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Evening star., 1960-06-21

Washington's Petworth neigh
borhood last night made an
other move in the right direc-
ton for juveniles with time on
their hands.
In the cool basement activity
room of First Baptist Church,
New Hampshire avenue and
Randolph street NV, a group
of grocery carrier boys sat
down to plates of ham and
potato salad in a second an
Inual dinner honoring them and
the memory of an old friend.
More than 80 youngsters at
tended. They are boys who
once fought with their fists fol
the right to carry bags home
from various stores. They US
ually frightened the customers.
But the situation changed
through the help of their friend
the late Virgil c. Heathcock
who took over supervision OF
the boys through the Commits
sioners' Youth Council. lie
died last May.
The councils Petworth (Area
h board, one of 81 in the city
has stopped the fighting ano
has formed the boys into a club
They now wear badges identl-
flying them as recognized car
riers and they line up and take
their turns.
The boards chairman, Man
Rosenfeld. is principal of Pet
worth Elementary School
Area H doesn't just worry
about these boys" he said, but
the accent is on youth. We
Evening star., 1960-06-21
SchoeppeI Opposed

TOPEKA, Kans., June 81
(AP).-A surprise candidate,
Henry P. Cleaver. jr.. of Law
renee, 37-year-old cashier for
a drug company, challenged in
cumbent Andrew F. Schoeppel
for the Republican nomination
for Senator shortly before the
primary filing deadline yeSter-
day. Senator Schoeppel was
not expected to have opposi-
ton.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
He Got FuVors
From HuIun Jack,
Unqor Testifies

NEW YORK, June 81 (AP).
"A real estate dealer has ad-
mitted he agreed to pay for a
home remodeling job for Man
haitian Borough President HUI
Ian Jack because Mr.. Jack
probably could do favors for
me-"
The statement was made yes
terday by Sidney J. Ungar. a
prosecution witness at Mr..
Jacks trial.
Mr.. Ungar testified that he
agreed to underwrite a $4.400
renovation on Mr.. Jacks Har-
lem apartment shortly after
Mr.. Jacks reelection in 1857,
Mr.. Ungar was doing business
with the city at the time.
He testified that when he
agreed to pay for the remodel
ing, the Borough President al
ready had helped him on many
occasions.
The real estate man said Mr.
Jack had opened many doors
for him in connection with his
efforts to get a slum clearance
project and higher rent fol
city-occupied Office space in a
building on Broadway.
Mr.. Jack. highest ranking
Negro municipal officeholder ir
the Nation, is charged with
violation of the City Charter
in accepting the construction
work from Mr.. Ungar. He alsC
is charged with conSpiring with
Mr.. Ungar to hide the facts oi
the $4,000 deal from authori'
ties.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Petworth Boys Honor
Memory Of Benefoctor

take advantage of our meetings
of the boys to discuss the
neighborhood in general. It's
very helpful"
The Area H board raises
money any way it can. The
board was broke last year when
it put on its first dinner. Mr..
Rosenfeld said finances are in
better shape this year. He said
the neighborhood is keeping its
fingers crossed in hopes enough
money from the District budget
can be allotted for a new play
ground.
Just one Of our blocks has
go children" said Mr.. Rosen-
field.
The youngsters hardly lifted
their heads from a dessert of
ice cream and shares of a
cake that could be measured
in feet. 1t bore the inscription,
I"Good Luck, Carrier Boys"
Six persons spoke at the ban
quet, but the boys seemed to
turn their heads toward the
main table only when Robert
j. Sauls got up to speak. He is
assistant superintendent OF
Boys Village in Cheltenham
Md. He talked about young
sterS their own age. He de-
scribed children who attacked
their parents and rif1led park
ing meters with screwdriverS.
AS the boys moved out of the
dining room, a board member
handed them new pencils. Mr.
Rosenfeld says they are going
to have a big picnic soon if
they can get the money to-
gether.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
New Chile Quoke

SANTIAGO, Chile. June 81
(AP). = Earthquakes rocked
South Chile anew yesterday.
There were landslides in Bio
Bio Province. Electric power
was cut off in stricken Valdivia,
Some houses and walls collapsed
in the province of Arauco.
But no new casualties were
reported.
officials have estimated the
death toll of Chilean temblors
and associated tidal waves over
the last 80 days may reach
5000. Only Sunday night 1e
persons disappeared in a vio-
lent quake at Valdivia. city
virtually demolished at the out
set May 81.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Rope Suspect Killed

CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Vir-
gin Islands, June 81 (AP).-A
man accused Of raping a 12-
year-old girl was shot in the
face and body six times by the
girls father during a recess at
his trial in District Court yes
terday.
The defendant, Benito Kline
died last night at Knudhansen
Memorial Hospital.
The child's father, Harold
Norman, was charged with
assault with intent to commit
murder and was released under
$4,000 bail.
Kline was being tried on 6
charge of statutory rape. which
carries a maximum sentence o.
Is years.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
School Board
Drops Jenkyns
As sPrincipaI

The District School Board
has voted to dismiss Ernest S.
Jenkyns from his position as
principal of Randall Junior
High School.
The action, announced after
a closed two-and-a-half hour
meeting yesterday. officially
ends formal proceedings before
the board which started in
February.
Mr.. Jenkyns has been on sus-
pension for more than a year,
ever since police arrested him
on June 4, 1859, on morals
charges involving male stu
dents at Randall.
Appeal Considered
His attorney, Henry Lincoln
Johnson, jr., said after hearing
the decision that Mr.. Jenkyni
may appeal TO District Court tc
reverse the action.
Last November, District
Judge Edward M. Curran &C.
quilted the principal on the
morals charges. He said the
Government had not proved it.
case.
Subsequent to this acquittal
School Supt. Carl F. Hanser
recommended to the schoo
board that it dismiss Mr.. Jen.
kyns. He charged that thu
principal had taken immoral
improper and indecent liberties
with eight boys.
The board began it's forma
hearing of the case on Febru,
Iary 6. The school system wa!
represented by Assistant Cor,
poration Counsel Robert M
Campbell. The heading LASTED
13 sessions, with the final evi'
dence presented on May 81.
Succeeded by Woman
Throughout the hearing Mr
johnson claimed that Mr.. Jen
kyns was a victim of a con
spiracy by the male student
teStifying against him. He alst
said the board could not vot,
for dismissal on the same evi
dence that had caused Judg,
Curran to grant a judgmen
of acquittal.
Mr.. Campbell claimed ther
was no conspiracy. He ais
noted that the board does no
require the same kind of proc
that a court does.
During this past school yeal
Mrs. Ruth B. Gray, asSistan
principal at Randall, has beel
the acting principal. TIL
school is at First and I street
S.W. Mr.. Jenkyns had bee
head of it since 1949, and
teacher there since 1886.
The board did not reveal tn
vote for dismissal. A simpl
majority was required.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Myth Comforts Many

GANGTOK. Sikkim.-Resi-
dents of Sikkim, a small nation
in the eastern Himilayas, be-
lieve that nine immortal couples
live beyond their country's
Valley of the Dead" and if man
destroys himself these couples
will repopulate the earth.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Dogs Leup Forward

NEW YORK-Since 1928 the
dog population of the United
States has increased by more
than 200 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
May ;

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7-Dins Dong School. Kids.
s-The Morning Show. Movie.
| Hour, IS Min. Tennessee
Johnson" 1912. Van Helm.
$50
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Sleek la Lonne.
Health and exercises for women.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
1000
4-Doueh-Re-Mi. Quiz.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. Were Only HUI
ron." 1886. Preston Foster.
7-TroubIe With Fother.
Io:z5
9-News. Morno Campbell.
1880
4-PIoy Your Huneh. Games.
MerV Griffin, hoSt.
7-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
9-On the Go. Trovel.
100
4-The Price Is Right. Color.
Hopper. Comedy.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
ll:25
5-News.
1890
AUGMENTATION. Come.
5-Time for Science.
Peoples Choice. COMEDY
o-Deeember Bride. COMEDY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

$50
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Modern Chemistry. "Iron."
9-Cl6ssroom 9.
Spanish II. DR.. Fronk Goodwin.
TOO Il
4-Todoy. Variety.
z Hours. LocoI news breaks OF
TBS and 8:25,
o-News. Ted Miller.
7:o5
9-Ronser Hol. Kids.
IS Minis. Cartoons.
7:45
7-World News.
7:5o
Thoughts of God. Religion.
500
7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
I Hour. Cartoons and puppets.
9-News. Richard c. HotteIet.
$50
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Sis
9-Copt0in Kangaroo. Kids.
as Min. Stories, cartoons.
$50
5-Newsbeat.
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5-Todoy in Your Life.
900
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Evening star., 1960-06-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL, $4,000 down
Home and income; Just g min.
apts. compl. remodeled with new
kits. and baths. A terrific invest
ment where you can live almost
rent-free. Mr.. PARDOE, WO. g.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
HOUSES FoR sALE-N.w.
COLoRED-54Is 9th ST. NV.
S99 DN.-S99 MO.

COLORED-54I6 eth ST. NV.
$99 DN.-$99 MO.
Semi -det. N6 rms, oil hwh.: full
bsrnt.: vacant Owner. CO. 6-1954.
COLORED
OPEN 2-6
$40 Nicholson st. NE.
Beautiful rec. room. 3 bedrooms,
powder room, modern kitchen;
FHA approved; $3.50 down.
1889 Fort Davis st. Sc.
3-bedroom semidetsehed bri ck;
patio and shade trees. Conv. to
Andrews, Boiling and downtown.
FHA approved; $500 down.
4914 4th st. NV.
Solid and clean-3-bedroom row
brick. with . enclosed porches.
Quiet neighborhood. Any offer
considered.
NJ. E. SMITH. INC. DI. 7-7s77
CCLORED-CUsTOM DECORATED
Evening star., 1960-06-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

COLORED - EXCELLENT LOCA-
TION - Lovely S-room, 2-bath
brick: rec. rm., garage: near
stores. bus and schools: ''E-Z"
payments with $1,000 down.
BUDNEY REALTY, 10. 6-2750,
LO 5-l299
CoLORED-MANOR PARK (2nd
and Peabody = Mod. Cape Cod
brick on large lot: 5 rms, fire-
place, full bsmt., garage.
EARLY DAWN REALTY, TU. 2-9135
COLORED-WHITTIER PLACE, SOC
(nr. Walter Reed)-Mod. det. on
!SFss Ssdr%s l8s On OsdTTf snd r on si lSt bsmt mt
EARLY DAWN REALTY. TU. 2-9135
COLORED-21ls 18th ST. NV
3 rms. 2 baths; auto. heat. Low
down payment. Excel. cond. MR.
LEWIS, NO 7-45l1 DE o-I16O
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RECREATION ROOM
1879 RittenhnrSe ST NV

Best section n.w.-6 extra large
rooms, : baths; modern through
out; rec. rm.. lovely concrete front
porch. No fixed down payment to
qualified purchaser.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
(CONIINUEp)

CoLoRED. 18th and Crittendep
sts.. n.w.-Beaut. 6-bedrm.. @
bath. Fully detached, with lovely
yard. Real value. Priced to sell
on terms JAMES E. TUCKER.
DU. 10000.
toLoRED -FOR QUICK SALE =
open Sunday, 2 to Z pm, 1925
eth st. NV. Lovely 8 rms. and
oath, 2 encl. porches. full cellar
garage. gas h,-w.h. Reduced in
price, $1,000, $1,000 dn., bal. like
rent. no. 2-25S7: aft. g., NO. q
35ls. E. ] MOORE, EXCLUSIVE.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
JOSEPH FILIPPO

OOoGI II T lLlTTO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
HILLCREST. In lovely park sec.
ton of Branch ave. Charming
spacious brick rambler, g rms.
full baths, de luxe elec. kit, scr
side pch., 3S-ft. panelled rec. rm.
garage. large level lot. excep
value. Open 3-6 pm.. Out Pa.
ave; right on Branch ave.
sISiSS s6tb St right S6 oSoz SEl Park drive to
HILLCREsT. 213I Branch ave mr..
Alabama ave. Det. brick center
hall, 8 rms, side scr. pch.. gar
age, large wooded lot. 500 500
HILLCREST. of Pa. ave. = Air.
conditioned Diet brk.: 2 inns.
with b.r., 2 bedrooms and bath
lst fir I'm. bSmt, level lot. By
. baths. l on 1st Ar. full bsmt
By apnointment. d Joi o. e-sIS7. ZIG 0S'n
HnLCREST. Split-level Spanish
bbungslow: 3 bedrms., gas h.-w.h.
1o0-ft, front lot, s16,5oO. b
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, block of
Pa. ave. o st. mr., 30th-LarEt
/ 0OLs VI n. IdluUlcE WIZ IIlS.. . lke
bedrms., . full baths, family rm.
clubrm. maids rm. and bath, gar.
age. Open 2-6 pm
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. nr. 3Otf
and Pa. ave, public and parochia
schools - Detached brk.: center.
hall, & large rms, 3 bedrms.
attic rms. large garden lot with
fruit trees. S21 $50.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. paro.
chial school-Semi-det. brk. like
new: rms, 3 bedrooms, lst fir
powder rm full bsmt. with rec
rm.; dishwasher. disposal: FHA
approved: Sl3,500.
ANACOST1A. mr.. 18th and MINI
ave.-5 rooms: all-brick: 2 large
bedrms. tile bath and 2 rooms
and bath in basement. S12,500.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. mr.. s. Capt.
tol and Chesapeake Sts.-New Ice
brk. rambler wa Ice, bedrms. =,
fun bSmt:, on double lot: priced
SIG 500. "as is
ANACosTIA, 1st Commercial-Det.
with 3 apis: 1st fir, 6 rms, bath.
2nd fir, 2 apis: rent S155 per
month: Priced $4,000.
BRADBURY HEIGHTs-Det. bun
galow; 6 rms: 3 bedrms., bsmt.
gas h. w.h.: Sl1 800.
'HILLCREST 3144 Westover drive
Det. all stone construction with
4 bedrms.; 1st a. powder rm
with lot fronting on . streets;
S21.960. BY appointment.
OTHER GOOD LISTINGS
Evening star., 1960-06-19

Estate-tyDe home, Blagden ave
area, an address of Importance
among the city's leading citizens
Center hall, natural bedrms., 3
baths, den. stone firepl., 2 guest
rms. wLpvt. bath, rec, rm., large
porch, 2-car garage. beaut. land
scaped lot: compi. redec. inside
and out; substantial cash required.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
jOLORFD-UPPER N.W--Reauti

COLORED-UPPER N.W.-Beauti-
full, detached Q rms, ga baths:
lot 50x100; beautiful landscaping;
AGAR garage. A desirable site for
q club, rest home, or nursery
Beautiful hardwood rs. through
OUT. 3 porches; oil h.-w.h. Good
cond. Priced for quick sale.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
COLORED

Nicholson st. n.e.-Everything foI
gracious living: de luxe senlidet
brick, priced for quick sale. Mr.
JONES. II. 1924.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
COLORED-
COLORED- SPECIAL
2236 18th ST. NE.

ZZ3o 1SLn 81. N. e.
ONLY 1895 DOWN
Lovely modern tapestry brick house
in excellent condition with con,
crete front porch, full basement
gas automatic heat, nice ward
Call MR.. HASSIN, LO. 4-6S23 Of
TU. 2-0Ss1.
COLORED-DET. BRK. RAMB.; 2
B:R.; BSMT.: FIR PCH.: MANY
EX. YORK REALTY. ME. s-i2i3
COLORED = RIGGS PARK, 637
ONEIDA ST. NE.-Semidet. brick,
powder rm. on lst A.; 3 bedrms,
and tiled bath. WV carpeting,
rec. rm. and storm windows and
doors. JU. 9-4764, ewes.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3O6O
COLORED RIGGS PARK, 5525
brick; bsmt. Only $500 down.
Payments like rent. MUST BE
SOLD TODAY. Quick possession
BUDNEY REALTY, LO. 5-275O,
LO. 5-l299.
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE -
Open, . to 8 pm. 320 34th place
ne. 6-room house with modem
kitchen, tiled bath, full bsmt ;
HANDY, LU. 2-6979.
COL0RED-8th ST. NEAR n NE,
-6 rooms, gas heat. front porch,
Price, $3.50. Small down pay
ment. TU. 2-2649, AVON REAL
TH CO.
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S11.5O0

SII ,5UU
Lge. kit, dining and living rms.
3 bedrms.. bath and bsmt.: i
acre. Rte 221, Nr. Pomonkey
Md oNLEST REALTY, RE-, g.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CoLORED; 5103 18th st. inspect
BY appointment only. Liv. rm.:
din. ,rm., kit. den or bedrm, and
rms. and bath on 2nd. 2 finished
rms. and bath in bsmt., storm
windows. slate roof, attic. avn
ings. many other improvements.
Price low. substantial cash re-
auired. Ewes. EN-. 2-6916. L. T.
GRAVATTE REALTOR, Ma. s.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ANNE ARUNDEL co. 3-bedrm
rancner with carport: hot-water
heat, hardwood floors. full bsmt
in fee; immed. occupancy. Or
chard 4-76O3
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-23

for yourself conscid
nd with a right intel
Evening star., 1960-12-12

the hard-G pronunciation. The
only trouble was that ordinary
people - Knowing little and
caring less about the words
curious travels before entering
English-gave It the soft-G OF
intelligence"
Similarly all leading Ameri-
can dictionaries still tell us that
the preferred pronunciation OF
protein" is PROH-tee-in,
though fully 30 per cent of the
educated, literate speakers In
America say it as PROH-teen.
Again, the theory of the ivory
tower photographers Is sound
enough. Unfortunately though
the vast majority of clergymen,
teachers and other literate folk
whose standards are the usage
norm Of the Nation insist on
saying PROH-teen. Sooner OF
later the dictionaries will cor
rect their error.
Don't misunderstand me:
Dictionaries. at least the better
ones. are fantastically accu-
rate. II they fall a trifle short
Of absolute perfection in their
presentation Of words, meanings
and pronunciations, it's merely
because they are made by hui
mans and, as Pope said. Ito err
Is human"
Evening star., 1960-12-12
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Among the most common be-
liefs in the folklore of America
is the notion that "if it's In the
dictionary, it's bound to be
true" It's a belief that is
shared by people Of all levels of
education and erudition, from
illiterates to intelligentsia. In
deed. just about the only dis
believers in the sanctity of the
printed word as revealed in
Webster are dictionary editors
themselves. They realize all too
well that, work though they
may for absolute accuracy, the
end result Of their lahors will
fall a trifle short Of infallibility.
Take that word "intelli-
gentsia," for example. You saw
1t and I say 1t as in-tel-ih-
JENr-see-uh. But for many
decades one Of the leadine
American dictionaries insisted
that it should be pronounced
with q hard-G in the fourth
syllable: in-tel-ih- -GENT-see-
uh. The reason? Well, this
word. curiously enough, did not
come direct from Latin via
French to English, as did "in-
telligence." It came by way
OF Russia where it retained the
hard-G Of the original Latin
form.
In theory. then. the diction-
airy editors were correct: "In-
telligentsia" should have had
Evening star., 1960-12-12

use in this situation. You must
persuade the opponents that
you want to take q finesse that
Is going to lose. They will open
the doors for you. only to dis.
cover that you have stolen q
trick from them.
In this case. South ruffed the
second round Of clubs, drew
trumps with the ace and queen,
and then led the jack Of hearts
from dummy. East thought
that South had hearts headed
by the K-10 and that he was
going to lose a finesse to a
queen in the West hand. East
therefore played a low heart,
and the jack forced out Vests
king Of hearts.
It was q simple matter to re-
turn to dummy with the queen
Of diamonds and lead another
heart toward the queen to set
up the vital tenth trick.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one dia-
and the next player
passes.
You hold:
Al VA976 ol0952 %AQs4
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one heart. A
Jump to three diamonds would
encourage your part
ner to try game in no-trump,
which would not please you at
all.
IcOpyrisht. 1850. Gen. FesturA Corp,
Evening star., 1960-12-12
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THE JACKSON TWINS
POGO
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD

When you can't win q trick
by force you must try to steal
1t by cunning. A good bridge
player must know when to use
his wits instead Of his good
right arm.
East dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
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1854
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WEST EAST
AS2 AZ
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1763 o1O952
%J10972 &AQ84
SOUTH
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All
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East South West North
Pass - Pass "a
Pass - All Pass
Opening lead: Jack Of clubs.
West opened the jack of
clubs. and South could see al
moit at once that he could not
Evening star., 1960-12-12
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Use Your Wits as Well as STRENGTH

knew that the ace and king Of
make the hand by force. He
hearts were in different hands.
The opening lead made 1t
clear that East held the ace
and queen Of clubs. East could
not also hold the top hearts
since he had never entered the
bidding. II West had held both
top hearts he would have
opened the king Of heart.
South wasn't a bit happy to
discover that the top hearts
were split, since this meant
that his contract could not be
made unless the opponents
made a mistake.
Try a normal play in hearts
to see what happens. Lead a
low heart from the South hand.
West plays low, and East cap
lures the jack. Then West has
K-10 OF hearts behind the
queen and must make two ad.
ditional heart tricks.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
Answer 10 ovERDRAw

cared. Dread. order, over. owed, vowed,
rawer. raved. rare. reword. redraw,
read. reward. redo. rear, road. rover.
rowed, roared, rode, dare, dear, dove.
dover. doer. drove, drew, drawer drear,
adore. arrow, ardor, avow. aver, awed.
waver,. ware, warder weder. waved.
warred. wear. word. wove.
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WORD GAME

Find 80 or more words in
H A r. p 90 MS
meaning. "barbed spears or
javelins." Average mark Is 20
words; time limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game: I. Words must be
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BY Creis FIesseI

Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire ae .,,, four letters sy .ths addition 81
used. \. Only one form OF Of word dnYis is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
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Cunning Play

The same thing is true If de-
clarer leads a low heart from
the dummy. East plays low,
and West captures the queen
with the king. Now East has
the AS Of hearts behind dunn
my's jack and must make two
further heart tricks.
There is q cunNng play to