davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
Cdmuru Mimi
Dude Tiene Un
Acto ell Microbes

Ell Departments de Relaciones
Internacionales de la Camara de
Concrete Miami ondado Dade, &C.
lebrara un banquete ell dia 26 de
MARIO a las 1915 en- ell Condado
Panorama del Hotel Biscayne Te-
race. Ell precio del cubierto es de
$3.50 por persona, propina inclui-
da,
Sera ell orador invitado, ell DR..
Harry Stark, ayudante de catedra
de Economic de Latino America e
International de la Universidad de
quien disertara sobre ell to-
pico, Problemas Economics de la
Argentina, despues de Peron.
Para reservar su cubierto debe
lamar a la Sra. Christensen, a la
oficina del DEPARTMENT. de Rela-
clones Internacionales, FRANKLIN
3-8751, Sc invita- al publico en- ge-
neral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
Fuego cdusa Gran
Perdidu a Tiendu
de Arte en- M. B.

I'm incendio cause grandes per-
didas en- las mercanciaS de estable-
cimiento, Dresden Art Galleries,
tienda de lienzos de Lincoln Road,
Miami Beach. Los bomberos lucha-
ron por espacio de dos horas antes
de dominar Ell fuego.
Ell Teniente de bomberos, Ro.
bert Brooks, informo que ell fuego,
que tuvo lugar ell viernes por la
noche, cause danos en- I'm estable-
cimiento vecino.
Ell mismo viernes, ell Fiscal del
Estado, por conducto de sus subal-
ternos, habia dado comienzo a to.
mar declaraciones a testigos en- ca
SOS de fraude y estafa contra 10
seph y Dono Adjmi, propietarios
del eStablecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

I'm total de 1873 personals, proce-
denies de % paises, prestaron jul
ramento al adquirir la ciudadania
de Estados Unidos, en- ell Tribunal
Federal, a las $50 de la manana
del viernes 81 de mario.
Ell Alcalde de Miami, Robert
King High, %pronuncio un discourse
de bienvenida a los nuevos ciuda-
danos norteamericanos, aconsejan-
doles para que Sc distipgan STEM
pre- como buenos c~iudadanos. Pre-
sidio la ceremonial ell Juez Fede-
raj, Emett C. Choate.
EStuvo a cargo de los preparati-
vos del evento, Ell Comite de Anne
ricanismo de la Legion America
ma. Harvey W. Seds Post del cual
es presidente, Henry Halam.
PRESIDE ABOGADOS
Ell Sr. ]. Lewis, de Tallahassee,
ha sido nombrado presidente del
Colegio de Abogados de la Flori-
da, de acuerdo con 10 anunciado
aqui.
Hall, abogado del Condado Leon
Y miembro de la Junta DIRECTIVE
del Colegio, desde 1854, tomara
possession de su cargo al terminar-
Sc la convention annual del Colegio
de Abogados, Ell dia II de mayo,
en- Miami Beach. Sustituira en- Ell
cargo a OBJ. McEwan, de Orlan-
do.
La election de Hall fue c%ertifi-
cada en- Tallahassee, por ell Secre
tario del Tribunal Supreme, Guyte
McCord y por Paul B. Comstock,
Director Executive del Colegio de
Abogsdos de Florida. Dos MEM
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Sc denunclaba que propletarioS de
residencias, condenadas por inha.
bitables, continuaban alquilando.
las.
Algunas de esas residencias ha-
bian sido condenadas a la demoli-
cion hace tres anos.
Declare ell Alcalde High, que Ell
director del departamento de De-
molicion de Residencias Inhabita-
bleS, Francis A. Kelly, ofrecia CO.
mo excusa de no haberse obligado
a los propietarIoS a reparar o de-
moler las casas condenadas, a
que. los asuntos quedaban empape-
lados en- ell departamento legal de
la ciudad
Anadi6 que, de acuerdo con los
informes por el obtenidos en- la
oficina legal, ESQ no era ash.
Agreg6 que Isl por alguna ra-
ION, mis- colegas de la Comision
de la Ciudad de Miami, entienden
que no es necesaria una ~investiga-
ci6n minuciosa de Kelly y SUI de-
partamento, 20 realizare una por
mi cuenta''.
"En ell csao de que averigue que
las ordenanzas al efecto no Sc han
cumplido deliberadamente, entire
care mi information al Gran Jura-
do de Dade, para que este aacteu".
High dijo que habia hablado por
telefono con Kelly ell viernes y lie
habia preguntado la razon por la
cual no obligaba a los propieta-
rios de casas a cumplir sus propias
6rdenes de reparar o demoler las
casaS condenadas.
"Crei, de pr;mera intencion, que
pudiera haber algo de cierto en-
SUI disculpa de que los asuntos Sc
perdian en- ell departamento legal
de la ciudad, pero acabo de des-
cubrir que no es asi", dijo Ell AL
calde. g.
Declare ell abogado de la ciudad,
William Pallot, que Kelly no ha-
bia solicitado su ayuda para obli-
gar a los propietarios de casas con-
denadas a cumplir las ordenes del
departamento de repararlas o de
demolerlas, desde que 81 esta al
frente del departamento legal.
Con anterioridad, Ell Comisiona-
do George DuBreuil habia declara-
do que las denuncias expuestas por
Ia prensa, deberian ser investiga-
das para obligar al cumplimiento
de las urdenanzas municipales.
Ell Comisionado Otis Shivers, de-
elaro tambien que 81 era verdad
que habia casas condenadaS desde
hace tres amos a ser demolidas,
deberia obligarse a hacerlo inme-
diatamente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
Ha VueIto Ell Sol a Ia Florida

indica que ahora vamos a tener
I'm tremendo influjo de turistas
para las ultimas semanas de es-
te invierno y a traves de toda la
primavera y verano".
Muchas organizaciones estata-
les tambien Sc han sumado a la
campana de "Venga a Florida.
En- resumen, ell mundo entero
va esta enterado de que ell frio
Sc fue y nuestro estado cuenta
una vez mas con SUI china in
comparable.
Tales esfuerzos empiezan a dar
sus resultados y los turistas CO.
mienzan a llegar por millares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

dificultades domesticas o econ6-
micas.
La description de Smith, que
SURE de preston alta, es: 5 pies
IL pulgadas, pesa 2O5 libras; ojos
castanos; complexion fuerte Y
calvo con algdn pelo girls, Vestia
una chaqueta de sport girls a ra.
vas y pantalones "slaks" tam.
bien CRISES. Guiaba un autom6-
vii Ford, color girls, de cuatro
puertas, modelo 1858.
Su desaparieion fue denuncia
da a la policia e. jueves y Sc pi.
dio que buscaran ell auto y avisa.
ran en- donde estaba. I'm bole.
tin de "personas perdidas" Sc
dio a la publicidad ell viernes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
C~onferencia Sobre
Personal Hubrd en-
la Univ. de Miami

Peritos en- Ell manejo de personal,
de Indiana, Georgia, Carolina del
Norte y Nueva York estaran en-
la Universidad de Miami, ell dia
2 de abril, para dirigir la cuarta
Conferencia Annual sobre Personal,
auspiciada por la Association de
Personal del Gran Miami y de la
Universidad de Miami. Ell evento
durara TODD ell dia y constara de
cuatro sesiones practicas una de-
mostracion de agudeza mental en-
Ell Beaumont Hall y, a las $50
p. M, un banquete en- ell reStau-
rante de Dinner Key.
La inscription esta senalada pa
ra las $50 de la mafiana. Los dis
cursos de bienvenida estaran a car
go de los Sres. Joseph Delaney,
preSidente de la Association y di-
rector de personal del Howard
Johnson's Inc, y Dan Steinhoff,
Jr., decano de la Division Noctur-
ma de la Universidad.
81 DR. Dwayne Orion, director
de la revista THINK y consejero
eductaiva de la IBM Corporation,
de Nueva York, sera Ell principal
orador del banquete. Fue presi-
dente de la Universidad de Stock
ton, California
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Los del Norte han sido avisa.
dos de que FLORIDA ha recobrado
su sol...su maravilloso sol", Sc
gun anuncios recientes apareci-
dos en- ell Wall Street Journal.
La Florida Power and Light
Company, que inserto los anun-
clos, Sc unto a los esfuerzos COM
binados del Estado para desta-
ear las atracciones de Florida, es
pecialmente despues de los de.
sastrosos meses de enero y fe-
brero, con sus ondas de frio.
Ell propio Gobernador de Flo
rida, Honn Leroy Collins, tom6
nota del agradable cambio de
temperature, diciendo: "Todo
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Sims fue rebajado de la catego-
ria de jefe a teniente y .enviado
q prestar Sus servicios en- ell turno
de la noche, 10 cual representa-
ana reduction de salario de $500
q $438. meuslales.
Ell Teniente Noah Scott, que eS-
taba bajo ell mando de Sims, sus-
tituira a este. Scott era quien ocu-
paba ell turno de la noche y ha
cambiado de pueSto cor su ex je-
fe.
Sims, aunque no estaba pre-
sente cuando Sc realizo la fuga del
dia 9 de mario, en- la que escapa-
ron cuatro presses, de los cuales
dos estuvieron libres varios dias, y
fueron objeto de spectacular bus.
queda, fue declarado responsible
porque ell Comite encontr6, en sus
investigaciones, que la "falta de
direction dio la oportunidad a la
fuga.
Tres policias del sheriff fueron
suspendidos de dos a cinco dias.
Ell agente de seguridad Wesley
Bass, quedo suspendido por espa-
clio de cinco dias, porque no rea-
lizo un registro debidamente, a
uno de los presses.
Reginald Knowles, por dos dias,
por no haber podido encontrar la
segueta con la cual los presses ase-
rraron I'm barrote de la ventana
Y ell sargento de s~eguridad, Ro-
(Pasa a Ia PSgins 13)
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
|1}S Personas de 4 praises Juran
la Ciudadanla de Estados Unidos

bros de la Junta Directiva fueron
reelegidoS y ocho nuevos elegidos
para la misma, los cuales tomaran
possession, junto con 81 Presidente.
Entire los nuevos miembros de
la Junta Directiva Sc encuentra Ell
abogadG Enrique Esquinaldo, de
Cayo Hueso, por ell Is Circuito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
High poya Programa
Para E|iminar los Arraba|es

realizara una investigator de la
Situaci6n de esos barrios por la
Comision Municipal, a raiz de la
publication de una serie de arti-
culos en- la prenSa local en- la que
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Ell Alcalde de Miami, Robert
King High, solicit6 ell viernes Sc
lleve a cabo I'm radical programa
para erradicar los barrioS de vi
viendas miserables. Pidi6 que Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

Show: Guest is Julius La
Rosa.
$3.50, wRC (4-Ernie Ford
Show: Guest is Tommy
Nolan.
$3.50, WMAL (1-Navy Log
The Beachcomber." An old
man becomes the object OF
an extensive search because
of his knowledge Of the coast
of Okinawa.
1890, WMAL tD-Confession
Young prisoner tells how she
was trapped into q $500 mil
lion pornographic film
racket.
1I:I5, WTOP (9-Late Show
idiots Delight" starring
Norma Shearer and CLARK
Gable. TV Key says: Story
of war. the people who make
it and the people it engulfs
has enough comedy to keeI
it going as pure entertain
ment 1899.
11:2O, WTTG tS) = Starlight
Theater: THE LeoparC
Man" starring Dennis o..
Keefe and Marge. TV Key
says: Terrifically thrilling
Suspenseful melodrama abou'
a black leopard used as
stunt by an actress tina
escapes (l943).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

used as q guide 10 vieDevs
finale and you missed last weeks
episode. the promotions for reai Tonight the boys
oops We mean Lieutenant Friday and Sergeant Smith
tackle missing -person case which just might be
homicide The chief suspect and biggest stumbling
block In the investigation psyche who claims he
murdered his missing wife werdy, but It's well played
Next week-Repeatsville. $50 pm, wRc-4.
The McCoyA pleasant episode dealing with Grand
pas resistance 10 learning Luke and Kate attend night
school and naturally Grandpa resens their suggestion
that he try It. Usual ending but Brennan gets In Few
beauties modern art $50 pm, WMAL-7
Pat Boone showLat show Of the season Pat and then
he's OF to Hollywood 10 make picture. Before closing
down. Pat has Julius La Rosa along for the songfest
After Down by the River Side" and April Love" from
Pat Julius does "cheek TO Cheek" and the two OF them
duet TO "what Little Moonlight Can Do" Surprise Of
the evening is visit from Andy Williams He takes over
the show for the summer and Joins the boys in their
finale TO That's Glass" pmp wMAL-7.
Playhouse sO-"The Great Gatsby" good Tv version OF
r. Scott Fzgeralds best novel of life among the rich
the 1905. Poor boy Jimmy Gatz falls for wealthy Cir
before being shipped overseas He returns nve years
later rich Jay Gatsby, treless party gver deter
mined to pursue his love who has since married Director
Franklin Schaffner handles the Fitzgerald dialogue, the
parties the don't attitude, very we'll You should
enjoy the cast led by Robert Ryan and Jeanne Grain
even II you saw Robert Montgomery in this play some
years>ago giving one of the best Tv performances Of
his life $50 pm, WToP-s
Ernie FordAgain lots Of this final show of the
series Ernie and the Top Twenty from Sunday Bar
becue" to Dear Old Girl" to Heart Of My Heart" and
Others good old fashioned spree Ford also intro
duces young Tommy Nolan, star of "BuckSkn," the
western series occupy this spot beginning next week
For the signo Ford sings the hymn God Be With You
! $50 pm, WRC-.
lack Paar shOw-Funny man. serious artist general
alround charmer Walter Sezak is on the panel tonight
II you need to know more Charlie Weaver and Fran
Allison will be his partners Jack will interview George
Jessel and do monologue about composer of popular
songs and Betty johnson will sing medley OF love
songs and IAN the Things You Are" 1880 pm, WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

S:30, WTOP-Inquiry- Educa-
ton for Tomorrow: News
symposium in which lead
ers in specific fields give
their views on educational
problems facing America
in the space age.
$500, WINK, WOOK and
WFAN-FM - Baseball: Los
Angeles at Milwaukee.
SOS, WTOP - Jaime Bragg
Show: Featuring selections
from Doris Days album
"Hooray for Hollywood"
9:55, WDC - Baseball
Washington VS.. Kansas
City.
1905, WRC - Family Living
SO: Steve Allen and DR.
William Lynch discuss
"Television Can Be Good
for Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

insisting that somebody on the
show have a fairly good grasp
of what's going on?
Like the man who explains
things?
Not that it was emcee Sandy
Becker's fault.
1 got the impression that
some hysterical buttOn-pusher
had tipped back in the control
room. Numbers were flashing
ierkily on screen, names were
being given out, and Sandy was
talking . mile = minute. IL the
set had been on a launching
pad, the show would be on the
moon today.
Two of the contestants tied.
None Of the home viewers
guessed the order in which
they would finish. That much,
anyhow is clear.
The game, devised by pro
Win Elliott. employs five stu
dio contestants. They're asked
questions from the usual quiz
fiotsam and jetsam fact cate
CORY and are scored on answers.
The home viewer Is supposed to
guess the order Of their finish.
The successful quiz shotDs
make IL look too easy, maybe.
That's Dhy euerybody's trying
this summer, I guess. oh iDen,
=
ScOrebOard: Polka Go
ROund)
Back on ABC-Tv on Mon
days (WMAL-D with a bouncy
vun-two are the Polka-Go
Founders, whom you may re-
call from previous .TV sum
mers. One thing you must say
about this group-they've go
enthusiasm, even If one OF
two of the performers seemed
to be jittering more than thu
music called for. For the polka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

fanciers. the hour should be
well spent. Bob Lewandowski
is the emcee.
Suggestion: Why doesn't
ABC put UP some good cash
prizes for folk dancing groups
representing various countries
and groups?
On The Run:
Desilu Productions signed a
unique five-year deal with the
musicians union yesterday that
should put a lot Of musicians
back to work. The Desilu
deal means that more TV films
will employ live" music in
stead Of recordings made
abroad :. producers baked
at paying a percentage of prof.
its into the unions trust fund
and went overseas for their
music.)
Face OF . Hero" by Pierre
BoulIe who wrote Bridge on
the River Kwai"l will be
dramatixed on Playhouse 80 in
the fall prior to It's presenta-
ton as q Broadway play.
Robert L. Joseph Is adapting
the story for Tv and the stage.
A. trio of landscape archi-
tects here to attend the bien-
NAL congress at the Shoreham
will drop in on Dave Garroway's
show tomorrow morning.
They are wi Miller, Of Haifa
Takuma Tono. japanese ex'
pert, and Hubert Owens, Of the
University of Georgia.
From the advance stories or
George Fenneman's new show
ANYBODY Can Play (which
premieres Sunday. $3.50 pm.
WMAL-D. the formal sounds
similar to Win With A Win
ner. Four studio audience
contestants will compete fol
prizes by answering question,
on a point system and the
audience can join in by esti'
mating the order in which II
believes each panelist will
/ finish . (Wonder who's goine
to sue whom?)
The cast Of the Don Owens
TV JambOree saturday
WTTG--5l surprised their bOsi
with a diamond ring on thu
occa sion Of his first anniversar,
on ''live" TV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

s:eo. wMAL-FM tioT.3 Mel
Evening Concert: Waltzes.
complete. by Chopin. Con-
certo for Clarinet and Or
chestra In A. X. 672 BY Mo-
Fart and Symphony No. 5
in Z Flat Major. Opus 81 by
Sibelius.
$500. wGMs ls7o Ke.l-com-
poser's Corner: In q SUM-
mer Garden by Delius.
soc. SwAEAL-FM CiO7.S Mel
Milton Cross show: SYM
phony In Z Major BY schu-
bert. Concerto No. 2 fby
Bach. Maxurka No. J by
Chopin and Trio Sonata In
+ Major by Telemann.
500. VOL lIl50 Kc.D--0ood
Music Time: Three Places
In New England by Ives.
Concerto for four harpsi-
chords by Bach and SYM
phony No. . by Toch.
1000. wGMS $50 Kc.)-Sym-
phony Hall: Tsar Saltan
Suite. Opus 81 by Rimsky-
Korsakov. Violin Concerto
by Martin and Serenade No,
4 in d. X. 203 by Mozart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, wTOP (S)-Damon
Runyon Theater: "All is
Not Gold" starring Scott
Brady and Nancy Gates.
Pandemonium breaks loose
when a gambler becomes
president Of q bank.
1880, wTTG SITS In The
Name: Local live quiz show.
Milton @. Ford, host.
1850, wToP (s)-Citizen Sol
der: "Hin Near Alemert. "
How Corpl. Tom Kelly
earned the Congressional
Medal Of Honor.
$500, wTOP (9-Richard
Diamond investigates the
murder of an art restorer
and uncovers a dope-smug-
Cling operation.
$3.50, WTOP 9-Climax
cabin BIS" starring Kim
Hunter and Leslie Nielsen,
Story Of a young bride who
finds herself caught in q
bafilling series Of disap-
pearances while on her
honeymoon aboard q luxury
liner.
$500, WTTG (Sl-Wrestling
From Capitol Arena. RAJ
Morgan reporting.
$500, WMAL 7l-Pat Boon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts top shops as prepie,Ded bv ~ Keys star.
DhO attend rehedrsois. match screenings aud andlvze
scripts IN Nep York and Hollywood Their opinions
used guide 10 area uieDeTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
ON The AIR
ON The AIR
One of Our New
Quizzers Is Missing
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Once rarely enough in sizing new show, even
quizzer but think that exception be made in the
Win With Winner which premered Tuesday night
C7:30. WRC-D.
It wasn't stray shots and boo-boos the premiere
that were so annoying-but being surly again in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Other AM Stations


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las 10 alGaisht
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Sunday atsaisht 10 las MsstsI
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, 1958-07-23
N NOTICE

All interested persons please
take notice that the Annual
Bar Examination will be held
in st. Thomas at the District
Court Building on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 8, 1858, Candi-
dates for this Examination
shall notify the District Court
Clerk, on or before July 81,
1853, of their intention to sit.
Dated July 7, 1858.
JAMES A. BoUGH.
Chairman
v. I. Bar Examination
Committee
9-16-23-3O
, 1958-07-23
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

10 acres of arabic land
containing several good
building sites at Estate
Rattan. Please contact AL
meric L. Christian at %
% Market ST., or call
Christiansted 1853.
, 1958-07-23
FOR SALE

Albumin irrigation equipment
20 #. lengths 2h inch pipes
with acc.
Harrow, Disc Harrow, Plows,
Draggers, Others.
They are located and can be
seen if viewing is necessary
at:
HAMMER FARM.
Cruz Bay, st. John, v. |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
by EAsLEY BLAcKwooD


by EASLEY BLACKwo0D
Knowing when 10 pass made
n big difference In today's deal,
A swing Of a thousand points
was involved.
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion
AJAX
QosAS2
&KJi0ss
WEST EAST
Mr. AbeiJ (Mrs. Keen,
AJs654 Aoi0o732
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SOUTH
CMr. Masters)
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oAo754
4653
The bidding:
North East South West
IL IL 20 Pass
40 Pass 60 90
Dbl. All pass
Opening lead: King Of hearts.
Mr.. Abel plays pretty we'll
more than half the time. But
one Of his weaknesses is that
he is somewhat awed by oppo-
nents like Mr.. Masters and Mr.
Champion. He wouldn't admit
this, but when those two reach
a contract against him he Sc
cretly considers 1t as good as
made.
He had a very weak hand
today and when Mr.. Masters
bid six hearts he elected to take
a sacrifice at spades, the suit in
which his partner had over
called. Six spades was set four
tricks. Mrs. Keen losing two
spades. a heart and two dia-
monds.
The Hotpoint set wouldn't
have been so bad II Mr.. Masters
could have made six hearts.
The heart slam would have
netted 1870 in trick points, 500
points for the slam, plus the
value for the first game.
However. there was no chance
for six hearts against a club
opening. Mrs. Keen could have
won the first two tricks in clubs
and led a third round Of the
suit for Mr.. Abel to ruff. She
could have made sure of the
club opening by doubling six
hearts-a conventional call ask
ing for the lead of the first suit
bid by the eventual dummy.
Thus six hearts could have
been defeated 300 points. In
stead, Mr.. Abels side went down
700 points, a swing Of a thou
sand.
Mr.. Abel would have done
much better to raise spades i'm
mediately-on the first round
of bidding. This would have
let Mrs. Keen know that he had
a fair dummy for a spade con-
tract. With that knowledge
she would have been in a good
position to decide whether to
sacrifice at six spades or to try
to beat the heart slam.
The way the bidding actually
went Mr.. Abel trapped himself
and his partner. The oppo-
nents got all the way to the six
level before he ever told his
partner he could play spades.
Poor Mrs. Keen was forced to
accept his decision that the
sacrifice was in order. Obvi-
ously the decision was no good.
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