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STtLr or A.if -
~ TIE CIpCr!T COZ Al fnn
THE COUNTY or WAIT
CliANCNRy
ODDS I.rS1ER l. aii
CHRISTI L li"STtR ~
ant.
10. sss.otl
AZ a session of si Carr'
bed ai thc Ceurhu
city cf Drroi.. On h a'
7 jim. 1853
Pro. ~ IIoNor3b'e HORACE
w. GILMORE Chcuf Ju
II this cauec il appfar.es b1
fflldavit on fi'c Tho oo nlsm
Chris inc Hester canatic ec,v-
ri bY Or coss i5sut nui of N .
Court as She IS icsi
i fho S'a e o. a .,
rcsil'ng in the Cs ol Wcs'
Monroe Parish cf OF ufa and
,'aie Of Louis rE 'cs q
sos Sou'h oh street W s Mon
roe Louisiana.
on Motion Of CHARLES r
PERKINS. at'orno co. plaintiff
| is ordered that the lcie ndant
Christine Hester. appear and
inswer the Bill of Complaint in
this cause within thicr (3)
mon hs from the date of thi.
order. or that said D.l will be
iohon as confcssc aad That th..
Or = be published accordinf
% nw and a copy iheroef bc
served upon tho defendant bN
registered mail rs required b,
law the Chanccly Summon
having been du returned IL
accordance with ihc rules an,
practice Of this court.
HORACE w. GILMORE. Cir
cult Judge.
EDGAR NJ DPANICIE Clerl
BY A. G. GALLAGHER. De.
putty Clerk
l-25 53 l.J3
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METHOD: Melt Fat In q soup
kettle or Dutch oven. Add me
beef and cook slowly, un,li
brown. Add additional TAT only
II necessary 10 keep from stlck,
ing. Add l cup OF the water ana
/ teaspoon OF the salt. Cover ana
simmer IA hours. Add the resi-
OF the ingredients and the re.
naming 5 cups water ana
teaspoons salt. Cover and COOK
until the meat and vegetables
are tender, about - minutes,
Add water II q thinner mixture
is desired. Season TO taste WIN
salt and pepper.
Serve piping hot In soup bowls
For an informal party mcaI,
serve the soup from an IRON ron
soup kettle or Dutch oven use
tin cups or pie pans Tor soup
bowls and bandana nanoNs.,
chiefs for napkins. Hot crus.y
French or Vienna bread Is oe-
licious with the soup.
This recipe makes . servings
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22
WOULD BE NURSE

Mrs. Rosetta w. Henry, 33, Of
4433 Thirty.first. was released on
5000 bond on arraignment before
Recorders Judge w Mckay Skill
man last week on the charge Of
practicing nursing without a Ii.
censc.
Police said Mrs. Henry falsely
stated she was registered as a
practical nurse by the State and
licensed by the City when apply.
inr for hospital job.
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TAKES CASH

Maurice G. Warren. 35. Of $500
scotten. was arrested last week
OF complaint Of Mrs. Mamie Gray
4b. OF $500 Boxwood. who told
police she hired Warren to help
her move furniture around TO the
new address where she had just
moved. Mrs. Warren said a short
time later Warren disappeared
with two Of her credit union
books and S25 in cash which was
concealed in one OF the books.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22
Atty. Jesse {. Williams
1909 8roadweY

Dcfro-F Is, N.cr g1n
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The
PROBATE COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NO. 4Sq-726
IN the Matter of the Estate cf
EVELYN CARTER. also known
as EVELYN CARTER WORTHY,
Deceased.
Netcc Is hereby given that all
creditors Of said deceased arc
required 70 present their claims.
in writing and under oath TO said
Court al the Probate Office in
the City Of Detroit in said coun-
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RoBsEp7 NOT so

Henry Gray, Jr.. 40, OF 745
Conner. was arrested last week
after he admitted to police that
he had falsely reported that he
was robbed Of S153 by a lone ban
dit at the rear of 1854 Buhl
Police said Gray is a known
numbers man and admitted he
lost money which was not his,
and attempted to cover up the
shortage by claiming that he had
beeh robbed.
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,esa,,Lrs WIFE

French Lewis. 80. OF 1887 Thco.
dore. was arrested last week after
se assaulted his wife, Bernice,
y Of the address. when he
,,,pht her in a parked car in
front Of l4l6 Theodore, with
Lewis Wilson. %. Of 3509 Grandy
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Napolcan Lovclcss. 81. Of 420
Gratiot. was arrested last week
in q downtown store whore po-
lice said he stole a jacket valued
al S2295 and concealed the gar
ment under his coat and attempt.
cd TO leave the store without
paying for the merchandise.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22
sreALs COFFEE

Reid West. 40. OF II Eliot. was
arrested last week in a market at
sGOO Cass. after he concealed two
lars Of coffee valued at Sl08 in
his pockets. and attempted TO
lcayc the store.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22

Maggie Keys, 28. Of 0627 Mar.
tindale. was arrested last week
in a downtown store where She
concealed dress under the dress
she was wearing and attempted
to leave the store without paying
for the goods.
The dress was valued NJ Sl6,95.
Police said they also confiscatcd
Ia spoons and six forks. valued
a. SiG05 which were stolen from
another downtown store.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22
FIND NUMB ERS

Harvard Reid, 27. Of 2474
Glynn. was arrested and charged
with engaging in an illegal occu-
patton last week after losing a
race with police near 5406 Maple
wood.
The officers said as they ap-
preached Reid he threw his num-
bers to the ground and ran. Con.
fiscated were ~ current dated
mutucls and $7875.
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Any. EDWARD n. Turner
500 Bcaubisn

STATE JP MICHIGAN
j,i 1tf .H UT COURT For
.ItL COU>Ty OF WAYNE -
CHANCERY
A2TIrR SYKES Ptintifi
vs Luz RITA SYKES, Deicnj-
ae
ORDER or PUBLICATION
re. SGT so3
Al session tf said Court
f,it IN The Cly County Bui d-
ng I'll the Cry Of DesrM'
Michigan on the day 70
month Januory 1855.
Pscsc7' The Honorable no.
pn"E ". GILMORE Circuit
Judge
81 ssac o'v y of hy Affi'lavit
or f.c howiAe 'nai ihc q fnI-
an'. Lucrctia Sykes is not n
Ia icnt oil the Si'ie OF M.chi-
ran and that hfr address is
Route 3 Box lG, Dascvi.lc.
Mississippi
on Motion O. EDWARD NJ.
TURNER. Attorney for Plain
tiff.
Il Is Ordered that the sai'
defendant appear and answer
tie Bill of ComNlnini filed ia
mis- causc within Three 81
ron'hs fom IA da'e OF thi
Cr3or cr thc gii Bill We'
b, taken as confessed aee.nst
her.
|, Is Further Ordered that
copy of this Order be published
~ the Detroit Tribune and serv-
eG acc riding TO ow
HORACE W. GILMORE Cir
cut Judge.
: Ttue Copv
FDGAR y. HRANIGIN Clrrl'
Ev " G. MrRIIAEL D.
pu'v Clcik.
1873 o-2a-59.
STATE or UrfuG ~, Tho
PROBATE COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE
No. G5o-lG7
IN thc Matter e fhc Estate Of
GENERAL J HUNTER also
lnown as GENERAL HUNTER.
.nd GENERAL JAMES HUNTER.
Deceased
Nolicc is hcrcbv eivcn that all
rta.tors cf said deceased are
" .l'ro9 to present their claims.
= wrltn and under oath. to said
Csrt at the 2robytc Once IN
the CITY e Detroit IN said Coan-
IS. and to serve q copy Thereon
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Tips on Touring

Womenls TfoyeI Authority

''o'e' %VIhofrT
'sofs-Teens" for sofe Driving
Your safety as a motorist is
being promoted by 100000 tecn-
age drivers. They belong to Safe
Teens" an organization whose
members must prove they are
adult enough to handle a car
safely.
"Safe-Teens" was started by
Judge Frances Cook, al the Beay-
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POLICE BL0TTER

Parrish and her son had drawn
about $4,000 in ADO aid since
the couple were separated seven
years ago.
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NoNsupposr BRINGS JAIL

NoNsUpPo9T BRINGS JAIL
A factory worker who earned
SOe per hour who failed to
make payments TO his welfare
supported wife and child was sen.
fenced to three years In Jail by
Recorders Judge Joseph A. Gil
lis.
lie Is Charles Parrish. 40. Of
5l26 I.ongfcllow.
Parrish who had been placed
on nrohat'on by four other Re.
coroers Court JUDGES had been
ordered to nav Sl2,50 weekly 10
nis wife, Mildred. OF 2207 Mel.
Gr'lm, and his i3.ycar-old son,
Dennis
JUDGE ellis explained that Mrs.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22


STATE or MICHIGAN, The
PROBATE COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 460-2l4
In tho Matter Of the Estate OF
CHARLES ANDERSON WEBB,
also known as CHARLES WEBB,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
nrcditors of said deceased are
r,adircd to present their claims,
sa writing and under oath TO said
cnrt al the Probate Office in
ths CITY cf Detroit. in said Coun.
a. ard 10 serve a copy thereof
aon VIOLET GRAHAM Admin
'ratrix # said estate. at 6O82
scoiicn Detroit. Michigan. on or
Ia fore the 30th day OF April, A.
ID 1853. and that such claims
,cill be heard by said court. be-
fere .hA e James II Sexton. in
Court Room 80 1921 CITY County
Bpild NJ in the CIV Oh Detroit
~ said County. on the 39th day
cf April. A. y. 1853 At twoihirly
o'clock in the afternoon
Daicd February II 1858
JAMES II. SEXTON.
Jud e Of Probate
do hereby certify tha, have
omnarcd the FOREGOING copy with
the original record thereof and
have fo1nd the same 10 be q cor.
rcct transcript Of such original
record
Dated February II, 1858
Allen r Edison. Deputy
Probate REGISTER
Puhl he'd in Detroit Tribune
cree each week for three weeks
sneccssiselv. within thirty days
from the date hereof
2.22-3858
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ed according % law.

e1 according 20 iaW.
HORACE w. CHING re. Cir
cut Julge
\ Y i~ Cnpv
ErGAR NJ BRANlGIN C'crr
~ " G. MIIi.A-L, ~
pu'y c.c.k.
l-l1 ." s.
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walter shannon. 40, OF 1881
r,.ssII, SELL was arrested last week
ns,',S ~ eS,raed with aggravated as
'."t .,p on the complaint OF Robert
And, Anderson. 4o, Of I3l Atkinson,
S"o ",o Told police he had an alter
'',ion vii with shannon in a bar at
ss p"'selI near Euclid. after Shan
"an "S accused him Of introducing
~ ,,'' crlfriend to another man.
i Anderson said Shannon knocked
him down with his fists at Rus
@lI Ell, and Euclid, and kicked him
q forceful until he suffered a
troken right leg.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22
ENTERS CAR

stN S'~S ~fN
Thomas Cartwright. Is, of 6a3
Sheridan, was arrested last week
and held on the charge of break
ing and entering after he broke
into a parked car at Grand River
end Fifth. Police said Reid stole
q blue top coat and pair CT
white pig skin gloves from the
rear seat Of the car. The loot
was valued at $50,
a p q
Ruth Gold, 81 Of sos East
Elizabeth. was arrested last week
and charged with violating the
State narcotics law after she sold
q police infcrncr $40 worth OF
narijuana. The sale was made
with marked money
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22

rpon rwTvc Crouch. Admin
i-,r4tor. It i20cs Cameron Ave-
nue. Detroit. Michisan. or or be-
ffrc the 29.h day q April. A. ID.
lg-G. and that sarh claims will
be heard hy said court. before
I'D e Ernest c Doehn in Court
iifpm No 1901. City County
nLilding in the C.iy Of Detroit.
N sa.e County. cn the 29th day
cf lpr.l. AD 1865, al two o'clock
ir the .flcrncon.
He,cA February IT. 1853
EsNEsT c. BOEHM.
Juaec cf Probate
do hcrebv certify that have
compared The foregoing copy with
ih. Or cnal record thereof and
h,sc found The saE'e 10 be o cor
rect transcript of such original
record
p4tcd February II. 1858
Alien r Edison. Deputy
Probate REGISTER
Published in Detroit Tribune
cnCe each week for three weeks
tensslvely. within thirty days
fllm the date hereof
2-22-3.s-5s
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INGREDIENTS


INGREDIENTS
tablespoons cooking fat
70 "a lbs: stew beef. cut In
"a Inch cubes
cups water
teaspoons salt luk
a = bay leaf NJ
teaspoon chilli powder
medium carrots, sliccd
Sabcut I cupl
medium potato. diced
About I cup)
m,xe turnip. diced
, Aoeut ill cups,
cups chopped eabbars
CUP diced celery
-" green pepper. diced
!aoout " eupl
ssn tomatoes and juice
" leJ. broken up
=" 'up unccoked white rice
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SUICIDE

AIf" As, Knoll. IS. OF 6ooi 3olh.
"."s' .,l'shed 10 Receiving Hospital
vas r1'''Jh ' nome last week after
from ii,'smpias as suicide ..,y.1s by drinking q
mi sI.. amount ',ia & ahs 'SSy'', SSy was dss
psIisf ps.s, over YER reprImand given his
:, bis parents.
u.orene Mathis, 81, Of 247 East
. nS% ", was knocked down by
P,'n's', ,n"e ,h,Ig as she was unlocking
'DS : ID. door q her home, The thug
e',esped CSC with her purse contain
in. sl0.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-03-22

S-A1E JF MlCHiAN
I,i Iff .H UT COURT Fer
.l!L COU>Ty OF WAYME ~
CHANCERY
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, The
PROBATE COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Former CFU Official Cunning For State Office
John kovach Will Bask In Limeght Sunday, Sept 18th

We, too, have contributed
our little part. to the prog
ress and growth Of Cleve-
land, but our influence is
not as great as it should
be.
For that reason it behooves
all of Us to take an active
part in this years election
campaign.
We want to help put John
Kovach over with a large ma
jority Of votes and the only
way to do that is to talk
things up between now and
election day.
John Badovinac, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Cost Of Living Hits
Bethlehem Home Front

BETHLEHEM, Pa.-Lodge
SIG of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will hold a Special
Meeting on Sunday, Septem-
ber 21, at 200 pm.
The purpose of this spe-
cial session is to discuss our
Home and the Assessment
which will be raised to
$500 from the usual $500
which we have been paying.
Don't forget our regular
monthly meetings, which are
held the third Sunday of each
month at 200 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Making Campaign Plans For Trip To Ygoavia Or Cruise In Caribbean

The following Membership Campaign Field Represen
tatives officially notified the Home Office that they
seeking the Campaign Grand Prize Award of 1860
visit to Yugosaya - The Land of The South Slavs lt
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10

pouring of our people; and
that is the way that it should
be for this occasion.
Time To Stand Up!
The program for the day,
which is subject to change, is
found elsewhere on these
pages.
Following the program, re-
freshments will be served in
the basement clubrooms of
the Croatian Home. Dancing
will follow. In the evening to
the music of the Slavonic
Strings.
1t is very important for US
to have a large attendance
at this testimonial celebration
in honor Of bro. Kovach, not
only because the affair is be-
ing promoted for him, but it
will also give US a chance to
display some of our strength
in this cosmopolitan COM
munity that is Cleveland.
Home Should Bulge
Other racial groups have
left an imprint on the city
and have gained in stature
over the years.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Cleveland Lodge $50
Planning Ambitious
Fall, Winter Program

CLEVELAND, Ohio - All
Of the "Zumberaks" CFU
Lodge 859 members who at
tended the family lodge picnic
at Janesik's farm will remem-
Der the events Of the day for
a long time and will look for
ward to next years annual
reunion. The exciting con-
tests for everyone and the
attractive prizes will be a fond
memory.
All this was accomplished
without a 1000 participation
of all lodge members, but we
are inviting the entire lodge
to show up at next years out
ing to enjoy the friendliness
and company of their fellow
members.
Many thanks to Mary
Leonhardt, George and Hill
da Muser and games direc-
tor Andy Budinak for pro-
viding the leadership at
the picnic.
This month will be the
kickoff for our drive to build
a sizable sports fund for Nest
81.
Our goal: - To send a
strong Nest 62 team to Steel
ton, Pa, next Spring for the
CF'U's National Basketball
Tournament.
On Sunday night, Septen-
Der 21, the lodge will spon-
sor a little Tamburitza Fes-
tival featuring the gay tunes
of the Plavi Jadran Tamburit-
"a Orchestra. Of course the
usual refreshments will also
be on tap.
All those who would like
to see the Nest 62 basketball
team go places are asked to
lend their support to this
event.
Still another money-rais-
ing event will be in form of
a Bake Sale on Sunday,
October 5, Immediately af-
ter the 1000 o'clock Mass.
There will be plenty of de-
lectable goodies on sale, so
keep the date in mind. -
For next year, 1859, the
lodge has booked the Du'
quesne University Tamburit'
zans for Sunday, March Is,
at the Music Hall. We kindly
ask all lodges and organiza.
tions to refrain from schedul.
ing a conflicting event.
George Reich, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Church Group Priming
For Cleveland Benefit

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
Altar Society of st. Nicholas
Croatian Greek Ca t h Ollie
Church will sponsor a Bake
Sale on Sunday, September IA
in the Church Hall at East
Seth and Superior Ave-, after
the 1000 o'clock Mass.
Only the best homemade
pastries and noodles will be
sold.
Any members or friends
of the Altar Society wish
ing to donate to the sale
are asked to contact Mrs.
Ella Kekic, 22355 Haber
Drive, Telephone RE. A.
O678.
All donations are to be
brought into the Church Hall
before the 1000 am. Mass,
so that the Committee can
have time to prepare for the
rush.
Come to the Bake Sale and
buy some good home made
pastry at a nominal price.
Proceeds will 60 to the Altar
Society treasury.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
program for the Sunday,
Sept. IA, Testimonial Cele.
bration in honor Of John Ko.
vach, nominee for State Rep.
resentative in the general elec-
tions to be held this coming
November, is now complete
and the Committee in charge
of the affair offers a very
entertaining show with pub
lie speeches reduced to a
minimum.
The entire affair has been
promoted by representa-
lives of all local fraternal,
civic, and cultural groups
who are actively interested.
in promoting the candidacy
of brother John K0vach for
election as State represen-
tative.
All have united in the ef-
fort to make the testimonial
celebration q grand success
and with the enthusiasm now
being shown not only among
the members of the committee
but among our people gener-
ally, we are able to predict
that it will be a large out
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Benwood Secretary In
CHANGE Of Homesteads

BENWOOD, w. Va. - This
is to notify the members of
Lodge 2 and other interested
parties that the address of the
undersigned, your Lodge Sec
retary, has been changed.
In the future, therefore, ad-
dress all mail to:
Lawrence Jackovac, Sec'y.
70 Sherwood Ave.
Mill Acres
Elm Grove, w. Va.
Tel: Woodsdale 628-M
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
CFU Members Praised
For Standout Efforts
During Fair Programs

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - This
years Allegheny County Fair
at South Park had quite a
number of members of our
organization featured with
the various entertaining units
on the program.
One of the headliners was
that popular TV and Rec
ording Artist, Guy Mitchell,
a member of CFU Lodge
249; Stephen Tomasic, OF.
CFU Lodge 423, was billed
as "The Old Sour Dough"
and the Back To The
Ranch Folk" with his cast
of sixteen people.
Joseph Zarnich, a member
of CFU Lodge rs, played his
accordion with the Levitsky
Polka Band.
The heritage groups were
represented by the Sacred
Heart Tamburitzans of Nc
Keesport and the CFU Lodge
354 Kolo Dancers.
Anthony Brajdic, of CFU
Lodge rs, directed the ma
tionality groups during the
five-day Allegheny County
Fair at South Park.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Chicago 81 Sec'y. Now
A Resident OF berWyn

CHICAGO - This is to no.
tify the members of CFU
"Sloboda" Lodge 50 that the
Secretary's address has been
changed.
In the future please mail
all dues and other lodge busi-
ness to Laddie Slamar, 1929
So. Gunderson Ave-, Berwyn,
Illinois.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Quip Junior 1ammies
Prep For Fall Concert

AL1QU1PPA, Pa. - T h e
Jadran Junior Tamburitzans
will stage their first Concert
on October II, 1858, at the
Aliquippa High School.
Peter Turkovich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10

200 pm.
At the September meeting
we would also like your opin-
ions on having a get-togeth-
er, prior to Christmas, for our
less fortunate members.
Anyone wishing to pay
their dues may do SO by mail
ing them to me at 1917 w.
Palmaire Road.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-10
Phoenix Members Set Fall Plans In Motion

PHOENIX, Ariz. - "Val-
ley of the Sun" CFU Lodge
978 wishes to notify all it's
members that no meeting was
held in August.
Members, however, are
urged to attend the meeting
on Sunday, September 21, at
the First Federal Bank, 42O1
So. Central Ave., beginning at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17

failing to use the holdup play.
This detection had lost the
contract in each case.
Finally in today's deal Mr..
Muzzy was determined that he
would suffer no more abuse for
this reason. The six of spades
was led. Mr.. Abel played the
queen and Mr.. MuzZy laid the
trey firmly on the table.
The nine of spades return
was covered with the jack and
won by Mrs. Keen with the
king. A third spade lead
cleared the suit, and since Mrs.
Keen held the guarded king in
the key suit. clubs, she was
bound to get in to cash two
more spades and defeat the
contract.
OF course Mr.. Muzzy should
have won the first trick with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
BY the Beers

the ace Of spades. 1t was his
only safe play. Since the club
f1neSSe had to be taken toward
Mrs. Keen it should have been
clear that it had to be taken at
a time when there was a second
spade stopper remaining in the
closed hand.
If she did get in with the
king OF clubs she could not
continue spades without setting
UP Mr.. Muzzy's jack.
To give Mr.. Muzzy all proper
credit, he probably would have
made the right play under nor
NAL conditions. But owing to
the severe pressure from across
the table he was more confused
than usual. So, in placing the
blame for the error at trick one.
don't overlook charging a siz-
able portion to Mr.. Champion.
Distributed by McNauRht syndicateJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASILY BLACKWOOD

Here is a new kind of bridge
problem. It's not how to make
three no-trump on the North
South cards. but how to miss
making it. This wasn't easy.
but Mr.. Muzzy found way.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion)
A74
WAIT
oA876
%10942
WEST EAST
(Mrs. Keen) CMr. AbeD
AK10865 AQ92
1854 1882
o1092 oQJ43
AXIS %86
SOUTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
AAJ3
0KQ10
oK5
%AQJ73
The bidding:
South West North East
- Pass 10 Pass
INT Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Six Of spades.
OF course the bidding, play
and defense of every hand is
influenced by what has gone
before. and this was no excep-
ton. On several previous deals
Mr.. Champion had given Mr..
Mr.. Muzzy a verbal lacing for
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