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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
Clarendon Mile O. Dimes Meet
Attracting Duckpin Thrones

VINO 10 years ago fired 208 for a
city record.
War Department All-stars will be
Col. r. A. Curtin. Francis Benton,
Leonard Nicholson, George Allen
and PARSE. The picked Navy outfit
will include Dunaj, Jim Falck, Har-
old Higbie, Frank Snyder, Bill Mar
tin, Bob Finch and Piniera.
With voluntary collection from
spectators. Dunaj and PARSE hope
to raise a tidy sum for the Mile O.
Dimes.
Among Hebrew League contest
ants in The Star tournament at
Penn Recreation, Secretary Dave
Singers 157 and 403. were best. His
second high season set IN the loop
gave the leading Mitchels Sport
Shop 81 win from Greenbaums
Bakery. Harry Blumenthal's 1874 led
second-place Schneider's Hardware
to 81 victory over Jewellers. Paul
Sarokin's 40 in a 370 was the edge
as Tau Delta Omega nicked AIS
Chicken House In the odd tussle.
George Blanken's LAT was the decid-
ing blow as Weiman's trimmed Ace
Wrecking 81.
Singer announced that before the
curtain falls on the big Star event
January 81 he expects every member
of the Hebrew League will have
entered several times.
The same goes for the Odd Fell
lows loop, according to Perez Ellet:
scorer. Friendship No. team heads
the pennant chase by three games
with Covenant runherup. Junior
Donn's $50 and Walter Lund's 348
were top scores last week.
Redskins and Tabulators with
sweeps over Com-Cars and Quickies,
respectively, were off to flying starts
as the second series in the Federal
Communications loop started, Torn
ADDE'S, first half champs, dropped
two games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
Fair Grounds Results
)y the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE--Purse. $1,000: allow.
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; fur.
River Jack touyton, $40 400 300
stork Of Peace (saunders) 40 $50
Count Foray tBadgetD 3.6O
| Time, ia.
watchills, Patty Knot. Fannie Mac ;4A and
SECOND RACg-Purse $1,000; allow.
i ances: 4-year-olds and upwards; fur.
Penn Donna pit l. t ryeIss 1880 1920 sssS
inS Time, 11DqassgEustino) 400
Also ran.Rap joy piavolaw. Sun UNI
beer -Four Bells: Homespun, Lucky Birth
rHrR RslE Ki SsH6Is raid s & os .,r
stasing isannderss;, iui s.so 800 $50
2 4.S.l ii iS s2 sssaS $40 s ssSS
ts H arash L Mss f Asd
Da Fo5 hsff a Rac hsll1sS9k allow
s geffsfp f 1es GE2sa&s, 400 ssS cS
Eternal Bomb lKeiper, ''o0 4.So
MA, Also ! ran. 1anaEooport. sovard. Dad and
a, Fir fffui slAcEpu.se. 81 500: allow
DC NJ
Jacalitos fBielen) 1910 I a.
Busy Pony (Keiper) 40
Time. 1:47H
Also Tan--Pharawell Russian valor
Camps First. Not True and lockwood Lou.
SIXTH RACE Purse, $1,000: The
shreveport Handicap: 4-year-old1 and up
Star Reward (Brooks) $40 $50 2.4o
bareback (Guerin) $40 $40
Boden's Pal (Spencer) $40
Time, 1 40
Also ran-Peri-Air, Fleetridge, Pomp's
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 81 800; allow
ance; 4-year-olds and upward; lis miles.
Kilgobbin (Porch) $3.50 7.s1 IN
Red Tag (Guerin) 40 4 40
Paula's Star (Bairdl 6.60
a, Also so.,, ran / Taksr. Four Tens
Comic "'
Field
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ance; 4:year-olds and upward; 1s miles
kantar Run (D'Aug'to) 1000 500 so
Canteen Lad fBaird) ION
Also ran-Ground Signal Dauberup,
swift Bobby. Claydon, Don Mariner. Away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
Winter Olympic Star,
In Rugged Training
On Swiss Alps
BY the Assoeiotee, Press

ST. NORTH, Switzerland, Jan.
10. With the winter Olympic
games just three weeks away.
athletes from throughout the world
intensified training today on snow
capped Alpine slopes.
Skiers. skaters and bobsledders
have taken up residence in the re-
sort that stretches from this hub
Of the games to Wengen at the
western end of the Alps.
Wengen played host to the annual
Lauberhorn downhill and slalom
races, prime Olympic tests. with
teams represented from Sweden,
Italy, United States and Switzerland.
To Grindelwald, nestled in the
valley of twin glaciers that run
down the sides of the 4,078-meter
schreckhorn, went racers of nine ma
lions for the tenth international
ski races.
There Celina Seghi of Italy and
May Nilsson of Sweden, European
favoriteS for the Olympics. tested
their skill against representatives of
the U. S., France, Switzerland, Great
Britain and Austria.
The Olympic favorite for down.
hill was Karl Molitor, who learned
to ski on the Lauberhorn and has
the sports shop at Wengen.
The Norwegians, masters of the
jump and cross-country skiing, skip
ped competition after late arrival
on the games scene and concen-
trated on training. So did the
Canadians at Davos, the Argentines
here and the British men>at Wengen.
The Argentines, who came as
avowed skiers only, toyed with the
idea of entering the bobsled COMPETE
ton.
Top figure skaters, including
World Champion Barbara Ann Scott.
headed for Prague for the European
championship January 1915.
The stepped-up rehearsals have
begun to take their toll. The Swiss
lost skiers Edy Rompnger with a
broken leg and Paul Valaer with a
back injury.
Training has been hampered
somewhat by thaw, unusual to the
worlds winter playground. 1t turned
the outdoor skating Kinks into ponds
for two days and forced downhill
skiers to ascend to the highest alti-
tudes for good snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
GuIfstreum Park Results
By the Asseciofed Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
o eyssF-9 Norm and upward miles
Duchess Argyle tRosers) 7.20 $50
cherokee GI0as :, v 1essop) 7.7o
Also ran-Kalarney Millstep. shifty
County Cork and Miss Evidence. " U''
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; Ii miles.
E - 6T1 Heg god dTnTnsp $50 5s0 $50
Mel Indian Clifford $50
Also Also ransstaters. Speedy SHOW, Holi-
DAILY double paid $46. 6O)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 2.4oo; claiming:
eeiyeaGelds t and upward; furones
kast stIsde S1seo 4So sso 4sS
rh TI@e. I :f i5ess0D' 40
Sis Boom saa, chestwick. 1 Shore Pa atroI'
and Name Hygro.
inf ro9 QysIra S'AacEmPurss, $1,000; claim
R R 2iSs. ssSI! iSsssI:!'' '70' fs
Note, Tabouret, Jacopoly. ' ~
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
anGes; 4-year-olds' and upward; z
3g!ss fTy e9sg} S StS s zSS aS
Mascara (Stout) $40
Time, 1:25as.
. Also ran-Gray Warrior. East Light,
George, Happy Haste
SIXTH RACE The Suwanee River
Handicap; purse, $4,000 added: 3-year-
olds and upward; 6 furlonss
Buzfuz (Snider), $50 $50 40
DELEGATE (Jessop) 610 An
Gestapo (Martin) $40
Time, lids.
Also ran-Agilant. Big And Better
Lord Grillo, Mansonick, Preoccupy, Fl
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
Hypnos (McPhee) 74O 500 4.3O
Approval Duff lilo 6S0
Dust Screen (Rodriguez) $40
Time. 1:452s
Dusky Tiger. Kathythe, Musician
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and upward; IL miles
Bold Dan peabody $40 $50 300
Adenos fStout) $50 $40
I Conquer Roeers) 37O
Time, 2:344s.
Also ran Rose Canyon. Madracen.
Grand Destiny. Top Secret. Rosemere Dee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

! Hotel rates in Rio range from 5,
to SO q day for room and bath
That often includes q breakfast Of
fruit, coffee and rolls. But DOM
try going to the dining room for it
You'll promptly be hustled back up
stairs, for the continental custom
of breakfast in bed is the rule In
Rio.
Although a number of new, de
luxe hotels, such as the Vogue, the
Regente, the Serrador and the Aero
porto, have been built in Rio since
the war, it's wise to reserve space
well In advance. The Brazilian cap
ital Is popular vacation spot, with
residents Of other South American
countries as well as with people uv-
ing in interior towns OF Brazil.
The first sightseeing goal Of every
newcomer to Rio is Sugar Loaf.
When you 60, 60 alone. If you have
never zoomed between two noun
tains In a tiny cable car the ex-
perience is too exciting to be marred
by company. Besides, when you
reach the top of this famous cone
you'll feel nearer to heaven than
you ever have in your life.
In the Praia Vermelha is a small
house, and in it is the funicular
carriage which, for 40 cents, takes
you up to Sugar Loaf and back to
earth again. The little green car
scars out Of the house, over the
plaza and straight up the face of
Urea Hill. AS you stand breath
lessly in the doorway you're positive
the car is going to scrape the sheer,
wall of rock. Instead it comes
neatly to rest on a ledge and you
step off on squat hill called Moro
da Urea before continuing to Sugar
Loaf. |
On Moro da Urea is a restaurant
where you can eat indoors, in a
patio or on q terrace overlooking |
the bay and city.
The second ascent in another
cable car is sleeper than the first.
Once on top of Sugar Loaf you lean
against an iron railing and look
To the right is the cres-
cent-shaped sweep of Copacabana
Beach. In front is the harbor chan
(See NOTEBOOK, Page B-5.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
/ raveIer,s Notebook
In Which Guest Writes If Fabulous R;o
By Carmen Mccormack

/ RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 10.-N'
j matter how much you've read o.
how many pictures you've seen, 20,
won't be prepared for Rio. Even /,
you're a fairly seasoned traveller, thu
City of the River of January is coins
to stun you.
The fabulous capital Of Brazil /.
a labyrinth of fantastically shaped
hills and bays, Of winding water
front drives and of twisting streets
| OF steps which spiral up the slopes
of mountains all over the city. It's
place where trolley car ride will
be one Of the most thrilling expert
ences.
Rio has the spirit and stamp OF
Paris and the gaiety and ear-split-
ting noise OF Havana. But it has an
individuality all its own. z
Only the Cariocas-as those born
and bred in Brazil's capital are
called-can look with calm at the
breath-taking pattern OF mountains
and seas around which their city is
built. For the newcomer, the pat
tern is like heady wine.
Rio is also q city of delightful
dizziness.
No two clocks in Rio give the same
time. # you're starting out from
trolley terminal, your side of the
double-faced clock may say it's 6
o'clock. Trolley passengers arriving
at the same moment will find the
hands of the other clock pointing to
o'clock.
Crossing a street takes superb
cunning and agility. Pedestrians do
not have the right of way; and the
first time you put your trust in
trafic lights may well be the last
time. The green light, you learn,
favors the main thoroughfare's traf-
f1c; the yellow and red are merely
token flickers.
Downtown Rio looks like wartime
Washington. Tree-lined Avenida
Rio Branco, the main artery, bustles
with hurrying people and a steady
stream OF looming vehicles. Stand
up luncheonettes are crowded with
Cariocas grabbing a demitasse and
a boxed lunch. During rush hours
people in the downtown district wait
in lines for everything-elevators,
buses and streetcars.
Rios streetcars are known as
blondes" When the British COM
pany operating the tramway system
was organized IS years ago, it issued
bonds to finance the project. The
public thought that was the name
for streetcar and has called them
Blondes" ever since.
The first time you see a trolley
taking Cariocas to and from work,
your eyes will literally pop. The
cars are antique, open-air affairs
with wooden step running from one
end to the other. But you'll hardly
be able to see them. Except for the
roof, they are covered with q mass
If humanity.
You can't help chuckling at the
blight of the conductor, who fran
,ically tries to keep a toehold on the
step while clambering over the nom
,halant passengers to collect fares.
Somehow he manages it.
Lack OF public transportation facil-
ties is one of Rios acute problems.
The transportation situation won't
inconvenience you too badly, how
'ver, if you'll ride the bondes and
buses during off hours. And you
hould by all means ride them, for
Brazilian cabbies drive like speed
champions protecting their laurels.
FOR quick trips to town from Copa-
ALBANIA Beach-where you'll I'M
loubtedly stay-jitneys are available
Vt IS cents ride. s
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
Words to Watch.

Overheard on Hollywood gossip
program: She isn't beautiful; but
she may be described as KOAM-
lee" The word used is comely,
pleasing in appearance; person.
able" The word was used correctly;
but the first syllable does not rhyme
with foam; roam" Rhyme 1t with
gum, hum" thus: KUM-lee.
Overheard in a public address:
But that is matter that may be
left to your own diss-KREE-shun."
The word used is discretion "pru-
dence; freedom of judgment or
choice" The long "e" sound in
the second syllable is improper.
Rhyme the second syllable with
fresh, mesh," thus: diss-KRESH-
un.
Overheard on the Town Meeting:
Mature abhors VAK-yum" The
word vacuum is listed by all die
tionaries as having three syllables,
thus: vac-u-um. The second sylla-
BILE should be distinct "yOo." Be
sure to say: VAK-yoo-um.
lcIe Is llO SlChH III uiOtu
cycle. Never motor sickle" The
"-cy-" is SY to rhyme with by, N.Y."
thus: MO-ter-SY-kl.
Note in bicycle and tricycle. the
"-cycle" is pronounced Sickle" as:
BY-sickle, TRY-sickle. This is to
avoid the disturbing repetition of the
long "i' sound in the first and second
syllablesc In all other "-cycle" words.
however, "-cycle' Is pronounced:
SY-kI
Overheard on a garden club pro-
gram: rocks covered with
litchen." The word used is lichen.
kind of a moss. But 1t should not :
rhyme with kitchen" Pronounce
lichen exactly like the work liken
thus: LY-k'n.
Do YOU know xhen TO- use ''herssn"
colby's leafiet, C-23. ''Self Words" Will
explain two rules to help you use these
TO obtain . copy, send cents in coin
and . stamped, self-addressed envelope
to him, In care Of The Evening star. 2. o,
Box 90 station g, New York 10, NY
(Copyright, The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 194s.i
Evening star., 1948-06-07

INTERNATIONAL 1910 1h-ton stake:
this truck has Just been overhauled anG
se Is in $3.50 A easb trade or BEL
MOTORS, 1910 wisconsin ave. NV. Wo,
is.I @ 's,tgn Is, .3hs chsvrolet truck, Call ,tter
cHRE1VfRohET R1f 1871 sedan delivery. peri.
IN eond and appearance, hes as sen Mnroesy yeFy
INC. Rockville, Md Rockville 3944;; -
FORD 1916 1-ton express Model GY
pickup, 122-in. chassis, low mileage,
never loaded more than 500 lbs; no fur
ther use. using vans now; price S1'3o0.
steel bows and canvas top included v,,,s Can s.a
Ar,Ilingst6oana rcont.asett Apt. 444. PHONE
SSDeT S sg se45 r. siG9 d%11s panel like new: can
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sALERsa INC, l7sl BladensbHrs I'd. ne.
FORD 1a4s 14-ton stake body; new;
81 $50, Terms. AUTO WHoLEsALERs ISSs
s2%s PoPsL le4U 11To '0s Rs5EsR a is?S
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G9o iHs ia4i van. 1lz-ton; new 1s4s engine;
Teton VAN BODY; good condition. See
WHITE VAN 14-ft. very best condition
$3.50, terms. $3.50 cash, SCI month
ROPER, 730 R, !. ave. ne. z.
dition, S295; terms, 500 cash, S26 mo
ROPER, 1880 r. I ave. ne. -
DODGE 1941 dump 31a-ton all-steel bod!
dition. Reasonably priced at Ss95. MA
INTERNATIONAL 1a47 la-ton pickup
take best offer or trade for car. Private
1000 Central ave ne. HI. 5400. -12
Evening star., 1948-06-07
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

any make Of car that has had good care
%srist ma assG pr!es !esn 81 P' H1Wk1fss 1888 istS
susfNEssGAN ii Nj SS NEEDS '4e. AZ, 4s auto.
Cali Wo. s62s any time 3
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car
% % viz M if ..s II IS for o ISu fna pUn shsr.. T.
car away; see US for the top price that
Sm fss ss S IL s4 Psns Lps Aak gGd aoR
coNs1GNMENT Gun; s;i III r. sPEcIAL1sT, Conn ave
oestion yin sell ySu5 car and .ns.,ns net ~ yop mi
BKocHE MoToRs. !5,7 44aa Conn. ave. Nv l'
MMnEpIarE M4; agta till lcassH-Need 200 clean car.
HobE 9EenIlas ssb pTsss 4 eo soa aso
GET Isapd rhE AZ rof kRrAiE ri a17 PRICE for
ssr. Let Bell Motors sell your ls46 { {
s4s. yJar q ssr 10 ns sF ie nGSs s' 5ofi
Wis. ave NV. wo 5000. -
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY CASH fol
c ssh ESde e. esT4 F9ra ster eheSlss' Sso
WILL PAY high cash prices for. clean
new rSE SE 9sss Gf Ms or v
PLYMoUTH oWNERs-will pay up to ST.;
600 for 1910 Plymouths;. 76 units wanted
Also n once E sas NJ FL on maa ass
SaSaESyRotEr SMNERs@wiil BAY. up M M.e
measfs sdsfa Al also. on'e cENIFAE MoFok SALE @
sgef saHs e0o9 VIZ s1ss pss or EN- e
for, 1910 Bucks: ,75 units wanted At once;
c 5ax hs MoToa Hs 0a issf Rsss' 4sss oss
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wN4fb syTeb rkSm hsS aGh bv r. iszo D. q snt Ill
S5 DsS cash 81 P5Ro9ss GT ssss in good eoad
WILL vii II PAY TOP s for Clean 1910, 1871
and 1s42 cars; ,oGo Al d..,sa cash. Call Mr.
CALL III s45owi viii pay you a quick
cash price for your car, any make. model.
fosr1ac fol, Hl 6WSsns-w,l 5t2S pay up to 81 900
for 1910 Pontiaes; Is units wanted At
s.s vii rRs the MSoR 81 On saE Hhis asss
fSRb fSnn oWNlRs1Wi pay "a n up to $1,000 f
1910 Fords; rs units wanted at once; win
Rs 5Rs The M6foa Ss % oshf 9ss; 9sss en conn
GH Gff MoaE saSs u MoSkY aM sfod fok yoyH cAE-w.
w buy your yoa car can name tse pree
plan. Just bring your car and title, name
your price, wen try to get it for you. II
We sch your car at your price. you pay US
nSh :h.la. Z We cRRs Il AZ ss e.!
sssaaIIsNEIssAsPEEs ssaIsE Izs1 pSEs' want
cars regardless Of price: don't trade on Q
new car or sell to any one until you give
us the opportunity to buy At your price
We need 100 cars, 1898 to 1913. II your
car Is paid ioI. .ilI .ive ySu cash; Il car car
pay cash difference. WashinEton's Oldest ex-
elusive used-car dealers. All cash or certi-
ned checks See Mr.. Barnes or Mr.. Sanders.
Only one location. Drive In big open lot,
1900 14th st. NV. corner OF y n.yl.
Spsa SS SssSSsssssspIRs e sSs gR no94oRs s9 ssl' MI
Oldest Nash Dealer. See WILLIAM0 =
BAKER, NC; for an appraisal 2sls n st.
w %E Wit HI FAY FAY SPOT CASH PRICE for
clean used e.rs; call " toasy Or drsya 70
ave nv. "a; So9o; I'm -, nut, ou
q Fo5s sao Al s cash ,,t to private party gu
WANTED. 100 CARS, 1e4S. ~. -; must
s.. I'm Nj iooM tHR sra5. g Hi lHH issa sG 4 Nv.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
AUTOMOBILES WANTEp (cont. .

TRY TRIANGLE-We want the extra
clean cars and will pay premium prices
to get them. Phone DE; 6303 for buyer
oTnhs t. s1l dr!vs e ETHER THE TRIANGLE
BUSINESSMAN wants 194s car; pay all
in cash. WO. 55S1. call any time.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs on Al makes
hosE ssSs cxsh Al nT FoE NE Fo6s Ssoo cAr 1885
WrR R0se s' Eth y sl .Ra PsoRe t..
HOLD IT Just mMuIs e get niEh
cash price for your 1913 or iS47 z, gar BE snd
ssNawoob 1asfa 1oToR c. e' l7i9 r. ksods
Island ave. ne Open am. to . pm.
100 LATE MODEL and new cars wanted.
M0of HSsE FoS &C. YSGs Saa G sL say s2oo as
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. Ford Dealer).
92O Bladensburg I'd. ne. Opposite sears).
ie0 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'ss
to '4S; will pay. your price for clean cars.
Ysse fSs Q e s.. oa T.. can * gtsoS sos Ao'oSS
CASH FOR YOUR CARVE buy. We SELL
we trade used cars; drive in or call
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO: iFord dealerl.
aW1N " WITH VWirn wNN'-1or. SIS for your
car No delay. Open q am. to pm.
WINNs MOTORS. SO Florida ave. ne.
A1T6 SEEDED. 1s4s-1s4s; prie. no
delivery. deliver Shepherd i1e6' -
WaNTER1sss wa, saeo ress sssa or Chevrolet. not
sssT ippImoediately; will pay cash. Gan
Evening star., 1948-06-07
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LIST AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c.. Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER
1404 L st. NV. MA. 4157.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and 2nt
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
eALUS, established 1924. ma. 1852, 1104
Vermont ave. NV.
TRUSTS, lst. end and 3rd; Md, Va. ano
D. c.; wks. service. ADAMS REALTY
6u, seoond,trus: NOTES. ?: c. nearby Ne 2
MORTGAGE & NvESTHENr CORP 1911
D. Y. ave. nv. National $3.50.
End TRUST NOTES purchased. Call MA
e57o. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
1st AND end TRUST LOANs-Cash In "a
hours, GERALD REALTY CO.. 412 9th u
MORTGAGE LOANS, current interest rate;
no charge for appraisals. MOORE g. HILL
CO., S04 18th st. NV. ME. 400.
LIST AND sna TRUST LOANS - Prompl
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL NvESTkNT CO. 817
9th St nv RE $3.50
FiRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate: low
rates; 3 or s. year terms and months
payments. P. ]. WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye
st. NV. ma. 646S.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES (white OF
eolored)-Quick settlement. Prefer per.
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
Evening star., 1948-06-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (cent.

| AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcsnt.l.
SSSss lss ss5s q ssa gsss sSas :ses
DODGE truck. 1871. 1h-ton panel body;
eTfss Fht rHsMs tS suf5 bARs M sggP' g rno;
Skp is4s son truck 500 prssss- sss
FORD 1889 1h.ton van; side and rear
will trade for panel. HI. 1928, 3
base; viii install stake or dump body;
direetional lights. new paint. new motSr;
sM8Hh SH mjS, iNe hssn.s $500 q fsoe Pa ave sss
s4s.s aKE to soDH ss S.1tsu i's si.s IKE tn2sK
S,lI SMALL ssS Jr.' NC 5000 Pa. ave. So
iiNTEkSATIoSAL, k,5. Ls, lsal pickup; s 8
1857 between 7;ao and 4. Ask for Mr..
SfR isa5 stah; body 1sa t,,t one
ped with signal lights, heater and new
H W.sh. sds.s 114 r5ld cement
FORD Is4e van: "15s": like new: on.
mas isas s essss
mont ave; nv Washinston's Oldest Ford
fssts6 Sobar "a S541 sssei ston pickup; szss: OPEN
eyes; eyes; III 9: SUNDAYS tin 8. REINEs 1sas MO-
GMC 194s new FC451 dump truck. ga
sGS 'i r;ss'Pss's Pssss 'i Mrs ''s ffy
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Evening star., 1948-06-07
IGoren on Bridge

lGoren on Bridge
THE WEEKLY QUIZ
Q. AS South you hold:
AAJe 0A94 eQ742 &losS
The bidding:
West North East South
l heart 1no-trump Pass
What do you do now?
A.-Partner's overcall Of one no-trump
opening bid OF one no-trump. You should
therefore raise to three, inasmuch ss you
have II points raise to sS, tyS Tonla a. nos %
carry on.
Q. EYou hold:
AAs3 V1o4 uQs643 asa
Partner opens with two no-trump.
What Is your response?
value Is "a points. there is no reasonable
& ssInss s, sho.ins the the dismona ssi. WITH
trump is indicated.
Q. 9You hold:
AKJ74 0Q1075 eAKs &72
Partner opens with one heart.
What Is your response?
of An opening T Bid and nd has soS ample trump
to insist upon . game. The most expedi-
ent manner in which TO do this is by .
jump to three hearts. There is nothing
to be gained BY making temporizing bid
Sdn. Is do
@. You are South and hold
Al 0AK1097 o64 &QJ1074
The bidding:
North East South West
l diamond Pass 1heart Pass
2 hearts Pass !?
What do you bid now?
A.-Despite the fact that your hand is
not rich in honor tricks. 1t has q very
attractive distribution and contains the
proper singleton. II partner happens to
chance for slam. I recommend . bid OF
three clubs to await DEVELOPMENTS. If part
ner does nothing drastic, return to four
hearts will be made on the next round.
Q. 5-You are South and hold;
4 K 10742 398 1A1095 &9<
The bidding:
West North East South
l heart 2clubs Pass
What do you bid now?
A.-There Is no need for you to keep
the bidding open. Partner has not in
vited you to cooperate. II he wished you
TO- bid, he would make 2 takeout double:
Il partner should be obliged to return to
three clubs; you, would not md 1t par
(Copyright, 194s, BY Charles H. Goren)