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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
-Marysville

Mayor-G. L. Kingsmore, r
$50; Clerk-George P. Scheiderel
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
RESULT OF TUESDAYS BALLOTINC
ON TOWNSHIP, OFFICERS ARE GIVEN
NOVEMBER l3. le47-
Allen Township

Allen Township
Trust GO. r. Polling, 81,
Clerk-Glenn l.. Cline, 1l9;< JUS
tice of the Peace-Harold Kent, q
Constable-C. A. Claar, 2;
Claibourne Township
Trustee-C. Lee Decker, 767
Clerk-Kenneth Helser, 292; JUS
Vestall, ABS; Justice of tn G
Peace-Tucker P. Smith, 689;
Constable--Charles Wis, 26
Bob Allen, IL.
Darby Township
Trustee-Albert Rausch, 286
Clerk Kenneth Helser, 292; JUS
tice of the Richard Young
II; Edward Greenbaum, S; Con
stable-Matt Jordan, IA; Francis
Salisbury, 10.
Dover Township
Trustee-Eugene Amrine, 48
George Taylor, IA; Clerk-Paul
E, Low, 155; Justice of the
Peace. H. Gray, 4; Constable
Alva Daniels, Z.
Jackson Township
Trustee-Oliver Hall, 20
Clerk-Elmer Barker, 81; Geralc
Mosher, 20; Justice of the Peace
]. F. Really, 20; Constable-Johr
Schuster, 5; Dick Evans, 4.
Jerome Township
Trustee ay Mosier, BIT
Clerk-Ot ito B. Cosgray, SAT
Justice of the Peace-Peter Fish.
er, 314; Constable-G. F. Hinder.
er, 318.
Leesburg Township
Trust e en-. c. Braithwaite
ZIG; Clerk-Leo Teets, 228; Just
ice of the Peace-Francis Robin
son, 2; Charles McWilliams, 2
Harry Clevenger, 2; Constable
L. S. Miller, 3; Jess Ballard, 3
Gale FreshWater, 2.
Liberty Township
Trustee-Jesse Russell, 80
Jake Bowers, So; Clerk-Leslis
Bault, l02; Truman Low, 10; Just
ice of the Peace-Bert Miller, sc
l.. H. Knox, 20; Constable-Vit
Jackson, 80.
Millcreek Township
Trustee-Lawrence Liggett, %
Albert Wolpert, 10; Clerk-Ernes
Bumgarner, 127; Justice of the
Peace-George Mills, z; Con
stable-LaWrence Andrews, 4
Frank Herriott, 4.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
MAYORS, OTHER OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
BY ALL SIX VILLAGES in UNION COUNTY

Milford Center
Mayor aul Easton, 1888;
Clerk-Paul j. Shea, 314; Treas
urer-Elsie Sheehe, 289; Coun-
cil-Walter j. Brake, 262; Andy
Payne, 267; Glen E. Coe, 275; Le-
Roy Wood, 259; r. B. Boyer, 258
D. John Smith, 248
Redwood
Mayor-Harry Gwynn, 529;
Clerk-Kenneth d. Kyle, 484;
Treasurer-H arry Brown, IL;
Council-Wayne Dilger, 403i
Claude Swartz, 461; Fred All
COVER, ATT; John Livingston, 81;
Joe CASTOR, 20; William Davis, 25;
Board of Public Affairs-T. P
Sieg, 487; c. H. Williamson, All,
w. c. Spain, 444.
EMarYsville
Mayor-G. L. Kingsmore, R,
$50; Clerk-George P. Scheiderer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
Citrus Fruits Nutritious

INTENTIONALLY, citrus fruits get star
billing because they are rich nat
ural sources Of ascorbic acid, more
familiarly known as vitamin c. Half
medium sized grapefruit or one
large, juice orange. will supply the
daily need fer this vitanin. If these
fruits are eaten in liberal amounts,
they will make considerable con-
tributions to the vjtamin B1, vita
min B2, and mineral needs of the
body.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13

r, 955; Treasured. r. Griffith,
R, GAO; Council-C. P. Wagner, r,
800; w. H. Huffman, r, $40; Dale
Overly, R, 793; George H. Graf,
r, IT'S; Delmer Smith, R, 889;
William G. McCarty, d, 514;
Board of Public Affairs-Cecil
Riser, r, 1865; Walter c. Asman,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13

Allen Local (2)-John R. De-
nune, 81; Stanley Carter, 81.
Claibourne-R C h wood Local
(2)-Gerald T. Anderson, 433; w
c. Bowen, COZ; D. K. Davis, 627
Chuckery-Da Local o.
w. F. Real, 238; Richard Young
165; Don M. Bailey, 212; Wilbur
George, 218; Edgar Burns, 236.
Dover Local (2)-Leo L. Davis,
ISL; Lester Stiner, 119.
Jackson Local Colchester
Graham, 81; James R. Hoffman,
118.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13

d, $50; E. ]. Morris, d, 481;
Magnetic Springs
Mayor-Jessie Conrad, 27; Ell
don Ballard, H.
Clerk-L. Reed, "a. treasurer
Alvin Miller, 26; Council-Omer
Doty, %; Daisey Sullivan, %
William Drake, 81 Ethel Dewitt
10; Harold Reed, 10; Lorin Cook,
16.
Unionville Center
Mayor-CyruS Turner, 35
Claude Bailey, %. Clerk-B f
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
PAGE FIVE

Edward Tedrick, 1872; William c..
Youman, 1886; Robert Chapman,
Ill.
Board of Public Affairs-C. E.
Fee, 1l8; J w Jones, IFS; L. r.
Trees, ia.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
storing Butter

The best place TO store butter is
in a refrigerator where the tenn
perature is always below 10 degrees
Fahrenheit. or better still, below
zero.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1871 Special; r. and h.; perfect
mechanioal, cond. and appearance; ideal
with minimum upkeep: 81 $50, or best
offer under. TR. 1854, bet. : am. and
BUICK 1895 Special 4-door sedan; radio
heater; motor and tires in good condi-
ton; S395 ME-. 4lS2. S0l ST. NV. 2S'
BUICK 1899 Century 4-door sedan: radio,
condition: unusual value: buy from owner.
SS95. Come and see what comfort in
driving means. Can be seen at 5So6 Ga.
BUiCK 1889 Special under $4,000 miles;
except,onal % ear ear IoTn ns & OF trip 5000 or
black; S3,3oo cash, Mr.. ORION. DDU.
BUIcK Ie87 Century de luxe business
coupe, 4-passenger; excellent condition,
new paint; recently passed D. C. insoec-
BUICK 1870 Super 4-dr. sedan; blue and
seen seen at S GS1BsoS's GARAGE, 146a St. St
BUICK 1910 limited 5-pass sedan. very
clean in excellent condition; Sl,25o. co.
BUICK 1899 sedan. good tires, condition.
engine, radio heater; must sell immediate
ly: 5000 cash. EN-. 6907, 3e'
BUICK 1a4l Super 4-dr.; excellent appear
terry; 10000 miles; ) tires in very good
cond.; r. ana H.; Sl.75o. Call VAREA,
TIA. 1899 No dealers. -.9
and h; fine cond.; 81 595. Phone TA
0Sn9 or car can be seen at 55l6 1th
ST. NV. SO
BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan: good shape. very
cleen. seat covers. good tires, fog lights and
heater; SI.l95. CHI. 62T3 rs
BUICK late 1910 conv 6-pass Roadmas-
ter in excel cond.; one owner, carefully
driven; smooth powerful. radio, heater.
plaid seat covers, other extras priced well
under market at SI,25n. FA. 262s. -ea
BUICK la4l Super conv.: ?. and h.; Al
shane: SLABS or best offer under HO.
$3.50. Ext C04 so
BUICK 1899 Special 2-door sedan: with
radio, heater excellent tires, nice in
terror; 1a47 D, c. inspection; Ssa5, terms
or trade. r, I. MOTORS, 1920 Rhode
Island ave. ne. -29
Evening star., 1947-06-28
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COTTAGE, modern porehes; running va
napoiis; boat; ish.; $3.50; Sept. /: :od5::f refs,
REHoBoTH lSa BEACH, DEL, Ia blocks from
bath, accommodates II, for month of
FuiRN1sHED IE5i COTTAGE for rent by week,
Chesapeake Beach, Is st. North Beach
coTTAeE FOR RENr-Available lyme
WILDWooD. N. Modern 2-DedFm. I'm
refgr,; ideally located near Beach; week,
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-Rent small GOT
WANNA aAi '0' coTTAeR q FACE opposite % Wilkins
Store. Bancroft ave. -29
EPPING FOREST, MD.-Unpolluted Severn
River. near Annapolis. Easy committing
ffes ESeefeRt SeSsSG beds s'H elect ' refsF and
club 'priyils. Accsommodates : or 3. A.
EDDing 5 Forest sign, ~ ask Gt for MRS. LoNPoN
SYLVAN SHORES - Six rooms and bath,
ami, screened porches, lge. shady water
front lot. WA. 3249, call after pm.
WATER FRONT FURN. APT, rooms
Eabor lg4oT Day ~o DU G? s56 south f shore sS4a
COTTAGE, accommodations for e. bed
rms, kit, bath and large screen porch.
18th and Maryland ave, Chesapeake
Peach. Phone North Beach 1O-J or
Monday after pm, GE. 171S. --29
OWNER will share cottage week end with
bachelor or retired gentleman, nice place
$. H. BARN. water front between 18th and
18th SITS, Chesapeake Beach, Md. 29'
EDGEWATER BEACH, rooms: on water,
two weeks Or month; refined adults
restricted Annapolis $500. a
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. COTTAGE on
Chesapeake Bay water front, Shady Side,
Nd. 4 acres, secluded, well-kept grounds,
ing bus transp daily to D. c., 35 miles,
S4O0 for season ending Labor Day. Year
round occupancy can be arranged No
Saturday or Sunday or any evening
Routes from Upper Marlboro, 4, 2, 255.
West River sl-F-3l. PERLMAN. 80.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
AuroMoTivE MtscELLAaEous.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERs-Immediat
delivery; new shipment Just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable for
merchants, farmers. fishermen ana touT-
1897 irving st. NV, AD. $500. Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
AUTO REPAIR EQUIPMENT-Tow truck,
air cempressors. battery charger. spark
plug cleaner. steno. desk, chair and type
writer. D. LAWSON, ME. 672S. or E6.
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION. We
carry large stock of good-auality seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
ft other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation II desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st.
SEwlTYPE New TIRE REcAPpING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hour
service: electric-treated sections If your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO. Washington's
Largest Poasiae DeaieE san As1 irving nlv,ss St
GGTAKARrkED . Sao0' fe0aift 6isfi a srshsmisslons
shock absorbers, rear ends. new hub caps,
zril3es. seal-beam lights, water and fuel
pumps, Jacks, cyl heads, door mats, safe
ty gla's Installed J L BRENNER g. CO..
la4n Montsns ave ne. FR 1870 ~
accessories, including generator earours-
S195. Installation charge only $50 addi-
tional A total saving of over Sl25.. Cal
now while they last. ACTION AUTO
SERVICE. 719 NJ st. NV. Ma. 641S. -29
GOODYEAR LIFE GUARD Innertubes "a
Sizes $3.50 50-16 excellent condition,
$40 lot. TIE. 1924. -29
TRUCK BODIES, vans, stakes and pickup
bodies in stock: special bodies made TO
order FRED s. GICHNER IRON WORKS,
INC. 1914 oath St NV, RE. 2419. 4
Evening star., 1947-06-28
MOTORCYCLES.

SALISBURY MOTOR SCOOTER, I'm
perial," 6-h.p, auto. gear shift; demon
stration Sat and Sun. See it. ride it. I'm
medists de!vsry Biz RIds S,c on 36s the IN; IN
hwy. Arlington, Va. 29'
ARIEL 1916, excellent condition; best Of Of
fer. DE. 374S 1907 Girard st. ne. 29'
INDIAN MoToRCYCLE, just passed D. C.
II spection; $40. Apt. l, 1909 M st. NV.
MOTOR SCOOTER. cushman, 1946; ex-
celIent condition, Phone HY. 033i. 3! "a
seat and ssddlebag, new tires. AT, 9I7o.
MOTOR BIKE, Whizzer; $3.50. or best
offer below guaranteed excellent condi-
tion Call SH 1857. --29
CUSHMAN AIRBORNE SCOOTER, Model
50 ane side car; motor in fine condition;
SPECIAL SALE-MotoBecane motorcycles;
limited amount on hand; reduced to 500.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO., 9TH
INDIAN MoToRCYCLE 1945 Chief; good
condition; price, S:i25. Can be seen from
. pm. 10 g pm, at 5000 And ave
Hyattsyjlle Md 30
Evening star., 1947-06-28
FARMS FOR SALE (cort, J .


II ACRES, near FAIRFAX; good roads well
Ansnesa HUGH McpiARMTD, Real ! =, Es,
Iss ACRES. 7grra. n house, tenant houses
bank barn, sranary, corn. house. and ma
chine shed. Tractor and ali farm ma
chinery. which, is in good condition; Two
low, due to bad health at S17.500. Call
Mr.. Saunders, WI. $40 with E. M. Fry
INC. Realtor. % :
THREE GOOD VALUES The Dell, Fau-
uuier Co. Va. A charming 1s40 masonry
manor house with center han, nice star,
and telephone: 276. scenic acres With full
flowing stream: reduced from S3o'ooo 70
$4,000 for quick sale.
Thistlewood Farm. Loudoun CO.. va
Facts: ~ A going 3os.acre iarm arm VIII Win
ished permanent pasture and hay crops
which provides home grown feed throush.
out the year; ~ b. 100 &C acres oSo Of T99osiando n
Fsfma Fo2d f"osf x ubSer ssenhs tiTed Is Is Tractor
glow 6ottom &C. tractcT sracto1 mo%e5 oood saq aq
u lime spreader; tR1 saw mill GFrickI
(h1 Dodge truck, heavy duty, bought new
1945 ID hay Salsr sAnn aEoo[3: 5tgn ~ 5lyev sIfv
grade poiled Herefords. tbl - shoats.'
1c) bred sows. (4) Buildings; az a
beautiful view. (bJ small tenant hogse,
1c) 3 cattle barns machine shed, chicken
house, etc This excellent farm is only "a
miles from Chain Bridge. The price Is
1900 It. above sea leyel. near Mt.
the Appalachian Trail, overlooking the
SHENANDOAH Valley; full flowing streams,
and a quaint stone school house adds In
For other details and appointments to
inspect cali Mr.. Smith. De 416l office
hours, Vienna 1874 ewes and Sun.
FRANCES POWELL HILL, 1908 goth ST.
NV DE 410l.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Natures Children
BY LiIIion Cox Athey

Whooping cranes are nearing
extinction. Many feel that in short
time the last whooping crane will
disappear. Only intelligent cooper
alton by all bird lovers will prevent
this from occurring.
The goal is to find ways and
means to restore whooping cranes
to their former haunts. The whoop-
ing crane, one of Our most colorful
and largest birds, is fast vanishing
from the sight of ALL
Airplanes have been used effec-
lively in locating them. Over the
Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge
near Austwell, Tex, Is whooping
cranes were seen in the winter Of
1945.
The whooping cranes range now
extends from Northern Canada to
Texas and Louisiana and possibly
into Mexico. Winters are spent in
the South and summers in the
North. The birds would have to be
studied during their nesting sea-
son. Only two birds have been seen
in recent years near Vermilion Bay
in Louisiana where a few years ago
there were Is.
In the Middle Western States and
in Canada great numbers nested,
the place livened with their whoops
and beauty.
Today, cranes are among the
wariest of birds in the world. Every
bird expects death from man. Years
have proven that the pure white
plumaged body has been an ire
sistible target for the gunner,
Whooping cranes stand four feet
high with a seven-foot wingspread.
The plumage, with the exception Of
black wing tips and featherless head
and cheeks of bright red, is pure
white. The long bill is dark green
ish-vellow, the legs and feet dull
black. Not to forget that If the
cranes windpipe were uncoiled It
would measure five feet-which en-
ables it to give the long, loud,
mighty whoops.
In fight the bird in spite of size
is very graceful. Rising from the
ground with effortless motion, TAX
ing off with little climbing steps of
the airway, legs stretched out
straight lined with the body--a
beautiful white ship in the air.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LIST AND 2nd Trust LoANS-Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. SIT
sth ss,n.E RE $3.50. .,rs ~ u
buy second-trust notes, u. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates; NATIONAL
MORTGAGE Il INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
Ny aye NV National 1888
LOANS TO ID. c., MD, VA. HOME owners
without excessive title charges or ap-
praisal fees: low rates. SECURITY FL
NANCE CORP, S38 Investment Bldg, D1.
S672
Ist-TRUsT LOANS on real estate: low
rates. terms or mo. payments. P. J.
WALS4E. INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND,
Virginia or D. C. property. THE AAIER1-
CAN co, S47 18th, IA So32 c t.
"a hrs; Also II tnancial aid to builders.
CASH FOR 2nd-TRUsT NOTES; quick set
tlement. FULTON r. GORDON; 1927 Eye
st, 2nd, 3rd TRUST LOANS, nearby Md,
Va. and D. c; mo. payts: lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO, 905 N Y. ave. NV. RE.
1872. RE 1913 &"
Evening star., 1947-06-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev
vans. stakes panels and pickupS for hire
DRIVE -UE SELF. NE. 7aIi ;}0'
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eral hauling; vans, stakes, panels. white
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs: expert.
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates
local and long distance. IA. 2937. %"
DUMP TRUCK, with or without driver, by
day or week. Call WI 1857 or WI. 2111
Teton. l5-FT. fat truck, white driver
block, lumber or brick; available Monday
LU. 10@1.
FOR HIRE-1 la-ton truck. with driver
for hauling and moving or miscellaneous
LU 1926 %
Evening star., 1947-06-28
BIB THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.


Weferfront Property-sole tcont.1
CLUBHOUSE, new. modern, fully
shore line fmore or Iess); IL mile state
road frontage (more or less). This Is
one of the finest properties on the Po-
Florida, must sell now. This is your
golden ropportnnity- nn, Ph9ne cH 52sa. ~
3 BEACH COTTAGES. ST $50. 1850
$3.50; one fully furn.: worth inyestigat,
ing: two are year-around. CH. 361o. "a
room, bath bungalow; furnished: on prom
inent corner; only 200 #. from main
beach; priced low on easy terms. r. a
HUMPHRIES, Realtor, S0S No. Capitol
Evening star., 1947-06-28
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete job. s35 up:
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa
ave extended Sc, Ii. 353a
AUTO PAiNTING-Complete lob $50: Sc
lee. your color; work guaranteed ADDI-
son CHEVROLET, 1522 I4th st NV, 10.
1900 -
AUTO PAINTING, body and fender work
immediate service, prices reasonable 35lt
Ga. ave. GE a&4o a
Evening star., 1947-06-28

BONNTES HAVEN, Chesapeake Bay, 2S mi
from d. c.; camp for children Ali; educa-
tor owned and operated licensed by State
of Maryland: trained dietician and nature
study leader; experienced counselor. ST.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Mind Meter

In this test 10 statements are
made. some of which are true and
some false. If { statement cIr +
fact, circle the letter T; If it Is
false. circle the letter F. /
/. The President OF Argentina
must be Roman Catholic.
g The bite of a spider seldom
proves fatal. T
g. Penguins are noted for their
ability to stay in the air for long
periods. T
Of a II least I'nsS s. Zones BONE 20 e'''''O p
4. The law OF gravitation was
discovered by Einstein. T
than South America. r p
r. Port wine was named for the
city Of Oporto. Portugal. T p
\. All major league FIRST basemen
are left-hsnded. T
q Alaska extends farther west
than the Hawaiian Islands T p
TO- Presidential candidates must
have previously held some public
Office in order to be eligible r p
ANSWERS will be published Monday
Evening star., 1947-06-28
MONEY WANTED.

S2 900, to be secured by End trust on
two-year-old, siX-room brick home in
Arlington: owners present equity. $1,000;
no discount acceptable. CH. 1894 after
nm. or any time Sunday. 29'
secured by 25-room furnished hotel. pros
porous town; bearing 80 interest, payable
SGn monthly LII 61SI. EXf- 29s
Evening star., 1947-06-28
EARNS WAkTEp.

SUITABLE FOR STOCK; coed house, ap-
proximately rs acres prefer Virginia.
vicinity so miles D. c.. direct from owner.
ia, l1q6-J Box Tam. Star. -29
WANTED TO RENT-Stocked and equipped
farm on shares; owner to furnish every
thing but labor E. r. LYNCH, RI. Hern-
don, Va.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED, steel and aluminium ga
TSges shops and factory bldEs,, erected,
eomple:e With engineering service.
ST. ". MA 1856 II
Evening star., 1947-06-28
GARAGES FOR REhT

BRICK GARAGE, concrete floor. dry In
Sids, lfnrned. poss.: centrally located, NV.
FOUR GARAGES, Rnole or individual mr.
18th ana Columbia I'd. CO. 459s. so
Evening star., 1947-06-28
|Goren on Bridge

Goren on Bridge
Neither vulnerable, East deals.
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The bidding:
East. South. West. North.
- Ia Pass A.
Dbl. Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, two of clubs.
Whatever objection there may be
to "wishful thinking" in the world
OF politics, I am convinced that sue
cess at the card table cannot be at
tanned without engaging in GER
tain degree in that practice. There
is hardly play executed in bridge
without making a wish. In taking
a simple f1neSse the wish is that the
adverse honor card is in the hand
OF the opponent who plays second
hand to the trick And so on down
the line. Successful defense, OF
course, can hardly be planned with
out wishes as to partners holdings.
Frequently as a result of this
practice we will reach the conclu-
sion that lead must be made from
an ace or king or something
equally uninviting Most players
tighten up when they are faced
with the likelihood of leading from
one of these combinations 1t is for
East's ears that these words are
primarily intended.
The bidding was normal. South
had the lightest of overcalls, justi-
fed only by the nonvulnerable con-
oition. Notice North's jump to four
spades, which is entirely proper. A
jump to only three spades would
have been passed by South, who
need not treat it as force since he
was not the opening bidder.
The deuce of clubs was opened
and the queen went to declarer's
ace. A trump was then led to
dummy's jack and East took the
trick with the ace. Fearing to lead
from any of his other holdings, East
lazily got out with a trump. De-
clarer drew the remaining trump
and flnessed the nine of hearts to
East's queen. East then awoke to
the necessity of building up a dia-
mond trick and returned the 10 of
that suit. Declarer. winning with
the queen, drove out the ace of
hearts and that was the end.
AS soon as East is in with the ace
of trumps he should realize that
the contract cannot be defeated un-
less. in addition to the trump trick
and the two heart tricks, the de-
fense can win trick in diamonds.
This involves the wish that partner
has either the queen or the jack of
diamonds. and the lead from the
king must be made at once. This is
not the time for East to sit around
and wait for his trick, for it is ap-
parent it will vanish in due time.
Clearly the heart suit will become
for the discard of any
losing diamonds declarer may have.
1t behooved East to get busy.
(CopyriEht lq41 by Charles H. GorenO
Evening star., 1947-06-28
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
SUMMER CAMPS.

WILD MALLARD DUCKS for your coun-
try place; brood stock and youngsters
Telephone Vienna 303 90
Evening star., 1947-06-28

L. 7. H..
ors; Ike new, $3.50 or best under, Cali
PLYMOUTH 1a41 de luxe coupe. good ra-
appearance, clean inside, perfect mech;
priced to sell quick: S995. WI. 1865. --2a
PLYMOUTH l946 de luxe 4-door sedan:
pvt. pvt owner: s1.s75. Cali oV' ss5f. Is
s91d a sT-ts1 $3.50 CASH Rf''eE En-. oSsS SSSc
PONTIAC 1887 e-dr. sedan. heater, tood
seat covers; good motor; S400 cash. TIE.
PONTIAC 1894 convertible coupe, "s'' rum
BILE; excel; cond.; $465 or best offer under.
cash or terms sS6s5 SIns50 May be seen ssoSa al
1909 N Randolph st. Arlington, Va 80
PONTIAC 1925 s 4-door: sood condition
and trsnsp,; 1913 or best offer below. FIR.
PONTIAC 1895 cony, e-cyl. maroon paint,
good top. Price, Sa65. 1904 Queensbury
F4s6 issd Ssa.f S Sooe Ga. Ph
S953 pnSrat stter oJ Pm .s.u noos 20 %,
31o3 Eastern ave. ne. WA. $500 go
PONTIAC 1916 back 4-door s. excel. con-
6ition; rrice. $4,000 or under. Call 81.
PONTIAC 1871 al 4-dr. 4- Silver Streak "s":
exceptionally clean, Stone Motorola radio.
PONTIAC 1885 "6'' 4-door sedan: good
engine. GOOD tlrers and good body; recently
installed leatherette upholstery: uses no
oil and gets good mileage, has very
clean appearance inside and out; heater:
SALE. Can UR. 015S
PONTIAC 1870 Torpedo s; radio, heater.
all accessories; $1,000. No dealers. TE
PONTIAC 1910 Silver Streak 4-dr. sedan;
completely oYerhauled: new blue finish; ra-
dio and heater; SI.250. or best cash offer
below. Phone WI 1881, anytime after &
pm. on weekdays, and anytime after noon
on week ends. 80
PONTIAC 1884 coach: grey; looks good,
is good; one owner. S295. Clinton, 29.
ming condition: T. and h.. Sl,15o. Call Ma
3l20. Ext. 1927 or Gil. 1901. go
PONTIAC 1887 sedan; GOOD condition,
PONTIAC 1a34 1885 motor: GOOD con-
dition: $3.50. Apply 2415 K st. nv. -2a
dition throughout; $1,000. HALEYs
INC, 2o2o II st. nv, Ma. 1900. ga
Evening star., 1947-06-28

194i Cad e. 4dr. sed.. r. and h. S., ,095
1912 Pont. 2-dr. sed,, r. and h l,355
lq4l Olds club cpe, r. and h. ,295
lg4I Olds sedan, hydra, r. and h.. 1925
1a4I Chrys 2-dr sed, r and h. 1,095
la41 Olds 4-dr sed.. r and h. - 1.345
lq4l Plym, 4-dr, sed, r. and h 1,095
940 Pont. club cpe. r. and h o95
1927 Ford "s5'' Tudor sed. .-.-. 395
Cash, terms or trade. SOL Eye ID st.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
THFyROIF

CHEVROLET 1910; radio. heater, new
paint $3.50. viii take trade, 71O1 MARI
boro pl,, Suitland. Nd. HI. 1874. go
in excellent condition. total mileage only
23 600; orieinal owner; will sell for best
offer under $500. Mr.. RUNDLETT, 4434
Garrison ST. NV, Saturday, . to 4:30;
Sunday, II to pm. only "9'
CRRySLER Imperial 1889 4-door sedan;
some hodv work: $500 CAN WI $3.50
CHRYSLER 194l 6-cylnder 2-door, good
cond new tires, battery and brakes. WA.
7415 after 8 pm, WA. 9s42 till IL IN