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(fuelled flight, According to Dud­ ley Stenle, manager of aviation for Richfield. The giant plane refuelled Knotty 37 times, the gasoline be,-

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How to PlayBRIDGE

&ries 1928-29 A)> Wynne Fergusofl

'Author Of "PRACTICAL AUCTION BWDOfif

Copyright 1»M, by Hoyfe, Jr.

ARTICLE No. 11

There Is one question that players still argue about. Should you bid the short'suit of higher value or the longer suit of lower value? For example:

Hearts — AClubs-K,Q. 10.9.4. 3Diamonds — A, K, Q, 2Spades — K. 9

With this hand should the dealer open the bidding with a club or a diamond ibid? The no trump bid, of course, is undesirable because of the singleton heart. -

The players who advocate the bid of one diamond with this hand claim that the higher-valued suit should be bid on the first round, provided, of course, that both suits are sound

be players who advocate the bid of __ cluo with this hand claim that the longer suit should be bid first to show partner definitely and at first oppor­ tunity the suit that player prefers to be the'final bid. By bidding diamonds on the second round this preference is death/ shown, for if the suits had been of fairly equal value the higher-valued suit (in this instance diamonds) wouU have been bid on the first round.

On the other hand, if diamonds are bid on the first round and clubs on the second, partner is left in the dark as to the actual preference and is, therefore just as apt to guess wrong as rijght.

It seems to. the writer that it is much sounder practice to bid the longer suit

definite information. Every time you can eliminate guess-work at the Auc- ion table and substitute for it cold acts, you have made a step forward.

Here ft another 'hand illustrating the same point:

Hearts — A, QClubs —A, K, Q. 9, 8.3Diamonds —A, K, 8,4Spades —9 . .

With this hand, the proper bid Is one club, not one diamond. If overbid, the proper bid is two clubs and the dia­ monds should not be shown until the third round. The partner's hand was as follows:

Hearts —1,8,7,5,3Clubs —10, 7,6

. Eyamonds —Q, 9, 7, 3Spades — 8 '

With a hand as weak as this, It would be bod judgment to help partner's bid of clubs or diarhonds alone; but if part­ ner should bid clubs the first two rounds and then show the diamond suit, the holder of the foregoing hand would be justified in helping the club bid. There is a game either at clubs of diamonds in this hand, and it is giver merely to show the theory of bidding the longer suit first so that partner will know which of. tho two suits the dealer prefers to play. Be on tho look­ out for such hands and don't hesitate to show your preference and at first opportunity.

Hearts— T, 8, 1- Clubs — A, Q, 10, 8,4 Diamonds —• 6, 9, 3' Spades—10,1

Answer to Problem No. 1]Hearts —A, 9, 4,2

.Clubs —J. 9, 3 * Diamonds — A, K, 8, 4 Spades —J,4

B

Hearts — Q, 5,3 Clubs — 7, 5 Diamonds — J, 6, 2 Spades— K, 8,7,6,'

Hearts — K, 10,6 Clubs —K.«. 2 . Diamond* —. 10, 7, 5 Spades —A, Q, 9, 5

No score, robber game. Z dealt, bid trick with the Jack and must leat one no trump and all passed. If A either the spade or the diamond, n> opened the eight of clubs, how should he canaot afford to lead away from hit

. Z play the hand to go game? acc-quepn of clubs. Whichever he plays Solution: The lead of the eight of Z must go game, for he can make thr«

clubs, by the Rule of Eleven, makes it spade tricka by finessing the Jack twi evident that the nine of clubs in Y's diamonds, one club, and three heart hand will hold the trick. Y should then tricks. The important play Is to fore* lead the deuce of hearts, B should play A to win the first heart trick and sc the trey and Z the ten. A wins this prevent B from obtaining the lead.

Answer TO rrooMm no. to Hearts — 8,3 Clubs — Q, 10,8,6,3 Diamonds — K, Q. J, 7, 6, 3 Spades — none——————————— Hearts — J, 6. 4, 2 : V : Clubs —5,4 : A B : Diamonds — 4,2 ! Z i Spades — J, 9, 6, 4, 2

Hearts —A, 10. 7 Clubs — K. J, 7, 2 Diamonds — A, 5 Spades — A, K, 7, 3

Hearts —K,Q, 9, 5 Chibs — A, 9 Diamonds—10,9,1 Spades —Q, 10, 8, i

No score, rubber game at Contract. Z dealt and bid three no trump and A passed. What should Y bid? f» bid of three no trump shows an. unusually powerful hand ami a chance for a slam; therefore Y should be alert to the possibilities and figure out the safest way to obtain this result. Z's bid of three no trump indicates at leant three aces and a strong outside hand, so a

small slam should be an easy matter at diamonds. Y's proper bid, therefore, is six diamonds. If Y should irako a mistake and try for the alam at no trump, A will double and easily defeat the contract by opening the king of hearts. Be on the lookout for tlila type of hand while playing Contract and, if you arc going to bid a slam, prefer thu suit to the no trump.

Hearts —6 Clubs —Q, 9, 5, 3 Diamonds — 9, 4 Spades — none

Answer to Problem No. 14 Hearts — Q, 4 Clubs — K Diamonds — A, K Spades — 9,4

! A B :Hearts —5 Clubs— J, 8 Diamonds — Q, 10 Spades — 10,8

Hearts —3 Clubs — A, 10, 7, 6 Diamonds — none Spades — 5, 3

Hearts are trumps and Z i» in the lead. How can Y 2 win six of tho utvoii tricks tgaiiut any defense?

Solution: Z should lead (he six of :lilb4, winning the trick in Y's hand with the king. Y should l«acj the ace of liamonda and Z should discard a spade. V should now lead the king of diuinoudi Mri Z should trumu with the tbivr irf

hearts. Z should now lead the seven of clulu und Y should trump with the queen of hrarte. Y should now leud the four of hcnrU whx-h A is forced to win with the six of hearts, Z dinrlurvliig hU luc spado. A muit nuw |CH(l ,: |u|,, un to the ace ten in Z's hand, Thus Y Z win six ut tlu> seven tricks.

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ty Recorder of Lo* Angela*County, California.ToRother with thn tenements,

hereditaments and nppurtennncon thereunto belonging, or In nny wine appertaining.

Public notlRB In hereby slyen, That on Monday, the 4th day of -'•olirunry, A. D. 1929, ut 10:00 A. M. if that ilny In front'of the Hronil- ,vny entrunco of tho Oty Mnll, City of I,on(? Beach, County of J.OB An- KOlcn, I will, In obedience to naiil order of Hale and decree of foro- clonuro and sale, unit the above deHCrlbca property, or an muoli thereof an may bo necessary to satlufy said judgment with inttr- cstB and costs, etc., to the highest and best bidder for cnJih, lawful money of the United States.

Dated thlB 7th day of January, 1929.

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LEN MURRAY

Len Murray has become associ­ ated with Alien H. Paull, local deal­ ers for Dodge Brothers motor curs ind trucks.

Mr,' Murray has been associated *lth Alhertson and Curry, Dodge rirothera dealers In Santa Monica for (ho past seven years, and will take over the active management of the Alien H. Paull agency here.

As soon as arrangements can be made for disposing of their home In Santa Monica, Mr. and Mrs. Murray, plan to move to TJorrance, as, Mr. Murray Is enthusiastic over the future growth of this city, and Is anxious to do his share In civic development."

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURESALE

-. •< Commissioner'e SaleNo. C-2157 '

Order of Sal* and Decree ofForeclosure and Sale

MILTON B. tyORTH, also knpwn as MILTON D. NORTH, being one and the same person, plain­ tiff, vs. HOWARD H. UVSBY, ANNA L. LIPHmy, hit wife, and EDWARD W. REYNOLDS, LE­ NA M. REYNOLDS, his wife, Li D. BICKER1 , doing business under , the fictitious name of COMMERCIAL LIQUIDATION COMPANY, JOHN DOB, RICH­ ARD ROWE, and JANE ROE, Defendants.Under and by virtue of an order

of sale and decree of foreclosure and sale, Issued out of .the Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles, of 'the State of California, on the 4th«day of* January, A. D,, 1928, In the abovo entitled action, wherein MILTON B.' NORTH, also -known as MILTON-D. NORTH, the above named plaintiff, obtained a Judg­ ment and decree of foreclosure and sale -against «QWARD H..LIP8BY, ANNA L. LIPSEY. et nl, defend­ ants, on the 27th day of December A, D. 1928, for'the sum of Three Thousand, One' Hundred Ninety- six and No|100 (3,196.00) Dollars, lawful money of the United States, which said decree was, on t)ie 29th day of December A. D. 1928, recorded In Judgment Book 70S of said Court, at page 78. I am com­ manded to sell all that certain'lot, piece or parcel of land situate, ly­ ing and being In the Township of Lomlto, County of Los Angeles, State .of California and bounded and described as follows:

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