: ewes.
DU. 1884 daytime .
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion 4-dr. sedan:
5000 miles: climatizer; $3.50. Call De
7244 =
STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander 4-dr.. Sc
dan: immaculate inside and out, 7: and n
motor recently overhauled; $500. CO. 4soS.
STUDEBAKER 1899 4-dr. sed.: new tires
and seat covers. heat: S775 or best offer
below. Runs good, very clean. CH. 1l3l
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion coupe S725.
Private owner. Call after pm, PL. S773.
Evening star., 1947-07-02

To obtain a free copy OF the IL
lustrated leaflet on the Seven Won-
|ders of the World" send a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Uncle
Ray in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1947-07-02

ddintiioan, new tiges, clean; $500. Call gN.
HuDsoN ipD On 1877 con conv. Super "e" brougham:
the snappiest car In town; copper tan'
blue leather uphol., chrome wheeis. foot
controlled radio, a.-c. heat. etc., low mile
over overseas; must sell BY Friday; was offered
$3.50 by a dealer last week. Who wants
this beautiful car for S2,7OO or best offer
HGDsoN HISS F is4s e sedsn an? s1eeilent
$3.50. 1929 14th st. NV, .DU.. 1904. "a
neebso pe9f ags9 must se
$3.50. RA O296 bet s and 8 pm.
JEEP 1896, civilian, low mileage; single
eXneF; %y ss4a excellent condition; sl'o@'- Phsne
and sides: $40 MR.. GREENBERG, RE.
Ia IS SALE LIE 1885 4-door sedan; new paint
Hat HAITIAN AN AUTO 81 & RADIO CO, 7th and
La l. 81 SALE 1899 4-ar, sedan: good tires,
good motor: $3.50 y uN 100 074gi 1,,,.s. R
paint; n better shape than most 1e41 autos;
$3.50 or best offer below. 1850 MINI. ave
lincoln 1912 4-door sedan: good original
finish: excellent mechanically: all extras
including economy overGriYe: under 50.00u
miles; SLABS or best offer under Cal
LfNCoLN 1a4e 4.dr sport sd; radio and
neat, OVerQflVe, ali extras, WOEQef1ui GULL
dition. S2,s75: Ia. 6s14. =
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1889 4-door sedan
radio and heater; good condition; S795
RA. 1913. 6517 3rd st. NV, ,-4
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1886. 4-door: heater;
fair condition. S40o or best offer under
EINeoENzEPaYK Ehsee IL agsa. 1889 4-dr sedan; 5000
or best offer below: new '46 Mercury
engine; good tires; new paint; radio and
hisnc1 nTNC6LN.zEPRYR aaY 4-door sedan. This
car is very clean inside and out, is equipped
with radio and heater: tires praeLlcalIy
new: cash or terms, S1'2s9. cHERNER
MERCURY 1910 conv. sedan. Ex cond.
NAVAL asM sEssiv sERivIcE isT sTATIoN. zig St. Sc
szHeSfs asss s'4s s5ss sss'r essh :ss.' Re- '1s
days, or 1892 ewes.
end FEB, 1877. owner driven, $50 mi; 4
dr. sedan; pvt. party; S2,150. EX. 54S4'
Ext. %. or Ia. 1892 after pm. ,-3
MERCURY 1910 convertible sedan, in good
condition: new engine: $1,000. Gail Geor-
MERCURY 1910 owner-reted 4-dr. town
sedan; good finish and tires, seat covers
and heater. mech. Ok: plenty miles OF
good transp. left. Sanitized throughout
This car will settle your new-car worries.
Can be bought for only S1.095; terms or
cash: will trade: 30-day guarantee. LO-
GAN tFordl. I'LL 18th st. NV. asth and
u, DI. $500.
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SHULTE, sleeps 2: also Trotwoods, sleeps 8;
cozy home; new tires; S475 each; terms
Emerson E939 -6
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FORD 1941 owner-rated Super de luxe
club coupe; radio and heater: $1,175.
LOGAN MOTOR CO. (Ford dealer), 2O17
Virginia aye. NV ME: 2s1s., ooo "a
So, 100 or best offer below. Call DE. 7244.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
Control Towers Saved

While the House of Representatives
made further heavy cuts in President
Truman's budget requests when it last
passed an appropriation bill, it made
one notable change in the Appropria-
tons Committees proposals by restor-
Ing nearly five million dollars for the
operation Of control towers at airports.
AS the committee drafted it's econ
omy program, funds were to be provided
for but one control tower-at Washing
ton. The House changed this and as
4 result federal money for al towers
at that many airports in separate cities
Is made available.
This means that aviation may con-
tinue on a ~nexpanding scale, whereas,
without federal aid, it would suffer a
setback the extent of which can only
be guessed.
The bill as approved by the House
will cut Mr.. Truman's estimate for
the Commerce Department 80 per cent,
for the State Department % per cent,
the federal judiciary 20 per cent and
the Department of Justice 2.7 per cent.
Hopefully these and other reduc-
tons in the Presidents budget esti-
mates will not interfere with essential
operations of the departments affect
ed.
If they represent elimination of a
part of the waste of public funds which
characterized the Roosevelt administra-
ton they will serve a good purpose, as
tax payers will discover with gratitude.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
10000 Planes Demolished

Sometimes it seems years and years
ago that American %warplanes we're
crushing the power of Germany and
Japan. Then, again, it seems but yes
terday. 1t all depends on the trend
Of ones thought at the moment.
But now, it comes about, that the
fighting war being over and jet-pro-
PEELED aircraft coming into vogue, the
old giants of the air are obsolete, and
twenty thousand of them are being
broken up for salvage, particularly of
the aluminium they contained. 1t is a
strange rehabilitation indeed.
In the waste land of western Ari-
roma a great guillotine has been erected.
Daily it is cutting up the nations larg-
est concentration of heavy bombers.
Some five thousand Liberators, Flying
Fortresses and B-32's which are SINH
lar to Guperfortresses r being de-
molished. Their aluminium goes into
furnaces and energies in ingots, from
which are being made culinary utensils
to- replace the tons upon tons of pots
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17

and pans that American housewives
gave UP during the wartime aluminium
campaigns.
Other plants similar to that in Ari-
IONA are performing the same service at
Clinton, Oklahoma; Albuquerque, New
Mexico; Ontario, California, and Wal
lace Ridge. Arkansas. All r operat-
ed bv private contractors who bought
the planes from the Val Assets Ad-
ministration.
What is done with the other parts
of the planes is not revealed, hut home
makers of the country will welcome the
increasing supply of utensils, and it
would seem that the contractors stand
to make a profit on electrical devices,
copper and silver wire, and possibly on
motors, which could be used for rum
ming farm machinery and boats.
At whatever sacrifice they were sold
by the WAA, it is good news that a
part of their original cost is being off
set by conversion for peacetime activi-
tioc "
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
Star Program

State ports with Wilmington favored
In proportion with its resources. to in
clude public terminals, tobacco storage
warehouses, ship repair facilities, near.
by sites for heavy Industry and 35-foot
Cape Fear river channel.
City auditorium large enough to meet
needs for years to come.
Development Of Southeastern North
Carolina agricultural and industrial re-
sources through better markets and food
processing. pulp wood production and
factories.
Emphasis on the regions recreation
advantages and improvement Of resort
accommodations.
Improvement OF Southeastern North
Cardinals sfarm-to-market and primary
roads. with a paved highway from Top
sail inlet to Bald Head island.
Continued effort through the City's In
dustrial Agency to attract more in
dustries.
Proper utilization OF Bluethenthal air.
port for expanding air service.
r)e, elopment Of Southeastern North
Carolina's health facilities. especially in
counties lacking hospitals, md includ-
ing a Negro Health center
Encouragement of the growth Of COM
ulercial fishing.
Consolidation Of City and County
governments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17

cans the worlds best standard of liv-
ing is tapering of. IT was a wartime
phenomenon anyway. Today we're re-
verting to the old habit Of 81 down and
$1-when-you-catch-me.
"To the governments economists
that's just one of a number of telltales
whispering that the postwar boom is
fading.
whether the telltales add up to de-
preston, recession or just a return to
normally no one knows. But the ma
ton seems to be Catching up The
high cost of living has caught up with
the war-flattened pay envelopes. Re-
~tailers and wholesalers are catching up
on their inventories. Producers are
catching up on their backlog of orders.
And the statesmen r beginning to
catch up on their old contracts"
Federal statisticians note lingering
conditions that are ~unfavorable, but
the Journal adds:
"The government experts are not
yet ready to hoist a full Pledged storm
warning; most basic induces of business
activity, such as the Federal Reserve
Boards overall production index, are
still high. But the small craft warn
ing is already flying. Some businesses
have already felt the cooling wind, and
others are worried by the falling ba-
rometer even though overhead the
skies are sunny"
This could be interpreted in several
ways, but we prefer to think the idea
is that, all things considered, we are
on our way back to normalcy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
Boom Signs Fading

Doctors are agreed that prevention
is better than cure. The profession,
one way and another, is turning to
keeping the people we'll through educa-
ton in the best ways to stave off i'll
ness.
President Truman had something of
the sort in mind, obviously, when he
told his press conference that the way
to prevent depression is to use COM
mon sense and prevent "greedy people"
from getting control of the country.
1t takes no extraordinary reasoning
to understand that the way to prevent
depression is first to prevent initiation.
Initiation invariably is the predispos-
ing cause Of depression. If initiation
is knocked out before it gets the upper
hand there can be no depression.
Even with initiation creeping upon
us as it has been doing, there are signs
that common sense and economic neces-
sity r moving up on it and may yet
bring it under control before it swamps
the national economy. The Wall Street
Journal of last Wednesday treats the
subject exhaustively, finding increas-
ing signs that a dreaded boom are fad
ing.
W. quote from its Washington dis
patch:
"The nations families are going
back to the old American custom OF
living off next weeks paycheck.
"The rush of cash buyers for auto.
mobiles, radios, washing machines anc
all the other things that give Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written for NEA Service

Written for NEA Service
There is probably no game that
does not lead to arguments, Ger
tainly there are many in bridge,
in which it is not uncommon 10
hear the angry command, Get
yourself a partner" The furrea'
~ flew on today'S hand, right
through a series of arguments.
The first involved what East
should do over one no trump
Some players said East should bid
two spades, and some though he
should bid three spades.
However the majority agreed
that since he is not vulnerable, he
should double.
Argument No. 2-If East d oss
bid two spades, and South passes
what should West do? The souho,
est theory advanced was that We'
should bid three spades, holdlns
two acesa nd having passed once,
With that bidding East and "eN
would have no trouble in getting
to four spades.
With East doubling one NJ
trump and South bidding Two Old,
monds. it was generally agIee'
that West should double TWO Old
monds. .
Now what should East do owe.
the two diamond double? II !"
bids two spades, it might be con-
strued more or less as an ar
nouncement that his double i'a
been weak, and three spao''
might easily be an overbld' ~.
Peter Leventritt advanced "na'
1 thought was the best arguiIe..
He said that East should bid lnl'.
diamonds. By thus announsms
void in diamonds, he "oulc .r@
his partner if his strength Tes.;
was in diamonds, or II ne lev
side strength. ues
over three diamonds w" M
would find it necessary 10 w
htree hearts, and the geH hsr
opinion was that East should . o",
bid three spades rather thaa i9 ~.
hearts. Of course West WIN w N
ace and one spade, would 60 q"
sour spades.