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SPRCIAL ARMISTICK
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TTIWDAY
[Ocean City Squad
Tramples Trades
26-d Ganc with Vocation
•I Ouplaya Powerful
Offense of Team
Kxhihlilnff « powerful iiffcr
•sail City hi'ifh wlioul swept thru
he Atlantic City Vocutinnnl Train
tiff School fmil bull team to wil
handily, 28 to 0, on Muniripu
Field, Saturday afternngn.
Th* sister wort's piny,-is were
unable to ward off the tremendous
USMUIIH nn its line, which was
rlppwi asunder lime after time by
thi* forward wall of the. Ocean
, N. J,,
OwwO^fcwbn [Government Boat
Tnni Briggs Pelti fi ,... -
The Ocean (Illy bowling uulntot, I UEW LliMUi.
mdiTn nf iho Atlnmlo ru» I
iif Ili« Atliiiulo City
Loiisutt, awiiiiipcd Hrligs' Pests
in a leaguo mulch ut the noaril-
•valk alleys, Klurliln «v., Athintlc
'lly, Inm nlahl.
Though I hi 1 jiiai'ra were (lyi'n
handlcati of fill poiutst a giiim-,
inly In oiu' same did they conic
•liiiln 10(i pnlnts' of tlu> winners'
('nine
Mnrpliy
Bacbran
Mrrjillinn
.. „...„.„ nun m int« ucM .
City team, opcniiiR holes for the
Maroon ami While to crash thru
fur iiuhstnntinl twins.
Ward Of ThruMa at Pint
Though th* visitors never srri.
lowly thrtmteneil the Ocoan City iVRrHn
Will HIM*. they wen* suiwsfuj ii
k-Hnliiijr off the thrusts of tni
I Mnnutii and White in the opentnf
lUiiiter,
The play of tbe local team was
I marmi .-wntrwhat by fumhlfnfr. «!-
j though iho hoys recovered* tht» ball
(ill linwt of there iHH'ilsions,
..... .1 fumble thai laid out
Mt'CiiHion, whii promises in (level- ii npin.i'r
>|i iiitii ii star if he ever g^ts ph(|ii,w
over his nervousness in handling niimi
Ihe tall. TV Kail dipped from Hmndlnipl
his trrssp in the opoiiinir iiuarter, I
Ho made a desperate plungy ami
iwrril it, but was knocked mil
in doiiiu so, lieimr badly smertr-^''
about (ho nose jiiiii mouth,
l.iti.v Krirs Rruni of Attack
Stedem. aflor heitur mi tht> si.i
linos for Hume time with iniiiri<
wtih
uted runs, us ,)(,! Carey
the other Matvon am! IV!
UiWks: hut il was Roinoo Adeil'
,h,i here tho 1
arrv.iif tho iuill across ih.
fmir ,v.'s
Whit,<
Mif'iillfnn was liidlviiluiii i,iKr
oi'cr witli MS, O'lirlcin wn<
wind wiih im,
Thv OfMii City team lunds ihe
."ague with ii rt'i'iird of Ht wo!
ind iwn lost and hnlils the ma
irlly of tho tongue records, Th,
iree icnmp record nf am mndp
Ocoiiii rity has nol been
...bed. Mi'i'Hilfnn hnlda ihp h,,
_..Ividiinl hinh »re with SRT ami
leads in arnrnKen wlib 1R5 [iiiiiiti
per gamp for II
or rlTY
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'Philadelphia Man
In Lutheran Pulpit
Oo>>an City Lutherans ami visit-
ors lit St. John's UUhrran Church.
Sunday, heiirii Kov. Psul SLirontr.
of rhilailolfihia, ii>ll how he lv-
Mnviirieii from th* Ji'« •
Chri»:iiin faith at Uw asc
after iiMikiiif an Mhausnv,
lu.iy of the oUi tesiamcnt. Hr
irftiiitiS; thllt I hi
Till RSIUY, KRU
•nd SATI'H1>AY
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Amos'n'AndyComint 1
On W N Wk
Northfield Beats
Resort's Golfers Coast Guard Captain
On L*ave of Absence
2nd AtHfitorium
Game Saturday
Mr*. Anna Brace Treasurer
of Ocean Gty Gvic Club
A Double Rkh
Ic* Cream Sod<
FREE
Pound of Candy
59c
Ch***y CentM 1 Speenls
Ckorabt* C»T»nd
Stmgtis
K of aay of the
Abet* for S»e
l
Inlet Marker Off Atlantic
City W«hed Up Here
By Monday's Storm
The appearance of ihe I', S
•ightliiiusp siMvicM liojit. "Tulip;,"
rniii Slatcn Islaiiil, I'luso HI ihe
H'iii'li ut •iSr.1 st. yostunhiy
Thursila.v) jriivo many people the
idea thai the craft had been
washed iislioro, since it lay un-
piitvnlly iille for several hours
within 1000 feet of shore,
Tho boat visited tho resor
shores, however, to recover ii lijrhl
luiiiy which broke Innse frmn it
iiiiHiriiijrs at the mnutli of tl
let. nir Atlantii' Ciiy (luriiii! th
liijrli seas, Klniulny, and wnslieil u
in the lioaeli heif Tuesday,
Onast Uiiiirds finin IVikV Heael
tntion at .'Kith st, rpportwl ih
iiioy iiinl niailo ii fust until th
itjhthoiise liiiiit came for it, Thr
•m\v wiMplis alioiil tliive ions and
hiiiisos Mil auioinatic liitht that "ill
j o|iorate eoiiitiintly for alioui
monthly wiilnmt aitouiitin.
Tho "Tulip," which if the Iarp
i .•«! of its kinii in service, nlea
'"'''iiitf ITo f,-,-t. hauled riio i:
J; 1 . j aboard for ropiiirs before h'st.u
''" iiiir it lo position,
< | Finger Prints to Be
Filed in New Cabinet
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HI
•rtbinet has been
piilli'o hradiiii.irlerr
r pi-iHlN an(!
inul persons chariretl
rd h<
erinii'
iwrJnn
sit on the
1 Hi.il
Glad Day Outing Sponsor
Recovering from Operation
Ordinance For Surface
W D
MONCBIEPS HAVE DAIGHTER
r Surface
Wato Drain, b ft«ed
, b ft«ed
providlBi for
f
of^h!^ jUEf. ^ ^
proud parent* of a girl, bom So-
v«m!»r 1 Tile inft h b
ordiaanit pdlBi for proud parent* of a girl, bom So-
il a Unon of gurfao! water j v«m!»r 1. Tile infant ha.« been
i 4 rj n alonj WPSI ar, from ]4Ui named JoJ-« Marfaret Moncrief.
n l^ih sts. was pasj*d on final ! ———— — • —
Tf Jmt MoBdaj' b ti j
Jm Monday, by the
yiioBers. TB# work mm
•out 14000 afld will be done I
' t>> oily etnpioTifei, undsr;
>n cif the d#pjriBient of i
———— —•—
rity j 'o live lonj and hapoy.
ill > Bust httnt ud ftsh l i f
I
njiinftlon *ilb the orJin-
tv C]trk Herbert R, Smiti
•iruclrt to atfrenilt for si
i of 15 and IMneh rut j
»», IP s* uspd in th© COB-'
Bids will be
AIDEVE
Tudor!
Mil
ESHMI
Edwtrii
CONGRATULATIONS ...
nRST NATIONAL
acquisition of the a^ts of the
Ocean City Title and Trust Company
gives Ocean City'two strong national
banking institutions which will be in
a better position than ever before to
serve the i
The significance of this develop-
ment is that Ocean City is now ready
to take advantage of the return to
prosperity which the nation hopes
will be gradually ushered in with the
turn of the year.
The Ocean City National Bank
sincerely and heartijy extends con-
gratulations to its neighbor aero®
the street in the successful consum-
mation of thi forward, progressive
step.
• >m
OCEAN CITY NATIONAL a
001111 ST. AM» AVtl OCEAN CITT,
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[Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
„,„,, BitaUIahed ilISs •entlnel-Leditr.Newi, asn»114*t«4 I9II,
I u Weona-ctau Mttter *t the Post Office it Oetu aty, H, J,,
uniar Act Of Much 1. 1179,
. "For s Greiter Owan City"
| every FrMiy from the •entlnfl.Leafer Suudln>, Elshth street «nd
fcveniM jnwt to Red Men'i H»ll), pceim City, New Jener, br the
BAN OITY PRINTINQ AND PUILISHING COMPANY
LoaiN B, ANanvma, Bittor »na ainirai M,
JOHN O, SMITH. Adrertltinc Mindger
•ubMrlptlBti Price: 11,10 per Tear
Those Goode
Olde Days
1; Now Jer»y Preis Auoclatldn an.t NHIIOOHI IiiKorlul AuoelitloB
KiprtitnUtlye: D, J, Randull & Co., 34J Firth Av«,
NtwTorkCltr,
delphla AdvertiehiK KeBroHentujivus: Ni.vlllij & HHchlng.'t 1GUG
Walnut street.
BANK CONSOLIDATION
JSOLIDATION of the Title and Trust Co, with the
First National Bank, in Ocean City, is ginirally in-
ting," remarki the Atlantic City Pr§is. "No doubt
f co-operation bawean two banking groups will make
pnly for a stronger financial picture, but also for im-
id civic and business conditions in Ocean City, For
thing it gives a town of 5000 residents a $6,000,000
This la creditable to Ocean City, where enterprise
Jd thrive under a big bank," ,
tiis viewpoint from a neighboring onlooker is a fair
ction of the attitude toward the consolidation man-
in this community. Announcement of the consol-
jion has been met with a general expression of sat-
ction,
he Press, continuing, says:
"Many students of finance believe that in the halcyon
{ days of careless wealth the rush to form new banking,
building and loan similar investment groups was ovsrdone;
That there is need of applying well-known economic feme,
dies in these days of more sober thinking, so that a sav-
ing may be effected through the elimination of duplicated
services ami various wastes predicated upon such duplica-
tion,
"Whether they are right or wrong, it is but natural that
! in a period of general re-adjustment the financial organ-
(iiations should come in for their share. Sound financial
' management, paying more attention to well-grounded eeo-
! nomic principles than to pride of opinion or position, may
be trusted to work out the problem to the ultimate bene.
fit of the public at large,
"Bitter times and better conditions in many affairs will
be the compensation for this current period of so-called dn-
pression,"
The government proposea to ipend millioiiB on public
[buildingg to relieve unemployment, A bigler taik, however,
[would be to get the rnillions employed in public buildingB to
[ go to work.
In Ocean City
20 Ye»i Ago
CTOCK in thj First National
J Bank of Ocean City sold uL
|22U a share. Par value was
plOO,
* * * t
Morgan Hand Jr. was en-
gaged in a big project in North
Jersey, the development of the
Hudson County Park, at Marri-
son,
* * *
At least one woman surf
bather had been seen in the re-
sort during the past week.
* s «
Voters turned in a Republican
victory but showed they knew
how to vote a split ticKet even
on the voting machines,
* * s
Director Harry H, Lake re-
organlaed the choir of the First
M, E, Church.
William S, Zane shut a deer
at Tuckahoe,
vgo
WH1TICAH
HE APPROACHING SCHOOL BOARD VACANCY
HE term of Mrs, Clinton B. Price as a member of the
t board of education will expire shortly. It Is to be
Bped that Mrs, Price, or some other woman equally
ppable, will be appointed to fill the vacancy.
The structure of the present board represents a fair
oai section of the city's business and professional in-
rasts. It is cornpQsed, in addition to Mrs, Price, of a
lysician, a dentist, a hotel man and a real estate man,
16 latter an alumnui of the yeapit's schools. They an>
ving Ocean City a greditabk administration.
The four men members are capable, hard-headed
td practical. But it would seem that the mothers of
eean City's school children are entitled to direct rp-
resentation on the board,
The average mother's paramount interest in life is
n her children. It Is she, more than the average
ftther, who works with their teachers in piloting
hem through their school work. And she learns by
hese contacts and experiences to detect possibilities for
nproving the schools which the average man might
overlook.
I An Intelligent, highly-educated woman like Mrs.
Price as a member of the board is earnestly desired by
hundreds of Ocean City women.
An Eastern profegsoi 1 My» that the next generation of
mm will be wearing benrdg aR«in. The reaion for that will
be that there won't be enough room left on earth to throw
•way old Mfety«(aior blsdH.
ABMISTICB DAY,
•JN Tuesday, we will observe another Armistice Day.
The years have flown quickly since the signing of
that historic document on the blood-soaked fields of Flan-
ders. Men and nations forget, Wounds that were deep
have healed In the sunshine of a new day. Scars that
were thought ineffaceable are vanishing as the years
pass on.
Once more men and goods travel the seas where sail-
ed grim destroysrs, and the plow turns ever deeper the
buried hatreds of the greatest war. And it is well to
forget.
But let us not forget those who, when the nation
called in those stormy days, were the first to answer.
Let us join on Armistice Day, this year, m paying silent
tribute, due, reverent homage to our Glorious Dead.
Your dolUr now will buy 19 eenti more than In 1928,
And you want to remcmlwr that 19 Cents will buy 3 let
(reim con and 4 all-day suckers I
15 Years
D R. JOHN H.
opened! his offices at Nth st,
and Central av. He was iron!
Philadelphia.
* * *
Mrs, Abigail Miller, a sum-
mer resident, died at the unu
of 101, ihe would have been
102 on Christmas Eve,
e * *
The Ocean City Military Club
defeated Delaware Business Col-
lege at basketball in ii clone
game. The score was 2» to H,
Newell Cordon was offering
high grade odd trousers at from
$1,60 to $3.
* * *
Rev, Ch'arles H, Bohner, pas-
tor of the First FreBbytisrinn
Church, began a serieH of sar-
mons on "Why Men Do Nut
Attend Church,"
* • *
William M. Kanck anil hia
daughter, Miss Ada M. Ranek,
left for New Orleans, whfei'o
Mr. Ranck was to attend a Na-
tional Ticket Agents' conven-
tion.
The Giddy 90»s
Just For Fun
DROUD pBrent (who served):
t "Whut I told you is thi" siory
of the World War."
His Son; "Built papii, what
did they need the rest of the
army for?"
* * *
Customer--! see you are sell-
ing canoes now.
Accessory Dealer—Yes, that
serves two nurposns. It works
in well with the tourist trade
and gives me a line with a good
turnover.
* * *
Wife—W lien I married you I
didn't know you were such a
cownrd. I thought you were a
bruve man.
Her Husband—So did every-
body else.
* s •
Mrs. OntheBo—They say Mrs.
Tcnwiiiffle plays golf just like
a man,
Mrs, Clubber—Wouldn't you
i-hink she'd be ashamed to use
siieh lanRiiafH!.
Hnlen—1 wonder who Dorothy |
getM hnr benutiful complexion j
from--her mother?
Claries—No her father—he's
a ilrujCKist, * ? *
Mnti—She has a very mair-
netic pei'soimlity.
His Wife—Shu oiiEht to have;
everythini,' she has on i»
charged,
* * *
A city visitor, from one of
the wind swept states, galml
intently at the spiral fire es-
cape that wound its way down
the re«r of n thirteen story
buildliiE, "Gosh," he exclaimed.
"That must hnve been a datiged
lonjt ladder before the cyclone
hit it,"
* * *
"Alice went in swimnilnu; ill a
lonely spot the other diiy, iiiicl
a party of men took her un-
aware," said onn local limn to
another,
"What in the world did they
do with it'?" the other asked,
* * *
Doctor—Are you feeling very
ill? Let mu see your tongue. 1 ,
pkHisei
Patient—It's no use, doctor,
! no tongue cim tell how bad I
I feel.
HOURKDjON TRAMPS
A COTTAGER on Central av.,
*» hail an experience with a
tramp early this morning which
has greatly soured her on this
class of mendicants. The fel-
low entered by the back gate,
p ! tenusly begged for something
u t_t, and said he. was per-
fectly willing' to work for It.
"All right," said the woman,
"there is some light wood in the
ihed; you may cut that up, 1
will not only give you a good
breakfast, but will pay you for
your labor after you are
through."
"Please, Ma'm, won't you give
me something to em first 7 p
much too weak to work on "an
empty stomach," replied the
hobo.
The kind-hearted woman pre-
pared him a good, substantial
breakfast ami made him a cup
of strong coffee to wash it
down with. After the vagrant
finished his moiumB repast, he
visited the woodshed and picked
up an axe, which he examined
as critically as an experienced
wood chopper. He laid it down I
and modestly returned to the j
house, explaining that the axe I
was too heavy ^tid dull to cut I
with. He suggested that he
could borrow a much better one
from a cottager in the next
square, whose wood he em yes-
terday for something to eat.
The lady gave her consent and
the tramp went away. He
evidentally failed to secure the
axe, as he has not since been
seen hy the good lady,
(The abovs article appeared
on the first page of the JJcean
City Daily Reporter for Thurs-
day, July 18, ignB.)
I NEWS—WHEN IT IS NEWS
; THOUGH The Sentinel-lidger wai fully aware last
week that negotiations wir« under way, leading to
the bank consolidation, this newipaper refrained from
publishing the fact. Why? For two reaione,
i—There WM nothing, aside from unconfirmed
rumors, to print. Not even the bank official!, them-
•elvei; knew what the outcome of the negotiations
would be.
2—The Sentinel-L«dger had no deiirs to embaraii
or hinder the nagotlfttioni by publishing vague rumors.
Ai «oon «i the rumon resolved themielveg into fully
Nonflrmod facta, The Sentinel-Ledger promptly gave its
readers the facia by issuing m extra. The Sentinel-
Ledger believes that in both instances its policy was for
the best interests of the community and that it was
good journalism.
We can remember when relatives used to travel milti Is
ndmlre a new gold filling. '
America's (NitMt need right now U • eombitution um-
brella and patter for the thumb.Mil golf mnnei,
Yon hare to read the Beat-it papen to get one piece of
*xtln»lv« mm, Towlt, that William Randolph ii a grttt
American hero.
HW nMt for the
txmt
,_ _ JO -
i JOSEPH GAUCUD
Just tim Boost That Is Needed
CAMPJQ
Always ttl
I N THESE hurry-nkurry days,
when Mr. Everyman kcepB
hli eye on tho clock while he
is bolting his skimpy breakfast,
so as not to be a second late
at his next performance—it is
not strange that the s»ma "hit-
and-run" expert clean overlooks
the cause of disease, aa well us
the beat means of its preven-
tion and cure.
Beyond any question of
doubt, the factor of REST is
the physician's most depend-
able asset In correcting human
llli. Many ailments of very
levere character are really
cured by enforced rest, while
poor, unscientific, undefendable
drugging takes the credit! I
can ascribe a hidden virtue to
my doie of pills, If they make
my patient so infernally s'f\i
that be has to go to bed nnd
get well! For, your sick man
generally does tbe thing lust
that he should have anno first.
To cure a fractured bone, we
place the fragments in proper
position and keep them there
till BEST dflea the repairing.
Carry It further: ihattered
nerves, for instance; rest Is the
absolutely imperative thing.
Nerves are shattered by over-
activity; FOTIOTS tbe cause of
tnt troublt—git away from it.
Rest U the core.
Mftny medicines are «m-
ploye*—to enforce rest, to com-
Ml PMUM »nd qm*t In nttlenw
Oliiilys—Sti)|i! My lips are for
another.
Claude—-One moment, please,
and you'll gel nmithor,
•? s h *
1'roud I'apu—lion't you think
ils about t'tno for the baby
to say '•papa"?
Proud Mother—Oh, mi, I
tiudn'i intended inHiiig him NVIIO
you are until lie becomes a little
stronger.
Visiting Dflegiite (to hotel
clerk)—Why didn't you call me
at soveii.thirlv this morning''
didn't go to bed until eight,
didn't gut to bed until eight,
:jt * *
Two litlle (ririii weir dreJsnd
up nnd tnaib visits after _llie
fushion of the grown-ups. After
n brief visit, they left, suyingi
"Now you muiit talk about us
lifter vn're gone;> That's the
way mnther does,'
f. ft --7
Joe—You sail. Hoieii's l"^
had no equal?
Sum—N", No! I .-ill:! they had
Gil—I woke up with a stiirt
lust night, 1 thought my wah-h
was gone,
I'oilunk—Well was it 7
Gil—No but it wns KDiinf,
This is from a. young man:
"The other eve we took in th?
talkies, and on the way hnnw.
she parks her blonde head "»
my collar bone and whispcis,
Why can't 1 capture the snolks
like those there movie huriiines .
I replied, 'You ought to exorcise
your initiative.' She blurts,
; May b" you're riglit. Where
can I find a gymnasium?'"
? V i
Mother—Where do bad little
girls go?
Betty Anne—Most everywhere.
are clean out of slRht nf land,
nauticuily sncukinB; then the
Iihysicia'n drags them ashnre
with liiH hronildoR or worse. No
other alternative loft him. The
lesson for yon, dear reader—
steer wisely; there is plenty of
time allotted yoii for rest;
don't trifle with inesnnihle
laws!
0, the ntnninciiH that nre
abused Bhtimclesfily—never por.
milled to rest! 'The nveraEe
hound pup knows how to care
for hi-K Rlomacii better than
the HVornKc lmsiness man does
—It's a fact. Ballast la a good
thing, but too milch of it will
sink the ship; to overload is
to overwork. To be temperate
in all Things is the price of
immuiiiiv. ^__^^
TUEW YORK—Nine months I
i^hiive spent in New York.
Yet I have not eiiten more than
a half ilozeu decent menls—and
all tlieie at private homes und
iiimrtuiunta,
Nn matter where you eat or
what you BPL'1,1', ii Heenis iil-
iiKjHt iiiipoSHible ij lind pure,
iruMli and iiiimliiluriiied food,
intellileiitly I'uii.ieil nlid Berved.
Like ulmoifi p, ft j thinss elce
you liuy here, fooii in iiHuully
i dl
VoaiMiibles and fnilis, In
liurtluului'. ,iue unlit for human
uonsuniliiiori. That is, in the
opinion of imp who comes from
I lie HotiUi, wiiuie Ihe bumbloHt
liiboiers In tin: notion fields
eal liettor veiiCIiiljlos than Now
Yorkera imy eovoi-charges tor.
All the vegetables I have
1 een in New York taste exnctly
alike-exiietly like wftter-snaked
hiiwiliiHi, They am not fresh,
unil nn oiifi liiicpws iiow to nie>
iinic Ilirlll,
* * **
'i ill'll tbci t' !;• llllik. >\ l '!"t
(iiinkliiK HOIIIL' ut (lie pale, prl-
liieid lluid thru iiiiradeB under
that minie, I can underBtiind
one iTMson for tlie pitiful little
simltcn-jiiwiMl cliilnren that
Iiiunt lliHue , strerts , . . their
waslcd, hearl-breuking littii!
hollies.
Milli! Any Belf.res|iectlni(,
Ond^fcnrlns c"W whn Hiiw tbis
:»utf ivnisiii tiun over in tier
ninll nnd wei'ti Blent, sally
Iniiifi
It is illitillt till' color of JlOllsn-
liold uniiniiiilii, :ind c-nntnlns
fiboiit us iniich ktitlcr fnt as
tlie oloiir, ppiirlillna liauid (bat
we usrd tn iinaff rrom the Old
Onken nucket,
• • •
You stop at a friiit Htnnil and
pay an hish nn llic apiece fnr
"apples," nnd wlmt do you iiet?
A larHe, rather well-slinneil
'fruit of pale Erern or yellow
How Would You Play It?
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Bridge Authority Propounds Problem Hand, Both, In
Contract and Auction-, Solution Next Week
By MAKY L. MOORHBAD'
The hand to liid and play for this "week lii
North
S—10 S 2
H—10 8 5 4
D—10 S 4 S
C~K S
West
S—A J 5
H—K 8 7
D—A KB
C—.A Q S 2
i—K Bill
H—A I
D—t 9 7
C—8 7 I
South
East
S_8 7
H—Q 9 3 2
D—Q 5 2
C—J 10 8 4
(Polliiwing is Miss Moorhtad's
nlay of the band which appeared
last week:) North
S_A J 0 4
H—A K Ii
D—9 2
C—A Q 7 2
West East
S—Q 10 8 5 S—K 7
H-R 4 3 H-Q J 10 9 S
D—4 D—J 10 9 8
C—J D8S4 C—K 8
S—9 S 2
H—7 2
D—A K Q 7 fi 8
C—10 S
South
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excellent f"r "hPalth.",
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watnr, sugar, nriinHnl rolor
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Health! Ovnnee inice! Hnw!
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tier would do P lot mnrn Bond,
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South
West
North
East
South
West
North
Kast
Auction
1—D
Pass
1 N T
Pass
I'nntract
1—D
Pass
SNT
Pass
Bidding
Pass
Pass
Bidding
Pass
and Bt»rt».
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do thj
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teriali,
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adopted will
operation* '
eral Wmnntol
BOCT.imB ^
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a Diamond laser and still go gainc
Also, should he fait to concede *
Diamond loser, and the Dluinuiuu
are split 4-1, he wiU muke bul
the A^K-Q of Diamonds us lie hat
no re-entry In Durnmy for the
long Diamonds.
Salient Points of Bidding
In Auction and Contract, the
final declaration is No Trump
only difference is that in Auc
tlon, the hand is played at one Ne
Trump and in Contract, the b'rt-
ding is ended with a fiime con
tract of Three No T*furnp'.
Salient Points of PUy
East leads initially Im Queen
of Hearts, the top of tiiurhlnfr
honors (Q J 10) which North win?
.with the Ace. North, having
i counted his hands (Dummy and
' own) takes into consideration the
possible adverse split of the Dia
monds to be unfavorable, i. e, J 1
and therefore realizes tV.it hi
should conceds a Diamond trick to
be sure to go game.
So considered, North leads the
Two of Diamonds and Eaasr oi
p
wrHer." to
close to .
vested tit*
or .
who
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