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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-22

NEW Shipment Of Tropical fish.
French filters and other aquar-
ium supplies. K. w. Garden and
Lawn Supplies. Tel. 2-6912.
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 foa 1Sc.
Artman Press. Phone 2-Scsl.
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CHS Home, two bedrooms, living
room. kitchen-dinette, bath, uti.
lily room and carport. In very
good neighborhood. Price and
terms reasonable. johnson and
Johnson. 419 Duval st. Phone 2.
1881. feb1-tf
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BEAUTIFUL z BEDROOM
CHS HOUSE

NAVY officer has orders and viii
sacrifice this lovely home. Many
extras including 2 tile baths with
adjoining tile vanities. Large kit
chen with tile kitchen unit. Utility
room. Large living dining room
Carport. On large Handicapped lot
House Z months old. In most de
sirable residential section. 1912 1871
Terrace. Phone 2-3865 or 2-6095.
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NATIONALLY Advertised Lawn
Boy" aluminium rotary power
mowers, $S9.95. Hedge clippers,
hand primers, grass shearerS,
Power mower rental. Key Wes'
Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone
26912. feb22-4t
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THREE bedroom home. double liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen
with breakfast nook, Florida room,
carport, large Handicapped lot. 2912
Staples Ave, Phone 2-6979.
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II Pays To ADVERTISE In The
Citixen-Use It's Columns FREELY
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THATM FOOL EN-

DALLAS IN - The police radio,
q forgery suspect, described him
broadcaSting a wanted report on
as s feet 5 inches tall. His nick,
name: Shorty.
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FOR SALE or lease: Garage and
service station. Excellent loca-
ton. Long lease. Phone 2-6S21.
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DARING RUSTLERs

DALLAS IA - The Greenhorn
Packing Co. complained rustlers
took four cows from its pens here.
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DRIVER salesman wanted for es-
tablished beverage route. Good
pay. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
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WANTED lady to share lodging and
act as houSekeeper. 1910 Won
PhiSter. feb19-3t
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.24-Business
Opportunities
lCnNTINuEnl
APT. MOTT e.
FOR SALE

NEW construction. Best residential
section. Near beaches. $2S, 900.
cash, balance first mortage. Sale
price less than S times yearly in.
come. P. o. Box 929. feb12.tt
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ELECTRIC Stove, SIS. or viii ex.
change for electric water pump
with motor in good condition. 2S3l
Seidenberg Ave. tebl9-Stx
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WAITER or waitress, active eat
ing place, night work. Apply
Blvd. Drive-In. Roosevelt Blvd.
and 1St s.. febl7-d
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FANCY Caladiums, all kinds and
colorS. Key West Garden and
Lawn Supply. Phone 2-69l2.
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9-Female Help Wanted

2 WHITE mattresses for scrambled
hours and one colored cook. Ap.
ply Overseas Hotel Snack Bar, Mrs.
Scott. feb16-ti
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WOULD like to take care of chill.
dren days in my home. Tel. 2.
S453. feb1S-12tx
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FOUNTAIN, night work. 6 days a
week. Good Pay. Blvd. Drive-In,
Roosevelt Blvd. and LIST St.
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FOREIGN Employment ConStruc.
ton work. II interested in for.
|eign projects with high pay, write
Foreign Service Bureau, Box 295
Metuchen, N. J. feb22-1tx
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FOR SALE or lease, long lease, a
hours open if desired. Owner Ma
rio Mora, Boca Chica Bar.
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WOULD trade 80 Chevrolet panel
truck for house trailer. Upton
Trailer Sales, Stock Island.
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APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. By day,
week or month. Stutx Hotel. Apis.
40 Fleming, feb1-t
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TRUMAN Avenue Store and Apart.
ment. Income $1,000 yearly, net
20 per cent after amortization. Rea'
Sonable terms. Leaving City, Feb.
ruary Is. Phone 2-2228. feb17-ti
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BEAUT1CIAN, all-around operator.
Apply Martin Hair Stylist, 921
Truman Ave. Phone 2-3021. feb16-tf
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| APARTMENTS open for your In
spection. Furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Royal Palms Apartments, 1st
Street and Patterson Ave.
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ONE large room with adjoining
bath suitable for light house
keeping. One single or working
man only with references Phone
2-7602. feb22-2x
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departments For Rent

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11B-Employment
Wanted-Male

MALE desires night work and
weekends. prefers machinist.
1901 Seminary St. Phone 2-706O.
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EXPERIENCED sales help, ladies
wear. Kotton King, 6O4 Duval St.
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MATTRESSES wanted, experienc.
ed only. Land o. Sun Luncheon
cite, Truman and Grinnell.
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MATTRESSES day or night. Must
be experienced. Raul'S Rest.
Phone 2-5251 for interview. feb17-tf
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Services
NOTARY PUBLIC
NORMAN q. ARTMAN
Citizen Office
l6--Personal
(CONTTNuEDY

Singer Sewing Machines
SALES. service, parts. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 1l8 Coral
Way, Coral Gables. feb1-ti
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feb1s-&

WAITRESS, good hours and work
ing conditions. Apply Caribe Res
taurant. feb22-3t
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NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
ment. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. 321 Simonton. feb1-t
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LARGE 3 bedroom furnished apt.
March 20 to July /, small chill
dren acceptable. up to $40 mon
THY, utilities included. Write 1t.
Thomas F. Lerch, 20 Greenough
Place, Newport, r. I. feb22-6tx
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FOR Lower Keys property, phone
Summerland Key 2 or write Hud.
gins, owner, Summeriand Key.
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z LOTS on corner of Washington
and Thompson Sts. High land,
4" above the road. A good piece of
land for a nice home. 100 f., g.
frontage. Price 5000, $500 down
payment. Balance in a period of
S years. Apply 1903 South st.
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LEASE two or three bedroom
house or lower apt. Phone 2-92s5
Mr.. Miller, after 4:30 Pm.
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10 LOTS on Big Pine Key, near
Big Pine Inn and ocean, price
reasonable, johnson and Johnson.
Phone 2-2831, 419 Duval st.
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FOR BUYING or selling any kind
Of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es-
tablished 1919. feb13-30tx
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N. E. CORNER George and Laird
SITS. A K 100. $500 and terms.
Wolkot, 321 Simonton St. feb9-f
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MEN TEACHERS
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT

Unusual opening for the summer
vacation, paying qualified per-
son s., 600 to 81 800. Enjoyable work
your experience equips you to do
very successfully. A welcome
change from teaching yet highly
profitable professionally. Perman.
ent opening for those showing lead
ership ability. Give full fnforma-
ton about self for confidential In
terview. Box CT /, CO Citizen.
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For SALE:

SIX consecutive issues Of The
Key West Citizen delivered TO
your door, 25e weekly. Dial
1851. Circulation Dept.
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6-Wanfed To Rent

PROFESSIONAL man, wife and
daughter, age S, desire Hvable,
furnished house or apt. Not sea
sonal. Phone 2-6547 from a. m
to 4:30 p. m. teblS-5n
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EQUITY In recently painted 3 bed
room Sunshine home. $500 fur
niShed, $500 unfinished. Phone
2-5l7S between $50 and 1000 p. m.
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BEAUTIFUL large two story, well
furnished home for sale on Pine
Street, on large lot with fruit trees.
Phone 2-3449. febl6-6t
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THE America of Jose MART" now
available at the Book Shop, 534
Fleming St febl5-tfI
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GIRLS for fountain work, perman-
ent employment, experience pre-
ferably but not necessary. Apply
Seapiane. Base Office, Mr.. Turso.
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OCEANFRONT lot on Stock Island.
Leaving town 1St Of March.
Phone 2-222S between eli a. m.
or box E. F. co Citizen. feblS-ti
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BUSINESS with living quarters &
motel. Sacrifice. Sickness reason.
Phone 2-3492. feb2o-6ty
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2 BEDROOM Sunshine. Full jaiou-
sled, hvahy furnished, $500 90
down, $50. per month. Phone 2
$3.50. jan26-tf
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5A--FOr Rent
Miscellaneous

CABINS and rooms. Beer, reStau-
rant. Free swimming pool and
picnic grounds. Friedins Perky
Lodge 90 miles north Of Boca
Chica). tebs-24tx
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TWO BEDROOM CHS house, will
sell my equity $3.50. Remaining
FILA loan payable s6O.47 monthly
Phone 2-5190, 1919 United St.
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12-Baby Sitters

BABY sitting done by the hour,
day, or week. Phone 2-7s62.
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MAKE $40. a dayl Sell Staybright
Brass Name plates for front
doors. Write Hubstamp, 355 Con-
gress, Boston, Mass. feb22-1tx
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24-Business
Opportunities
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
to have your own business with Lit.
tie or no capital investment.
Large manufacturer with AAA-1
rating has an opening for the Key
West area in a depression proof
enterprise for person wanting then
own business. Must be of highest
integrity and character, bondable,
with a background of. some sales
experience, residing in the above
area. Car necessary.
II you qualify you will risk little
of your own capital, as we viii
supply the merchandise on a con,
signment basis. There viii be q
short training period necessary
Apply by letter, containing all in
formation that will aid us to ar
range a personal interview. Write
to S. W. Carlysle, ACQUISITION o.
Southern Florida, 123 S. E. End
Ave-, Miami. feb22-1I
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|33--Miscellane0us

Co-KEM concentrated liquid starch
is 1.-THE Best for less" Ask your
favorite groceryman. feb1-t
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EXCEPTIONAL, fully furnished
home, electrically equipped.
Four bedrooms, servants quarters,
solarium, patio. Immediate posses.
sion. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St,
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8-Male Help Wanted

BUS BOYS at The Casa Marina
Hotel. Good pay. Live in or out.
Apply dining room, Casa Marina.
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GENTLEMAN employed at Navy
Yard desires Room and board,
Phone 2-3661, Lester A. Carter.
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4-Houses For Rent

MARCH 18th to December, new
two bedroom home, in finest re-
Sidential section, all electric kitch-
en-, incl. dishwasher. No pets. 1922
Flagler Ave, between S and I p. m.
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Evening star., 1954-09-26

coming out of their ivory towers and Offering
bit of advice to those women who cannot
afford their breathtaking designs.
Mainbocher as matter of fact, has said
that he does not consider dressmaking an art
but thing as important as cooking or living.
In France there are those who would con-
slider this kind of remark challenge. There
dressmaking is an art and equally as i'm
portant as cooking or living.
The masters Of dressmaking are experts
in the art Of subterfuge techniques that would
do credit to an underground engaged in a
dangerous mission.
Subtly they insinuate line into dress
that has been known to almost convince a
woman that it belonged to her originally.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Fashion Notebook
Tips From Designers; Felt Stars This Year
By EIeni

Nine Gres she the superb draped dress fame says
stout wetted dresses rather the hips
with a light deceptive fulness
Pierre Bamain, in Amerques designer roundup,
dress according to personality type.
It's this last suggestion when it from fashion
editor designer that always to give large
huckle How know their personalities? Styles and
have changing frequently but Pierre feels
personality forever.
WE'LL it's things this the fashion business
fascinating!
You know iDhere rhinestone uiH pop up. First
got the rhinestone treatment Then they
popped trimming flannel suits Now the otterig gems are
Dunhs famous filter cigarette holdefS for the ladies'
like less glitter there's the design carried out in amber
stones set into tortoise shell stem.
Felts fashion being much felt this season.
Not only felt being coorkssed in such to make you
look twice to the former billiard has
changed but it is being used in delightful that
bears real fashion scrutiny.
Awfuly goodookng the large handbag shapes
made felt with gold naheads outlining the edges Equally
attractive the big full skirts petcoats needed that
don't require hemmng at ALL AL do is snip them around
the bottom edge and hit the hem length need for yourself
Turquoise felt coats for evening
and bright relief to the black women think is
the only thing they at night that will look right
Evening star., 1954-09-26

This they do with ingenious cutting facng fashion
engineering
Some dressaking they'll guard closely but Others
they feel obliged tell about Job
much
Euen though trip to the salons OF these designers may
be out OF the question: here the facts they to wom
at large they're interested in appearing weI-dressed
Dior tall slender fitting clothes
Wear rather straight skirts that tuH
they shorter than 1Dould
short discard fitting dresses and auod eang black
S much possible
Jean Desses high. and shorten
the tall silhouette really atchested didn't he hear
about D1ors decree?) he should full loose
fitting bodces Do not pad the bodice
but rather draped effects
Evening star., 1954-09-26

One seldom thinks of the great designers being kind and
fashion, Their dcatoria
blasts headlines. must abdeby them be
sdered frumpy Certainly seldom emissions designers
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Uncle Rays Corner

Shortly after my 9th birthday
my family moved to the country.
My parents obtained an acre of
land on the shore of pretty Lake
Monona. We were only mile
from the edge of town. and my
father kept on working at his
Office in the city.
Life in the country opened a
new world. Near our home were
several farms, and I learned
about cows, pigs and other do
mestic animals. My father spent
much of his free time making a
garden, and raised peas, radiShes,
potatoes, sweet corn and water
melons. I had tiny garden of
my own and planted navy beans.
It seemed wonderful to keep
track of the sprouting of the
beans and their growth to plants
with flowers and pods.
Also interesting were the chick
ems. There came a time when an
old hen sat on eggs and could
Evening star., 1954-04-12

PANACEA, "a remedy for all
diseases; a cure-all." How to
use it: CAS- a last resort I turned
to one of the panaceaS of modern
civilization and took a sleeping
pill" Pronunciation: PAN-uh-
SEE-uh.
PEREGRINATION, "a travel
ing or going about: wanderingS, ="
from the verb peregrinate. Ito
travel: journey" How to use it.:
The book is an adventure story
based on the authors own pere-
grin nationS. Pronunciation: !:
PEHR- h-gruh- -NAY-shun.
OBSEQUIOUS. "servilely COM
plant or deferential. as a SER
want" How to use it: He mock
ingly gave an obsequious bow
as he was leaving. Pronuncia-
ton: ob-SEE-kwi-uss.
MODICUM. "a small amount; !;
a limited supply" How to use
it: Our portion is not large;
but then we need merely a modi-
cum" Pronunciation: MOD-uh-
KUN.
(DastyihutaA hw A6rNan0h svnd;rata Yne
Evening star., 1954-04-12
BY Romon Coffmon

by placing them in the oven Of
an old wood stove, and keeping
slow fire burning. In secret
I obtained two or three eggs, and
placed them in the oven.
After a time, the fire in the
stove went out. and started to
kindle another one. Taking the
eggs from the oven, I placed
them on the underside of my
knees. I wanted to keep them
warm until the oven had enough
heat in it to put the eggs back.
At this point. alas, two Of my
cousins spied the eggs. Quickly
they ran through the house and
spread the report that I was try
ing to hatch the eggs. the same
as a hen. Maybe it was the
laughter around me, or maybe
it was the trouble in keeping the
stove fire going which caused me
to give UP the test. Up to that
time. I never had heard about
an incubator.
Evening star., 1954-04-12

hardly wait for the Matching to
take place. When the chicks
came from their shells, what
weak little things they seemed
to be at first!
I asked why the eggs hatched.
and was told that the warmth Of
the hens body brought this
about. The idea came to me
that I might make eggs hatch
Evening star., 1954-04-12
AWord to the Wise
By Mrs. Fronk Colby

DANTESQUE. adj, like Dante,
or his work, especially Inferno" 4"
as being knowingly graphic. aus
terely intense" How to use it:
THE Dantesque Monterey cy-
press looked for all the world
like creatures struggling in one
of the lower pits of hell" Pro-
nunciation: dan-TESK.
DESULTORY, rambling; wa
vering; out of course: not con-
nected with the subject" How
to use it: 1--WE talked in a de-
sultory manner about nothing in
particular" Pronunciation: !:
DESS- S-ull-TOE-ree,
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Our Presidents
By Honore M. Cotudol

If President Eisenhower
and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill should discuss their
common hobby, what would
they talk about?
(which President was
sworn into Office by this IA
ther?
3-Who was President when
Hawaii was annexed to the
United States?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Famous Fables
By {. {. Edgar

CONCEIT: impose
George Gershwin could
spend hours talking about
himself and usually did. His
favorite listener was a pi-
anist.
One night, after the two
hadn't seen each other for
several months. the pianist
attended a party in Gersh-
wins home. Gershwin set
tied down to a nice. long
talk about himself. At 3 am.
the pianist pleaded wearinessl
and went home.
How come he left so
early?" asked another guest.
II don't know" replied
Gershwin. He used to lis
ten to me all night. But he
has changed. Nov all he
thinks about is himself"
ONE WAY: One afternoon.
when he was hurrying to the
ball park. homerun king
Babe Ruth drove his car in
the wrong direction up a
one-way street. The Babe
didn't realize his mistake
even when a cop on a motor
cycle ordered him to stop.
Whats the matter with
you?" snapped the cop.
Don't you know this is a
one-way street,"
"So?" replied Ruth. I'm
going one way, amt II"
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood
washington, D. e.
MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1854

contract DH09e
By EosIey BIockwood
One of the prime attributes Of
a great bridge player is imagina-
tion-a trait which includes will
tngness to deviate from the usual
and the normal" when the oc-
casion demands.
East dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Miss Brash)
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WEST EAST
(Mr. Meek (Mr. Champion)
A542 As
10762 2KJ3
1102 HAQ65
&10864 %AKJ75
SOUTH
(Mr. AbeD
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The bidding:
East South West North
- IA Pass a.
AL pass
Mr.. Muzzy was kibitzing to-
days hand and he almost fell
out of his chair when he saw Mr..
Champions lead at trick two.
The opening lead was the four
of clubs and Mr.. Champion won
with the king. He paused here
to look the situation over.
Surely a spade return would
gain nothing. 1t was unlikely
that Mr.. Meek had a trick in
the suit, but if he did, he would
always get it.
A club return can obviously be
ruffed on the board and II Mr..
Abel has the queen "a likely
chance), that card will be set up
for a heart discard from dummy.
Dummy's diamond suit has an
ominouS look and can probably
be used to discard losers from
the closed hand. In addition. a
diamond return away from the
ace-uueen will surely lose a trick.
After a short huddle, Mr..
Champion returned the trey OF
hearts. He did not make this
choice because he likes to lead
away from king-jack, but be-
cause other leads seemed hope
less. And it was moral GER
tainty Mr.. Meek could never get
in to lead a heart through the |
ace-queen.
For the play to work, Mr.. Abel
had to have three hearts, not
including the ten. When Mr..
Meek played the ten, forcing the
queen from dummy, the time
element was in favor of the de-
fense. After taking three rounds
of trumps, Mr.. Abel led dla-
mond and flnessed the jack.
Mr.. Champion won with the
queen and led the king OF hearts,
knocking out dummy's ace. Now
there was no way for Mr.. Abel
to avoid the loss of another dla-
mond and a heart.
Note that if Mr.. Champion had
failed to attack hearts at his
first opportunity. Mr.. Abel would
have had time to set up the dla-
monds and make his contract.
Many players would have re-
turned a heart from queen. jack
and another one, with ace, king,
small in dummy. The lead Mr..
Champion made is closely related
to that. In each case, you are
trying to set up third-round
winner. But not many would
lead king, jack. three. 1maglna-
ton is the difference.
copyright. 1854 General Features CorpJ
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

A Texas visiting Hollywood was
asked by keenan, Wynn how he
liked the place. Fine" he replied,
''it's the first time I've ever been
in this part of Texas"