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HELP MEN

AUTO BODY MEN (2); must be
sober and reliable, capable of good
work and have good refs; perm.
job for qualified and cooperative
group insurance, excel. working
conds. See Mr.. Barham. COAST IN
PONTIAC CO. 407 Fla. ave. ne.
Auto Rnd1, Metal Man lSl
Evening star., 1951-09-30

AUTO BODY MEN (2); must be
sober and reliable. capable Of good
work and have good refs; perm.
Se @en f0f 5das fase Mf apa paid vaeaony
group insurance. excel. working
conds. See Mr.. Barham. COAST-IN
PONTIAC CO. 407 Fla. ave. ne.
Auto Body Metal Men (5)
Wanted at once by Washington
oldest Ford dealer; must be FIRST
class men; disqualification and in
surance benefits, paid holidays and
vacation; 5000 pay basis. See Mr..
Bannister or Mr.. Hurd, HILL g.
SAUNDERS, lila VT. ave. NV. Ma.
AUTO PARTS MANI experienced in
See Mr., Trate, coAsT-fN PoNTfAC.
407 Florida ave. ne.
AUTO PAINTER; must be 1st-class
painter Rood refs, perm. Job for
qualified and cooperative man;
paid vacation, group insurance.
ham. CoAsT-1N Pontiac co, 4o7
Fla. ave. ne.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO., af-
filiated with General Motors. wishes
to employ adtuSter; also sales rep
resentative. age % to IS. Aptitude
for mechanics and sales ability i'm
portant. Paid training period and
justments. Write Box nS5-S. Star,
stating educational background,
work experience, or other Qualifica-
tions. II
AUTO MECHANIC and paint-room
6nced nelpers' TOP top wages gaidi to expert,
BODY WORKS i1an ontb .. ..
AUTO MECHANIC for used car dept. ;
5-day week. paid holidays. S. II.
HtIoRNER, INC. Call FK. 1852, Mr.
AUTO MECHANIC. top wages for lst
class. all-around man. Virginia in
sspection station. Liberal guarantee.
WOoDLAWN SERVICE CENTER,
1926 N. Washington blvd. Airing.
AUTO MECHANICS, exper.; 5h-day
anee: hospitalization and other
hsngns nensflts; See Mr.; ,Furchess, NE.
densburg rd. ne, AT. 0200, -
AUTO MECHANICS, Washington',
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has Openings
ior experienced auto mechanics. Top
earnlngs earn ior good men, Plenty Of
Convenient downtown loca ton. IL
sARRYsSArE yssz faS MoroR as c6!. 66i!lhinss5; HPs6
Conn. ave.
AUTO MECHANICS t2), steady. ex.
perlenced men for new-car dealer
81 MSnlp; 5-day wk;, paid vacations,
eussed 1E3na n93Spitaiil7st9n salary dis
Staten. ROYAL MOTORS. NC.
Chrysler-Plymouth, 4100 Georgia
AUTO MECHANICS. This il the
cnance Tor an experienced man to
g.. a top-paying position. A Job
WLn wu1rSr security and. future. MCNEIL
MOTORS, Studebaker, 14lS p st. n W.
AUTO MECHANICS t2). 5h-day wk.,
1000 basis; $50 guarantee; new
PfqSR a cG@pany Geaersbp BENEFITS MAsS Pc sS5o
IOR CO.. Saith and Benning I'd. ne.
Contact Mr.. Morris. Ii. 3-9550. 30
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
Two. STEADY employment, high earn
lngs tor good men: health insurance.
prontLsnarlng plan. completely mod
ment e9n shop cSahcs Sith every type Of equip
Washs ssee oidesf and f0f TarsesF Df0npStien podes
TOR CO. Phone Mr.. Buete, service
mgr. DE. 1910 for appt.
AUTO Statesmen, with Washington's
most progressive Ford dealer; excel
lent pay plan. We want good men
See Mr. Rodes. PARKWAY MCTCR
COMPANY. INC. 3O4o NJ st. NV
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC. must be
espeTienced on trucks; steady work,
insurance; clean shop; friendly sur
roundings; 81 80 an hour per day.
81 SO for nightwork: AS hours per
weeE, See Mr.. Snyder, NATIONAL,
adRuCk RENTAL CO.. 2316 Ga.
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AUCTION SALES (cont.)
ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture.
glass china, frames. bric-a -brac,
etc. Tn. 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTION, Rockville. Md.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,

AuctiOneers.
SALE OF DWELLING
zoNEp zeaa FIRST sTRE6b c6MMERReTTHHH sRgTHEssp ssP
On Monday, October /, 1851, at four
O'Clock PM, l will sell at auction
Lot 500 Square 976. improved by
two-story dwelling containing six
rooms and bath. hot water heat, gas
and electricity. This property can
be converted for business purposes
Terms of Sale: $3.50. cash deposit
to be paid in cash. Possession to be
given with deed. Sale to be CLOSED
within thirty days from date Of sale
or deposit will stand forfeited. CoSt
of examination of title. conveyanc.
ing and settlement fee to be paid
by purchaser. Title good of RECORD
and unencumbered.
BRANTLEY townerl
co George C. Gertman, Attorney
American Security Building.
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AUCTION SALES

Zed L. williams. Zed L. williams, Jr.
Auct:oneers and Appraisers
Splendid quality, up to date,
clean new and used furni-
ture and household effects.
All suitable for better homes
and apartments. New 2-pc.
sofa bed, living room suites.
Inspection until sale hour.
ALI. TO RE SOIn NV
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pay daily. 4512 Leland St., Be
thesda.
ASSISTANT to furniture warehouse
foreman for general work in ware
house located at 130 Cue st. ne.
Good pay, good hours. permanent
position with generous pension plan.
Experience preferred but not essen
tial. Must be in good physical con-
dition; sober and of good habits.
D. c. drivers permit required.
Phone Mr.. MATTHEWS at Wo.
4244. 80
ASSISTANT STATION MANAGER
wanted for airlines between 25-35.
Teletype experience necessary Ap-
ply Mon. 4-6, Room 4O3, 1919 F
Afro BoDYMEN wasbinston, isp :
Oldest. Chevrolet dealer has open
ingS for experienced auto bodymen.
Plenty of work, excellent conditions.
Top earnings for good men. Conven-
lent downtown location. 5Ia-day
week. See Mr. Billhimer. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., 1880 Conn. ave.
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BAKER
OR BAKERS HELPER
call e.sx-s

BARTENDER. immed., experienced
Apply ME. 1888. 80
BAR PORTER, age 21-35. colored.
Must be dependable. willing work
er; 6-day week. Sat. of; hours 5
p,m.-1l 80 pm. Apply in person,
officers mess, Bldg. 10l. U. S. Ma
val Gun Factory, nth and NJ SITS.
Sc. 40
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CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION

Alert individual for permanent posi-.
tlon IN our composing room, 5-dav
40-hour week. Job consists of keep.
ing payroll records and attending tt
other related duties 25-35 year
OF age ana accustomed to workinl
with figures and handling details
Is required Apply Personnel Room
300 OpeI weekdays S:3O-5 anC
Sat. 9-l M phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV
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HELP MEN
AUTO PARTS MANAGER

For ChrySler Corp. dealer; interesting
proposition for right man: bonus and
profit -Snaring plan; must be capable
of taking complete charge of stock
room. Box 2S1-R, Star. Il
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcont. }
Real Estate Secv m S75 WIZ

AVNUI I1oV1UC OCIy Vt 1TU WIN.
Medical sec'y, exper S75 wk
Defense secretary --- SIS, 500
engineering stenog, 500 wk.
Others to S4 900, few higher.
Part-time Stenog., wk. day.
Stenog. publisher, exper. ST.. 300
assoc. exec, under 35 S3. 800
Young.
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PERSONNEL SERVICE
q lA ~ Wy oFN n,,.,

1871 G st. NV. ST. 1864
ENGINEERING DIVISION
CHIEF ENGR. (master's degree, cleo
tronicsl, research devel $4,000
PROJECT ENGR. tdegree nee. cleo
tronics)' research, devel.
ELECTRoNIcs AND cHEMicAI 'Aof,
ENGRS.. high frequency
| devel eXper. 81. 5oo
TECH. WRITER tphysics or '0''
| BEE) S6. o0o
ELECTRONICS CRAFTSMEN Cexper
~ Tesearch ,s and deyelopmenD $1,000
ELECTRONICS TECHS. tsome with
1st-claSs lic.l, exper. S4,4OO
CONSTRUCTION
ENGRS. tdrafting), reinforced steel
detail and takeoff exper. 81, ,SO0
| ENGRS. (draftingl, piping detail
and takeoff, construction exper,
STRUCTURAL DRAFTsMEN,
ENGR. DRAFTsMEN-Roads, h'way
ana Tallroad exper. 5000
PARTY CHIEF tlocaD S325
| CHAIRMAN $3.50
OVERSEAS
PARTY CHIEFS Mediterranean
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 10th st. NV EX. 727O.
ADAARc A~nRTCxy
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HELP MEN


ACCOUNTANT, junior or semi.
senior for CPA Office Please state
fully qualifications and salary de-
sired. Box S3-R. Star. Il
ACCOUNTANTS. JUNIORS-Men de-
sirous of obtaining varied expert
ence;, long established local CPA Of
fee: excellent working conditions;
reply stating age. salary expected
education and experience. Box
2S4-R. Star. d
ACCOUNT CLERK
Use adding machine, match figures
post to records, etc. Accuracy
alertness and some judgment nee.
essary. Applicant should be high
school graduate with at least /
for young man studying accounting
at nikht. Call personnel dept.
HOBART 5805
Evening star., 1951-09-30

CARPENTERS, good framing men
under 45; steady work So per hr
to start. Call Charlie, 9-5. WEST.
WOOD PROPERTIES, INC, oW
CARPENTERS. 4; expert trim men
only. Apply 4613 Bethesda ave,
CARPENTERs-All around. Out Mac
Athur blvd. to w ST.. turn right !
blk. to 49th, left 2 blks. to Calvert
cARPsNTER's Pssft1f sS0iS' HELpER-cleamnldcut HELpERmd
man needed to fill permanent posi-
tion with established kitchen re.
modelling firm; no layeffS and good
wages. excellent working conditions
Apply after am, Mr.. Edward
JOHN g. WEBSTER & SONS, INC,
Est. 1912). 627 F st. NV. .
CAR PORTER-We have an opening
for a good steady man, exper. in
changing tires. batteries and light
repairs. Good salary and steady
work assured. Bring your D. C, per-
NIT and see Mr.. Williams after 9
am. AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC,
1731 Bladensburg rd. ne. d
CAR WASHER, colored. must be neat,
non-drinker, D. c; permit pre-
ferred; 6-day. 54-hour wk.; off
Sunday; vacation with pay. Apply
in person. G. w. ESQ SERVICE,
24y4 va. ave. NV. See Mr.. Co.'S
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CHEF

CHINA PACKERS ana craters MER-
CHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
co. 920 E st. NV. Mt Hite.
CLERK, part time, delicatesSen eve
nlngs and Sundays. neat. pleasa nj
ana dependable, Vic. OF George
washington EX. $3.50. -5
CLERK, mechanically inclined; In
learn stock and counter work in
electrical supply house. C. A. LEP-
PERT. 914 Eye st. NV. 80
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ENGINEER

Colored, no children. for ,ar0s
den-type apt. in NV 'or Mar large. gar"
enced with stokers preferred. sal
ary, S125 per mo. and uuarters
Apply MR., GATES. S11 18th st. NV. '.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
EXEC. SECTY.

EAEC. DEL / Y.
30-3s. pref. experienced In industry;
secretary to top executive of large
organization: salary, $4,000 up.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 6I2 Wash. Bldg
9TH and N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 94al
Evening star., 1951-09-30
ALEXANDRIA

- hIIIG ol., Alex, Al, TO22
MED. DENTAL OPENINGS
Med, stenos., secys., receps' 1type,
Iab; techs nurses for Drs., dental
assistants hemotologist, clerk-typist,
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Take My Word for 1t Points for Parents h
By Frank Colby

Louisville: Will you please tell us
what lie, viz" and "e.g." stand
for?-Mrs. r. l..
Answer: These are abbreviations
of Latin phrases. "I.e." stands for i'd
est, meaning that is"
"Viz" substitutes for videlicet
(the q" is there to confound con-
fusion, I SUPPOSED, Ito wit; namely
And "e.g." is the abbreviation for
exempli gratia, for example"
Orchard: Our pastor always pro-
nounces the word saith as though
it has two syllables. I do not &c
along with that. Am I wrong?-
G. w.
Answer: You're right. Saith is
pronounced as one syllable only:
Seth.
indianapolis: Tell me, Colby, who
was Jerry" and how did he get
such bad reputation as a builder?
I'm thinking of Jerry built
meaning something poorly con-
structed-De L.
Answer: Jerry" doesn't refer to
a man. 1t probably is a corruption
of Jury" a nautical term mean
ing Temporary; makeshift." In
the days of sailing ships, a vessel
occasionally lost its masts In a
storm. A makeshift mast, often a
salvaged part of one of the original
masts, was Jury rigged" for tenn
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Tree of SOrrOwful Night.

In the overcrowded suburbs OF
Mexico City, surrounded by noise
and dust, stands an ancient Monte
yuma cypress, known as the Tree
of Sorrowful Night"
1t is a decrepit, battered reminder
of five centuries of colorful history
Here under its boughs, in 1920, Cor
tes paused to mourn the crushing
defeat the Spanish had suffered in
the New World. Half of his army
was gone, not gun remained. The
dead had to be left behind.
Mexico City stood on an island
in the center of a lake fringed with
great cypress trees. In their thick
branches warriors were stationed to
protect the elaborate system OF
causeways leading to the mainland
Today the Tree of Sorrowful
Night is the central figure of a
small neighborhood park. 1t is fun
to watch the nimble-footed Mexican
children climb the great, rough
trunk, scamper over the gnarled
branches and hide from those
watching below. The trunk is hol-
low now, reminding you of a great
smokestack. Many of the limbs
have been splintered by lightning
and wind. But there is still lots of
life and courage in the 500-year-old
tree. Within its trunk grows an
other tree, and each spring bright
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Hugo SHINES and Family
Separate From Companies
By the Associated Press

BONN. Germany. Nov. 17.-An
Allied spokesman said here yes
lterday that reorganization of the
Hugo SHINES coal and shipping
enterprises in Germany is being
carried out on the basis of a plan
submitted by the Hugo SHINES
Corp. of New York.
The Allied High Commission an
nounced Thursday that the group
had been ordered to sell or
liquidate 81 properties or assets.
The Associated Press enormously
reported that the order was di-
rected against Hugo SHINES per-
sonally. but the corporation said
neither Mr.. SHINES nor any men,
Der Of his family have any interest
in the SHINES group.
Milton F. Rosenthal, president
of the Hugo SHINES Corp. and
Hugo SHINES Industries, Inc, o.
New York. pointed out that these
two companies own the SHINES
properties in Germany and the
SHINES family has no connection
whatever with the so-called
SHINES properties in Germany.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
PerryviNe Water
urns Things Green;
Boinbridge Blamed
BY the Associated Press

PERRYVILLE, Md, Nov. IT,
This little Cecil County town has
a smelly, not-so-tasty water prob
lem-and in color.
Besides the smell and the taste,
the water turns everything green
when it comes out of some pipes
and a reddish brown when it flows
from others. Soap turns it black.
Don Cole, president of the local
water company, agrees the water
is fouled up and he blamed the
trouble on drainage from the
nearby Bainbridge Naval Training
Center. And from the former site
of Navy coal pile.
The center said "it is not re-
sponSible for any pollution" in the
Perryville water.
Mr.. Cole said work has been
done to correct the situation and
that apparently there's nothing
more to do but wait until time
clears up the spring water.
He said checks by the health
department show the water has
never become contaminated with
germs. It's safe to drink-if you
can stand the taste, smell and
color.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
4 One-Minute Test OF Yol
Neus Kno,Uledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

l. OPENING - Who was
elected president of the 6th
session of the U. N. General
Assembly that opened in Paris
last week?
2. PRIZE - Disputed Kae-
song is the center of Korea's
81 million ginseng root indus
try. What is the root used for?
3. SIRENS - What state
became the first to llolo a
Statewide civil defense test
against atomic warfare?
4. SHRINE - Why was
Rutgers University chosen as
the site for footballs new Hall
of Fame?
S. QUOTES - Who is our
new Ambassador to India who
said: But we Americans be-
lieve that disarmament must
not be a one-way street ?
Answers.
/. DR.. Luis Padilla Nervo OF
Mexico succeeds President
Nazrollah Entezam Of Iran.
2. The powdered root forms
the basis of valuable Oriental
elixirs and medicines. 3.
Rhode Island. 4. Because
Americas first intercollegiate
football game was played
there in 1869 between Prince
ton and Rutgers. S. Chester
Bowles.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

green foliage clothes much of the
ancient tree.
Cypress trees are symbols of sor-
row to the Mexicans, who carry
branches in funeral professions and
for decorating tombs, Yet to the
older generation the cypress stands
for courage, faith and long life.
During the hot days, man and
cattle seek the shade of these trees.
Over Mexico City you find several
handsome expresses. One of the
most celebrated is the "Tule Tree, u
said to be 5000 years old. 1t is one
of the remnants of a great tropical
forest that once covered the valley
of Mexico.
Our bald expresses, famous for
exposing their knees as they stand
in the water of southern swamps,
are cousins of the famous Monte
yuma cypress.
The Mexicans manage to erect
tall iron fences about them. Young
and old come to read the inscrip-
ton on the metal plates fastened
to the tree trunk.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
This i

porary service. Though it is a
little uncertain, it is generally be-
lieved that Jerry built" evolved
from Jury rigged."
Dodge City: Is it correct to say
"for pity sakes; for goodness sakes"?
&C. E.
Answer: The correct forms are: {:
For PHYS sake; for goodness sake.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
|0wners Deny Tanker
u. ). Seeks 10 Recover
Is Chinese Controlled
BY the Associated Press

A spokesman for owners of the
tanker S. S. Meacham has termed
outrageous" a Government
charge that the ship is owned and
Icontrolled by Chinese aliens.
The Government has filed suit
in Norfolk. Va, to repossess the
former surplus Government tank
Ier on grounds it is falsely regis
tered as an American ship.
The Meacham is one of the
tankers linked to transactions in
which former Representative Jo-
seph Casey. Massachusetts, Demo-
crat, and other prominent figures
made a $2.8 million profit out of a
100000 investment.
Sawyer Acclaims Suit.
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer
called the suit an example of
vigilance and alertness" by the
Maritime Administration and by
the Senate Investigations SUBJ
committee, which still is investi-
eating the deals.
Mr.. Casey and his group won a
contract from the old Maritime
Commission to buy the Meacham.
Then, before the ship was deliv-
cred, they chartered it and later
sold it to United Tanker Copr.
Mr.. Casey told reporters ye5ter-
day that one feature of the sales
contract was a guarantee that
United Tanker was owner and
controlled by Americans.
In New York. Newbold Morris,
1949 Republican candidate for
Mayor, termed the Government
action outrageous and said United
Tanker gave its stock to the China
international Foundation, a nom
profit charitable organization.
Says Trustees Are Americans.
Mr. Morris. president of the
China International Foundation,
said the only Chinese money in
volved now is SIS million in the
tanker company's notes held by
the Chinese Petroleum Corp, a
quasi-official agency of the Chi
nese Nationalist government.
He said a group of young Chi
aese originally formed United
Tanker Corp. and bought six tank
ars from Mr.. Casey's group.
Omitted Tanker's own application
o buy surplus ships from the Gov
was denied on the
grounds it was too late. Mr.. Casey
said.)
Mr.. Morris insisted that the old
Maritime Commission itself had
approved the sale and had ruled
United Tanker was &: United States
"All officers and directors of
he United Tanker are American
citizens" he said. "All trustees in
he China International Founda-
ion are American citizens"
Peppers for Pennies
Because of imitation, stocks of
pepper provide a more attractive
than domestic cur
rency in Indonesia. /
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Word Game
Find 50 or more words in

Find So or more words in
SCHOLA ARLY,
meaning, academic" Average is
48: limit, 30 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS, such as bats
"cats," are not used Only one form of a
vord, is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published Monday.
Answer to PRoGLOTTID.
pilot, plot, plod. port. pool, poor, polo, pogo
prod, riot, rood, root, roll. odor, olio, Sil ,
giro gilt, gold. grid, grip. grit, grotto idol
ditto, dirt. dolt, door, drip. drop, droop
lotto, lord. loot. loop. tilt, toll, told, torpid
tool, tort. toot, trio, troop. trig, tripod
trod trot, trip.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Cities Realizing Less
From Property Taxes

CHICAGO.-A study by the Mu-
nicipal Finance Officers Associa-
ton shows that property taxes
which contributed $40 per cent
of the total revenue of cities of
over 25, 900 in 1910 were the source
of only 53.4 per cent of their
revenue in 1949, the latest year
for which all figures are available.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Mack in Geneva

GENEVA, Switzerland, Nov. II
up. - Representative Peter F.
Mack, Democrat, of Illinois ar
rived in Geneva last night in the
small. one-engine Friendship
Plane" in which he is touring the
world. He will leave for Nice and
Rome tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Dominican Republic Exports
Not This

The Dominican Republic re-
ports that a record year in ex-
ports is indicated as the result Of
good crop conditions. expanding
production and a rising demand
for its basic products.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Highway 14,260 Feet Up

DENVER.-Highest auto high
way in North America is the
Mount Evans road in Clear Creek
County. The road rises to an al
titude Of 1890 feet. survey show.
Evening star., 1951-11-17

Listening carefully to the bidding
Mr.. Champion had decided that he
was going to lead the nine of spades
against a siX-club contract. See
what the result of this would have
been.
Miss Brash would have played the
ace from dummy and it is very
probable that she then would have
cashed the ace of clubs and tried
to reach her hand with the ace of
hearts for further trump leads.
Mr.. MuZzy could have ruffed the
first heart lead and cashed the king
of spades for the setting trick.
But when Mr.. Muzzy doubled six
clubs, Mr. Champion changed his
mind. Now the spade lead looked
too normal"
What lead could Mr. Muzzy be
asking for? The choice lay be-
tween hearts and diamonds. Did
Mr.. Muzzy have a void in dia-
monds? If so, the opponents held
eleven cards in that suit. Very un-
likely. Idea abandoned.
Hearts looked far more promis-
ing. Both opponents had bid them
and Mr.. Champion held six hearts
It seemed likely that Mr., Muzzy
was void in the suit. So Mr. Cham
pion dutifully led the jack of hearts.
Triumphantly Mr. Muzzy ruffed
The double had worked! But wait
a minute. Where was the second
trick coming from?
Unfortunately. there was no good
answer to that question. Finally
Mr. Muzzy led back a club Dunn
my's ace won and Miss Brash got
back to her hand safely by ruffing
q third round of diamonds
She made her slam without fur
ther difficulty, enjoying a better re-
suit on the hand than If her side
had reached the right spot-six no
trump.
Mr.. Champion agreed that he
would do better to figure out what
Mr. Muzzy wanted Leland then
lead something else.
(Copyrieht, 1851. General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood

Mr.. Muzzy has learned about the
Lightner slam double and he louSeS
1t vp just as he does all bridge gad-
gets, no matter how good they are.
This double asks partner to make
an unusual rather than a normal"
opening lead against a slam bid.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH (Mr. AbeD
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WEST EAST
(Mr. Champion) (Mr. Muzzy)
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SOUTH (Miss Brash)
ASS
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The Arizona post., 1951-12-07
Officers

Chicago Friendly Social Club,
formed a few weeks ago at the
instigation of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Feinstein, will install the clubs
first officers at ceremonies to be
held at the knights of Pythias
Hall. S. Tucson Blvd, Dec. 9 at
7 pm. The community is invited
and refreshments will be served.
Max Sherman, serving as in
stalling officer, viii induct Ike
Copalman as president; Nathan
Feinstein, vice-president; Mrs.
Philip Bramson, rec. sec.; Mrs.
Peter Menzon, fin. Sec; Morris
Rogin, treas; Messrs. and Mines.
Abe Lipkin and White hospitality
committee. Trustees are Mines.
Sam Brown, Mary Cohen, Sam
Cooper, Max Sherman.