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Evening star., 1961-09-20

HATTIE, WILLIAM J. on Tuesday,
September 10, 1861, at his residence,
4512 North 18th St, Arlington, Va,
WILLIAM j. HATTIE, husband OF
the late Sarah Jane Hattie, father
of Mrs. W. j. Gilfillan; grandfather
Of John William Gilfillan, Mrs. Bar
bara Jean NightinSale Of Arlington,
Va. and Mrs. Helen Cabiness OF
Miami. Fla. He also is survived by
10 great grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
where funeral services will be held
Friday. September -. at II am
Interment Bethel Cemetery, Alexan-
dria, Va. u
HE'LL. CHARLES C. on Tuesday. Sep.
tember 10, 1851, at his residence
- 10th st. ne, CHARLES c. HE'LL
the beloved father OF Mrs. Adelaide
Sampson. brother of John He'll OF
New York. Also survived by one
grandson, Charles E.. and one great
grandson. Stephen Reid Sampson
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th ST. and Massachusetts
| ave, ne. where services will be hello
| Friday. September 80, at 10 am
Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. q
Evening star., 1961-09-20

LEWIS, MARY z. On Saturday, Sep
tember 16. 1851. at District General
Hospital. MARY E. LEWIS Of 1922
New Jersey ave. II v. She leaves to
mourn her passing two daughters,
four grandchildren. three stepcl1il-
dren, other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

LEWIS. ELLEN ALICE. On Tuesday,
ssptsmber -. 1881. ELLEN ALICE
wife Of Coyt 8. Lewis. mother Of
Coyt 8. Lewis, jr.; sister Of Myrtle
Atwell and Alvin F. Foster. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mat
tingly Funeral Home, 131 11th st.
Sc. after z pm. Wednesday, Sep
tember 20. Notice Of funeral later.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

JACKSON, SANDY. On Sunday, Sep
tember u, 1851, at Freedmen s
also leaves a stepson. Robert E
Henderson: three brothers William,
Warren and Robert jackson: one
sister, Mrs. Beatrice Fuller: one
uncle and q host Of other relatives
day. September 20, friends may call
at the Snowden Funeral Home. 246
North Washington st.. Rockville,
Nd, where funeral services will be
held Thursday, September 2l, at 2
pm, the Rev. z. Ttmbers. .officiat-
Sandy Spring, Md. Family may be
seen at 4206 14th st. NV. 90
Evening star., 1961-09-20

September 10. 1861, at Doctors Hos
pital, ELEANOR T. KoHNKE. sister
Of Mrs. Clara Soens of Chicago. III.
Miss Amelia Wey of Albany, N. Y;
Margaret Draper, Mrs. Anne Mad
dock, all Of Chicago, III. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Penn
sylvania ave. NV. courtesy parking
opposite). after z pm. Wednesday
5sy sen..mber 1It pI Funsral % mas, mas,
and interment Chicago, Ill. In lieu
of flowers, donations to American
Cancer Society or the Central Asso-
citation Of the Miraculous Medal,
PhiladelDhia a. pa 81
Evening star., 1961-09-20

sSpasI sssSpafss%ISAsr !, II j 1891; sANkcHo i;
husband OF Minnie C. Pimble; IA
ther Of Hattie B. Bullock, Geneva
Corbin, Helen Tyson. Louise, Marion,
Minnie NJ. and Sankcho S. Pimble.
He also is survived by one sister.
two brothers, 10 grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren, other relatives
and host of friends After 5 pm.
Wednesday. September 20. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel. 1882 You st. NV. Funeral
services will be held at the Geth-
semane Baptist Church, 18th and
Hamilton SITS. NV, on Thursday,
September II, at i pm Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

Der II, 1851, at District General
Ass AAspa 81 me NEIaG 5sGv.s sgSHbb SSb.r Of +, SGSls Gss
Lucinda FuQua, Mrs. Ophelia Dyson,
Mrs. Tonsa Warner. Mrs. Taqua
IreScott, Ross and Richard Fuqua.
She also leaves to mourn her passing
other relatives and many friends.
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home, 3015
18th St. ne. (ample parking facili-
ties), where friends may call after
4 pm. wednesday, September 20, and
Where funeral .ntsS. services viii be held
am. Elder H. D. Warner officiating
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry,
Evening star., 1961-12-13
BET he COULD USE A
NEW WALLET BY SWANK ,

F. 900" Wallet and Key cose Set in
hand grained English Morroco Concealed
snap on key cose. Wallet features Swonk
Add-A-Leof removable poss cose and
secret bill pocket Black Or brown. IS"
6. Swonk English Morocco Wallet in black
or brown with Add-A-Leof posscose
feature. IS"
H. Swonk Ser-Vue English Morocco Wal
let is conportmented for various demo-
minotion bills q fingertip pull on the
tab and all come into view. AddA-Leof
posscose and stamp pocket $50"
'Plus Tax
The Hecht co-Mens Accessories-AH Stores
Evening star., 1961-12-13
EVERY MAN WANTS A BIT
OF SWANK FOR CHRISTMAS

A. Americana Jewel Box, brown leather
like cover fooled with gold leaf and gilt
American Eagle. Beige felt interior, SIS
B. Regency Initial" Accessories each
has his single initial in black on Furnished
silver ground with golden rope frame.
Block grain leather key case, $50" .
cuff links and matching tie clip set, SIS"
-. key chain, $50"
c. Sport JeweIy in eoIfing, bowling,
fishing and hunting motifs. Matching
links and tie pin in golden metal finish,
S5%
D. Sports TobIe Lighters in golf ball
shape, as shown, or in bowling ball de-
sign. 4 inches toll. 2.e5
E. The Fox Brush-"M Monsieur Reynord."
Handsome replica of clever fox designed
os useful clothes brush in holder. 4 coIors,
4.e5
Mems Aecessoies-AH S Stores
Evening star., 1961-12-13

sWANK ARTS OF THE WORLD"
coNNoIssUER CUFF LINKS e. ..
GIFTS OF TRUE ELEGANCE
Exotic mems jewey fashioned with the sLIs Of n1ony
lands, imported limited editions for holiday "dress-up
(tob rov-leftto right
from Spain, Donoscene hond-inIoys
Of 25k gold $40 poir
from Hong Kong, hond-corved ivory
head with helmet ----- $40 poir
from ItoIy, hond-corved lava cameo
in silver rope ---------------- $40 poir
(lower row-lettt to right
from BroziI, genuine topoz hond-cut
in gem setting Observation-Disclosures SIS por
from japan, Furnished sterling silver
inIoys Observation-Disclosures 7.5o por
from Hong Kong, warriors head
carved in jade e---- 1850 poir
these ore just hoIf-dozen from complete ARTS of
the World collection many available with match
ing te-tock all handsomely gift boxed
The Heeht co-Msn's Aeeessories-AH Stores
Kodiak mirror., 1961-10-07

'Ie wine mellow, delightful! You'll find
 0% pure grape pleasure anytime, anywhere |ny go on? One sip of GUILD Wine is worth a
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Miscellaneous
{ For Sole

PHOTOGRAPHIC equipment;
everything needed to develop
and enlarge pictures as far as
Q in. to 10 In: enlarger, driers,
the works, go. FRANK, NO.
7-0482.
STAMPS - q. 8. and foreign;
sets, singles and packets, win
send on approval. SIP. 3-6179.
H-FI AMP, Eico HF-32, so
watt, good cond., SIS; also GE
basic range Hi-E speaker, good
cond., SIS. Call after II pm.
Sunday, EN-. 3-0310.
FORD 81 va Tudor; straight
stick, good mechanical condi-
ton $l35. KE. 6-5719.
PARAKEETS, mated pair, full
grown, large, full plumage;
senior, cage Ak IT. high, IL in.
diam, manzanita tree; jr. cage
l7xSxl2 in. Both cages have
perches, swings, feed and wat
er cups, toys, removable pans,
Birds are home bred (have
nested twice.. Outfit, $18. La
6-1444.
DART KART Super K, 1861
model dual Mc6s, live axle,
hands wheels, hands alum,
sprockets, 2 gal. alum. fuel
tank, Bendfx brakes, slicks,
custom uphol., extra sprockets,
Kart used once and Is in per-
feet cond.: cost new over $500,
asking $4O0 or best offer. Call
JIM at JE 3-1196.
1853 CHRYSLER V-8 eng. and
trans, good shape, $65. Ford
parts: '56 VS. crankshaft, good,
: SO; reblt. pressure plate and
clutch, So: 4-bbl. carb., mani
fold, dist, $25. Modified oil
pan, conv. motor mounts and
dropped tie rods for installing
o.h.v. 54-'57 Ford and Mer-
curry in 1883 Fords, $25. Call
CARL, MI. 5-5521.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

SOAP BOX DERBY RACER
with official wheels; / heat
winner, SIS. FL. 4-6896.
CADDY V-8 3-2 setup, complete
with fuel block and air cleaner,
$40 outright or best offer. HE.
4-004S.
STUDE. VS. 4-barrel manifold
and carb., $40 exchange; $40
outright or best offer. HE.
4-S948.
BOAT, 91z-ft. Sid-C Craft utility
rIlnabout; all. natural finish
mahogany. Boat with steering
wheel and hOok.up, racing
throttle, fin and speedometer,
$125. Contact BILL, JU. 9-3082.
BIKE, Rudge English racer, 26-
inch boys model with gen.
light. In excellent condition,
$50. Contact BILL at JU. g.
3O82.
/ PAIR MEMS FIGURE ICE
SKATES, worn 8 times. Call
STEVE, OF. 4-7367.
I LUDWIG sky blue pearl snare
drum and case In excellent
condition. Call STEVE, OF. 4
1857.
FORDS, model A; so; so with
lin. eng. and all parts; IS q
DIR. Customline. Many other
parts. RE. 6-6226.
'58 BUICK; Rochester 4-barrel
carb., needs float adjustment,
= $12; factory rebuilt generator,
, IL ", fits Chevy '56-'61 and
= Pontiac '55-'58, $40: '58 Chevy
skirts, 312. Call AL, EN-. 3-3479.
1 GO-KAR T; $75. Temple
6-6318.
TACH. Sun, II ", 8 cyl, 0-8500
rpm, used two. months, $35;
go factory Olds fender skirts,
SIS. WO. 6-1512.
81 FORD VS. PARTS-Radio,
battery, crank and clutch,
block, dash components, car
buretor, fuel pump, heads, pis-
tons, exhaust m, intake m,
transmission. 10. 2-0237.
FENTON polished aluminium
2x2 manifold, offset generator
bracket and carbs for flathead
Fords; asking $25. Call JOHN,
JE. 2-9454.
RARE '49 FORD club coupe
parts or whole car, engine re-
built in 81. JIM after 6 pm.
Sunday, OIL. 2-0450 or OIL.
6-6749.
HALLICRAFTERS short wave
set; S-38D, 3 s.w bands, 1.7-30
me. plus standard brdcast. so.
8-4670.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
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IS CHEVY V-S engine; complete
stick shift, bell housing, clutch,
ETC., IS Chevy 3-speed trans;
also complete IS rear with
$40 gears, very good shape.
JIM after 6 pm. Sunday, OIL.
2-O45O.
BIG BLOCK Chevy SKA carbs
and manifold, off O go $40 Gu.
In, stock factory setllp, good
shape. JIM, after 9 pm. Sun
day, OIL. 2-045O. ....
GO-KART, sturdy wood frame,
SHIP. Lawson eng1nef &S5'
Call DAN, OIL. 2-7640.
80 FORD 5-window coupe;
channeled, sectioned drop axle,
hydro. brakes. FL 4-47s4.
DICK.
1913 DODGE New tires and
brakes, rebuilt engine, must
see, $50. Call GENE, VIII. g.
7O47, weekdays after 6 pm.
GO-KART, 3A -h.p. David Brad
ley 4-cycle engine with clutch,
two new tires, excellent condi-
ton, 500. Logan 1888.
1 HUB CAPS from 1855 Pontiac
station wagon; excellent con-
dition; rigid type. JE. 5-9197.
"a MERCURY, Sun Valley, pS.,
p.b., Sc Nero. engine; all leather
interior; excel. cond. JU. 9-7296.
MOTORCYCLE 1858 BSA 500 c.,
windshield, saddle bags and
buddy rail; best offer over $500.
Call STEVE, JU. 6-4697.
1 LIGHT GRAY CAR COAT;
good condition, IS. HE. 1-07S2.
PINBALL MACHINE, excellent
condition; by United called
Hawaii; lots of fun; very rea-
sonable, $50. OIL. 4-4805.
FORD "a Tudor V-8; IS engine;
excel. mech. cond., $295. DE.
2-598O.
1850 OLDS; good body but needs
engine work. Call MICKEY,
OF. 1881.
DODGE SO conv. VS.; new tires,
battery, good cond., $245. Ell.
4-l214. JIM.
ENGINE for sale, 7k-h.p. BIS,
$50. Call ART, SP. S-1832.
LIONEL TRAINS and trans
former, few accessories, will
sell set or parts. KE. 8-6244.
PROM FORMALS, worn once,
size 1914; floor length yellow,
$40; ballerina pink, %; white,
Sc. Call TIE. 6-4948.
B r RAINIC, telescope, hobby
printing press, cardboard trim
mer. Half cost. HEREFORD,
1909 goth st. p.w, Apt. 1SS.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Teen BRIEFS

served seats instead OF the
usual general admission.
Tickets viii cost 81. Thurs
days performance win begin
at 7:l5 pm, while curtain
time for Friday and Saturday
win be ut Sis pm.
e . .
NOrthwOOd High Junior
Pete Shepard is the years
Metropolitan wrestling cham
pion Of the 1e3-pOund weight
class. This Is Pete's second
undefeated season IN dual
meets-17 Yins and no losses.
The Air Force Band viii
play at Wheaton (Md.)
Highs morning assembly 10
morrow. 49,
Students from NOrthw00a
Highs business education
class will make an all-day
tour Of the Atomic Energy
Commission on Tuesday.
High Point High, BeltsviIle,
Md, will debate with Be-
thesda Chevy Chase High on
Thursday at 4 pm.
Montgomery County All
Club members win hold a
vesper service at 8 pm. today
at the GaitherSburg md,
Agricultural Center. The
service will conclude National
All Club Week.
- -
School publications from
Eastern High and Chamber
lain Vocational High have
won national recognition in
the tuberculosis Associations
1860 School Press Project.
The Easterner and the Trade
Winds both received certifi-
Gates Of honor for articles
on careers in health work in
the community and how TB
Is fought In school.
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Elaine Weissberg, a senior
at Montgomery Blair High,
Silver Spring, Md, will be
guest piano soloist with the
Montgomery County Sym
phony Orchestra at 4 pm.
next Sunday at Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School and
at 4 pm. March 26 at Sher-
wood High School.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Help pWonted

TENOR and alto sax players;
also lead guitarist, electric
bass, electric pianist and drum
mer to start band. Cal JOHN,
10. 4-6079.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Use Tssn-Ads to
SwoR. Tell end s.U

ware, plus other extras. 25-h.n
electric start johnson; trailer.
This Is one Of the sharpest ski
boats in town, $3.50. HE. O.
Ol82 or HE. 9-4026.
TRIPLE CARBURETION. FOR
CHEVY-265 or 2S3 complete
carbs, lines, hnkage, s76 cash.
Call JE. ,2-ls20. v
Rink SKATES, tProfessional
mems size Z. Cleveland skates,
mod. No. ITS, W /Fo-mac wheels.
used IL times, w/toe stops,
suitcase. Cost SIS, sell $50.
Call OIL. 6-6628. ..-.
FORD $3.50 TRANS. lover.
drive), $40: heater, o.: glass:
body parts: tires, LU. 2-4S84.
MICROSCOPE, full set: chemi-
cal slides and all; so, $50, 400,
325; extra adapter 750; Gilbert
No. II set: almost new; $40 or
best offer. JOE, JE. 3-8640.
PIGEONS, Birmingham Rollers,
beautiful birds that roll, fine
hobby for anyone, breeders,
pair "a. Crescent 3-1l54.
48 CHEW, 4-dr. de luxe; good
running condition; good trans
portation: $50 or best offer.
VIII. 6-7267.
SWEATER, McGregor shagline
boat neck sweater, IS. HE. l.
O792.
BICYCLE, English, $40; when
new SIS; excellent condition.
JU. 5-65O9.
WEDDING GOWN, white bal
lerina, veil, all accessories, size
1914, worn once August 1860,
excellent condition. cost 500,
sell for $50. Call TIE. 6-4948.
'4S STUDE, Wv, r. and h., new
cd. trans, good transportation,
SIS. ia. 5-5377.
PICKUP TRUCK, 1885 Dodge,
floor shift, good tires, fender
less, ny. br. blck. primer, $50 or
best offer. KE. 1924.
'46 FORD COUPE, naugahyde
headliner and side panels, three
good tires, no transmission or
engine, $40. DANNY Wo. e.
57O6.
CUSHMAN EAGLE MOTOR
SCOOTER-Brakes rebuilt, new
cables, maximum (.06) over
bore, Lsky cams, reinforced
frame, new rear tire, ready to
ride, $l25. IA. 2-84l5.
MOWER, REQ Royal, self-pro-
PEELED, ~ h.p., good invest
ment toward summer jobs,
needs overhaul, $25. TIE. 6-7665.
MOWER, Town-Trac, with ro-
tary attachment, 2-h.p. B&S.
self-propelled, $25. TIE. 6-7665.
EA2 AMPLIFIER,
$35 or best offer; Hallicrafters
S-38D. $40. Call SONNY, FE.
3-721O.
'52 FORD ENGINE, $50i trans
mission, $25; radio, SIS; factory
loaded hood and trunk plus
assorted body parts cheap. Call
DENNIS, Spruce 3-7462. after
4:30 pm. Monday through
Thursday.
SORRELL GELDING, lO-yr. .-old
Western, sound, gentle, hard
working, $265 or best offer.
Seen Sat. or SUM-, only. VIII.
'6-1922 (cash).
PRINTING PRESS, 5lax7A,
$50: also Lionel "027" access
sories. AP. 7-O868 after II am.
Hammond spinet.
w/Leslie speaker, cost $3.50,
sac. $500 for organ; speaker
" price. JU. 5-9892.
HUDSON 80, 6 cyl, $1,000 mi,
good motor, uses no oil, SlOO
or best offer. CIR. 4-7482.
MICE Black, blue and gold,
white; babies and full grown
reasonable. Also, TV equip
ment, wide selection, picture
tubes, etc. GEOR GE, KE.
6-6866.
DROPPED TIE ROD, 49-'51
Ford, SIS: 1886 Buick to 49-
'56 Ford adapter, $25; radiator
converted for overhead, SIS;
new tire. 6,7OX15, Wv, used
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Will uO4U AVo eA4AANA@
plorer's BAH at Q pm. March
as at the willard Hotel. The
Masters, o l6-piece band, WIN
play for the expected 500
couples at the Semi-formal
affair. A queen win be
crowned In O beauty contest
Of girls representing various
Explorer posts. There wiz be
4 folk dancing group during
intermission for entertain
ment. Tickets are $3.50 .
eouplek-sl7 ---4s~ 49,
- 81
Leland Junior High, Chevy
Chase, Md, win present its
annual spring show, the
Operetta "The Fortune Tel
Ier," at 8 pm. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Tickets
win be 81.
The sophomores Of Fairfax
(Va.) High have challenged
the juniors to q basketball
game to be held at 9 pm.
Friday at the school. Class
presidents have picked team
managers and they in turn
will pick the teams. Varsity
and junior varsity players are
not eligible for the prestige
game.
? NOrthwOOd High, Silver
Spring, will have O CARE
drive this week. The goal Is
= IS cents per person.
The annual science fair
sponsored by the Alexandra
public schools will be held
from to 5 pm. today at
George Washington High
School, Alexandria, Va. Ham
mond High has 40 projects
entered; Jefferson has So and
GWHS has 70. An art carni-
val, with the original work
Of George Washington High
students on. exhibit, viii be
held at GWHS in q room
adjacent to the cafeteria,
where the science fair viii be
held.
Barbara Mason a Junior at
Northwestern High School,
Hyattsville, Md, has won the
title of Miss Majorette Of
Maryland Of 1861" Barbara
who is a majorette with the
Northwestern Band and also
the Riverdale Majorettes, will
compete in baton twirling on
an international basis in
Fayetteville, N. c., during the
summer.
= 4 4
SurrattsviIle High, Clinton,
Md, will present 1.-THE Man
Who Came to Dinner" at 8
pm. Thursday Friday and
Saturday in the school audi
torium.
Susan Yeager, q Wheaton
Md High sophomore, has
won the Vogue pattern con-
test, both at her school and
in Montgomery County. She
is now elibible to compete in
the State contest.
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Walter johnson High
School (Md.) students raised
more than 81, 200 in their an
naual charity drive, Share" I"
Part Of the money was OBJ
tanned by auctioning off the
Executive and Senior Class
councils as slaves" for a day.
The money will be given to
six charities.
q = y =
Girls from area high
schools collected and earned
$3.50 for Children'S Hospital,
Evening star., 1961-03-12

With the production, "In-
herit the Wind" on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Suitland MIDI High School
will become the first Prince
Georges County school to at
tempt the play and for the
first time they will sell re-
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Girls from area high
schools collected and earned
$3.50 for Children's Hospital.
The check was presented to
the hospital by Phi chapter
Of Delta Psi international
sorority.
Evening star., 1961-05-18

A. Some rs years ago. as a
fledgling in the word business,
I called on an eminent Prince
ton professor. In the course of
conversation about a famous
dictionary which then employed
us both, I chanced to use the
word precedence" pronounc-
ing it PRESS-ih-d'nSs. With u
twinkle in his eye, the professor
remarked: That supreme au-
thority' up in Springfield won't
approve of your pronouncing
precedence that way"-and
proceeded to show me the die
tionary entry in which Mer-
RAM Webster listed only one
pronunciation: preh-SEE-d'nss.
Well, I dutifully changed my
way of saying the word. After
all, who was I to challenge the
combined authority of Prince
ton and Webster? But times
change and-believe it or not
dictionaries change with them.
Nowadays all current editions
of major American dictionaries
including those published by
Merriam Webster-record the
Evening star., 1961-05-18
-By Walt Disney

fact that a great many literate,
well-educated Americans speak
this word as did Is years ago
and as Bob Wise does today.
So both pronunciations are
now accepted as correct. There
is no special pronunciations for
variant meanings, as one of
Mr.. Wise's teachers suspected.
But If one has to have pref
erence, 1 think mine would be
for preh-SEE-d'nss. Use of this
pronunciation avoids all pos
sible confusion between the pro-
nunciation of precedence" and
"precedents."
Mr.. Morris sends copies of
his books to readers whose let
ters are reffered to in his COL
umn. Today a copy of the new
Dolphin Books edition of IT'S
Easy to Increase Your Vocabu-
larry" Doubleday, New York;
goes to Robert Alan Wise, 1858
Evening star., 1961-05-18
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
Hi AND LOIS
SCAMP
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

@. Today in Latin class we
came upon the word "prece-
dence," meaning priority in
authority. When the word was
pronou unced PRESS-ih- -d'nss.
the teacher promptly corrected
this pronunciation, saying it
should be pree-SEE-denss
My Latin teacher was cor
roborated by the dictionary,
which offers no alternative pro-
nunciation. However. I have al
ways heard it the first way
PRESS ih-d'nss. My English
teacher agrees with me. feeling
that it is proper to use the
first pronunciation to indicate
priority in rank and the second
pronunciation with the con-
notation of physical position
In a line. What do you say?
Bob Wise, Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
Postpone Reckoning
To the RIGHT Time

If you're going to get 1t in
the neck anyway, you may as
well pick a time that will cure
your neuralgia. Think of this
the next time a bridge oppo-
nent threatens to do you dirt.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
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North East South West
Pass Pass IL 20
a. All Pass
Opening lead: King Of hearts.
West opened the king Of
hearts and South trembled in
anticipation. 1t was obvious
that West had a five-card
suit for his vulnerable overcall
of two hearts. This meant that
East was void of hearts and
would ruff whenever dummy's
ace was played.
There's one chance in a
million" South thought to
himslef, that West has a dia-
mond mixed up with his hearts.
If so. East may be able to
follow suit to the first round
Of hearts. It's now or never"
So saying, South closed his
eyes and put up dummy's ace
of hearts. When he opened his
eyes he discovered that East
had ruffed. Just as expected.
Back came the 10 OF clubs
and South was doomed. West
was sure to get two hearts
and a club in addition to the
first trick. Down one.
Effect Of Delay
South should not rely on
one chance in a million when
he can make sure of the con-
tract by delaying East's ruff.
South should play a low heart
from dummy at the first trick.
West continues with the jack
Of hearts and dummy plays
low again. Now West can af-
ford to lead a low heart and
dummy's ace is ruffed by East.
South wins the club return
with the ace Of clubs, draws
trumps and leads the nine of
hearts through West. All of
this delay has left South with
the 9-8 Of hearts, and West
with o..
Vests queen Of hearts is
sure to be ruffed in dummy
and South uses his other heart
to discard the losing club from
dummy.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart
and the next player passes, You
hold:
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What do you say?
Answer: Pass. Don't scream
before you're hurt. If an op-
ponent doubles there will be
time enough to think Of res
suing at two diamonds. In the
meantime, the best way to show
weakness is to pass.
! CCopyright 1881 Gen Features Corp
, 1961-11-17
HARVEST FESTIVAL AND
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

The Mount Calvary Pentecostal
Church will conduct Special Ser
vices on November 18th at l9Aa
Strand Street, Christiansted, ce-
lebrating their Harvest Festival &
Thanksgiving season The main
feature will be q program at $3.50
P. M.
All merchants, Planters, mem
bers and friends r hereby re-
uuested to donate any type OF
produce such IS vegetables, fruit,
etc, either fresh from the fields
or canned goods. Sugar cane is al
SO acceptable. Cash donations are
also appropriate if you have not
produce to offer.
, 1961-11-17

The proceeds from the sale of
articles and cash contributions
are to be equally divided to help
the poor and used for missionary
purposes.
All contributions for this pur-
pose should be at the above adj
dress on or before Saturday, Nov
ember 25th at SPIN. If you can
not transport such produce that
you may have call 417-W or write
the undersigned c/o Box Oil,
Chrstiansted.
Charles S. Mayhem
Pastor