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Evening star., 1948-07-16

Theate inspection: For Inspection Of portable equip
msnt in thsaters prssentinE stage shows; the mini
s9aTas 6S ar are used shall for and
In vaudeville similar theaters the above shall
electrical equipment.
80 Transformers lighting and/or power. per bank
electrical dlscharge transformers)
With less than 6OO-volt primary or secondary
Note-Transformers of over bO-Watt capacity are
elassed as power transformers.
With 600-volt primary secondary
The fee for Transformer or bank Of transformers,
charge of 81 90 plus sos per kv-a. based on lOT
OF the OUTPUT rating Of the transformer or bank
33 Transformer outdoor transformer enclosure.
outdoor sub-ststion. switch meter vault or
in private property including wirinE for equipment
therein ---.-.'.--0
"a Transfer fee: INSPECTION fee will not be Transferred
from Job to another.
35 dscharss ghtins mot sisn
80 lighting, transformer capacity Observation-Disclosures
81 Inspection fees for work not covered BY an exist
ing permit shall be charged In accordance with the
schedule of fees.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
LAMBERT, HART q N0RTHROP,
Attorneys, 2O0-21S Munsey Bldg.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-SNo. .71a75' Ad-
ministration This is TO Give Notice That
the subscriber. Of the state Of Maryland
Of II the Distric. Of Columbia, Anciiisry Let
teIs of Administration on the estate Of
n aarsahd Al person. s ess hs
BY warned to exhibit the same, with. the
the subscriber. on or before the 9th day
Of July, AID 194g; otherwise they may
BY Law be excluded from all bensfit Of said
day 81 July ia4si nth THEopoRs 4. SOME
MANN sli5 srookville Rd Chevy chs.s.
WELL, Register o. wins for he pistrist
OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ROBERT z. LYNCH.
NOTICE. NJ i' oP ss'f PAkfsEssfP EssssfP"'fsc sc p
Notice is hereby given that under GER
tisste sss y lse &. on nsa the faIa d.y q June
Of Columbia. the undersigned have formed
soSERf sosEs Ssds cSasY se I ol s e
business Z, Suyns sens sna aes
seeGfs n I cs e sss 's:r BE-
efsses in The National Mstropoiitsp s.nf
Charles Carroll Morgan Of Quincy Street.
Chevy Chase. Maryland. as q special or
limited partner has S SeoMnsribgtsd ~ Twenty
capital Of said partnership The business
of the partnership win be transacted b
The UNDERSIGNED general partners only.
Charles Carroll Morgan. as 0 special or
limited partner. shall not be liable 10.
or subject 70 any loss or liability beyend
e iyscH ss H si sos:r
Jones A Co. tseaIl true copy, Testi
HARRY NJ HULL. Clerk. By R. .. WAY.
jes3.s5.ss. 40. 3o.iys.s.7.a1oi4.Is.i7
Continued on Mex. PsssJ
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JOSEPH J. MALLOY, BUCKLEY q
DANZANSKY, Attorneys fer Caveators


IN THE p1sTRIcr coURT OF THE
United States for the District OF CO.
lumbia. Holding Probate Court.-In Re:
ASmipS.ration 4MG1 MSyv hIrN No. 595ssUoRDER TIX-
vIDING FOR PUBLICATION.--T notifi-
cation as to the trial of the issues In this
case relating to the validity of the paper
writing dated al IsP47," purporting to
be the last will and testament Of Nellie C.
kinE r.ss DECEASED hsyinE been returned as as
to be found" it is by the Court this 18th
day Of July: i94s, ORDERED, that said
issues be set down for trial on the 2sth
order and % the substance Sc 1' Of SAID T' issues @
be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and twice a week for the same
period IN The Evening Star; the substance
q said issues being as follows: One
"lILsI'47:" the last viii and testams snt
Of Nellie C. King, deceased2 Two: Was
the said paper writing executed by said
decedent and attested in due form as
Tssared by awS Three Was the said
thereof. or the. subscription thereto pro-
cured. by, fraud or deceit practiced upon
decedent by any person or persons7 -Four:
was the said paper writing obtained or
the execution thereof procured from the
dursss or coercion Of "a any person Sr
MELVIN J. MARQUES. Register Of wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Tf.SMnowsp hrSen.e G1srt ,,0.s We consent; Fred C
torneys for Caveators.
jy13,16,20. 0.23,27,
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Telephone Hours:
3 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
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l. 800 Each kv-a .05
L. 200 Each kv.a .05
1000 T. 800
500 Va. 100 500 Va. 100
l. 200 L. 1.W
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mss, viii considered three branch cir
sSu' +:
sf ish snh but
c hs tx c using
TnF e
assoTdanss With aad vii se
ofsfo sndsf the e WIN 0'n'F ssus
Or a saeuses sn motors and 'DD
OF on .ps. 1 4ssed .se
Eieetrieal dischaTse lighting systems of more than
Exhbiti0ns sxDostons. and the like indoors 'area in
q r. signs ETC.
is located .t IN the District of Columbia Sign sign
Minimum fee for each wired sign section
moos Of as s than s Gsnf n ta ae
devices appliances OF less than one kilowatt ca
sss s not part '' ''"s apparatus Gov
on not sor Be m
For electrical oschaTse lightins fixtures Of 200
an ndyidua S ian nSture % S's'''" vi" DC '0n'0'e'
oil-burnins equipment domestic type. including
olHbHrnes equipment eommsEcsl type: , The ts.
5 es Sea On p s sna for s 81 5
ssss5s Sss ssrns fsn3ss, ss, 6
fan met %G,o5 Of z ss'
la Meter S.sS sSnnss,,SS s%ssS. facilities: " ~
lSl 100 Ampere ----------- -----------
40l 800 pere-----------------------
69i-S00 Ampere
over lsgoS i.goo AmDeFs AmDsFs
For instastiOns US Of than meter the IN
donai fee for the smaller
fec t9 ess s s nssss 6 the Of ss
service disconnecting means.
The minimum fee charged for any inspection.
,,fa efea 6y . permit, VII be t., 81: lawn, and -.
spotIiehts See Theatrical Eauipment
as '0a
I hpl ho. to- 10 i hp s.P ind!' d!!p'l'---- -------
99vsF 9ysF io r. H. t. e e e sP r. Rsi --
Oyer 20 hp. 70 90 hp. inel.-------------------
ysr oysr g g hp hp TO TO = = hP hD nnee
For installations Of NOR. than on. motor til, initial
fee shall be for the larsest motor plus the additional
ns installation for purposes Of Determining its safety
found that wiring or equipment has been installed
without permits and approval in accordance with the
is NJ Fee; No lss will be sha5ssd for Inspection Of
No for Sy the Ds OF d
to cover an electrical installation or Alterations pre-
ylously made, for which no permit has been issued
fee with mnimum Of ss % in addition to the res-
fee No service charge shan be made for
20 outlins ne decorative .s. md troush lighting:
Hsstse d.ehaPs. aoHd ifshsnr system. of NOR. than
81 quarterly permits. Tn. f. for au.rterl, permit.
e.s. less than IS Dsy.bis at the time s' permis =
Evening star., 1948-07-16

THOs. J. OWEN SON, auctioneers. 435
Southern BuildinR-Trustees' sale Of VAL
liable two row brick dwellings being known
as premises 1724 and 1925 willard street
Northwest By virtue OF certain deed
Of trust duly recorded, in Liber No SI26,
the District Of Columbia. and at the re- e.
quest of the party Secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction IN front Of the premises, on Tues
day the twentieth day OF July. AID. 194S,
at 4:30 o'clock p.m... the following de-
District Of Columbia, and desisnated as
numbered ISL, as per plat recorded in
the once of the Surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia I'M Liber r. W., at tolio
IS an entirety. sold subject to a prior
proximately sl3,47s.o6: further particu::
lars of which will be announced at time OF
sale; the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit of ST 900. 90
required. Conveyancing, recording. ETC..
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discretion
of the trustees. HOWARD T. RANDOLPH.
WILLIE TILLMAN, Trustees.
jy10.12, ,1416,19
Evening star., 1948-07-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

JOHN z. LAb0FiSh, Attorney At Law.
Joseph Attorney "a Law; Evans Buildins,
IN un.a Tss s1's, df n. Ssr q 9r
ss.ts ss ss'eRs IL JESSE REsssfi b:
ssssss oRpSR H STW pATS N0 roR ssefs
AND PRovfpiNa For ftsL1cATIoN:4
The notification as to the trial Of the
made ono on or about March IL, 1884. pur-
porting to be the last will and testament
law and next Of kin Of said deeedsnt MOT
to be found" and and The United States Of
Court this 21st day, Of June, 1s4s,
SAID os be set
published once 2 week for four successive
Esskf ss vn in The T *, Law m
follows Bid Jesse jerome ,,.s WsitsIs
accordins to law. ast t viii 'a and faseae: sesta
ment? :. II the decedent. Jesse Jerome
Whittle, did make and execute, according
was the date OF said last will and tesla
ment? s.. II the decedent Jesse Jerome
Whittle; did make and execute. accord
said Jesse jerome Whittie' at the time Of
the execution ty him of said will. of
sound and disposing. mind. and capable
4; If the decedent, Jesse Jerome Whittle,
did make and execute, according to law,
last will and testament. has diligent
search been made therefor, without dis
covery # said original will. 5 II your
answers to Issues Nos. l, 3, and 4 are
Yes. what were the provisions Of said
will? 6. II the decedent. Jesse jerome
Whittle, did make and execute, according
to law. last will and testament, and
cat lA ef mill ND tnet 70 mt hn Hof "a
you have set. forth In answer to Issue No;
2. is 1t q fact that said last will and
testament was not destroyed by said
decedent, or with his knowledge or con-
sent? z II the decedent Jesse Jerome
Whittle. did make and execute, according
to law. a last will and testament and
said last will and testament bore the
date you have set forth in answer to
Issue No. 2, did said last will and testa-
ment remain unrevoked at the time OF
his death?" EDWARD NJ. CURRAN. JUS
tice. Service Acknowledged June IA. 194S.
HELENA D REED, Asst. u 8. Attorney.
Service Acknowledged June Is. 194s.
RALPH d. QUINTER, Jr., Asst. Corp
Counsel, tSealD A True Copy. Attest:
vii S for the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court.
te29. .jy2, $40 13,16.2O.23
JOSEPH J. MALLOY, BUCKLEY q
Evening star., 1948-07-16
AUCTION SALES.

TH0S. J. OWEN 4 son, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building.-.Trustees' sale Of valu-
able row brick dwelling. known as prem
ises No. 1914 'E" street northeast. By
virtue Of q certain deed of trust, dated
October 80. .1947. being Instrument No
ts02e, recorded November 5. l947, among
the land records Of the District OF Colum
bia. and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. ut public auction in front Of the
premises. on Monday, the twenty-sixth day
of July. AID. 194S, at two-thirty O'Clock
pm.., the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of Colum-
bia. aud designated as and being lot num-
bsred sixty, nine l69l in Lanaham and
bered ten hundred and seven GOOD. as
in the Surveyors Once Of the District Of
l7I in Lanaham and Klimkiewiczs sub
Ea Plat lyscorded in Liber a at folio SO in
Columbia: Terms: Sold subject to a prior
proximately $S.s64.14, further particulars
sale; the purchase price above said trust
required Conyeyancing, recording, etc.
piled with within thirty days. otherwise
advertised and resoId at the discretion Of
MICHAEL J. SWEENEY. Trustees.
Evening star., 1948-07-16

500 va 800 800 Va 1.50
800 Va 200 800 Va 100
Is lgts. 200
$3.50 800
51-100 400 100 so
Evening star., 1948-07-16
hObkhI U. LYNCH.
s2I 18th street NV. washinst.r 8, D, q.

CONTINUED on Mex. Psss..
Evening star., 1948-07-16

siss s:4 @ h m 4 i,, ses -: e.
DER eEa0 lOOOO leS @ g 8 " ' pei '''
Elevator Operators Aeeei eiEcfhcaNs ri iiczssh ss0a 'sSo0'
spsa Tor lgsm9nn Ps50d
Mesriian@sSoS $500 for fs ss-n]ontS ] m Derod ~ INV ~
Refund: aS 's ~ month '.s'a
nPpssors "ho M NOT that ssed hs .ppun
examins less
Two ss leg g 90
An prs ssr9 u e@ms @ s .u b .m.na IN
ON D.. e.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

GET THE TOP RETAIL PRICE for your
S25; keep your title till car is sold. No
charge if car is not SOLD Sgst call q; oH
HExAs e. ehSTLESAS, .pE1y1xs WEST w
xuTo. new, Wsntsd; party returning from
everseas' v;r. can car adysnce 1,6s cash" for new
WANTED aellS1FE sa Sss7 11gn 1TgHRouGH 1s47 chevro-
UNI UNI prices. Cash on the spot. co. 1890.
USED CARS WANTED at once-Top prices
paid Give us an opportunity to buy your
car before you sell. Phone or drive to
COOK MOTOR CO.. 2201 L st. n.wa ST.
PLYMOUTH owNERs-wll pay up to ST.
600 for 1910 Plymouths, rs units wanted
also once S hs Nc Hs on 1885
cG9n aEs We sGas or En- ss5f es55 IN
PoLITAN MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and Blad-
sAkS SElDID ;. " ass snss Highest HI grss gsts
MHTofSo fsIR MoNEsT haSP lPth IS on Al
q Pos sars are sssureda dE at d4e6 dM4ee66EEPoNT1Ac
casH tsSs I foR SE POUR eAR@Fords. Chevrolet.
s1l,, snd PymouthSo IN So, Phens Atlantic $500
81 az wanted. nave
@ about Gs,a $500 to SPEND; no dealers. .eall
FoRDs. 1896 through '4s: must be in
s f4nasGn asS dta H nrbs '9s e s5fi ~
shSMoUT& fnSSs d6'Tha f 1885 thpoush @ Al: low on
e esss sss: and VII 'l Rhods ssss R5ss
BUick. 1895 through 80: need several of
ss:ss E Ehods pay tss
fss roNTiAc, Il CIT iss7 throurh -. If you need
sci sell ID drive to WIL1AMs' Rhode Island
CHEVROLET. 1895, through '46; will pay
top cash prices for clean cars; WILLIAMS
a" hieh cash price; n need dc cars % for shipment.
WILLIAMS, Rhode Island ave. at goth
MERCURY. 1899 through Al; need these
fhe in good T RSode geu
no6GE soG sEe i isss SS'h throush 49, want these
cars and will pay top cash prices for them.
WILLIAMS Rhode Island at goth ne
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car.
Vn M VIZ s ff Il cat IT IS for fRa pon sha7s' ss
SSo s9s Ws 's srs Szs E5RS oR ss5 aST0R
suns till S; wkdays till 10. =,
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for all
makes ia and mGdes f used
fully given POTOMAC MOTOR SALES,
INC. 203O M st. NV. phone Ma. 2701.
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR, new or
used. Drive in. bring your title and, get
cash. WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K
SEE Us BEFORE You SELL. PoHANKA
SERVICE. 1925 goth st. NV. DI. 9141.
TRY TRIANGLE-We want the extra
clean cars and will pay premium prices
to get them. Phone DE. 1903 for buyer
to call, or drive to EITHER TRIANGLE
MOTORS LOCATION. 301o r. I. ave. ne.
q lsas r pp,Grs 1 aye; ne ne,o ,v wa.b,nston,
oldest Nash Dealer. See WILLIAMS WILLIAMS 4
BAKER, NC. for an appraisal. 2s19 M st
IiNCoIS-ZYPHER 81 to 80 any condi-
ton motor not required. Call WA. 1857
HUDSON, ali models from 1889 through
1877; pay highest prices II good cond.
r. l. MOTORS. 1920 Rhode Island ave.
ne, MI. 9774.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE w. Crone

Score one point for a correct solu-
ton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts Ave
points.
/. Which one of these would be
most interested in a fat biddy?
Reynard Tabby
Dobbin Leo
2. A photo-hnish should make one
think primarily OF which worker7
Printer Caddy
Jockey Engraver
3. Who had been the hostess in
the song Il was seeing Nelly home?
Aunt Chloe Dinah
Jemima Carrie
4. Which one of these events Is
usually celebrated latest in the year?
Labor Day Dads Day
Mothers Day Fathers Day
S. If you tried to get drunk on
sake, you would probably be in
Russia India
Japan Sweden
6. This Is an analogy problem in
which the first two words on the
line have a certain relationship to
each other. AnalyZe them care
fully; then select one of the four
words in capital letters which has
a similar relationship to the third
word Of that line. You deserve one
point for each Judgment.
(a) Moo: Holstein:: Cackle: PER-
ON-BRAHMA GUERNSEY
HAMPSHIRE.
CD Duke: North Carolina: Notre
Dame: UTAH-INDIANA-T -TENNES-
SEE-MICHIGAN.
| (c) Combine: Wheat: Tedder:
HAY OATS TOMATOES POTA-
TOES:
Cd Micrometer: Machinery: Met
ronome: COOKING ART MEDI-
CINE-MUSIC.
(e) Cornell: Dartmouth: New York
MINNESOTA-NEW HAMPSHIRE
VERMONT UTAH.
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor; 3-6, average; TO, superior;
9-10, very superior.
/. Reynard fox). 2. Jockey.
8. Aunt Dinah. 4. DadN day
football EVENT.. S. Japan. 6. IA
Moo: Holstein:: cackle: BRAHMA.
(b) Duke: N. c.: Notre Dame: IN
DIANA. (c) Combine: wheat: ted
der: HAY. Id Micrometer: ma
chinery::: metronome MUSIC. (e)
Cornell: Dartmouth: New York:
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
T axe Ny Word for 1t
bv Fronk CoIbv
TOO MUCH TOO?

A matter Of usage turns up reg
ularly in my mail; and today is as
good a day as any to examine 1t
This comment from Mrs. A. D. M.
Of Beardstown, ILL.,, Is typical:
"a learned man on the North.
western Reviewing Stand stated
before discussing certain subject
that he did not know too much
about it. I hear this misuse OF
too many times every day."
Other readers object to such
expressions as, Il am not feeling
to we'll; he'll be back before toe
long time; I'm only too glad te
do it; she isn't too happy about it.
This usage of "too" is relatively
new, and 1t has a queer sound tc
those of us who are mot toe
young" But the usage is firmly
established idiom among Ameri-
cans who are mot too old"
Merriam Webster's labels II
"Colloquial'-informal or conver
sational. (Note. "Colloquial" does
not indicate or imply incorrect
ness. "Colloquial" is quite proper
usage, but it seldom occurs in very
formal speech or writing)
In the above-quoted expressions
"too" is a sort of intensive, mean
ing Every; extremely; rather
greatly He who says, I'm not
feeling too well' means Il am not
feeling very we'll" etc.
1t isn't a question OF grammar
for such a sentence is dramatically
without reproach. 1t is merely a
question of what "too" actually
means. So, let's turn to the Amer
ican College Dictionary (Random
House, for the four definitions
listed:
/. In addition: furtherm more
moreover; as, young, clever, ano
rich, too.
2. To an excessive extent or de.
gree; beyond what is desirable
fitting, or right; as, too long.
3. More Gas specified) thar
should be; as, You gave me s2Ot
too much.
4. Extremely: rs, only too glac
to help you.
Should 'loan' be used as a verb
as, money to loan; the banl
loaned me $500?
Strictly speaking. the verb i.
lend, and the past tense and par.
ticiple is lent, as: money to lend
the bank lent me $500.
| However, in American usage
loan serves as both noun and verb
Evening star., 1948-07-23
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcon,., ,

100 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'3l
Come to or call LIvfNdsToN tSi 'ssS MoroRs oas
bzaS4ssasAsSERss Ia e + rs s1' mSosq1eeRs-w. Ss1e wan
new car or sell to any one until you Civ
We need S9 ears 1885 g to is4s e sour pyess soa
car is paid for. will give you cash; if cal
is lot paid for: will pay "a balance sns
exclusive used-car dealers. All cash Of
certified checks. See Mr. Barnes or Mr.
o ony aoS zth 1ns Drive in BIZ
MI. s214, BARNES SANDERS MoToRs.
LNCOLN-ZEPHYR 1910 or 1941 model
ooa sss r. 5aesf edo PTfss ssodt
ss1sha VIZ WANT aEs CLEAN An Sbsf Snbssfkp CARS. an,
psfs '0 e11se sVs ne hi1S NJ MoF o1s5 Packard aT
cHEv:. PLYM.. FORD, DODGE. etc, in
sfRa ssoe R MP Pay o,sb hsnes' cash price
BUSINESSMAN wants new car. 194s or
'49: will cay al in cash. Call EN-. 971s
cHEykoLEr owNEEs-win D.y up e
mods msasa :. so once % H sns Ne MooR Rs 0s ssI GtI
BUICK oTNEas.zWill pay u sp 70 81 ;Soa
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES: 1926 Conn
Pontiac oWSERs@Win pay up to 81, 900
for 1910 Pontiacs; rs units wanted a. q
also: oENTRAL N MoToE q 81 SALES; ss. 1926
fS5n GoGb AZ II .Gsq Mq ssS sSTE Si hs high
cash price for your 194s or 1g45 gar and
BRENTwooD REl I Moron Co. INF Rhode
Issna tos sys VSR opsR en- sut to $. sem
Ne srads qseS n sa5s Cd s5Ve po1d IN Seaea Or ea5
92O Bladensburg rd. ne. topposite Sears,
AT. Goo OF 1901 MINI. ave. ne. lat
FORD oWNERs-Wiil pay up to 81 900 for
1910 Fords; rs units wanted at once; ~ vii
TRIAL MOTOR SALES. 1926 Conn. ave-.
Wo. e23s; or EN- a764 60. g., -u,
car. No delay. Open am. to 9 pm.
WINNss gsos MOTORS l5s Florida ave. ne.
CADiIIAC WANTED. Al or AZ sedanette
or club coupe, from pvt. owner. State
price and condition. P. o. Box IS. Front
Royal. Va- or phone 1e4-R. -zb
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Caesars Invasion Recalled

| BRUSSELS [P).-A Belgian Dep
uty, Louis Pierard, has asked Prime
Minister Paul-Henri Spaak to con-
slider planning a worthy celebration
next year of the 2,00Oth anniversary
Of the resistance of Belgian tribes
against the invasion of Julius
Caesar. Mr.. Pierard urges the Gre
alton of a commission of historians
and archeologists to advise on the
form the celebration should take.
Evening star., 1948-07-23

The bidding of today's hand was
not in accordance with textbook
instructions and comment or two
may be in order. Vests overcall OF
the diamond bid was not of the
best, but in consideration of the fact
that he was not vulnerable you may
flnd 1T in your heart to forgive him.
South's double to reopen the bidding
is eminently sound and is the ac-
cepted manner in which to indicate
strong opening bid when partner
has refrained from acting on the
first round. North had little choice
but to name his best suit.
At this point South engaged in
bit OF romancing with a rather
sporty bid of two no-trump. Since
the spade suit had not been sup
ported he gambled that partner
would have an honor. Incidentally,
a player holding queen and another
of the suit bid by his left-hand ad-
versary is in fine strategic position
to play no-trump if it should de-
velop that partner has either the ace
or the king of that suit. The reason
Is that If the defender opens his
own suit the lead will be permitted
to ride to the queen and in this way
declarer is able to promote two
tricks instead Of one, which would
be the case If the lead came through
the queen.
North's raise to three no-trump on
the surface appears to be bold bid
but in reality is not so. He has
passed the first time and his re-
sponse to partners double showed
nothing whatever except four clubs.
He has a very good holding in
hearts and another potential stopper
in the suit adversely bid.
West led the five of spades, which
East won with the king. The con-
tract stands or falls with declarer's
play to the first trick. If he should
thoughtlessly play the 10 his doom
is sealed. East returns the three
and the queen is permitted to hold
the trick. Dummy can now be en-
tered only once and the diamond
f1nesSe cannot be repeated.
The proper play to trick one Is
the queen of spades. When the suit
is continued West will duck as be-
fore, but the 10 may be overtaken
in dummy with the jack and the
diamond finesse tried. When this
succeeds dummy Is re-entered with
The king of hearts and the repeti-
tion of the diamond f1nesse brings
home enough tricks to fulfill the
optimistic contract
(Copyright. 194s, by Charles n. doren)
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Word Game

Find 40 or more common English
words in s.t
DECIPHER,
meaning, ito translate from secret
characters" Average mark Is 81
words. Time limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be Of
touT to,,r OF more .s'ters Woros Wnlcn acquire
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form Of a word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-07-23

Do you think It Is wrong to say GRAD
joo-ste, P1K-cher. etc? Mr. Colby s
leaflet, CHS, explains why these pronun-
Citations are correct. To obtain a copy.
send 5 cents in coin and q stamped. self
addressed envelope to him care of this
paper, P o. Box 90, Station G, New
York 49, N Y
Copyright. The Bell syndicate. Inc 1a4s
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Negative commands breed negative behavior
Not This

and such usage is now sanctioned
by the accepted authorities. You
go to the bank for a loan. The
bank loans you the money, etc. But
many persons, including me, still
prefer lend, lent, and lending.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Save on Your Starter Set
franciscan Dinnerwore
Is pieces, if chosen s74.ss
from open stock $14 -

The two engaging pottes "Appe and Desert Rose are
them remembering the thrifty price, The cheerful decoration
Of either popular potten is hondponted under eoze on
pottery Sixteen pieces in service for tour include
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rich eoone perfect for holiday tobes Desert Rose soft
pink decoration, lovely for q luncheon.