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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
SHANNON & LuCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1906
EnAA GOMAr All

CHEVY CHASE, MD, near B-CC
High School and Our Lady Of
Iourdes. walking distance to Wis
aye;-Newly dec. brick house W.
23-it. screened porch, 3 bedrms.
wItrees, garage. Priced at FHA
appraisal S2l,50O. A. C. HOUGH.
q TON g. SON. INC. OIL. 2-9474
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BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4OOO

BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. semidetached
brick and-frame rambler, As BY
12O-ft. lot in 3-yr. -old develop
and D. C. line, mr.. Suitland pkwy.
and Branch ave. Spacious 10 by
ID ranch-style GE kit. with
matching refrigerator. cleo. range,
oven and counters, garbage disp.
and walnut cabinets, liv. rm., 70
by lS, lge. bedrms., all tiled bsmt.
with lin; Y bath and partially
neat. otf-street parking. Priced
in middle teens.
R. A. HUMPHREYS. REALToR
Ma. S-2020 Ewes, LII. 1-2235
BELLMEADE, mr.. st. Marys, shop
ping ana bus-A spacious 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bath Cape Cod with large
aln. rm:. finished rec. rm. in full
pSmt.. FILA approved only 5000
Gown. balance in 30-yr. loan.
LANDoVER AREA-Vets no down
ana approx: SOS per mo. for g
neorm. rambler with pine-paneled
dlvlder between liv. rm. and din
rm;. fenced rear yard, only Sill.
300 with $500 dn. FLA.
LANDOVER AREA - Only SI4 oOC
full price for this immac. bi-leyel
3 .bedrmS., y baths, extra large
Kit waA-to-wall carpeting in liv
rm. and stairs, storm windows anC
doors. off-street parking. Settle.
ment cost only to vets. $500 dn
to others.
COLLEGE PARK-Shingle rambler
on well-landscaped lot completely
FENCED. TWin-s!ze bedrms., large
included in sale. Just l block Il
D, c. transit and . blocks to elem
school. Already appraised TO,
Sl3.750 with only $500 dn.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC
Ar. '-FIf4 AP. 7-2175
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WHEATON - Air-cond., S-bedrm,
2-bath brk. rambler, rec. nm, car.
pOrt. Soo.hnn WIZ R-An-n
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HARDWOOD, Cape Cod, 3 bedrmS.
separate din. rm., all cleo. kitchen
full bSmt., with air-cond. family
nm, fenced yard. close to schools
SlS,5O0. BY OWNER. VIII. 6-"34S
RANDOLPH HILLS-3-bedrm, ram.
bier. Nice loo. for children. Immed
occupancy. VIII 2-0642.
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o-DtuIM: brlck rambler on NEW
RIGGS RID with no SIS down To
vets. or only $3.50 down to ali
others.
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1sOO
LANGLEY PARK-Attractiye brick
3-bedroom with powder room,
large kitchen and dining room,
close to convenience. Your terms
at S16.950. ROBERT E. LOHR,
INC. REALTOR. HE. $4,000.
LEWISDALE, 6641 23rd place -
Attention newlyweds. Why rent?
No money down CT and $500
per mo. buys this attractive brk.
rambler. sep. din. rm., liv. rm.
with firepl. and level lot.
L. J. I1SZ co. HE. 4-13O0
LEWIsDALE. Open. 1928 23rd pi.
-Inrnad n
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BALL REALTY OFFERS

Nice. clean, 3-bedrm. bungalow on
large, wooded lot, fully fenced,
Conv. to NASA. Already FLA
approved at Sl2,250 with $500
down. S7O.44 per mo-. D. and i.
Heart Of Hyattsville. 2-family. all
brick home on quiet, dead-end
half and let other half make
your payments. $1,000. FILA
approved with 500 down.
FALL DEAL rnX a
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BALTIMORE PKWY. AND
bedrm. Cape Cod, on level
lot Spacious table-space kit.
and full daylight bSmt. with
grotnd-level exit. Full price,
lust Sl3.950. No cash down
TO vets. or Just $3.50 down
TO nonvetS.
REALTOR AP. 7-72Ot
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CHEVY CHASE

In the country club area. A large
impressive brick Colonial home
wide center hall, den and powder
room, Z bedrooms. 8 baths. hug
level lot. This is a most distin
gutshed home and must be seen t
40s. Call WO. $4,000. EDW' II
JONES & CO., INC, REALTOR.
CLARKSBURG-2 acres with at
tractive 3 bedrm. l12-bath ram
bier, firepl. in liv. rm., din. rm
utility rm., lear garage, pom,
shed. S25,50O. Additional Ian
available.
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ANDRIS

s021 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9O7C
CHEVY CHASE = Luxurious bricl
split-level with HEATED INDOOR
SWIMMING POOL. Superb loca.
ton. facing Columbia golf course
Cathedral ceiling, diversified de
luxe kitchen. 4 bedrmS. and &
baths. Outstanding rec. rm. GEN.
TRALLY AIR CONDITIONED and
priced at only S47, 800. Don't miss
IL! Call our uptown office til
PIN. KE. 7-1S00,
, SHANNON r. TJTCHS
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KAY BOWIING Realtor
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gath, Nd
WI 2-A2hn Or 2n1-WA R-ohnf

207 N. Frederick Ave. Gath. Nd
WI S-9250 Or BOLIVIA. 6-25O(
CONN. AVE. AREA-Beautfiul bis
brick Colonial, situated on an ex-
tra-large lot in a neighborhood OF
quality homes and refined neigh
bors, LIST fir. has living rm., din
rm., powder rm., large library and
ultramodern kitchen. 2nd fir, 4
- twin bedrmS., , baths. Recreation
room and garage on lower floor
Priced at S41,500. Call our up
town office til Q pm. KF. 7-1SO0
SHANNON & LUCHS
Rltrs. Since 1906. 5000 Conn. Ave
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Well-kepi
3-bedrm. brk. rambler, fireplace
full Dsmt. FILA appraised $17,5O0
800 down. VIII. 6-5S52.
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BERWYN HEIGHTS-Modern brick
rambler on oversize lot. . twin.
size. bedrmSs separate dining rm.,
kitchen with table space, full base
ment. Available on FLA terms.
The Ripley Co. JU. 5-6111
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING, Franklin
Flower area. HOME FOR A
LARGE FAMILY. S19.250.
FLA appraised and ready to
go! Live comfortably with 4
bedrms., 2 baths in this all
brick home within walking
distance Of schools. OWNER
HAS BOUGHT-EARLY POS
SESSION. Buy now and
move in time for school. u.
5-7611.
Beers Bros, Realtors
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OXON HILL
PALMER PARK

PALMER PARK
Close to parkway. 3-bedrm.. III
bath Colonial with separate dir
rm., fully air cond. Only askin
oll'oOO: immediate occupancy.
ROGERS HEIGHTS
Neat and clean 3-bedrm. rambler
table-space equipped kit, full rec
type bsmt. and lge. front porch
close to schools and parkway
Sl6,250. Assume 4 n 60 loan witt
payments less than rent.
ENTERPRISE RID.
Listed in the mid 3Os' Owner vii
consider offer on this 3-bedrm,
separate din. rm., cuStom-buil
rambler with dream kit, beauti
ful paneled rec. rm. and 2 fireplS.
situated on more than 2 acres o
level land. Don't miss this one
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
i'm Alag
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CRESTNIEW. lust off Western ave,
D: c. transportation-Cape Cod
with . bedrooms and bath on
LIST floor. End floor with dormers
already installed can be expanded
to > more bedrooms and baths.
Out-ot-town owner must sell
quickly. Vacant. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY. EN-. 3-1S00. After 4
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I.III,, OI. f-IIc


CUST0M-BUILT contemporary To-
Gated on a winding road on a
beautiful la-acre wooded lot Car
port adjoins large kit. Liv. rm
with fireplace. din. rm.. 3 bedrms.
baths. Rec. rm. with second
fireplace and Il bath. Call Il
see and pack your ColorS. Mid-3Os
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WHEATON, MD

So you want a safe street for the
kldsl Here is corner lot on TWO
DEAD-END STREETS. Lovely for
est trees, nice shrubbery, attrac-
i've brick ,split-level, almost new
ing. room with fireplace. kitchen
with eating space, extra large din
lng-family room for fun and
homework. Also another level for
recreation room. You'll like the
way you can walk out of the
Kitchen on the level. FILA an
praised at $4,000. so you can
buy 1t with S1,70O cash. About
5000 settlement charges and $40
per month pitt. Within walking
distance of elementary, ir, and sr
high schools and Wheaton plaza
shopping. Immediate possession
Don't you think you Should see
this? BOGLEY'S OF ROCKVILGE,
20. 2-615l. Ewes, OIL. 4-2OS4,
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TED LINGO
1926 Del Ray Ave. OIL. $3.50


DOLL HOUSE, first offering
Cleanest home we have ever had
r. expandable bedrms.. c. bedrmS,
ri), . baths, Il bath RID. pro-
O.. fesSionally finished heated rec
rm., full bsmt., level fenced lot
beautifully shrubbed. near schools
stores and bus. Assume very high
1000 loan, S109 mo. pays all
$3.50 dn. with small End from
responsible party considered. I'm.
: mediate occupancy.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER ASSOCIATES. JU. 5000
d. E.-W. HWY, AREA-Vacant 3-bed.
room brick Colonial with new
d fully equipped kitchen, side porch
washer and dryer and very close
to downtown bus, schools anc
Ssno piping center; CT or FHA
SlS,UOO. j. c. CONLEY, REAL
TORS, III Q-4I34
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPG.-Loveiy Cape Cod,
lge; kit. 4 bedrms. poss., huge lot
with trees. Bsmt. S14,95O.
COUNTRYWIDE 04Q-IQOI
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CHEyERLY-Brick Cape Cod with
3 lge. bedrms., sep. din. nm,
firepl. in liV. rm., ~ baths and
bsmt. with ground-level exit to
patio. Price $4,000. Call WA. q
661T
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Out Rte. 5. right on Allentown
HENNEM1ER CONSTRUCTION
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CHEVY CHASE

BUILDERS REALTORS
- LA. 9-41ll
654-OO92 Ewes. HA. 2-4O77
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLL.S

~@@AHVA4 N3A44NI 1A1VOIIAJ
640O ELLIOTT PLACE
Beaut. Diet. cor. brick w/well-land.
scaped lot. LIST floor, liV. rm., din
rm;, den. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath
md floor, 2 bedrms. and bath
Full bsmt., rec. rm. w/bar. Det
garage. lge. flagStone patio, II
inspect call Mr.. Sadler, VIII. 2.
o51u
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i449-7255 UN. 4-ae23
HOUSES BY HUGHES-S5O totai
cash down II you have CT rights
Sturdy 3-bedrm. rambler, full
bsInt., anchor fenced I'd. Full
price only S13.4 W. R. HUGHES
! Co AP T-l40O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

At last! A tire designed with only you in
mind! A new, soft, flexible tread with
unique spacing of traction slots and
edges that offer you a softer, quieter,
smoother ride with greater road stability.
You'll like the extra tread life, too 200
bonus miles for every 1000 you drive!
Know the comfortable, quiet assurance plus
economy all offered you in the new ALL
STATE Cuardsman Supertred at mod
est prices.
TIN for Tvsr Inc.
Tire Dept, Sean Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

winner, but said williams has
an impressive left hook and
Machen is a fine defensive
fighter with q solid punch.
Alton Erickson, supervisor of
boxing in Texas, has said he
will ask the MIA to put the
Tuesday winner In line to meet
the Patterson-Liston winner.
Both Machen and Williams
have reason to remember
Liston. Machen lost a 12-round
decision to him and Williams
twice has been knocked out by
Liston.
Machen's 43-4 record also In
cludes decision losses to Fora
Foley and Harold Johnson and
a 1858 knockout from Ingemar
Johannson.
Williams, with q 53-4 record,
was knocked out by Bob Sat-
terrified and lost q 1858 de-
cision to Sonny Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08
Senators Hands
Win Awards in
Minor Leagues

Two Senators farm hands
have been honored as player
Of the month" In their respec-
tive leagues, club officials an
nounced last night. The awards
are made by a gum company.
Lew Abrahams Of Pensacola
in the Alabama-Florida League
and Jesse Snead Of Statesville
in the Western Carolina League
were the players singled out.
Both are 20-year-old out
fielders.
Abrahams, who played for
Federal Storage before turning
pro, has II doubles, 5 triples
and 2 home runs, accounting
for 81 runs batted in. The
6-foot 195-pounder also has
stolen 10 bases.
Snead, lefthanded hitter but
righthanded thrower, has 90
runs batted in and IL stolen
bases. The 6-foot-2 1876 FOUNDER
is on option to Statesville from
Pensacola.
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Mochen 2-to-l Fovorite
Over Williams Tuesday

HOUSTON, July Z (AP)-
Eddie Machen and Cleveland
Williams meet Tuesday night
in e twice postponed match
which each hopes will lead to
a shot at the heavyweight
title against the Floyd Patter-
son-Sonny LiSton winner.
The promoters are hoping a
sellout crowd Of about 10,500
will see Williams, the No. S
heavyweight, challenge Machen,
the No. 2 contender, in the
scheduled hereunder.
Machen is q 2-to-1 favorite
despite Houston being Williams
hometown.
Tickets have been scaled at
So to SIS. A sellout would pro-
vide a Texas-record gate of
$4,000. The current record of
$4,000 was set here in 1860
when Liston needed just 2
minutes and IS seconds In
which to score q technical
Knockout over Roy Harris.
Record Indicated
THE advance sale indicates
a Texas record" said Earl Gil
liam, president Of Texas Boxing
Enterprises, Inc.
Machen is expected to weigh
1913, Williams 210.
Gillian said a 80 per cent
guarantee of the gate to
Machen brought the match to
Houston after Machen injuries
had postponed nationally tele-
viSed matches that had been
scheduled February 10 and May
26 in New York City.
New York has been protest
ing because we got the fight,
but the State commission has
approved, Machen is here, and
Machen has passed his physical
examination" Gillian said.
Machen arrived in Houston
June Is and has attracted
record crowds of 200 for his
daily workouts at a downtown
gymnasium.
Charles on Fence
The spectators have included
Ezzard Charles, the former
heavyweight champion who Is
now a public relations man
for a wine company.
Charles refused to pick q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

Every AHstdte Tire
Is N0tU Made With
NeW Longer Year
POLY-BD Tread
Rubber
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Charles on Fence

The spectators have included
Ezzard Charles, the former
heavyweight champion who is
now a public relations man
for a wine company.
Charles refused to pick q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

Grand slam homers-H. Aaron, Milwau-
kee, and Clemente, Pittsburgh, two each;
Mathews, Adcock and Menke, Milwaukee;
Mays, Davenport and Bailey, San Fran
Brock, Chicago; Edwards and Foiles, Gin
cinnati; Buddin and Larker, Houston; w.
Davis, Los Angeles and Kanehl, New
York, one each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

Grand slam homers-B. Robinson, Bal
timore, Mincher, Minnesota, and Clinton
Chicago; Boyer and Berra, New York;
Woodling, Washington; Power, Minnesota
Ramos and billiard, Cleveland; Charles,
Kansas City. and Colavito, Detroit, one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

We inUite you to phone to.
mOrrOw or come in to open
a Sears Revolving Charge
account.
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Shop Monday, 9:3O am. to g pm.
Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays,
9:30 am. to 9 pm; Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, 9:30 am. to pm. Free Parking!
Evening star., 1962-10-03

still remain. Unofficial esti-
mates here put the number re-
naming at 1000.
II Thailand is satisfied the
Wet Mimi complete their with
drawal this week, Foreign Min
lister Khoman indicated his
government win agree to the
redeployment Of United States
ground forces and air contin-
gents of Britain, Australia and
New Zealand stationed in Thai
land since last May.
American officials repeatedly
discussed with the Thai leader
methods of calling the worlds
attention to any Communist
failure to comply with obliga-
tions undertaken in the July
agreement Of IA Communist
and Communist states for
the establishment and inde-
pendence Of Laos.
Britain and the Soviet Union
co-chairmen Of the Geneva
Conference where the agree
ment was reached, should be
Appraised of any failure of the
Communist side to live up tc
the agreement, it was agreed.
No specific means for in
forming the Russians and the
British were worked out, &C.
cording to informants here.
The United States repeatedly
Evening star., 1962-10-03

| has 200 to 800 members of its
Military Assistance Advisory
Group still in Laos. Some SOC
to 800 have been withdrawn.
The United States repeatedly
has decided In the last three
or four days to go through with
full compliance with the &C.
neva agreement calling for
withdrawal Of all foreign n
troops, rather than to keep
part Of the force In Vientiane
until the Wet Mimi have COM
piled with their part Of the
bargain.
The administration reported
ly has decided that its demon
stration last spring large Amer
ican forces can quickly be
assembled in Thailand will dis
suade the Communists from re-
opening the civil war in Laos.
If enough evidence is prod
uced to show that the Wet Mini
have not complied with the
Geneva agreement, the United
States may first seek an in
vestigation by the Information
al Control Commission, set up
to observe the foreign-troor
withdrawal. India, Communist
Poland and Canada are repre-
sented on the Control COM
J mission.
Evening star., 1962-10-03

Frank r. Marquardt. a Navy
engineer, received a $500 re-
ward today for saving the tax
payers an estimated 81 mil
lion.
Along with the money went
two Superior Achievement
Awards, one for each Of two
inventions.
Mr.. Marquardt is an aero
space engineer with the Bu-
reau Of Naval Weapons here.
Rear Admiral Paul D. Stroop,
chief of the bureau, made the
award today. 4
Largely on his own time, ac-
cording to the Navy, Mr.. Mar
quardt invented q new 20-mm
aircraft gun, plus a safety de-
vice for 20-mm ammunition.
The safety device will elm
mate a serious restriction when
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Navy Engineer Honored
For Weapons Inventions

handling 20-mm ammunition
aboard ship" the Navy said
today. 1t will save the Govern
ment about $3.50, 900 the first
year 1t Is used and 81 million
"in the foreseeable future" 1t
was announced.
The new gun Is lightweight
but has an extremely high rate
Of ire-four times the rate of
present naval 20-mm guns.
He began work on his gun
in 1945, working on it off and
on and largely at his. own ex-
'pense. During the same period
he made other significant con-
tributions to naval weapons.
He has spent 21 years with
the Navy. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
quardt live at 712 Fifteenth
street, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1962-10-03

man Of Thailand conferred
yesterday with Deputy Under
secretary of State q. Alexis
johnson and Assistant Secre-
tary Averill Hartman at the
State Department. Earlier, the
Thai leader conferred with
Secretary of State Rusk in New
York, where both were attend
ing the opening phase Of the
United Nations General As
sembly.
Thai information confirms
estimates here that some Wet
Mimi have left Laos but more
than half of the estimated TO-
loco troops there last summer
Evening star., 1962-10-03
ThoiIond Files Warming
On Red Troops in Laos

neva agreement for the neu-
tralization of Laos If Commu-
mist Wet Mini troops are not
withdrawn by next Saturday
nights deadline.
Foreign minister Thant Kho-
Evening star., 1962-10-03
By EARL II. VOSS
Star Staff Writer

Thailand has warn d the
United States that 1t will have
to "reassess" its position as an
adherent Of the 14-nation Ge-
Evening star., 1962-10-03

When you get the idea of borrowing
money from Union Trust in order to
clean up several bills, don't table
the notion. Just check the table to
see exactly what the sum you need
will cost. Same-day service is usual.
Life insurance is included. Visit any
of the addresses below.
, 1962-07-05

ARE YOU PLANNING TO BUILD
Listed below for your information are the names and addresses
Of Licensed Qualified Contractors who are members Of the
VIRGIN ISLANDS CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
These member firms are governed by Code Of Ethics and
have the additional advantage Of being able to call on other
member for cooperation and any type Of assistance
cal one Of them for any building need.
AlmesHca Concrete Industries Frederlksted
Bean Construction Caribbean, Inc. Box e92 Frederiksted
Mr.. Ernest Miner
Bob Form Cooperation Box zoo frederlks'ed
Mi. w. I. Dixon
BoYce Construction Company Box 8S cnr1s'lansteo 20
cstas Construction Company Frederiksted lO1J
Mr. Ted Calfas
Canton Construction Company Box 88 Christiansted
Mr.. Douglas Canton
GABRIELLE Corporation ChT1stlansted 1872
Mr.. x. 3. Kimbal
centerine Corporation Frederlksted ia
Manufacturer of Aluminium ia
lousie)
MI. John Pletenik
Cuencas Construction Company eueinSVe =
Mr.. Carlos Cuencas
Emerson Construction Company Box chr1stlansteo =
MI. Emerson Ussery
Gonzalez Construction Company FeoerASoe
MI. Felix Gonzalez
Martinez Construction Company
Mr.. Leon Martinez - 81
Nelthropp Construction Company BOX 20 nlsedns0u 9 : I
Mr.. Douglas Nelthropp
A. Noah Construction Company Chastlansted
Mr.. "A. M. Noah
Olsen Construction Company BOX : . rlsuanS loo
80. .s.-.-no conon.rv Box SAT Christiansted ga
Mr.. Samuel Peters s
Puerto Rico Asphalt Company Box z26 FreoeI1ksteu
Mr.. Andres Alvaado
Quinones Construction Company BOX y CnrlSuansteu
Mr.. Dolores Quinones
Sado Osario Construction Co. eoetnst =
e.. as.rrrHo comnarv Chnstiansted 3O7
Mr.. Rodger Bressie
"A. C. Sanford Overseas, Inc. DA 0oo
Mr.. Don Ross .4 ~ 7
MI. Robert Scalan
W. Box 2O4 Chistiansted IA w
Mr.. Bud Ussery -. ~..+ion
Mi. r. G. Wallace
(Contracto)
sUBCoNTRAcToRS
MI. Edgar Mulgrav DN go
(Pest ControD
Trade wind Lumber & Trading
Lumber & Building Materially
Paint Locker Nr. Sanderson) N
mobile Pants)
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SHERWOOD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
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In Enemy's Suit

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emys' suit when you have their
ace. Showing q singleton is q
more delicate matter.
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North would have no prob
lem If his singleton spade were
changed to q low card in any
other suit. He would then be
void Of spades. with q good
hand and fine support for
hearts, and he would show this
by bidding two spades right
over Vests bid Of one spade.
With the actual hand North
cannot afford so strong a bid.
Instead, he jumps to three
hearts. This shows strong heart
support, with total values Of Is
to 16 points. In this case North
has IS points in high cards Gus
ing the familiar count of 4 for
an ace. 3 for Q king. 2 for a
queen and l for . jack) and
3 points for the singleton.
Tries for Slam
South can afford to make q
slam try by bidding four clubs.
North shows interest and a
diamond control by responding
four diamonds.
Now. however, South must
come to q halt since he has
three losing cards in the suit
bid by West. Conceivably North
may also have three spade
losers, in which case South is
unsafe as soon as he gets above
the level Of game.
This puts the next move up
to North. He knows that
South is interested in q slam,
for South would have bid four
hearts instead Of four clubs If
he had q minimum opening bid.
North has shown his ace of
diamonds. but South signed off
at four hearts. Why did South
change his mind?
The answer is obvious. South
must be worried about losers in
the enemy's suit. If this Is the
only problem, North has spade
control. Even If there is some
other problem, North has
strength enough to drive the
hand to the level Of five. North
therefore bids four spades, in
viting q slam and showing q
spade control Of some kind.
This is enough Of an invi-
tation for South. He leaps to
six hearts and makes the con-
tract in q walk. West can get
one spade trick, but then South
draws trumps and has tricks
to burn.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one
spade and the next player
passes. You hold:
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What do you say?
Answer: Pass. It would be
pleasant to bid two spades to
keep the opponents quiet, but
who will keep your partner
quiet?
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