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THE HARTPCR3 CO US ANT: Wy. Jiint It, ItSI ion eipated income for under ecutive Ownmitteercan Joseph 'of Civil Defense. Her topic wp'of the national president to the the la- which limits eligibility Leonard will speak. be "Living wita the H-Bomb." department, for pension to an annual income The Grande Chef de Gare. Vv'il- National President Mrs Pat Ail posts and units are re.

of SI. 400 without dependents, or, Ham A. Dennis of Berlin, has Kelly has called upon the auxil-! minded that now is the time to to S2.70i with dependents. I called a meeting of the Grande; jarv to aP.nual subscriptions for the Na- legion Xpws And Review National Parley Eyes annual txccutive oiture, Grande Chimiont. for tam-.

i ih mmi-n aairst'tional Legislative buneun. Hartford County ib Dfi' ie By Warren W. Mansfield Pav Hike For Technicians mittceman Joseph G. Leonard of at the Kil tonic Post m10 drive called "Ooera-I The department officers have Stanford, who is a member of Home ti0n Comeback." stresses re-invited to V.mT the National Commander Aclvi- first District Commander f. monies of the Dobosz-trtet-La- Bv t-HUtl-KS L.

PARKER dependents. These forms should sor-v and Sub- Michael Peters has called a sands who contracted' the boe-Hansen Post No. 14. Rock-" Department Adjutant be filled out accurately and re- nrniittce ot tne Committee on meeting of his district for Jan- dlsease the diSCOVCry of ville, Monday at 8 p.m. There nenartment Commander promptly, he advised.

jComrnittecs. has been ca led to uary Jb at 3 p.m. at Bulkeley vaccine. Our department be tne initiation ceremomes jjcpaitmeiu commanutr attend a special mectmirof those Hizh School on Man oj.u i and presentation of the Howard ine tiartiora enege uuo nas mann. nav rifNeranrKine nonmce con- i committees at National Head-: Hartford.

He has asked that the. iinni fn he with "The' I- Jacobs' trophy. A social hour confer-! eitns receiving annoijnced that a two session W'n. irenort lecisiative T-l 1 9th avin that many resoh'n disability pensions and to 'quarters. Indianapolis Thurs- by Crutch Tag Day in fol' w- savin- UWI many jtnuiii rinv Pnmmmnnman ociitivA rim tiiuunin ft -vi Tt Hnnartmont rehabilitation on the John Scoviile-T.

MoH hv the 39th ana cnnaren receiving ot rf oi their posts. t7. ill i tl' Mis. two sesison Uomens Pair Cham- hucci 69 2 Mrs. B.

Ztoms-ilT, Atlantic Citv. 'non-service connected pensions. u.ut-u mm wim- A revised merit point svstem ui i-h ci. it v. -i 'mem commander Kiisseii oui luriner aeiav so mat a i- iea a meeting oi cumiuis- day, January 22nd and 29th.

jrach-Mrs, I. Rosenthal. intent in the light of ans or their widows or chilly hen he Na-por may be made the hairman recently TtZ lllin n.An ha UlCil trUVililiI 1U1 A duplicate came will be held recent world -Committee. Leonard will name holds the honor nosition in theiA1 i1 oy. ext.c"'IiL Wethersfield Avenue in Hartford.

the Saint James EpLscopal AiiAit 2i tlenrv 5 f.tl" death member, ot committee at a "department membership cam-'rL U'C. Plans will be made for attending ition in the new edition is one it the national rehabilitation con- date. paign. Church. Farmineton.

next Katzenstcin Howard Palmer. 1 Regulations require tlie VA to 'aLCr lon volunteer hospital work which Auxiliary Note ireads as follows: At least Friday. January 24th. It will bel'i; (3) Mr. and Mrs.

Richard the, issues discussed at payments in any case Meeting Many Connecticut for the benefit of the Building I Terhune, lbl's. annual three day tne questionnaire is not Mrs. Francis DiCarlo of Strat- hours of volunteer hospital work hv Address ICrii. itz- FunH wilh an fro nf fine! L- (II Mrs. Oeoi'; Support for the Cor- returned within 30 days.

Per-ires, are attending a testimon- iuiu. v.ivii ueiense cnairman. "wij DES MOINES, Iowa tT Two National who havp thp inrtnrtrina. dollar. The came will commenceiPhil Herrmann.

151; 2i Miss 'd-jnev piCport to upgrade pay to sons have an' questions dinner honoring at 7t43 nm Wurnmon in rinnii-iAnn tasterbrOOK. Whm.i.mc and of about tne form are urged to ice Commander Lee A. Lemos 'as indt sPeaserition course at any one of the Des Moines men received cards Hummocks at the national security confer-; three listed hospitals. This does'recenty from a restaurant own- cate will be welcome. Rcfresh-i'i; J3 George Amsden-Ed armed granting of tact an American Legion Post today at Johnson tnenfs wl he available.

Mrs. aK, wholarshins as Dro- mm vice ouicer, no wiu oe gida rrov wence, ivx. jence and dinner at the Hotel include assigned units under er who has retired and moved rt ilie uwtin.1 omue VJi-liait in APW' Havpn hptl 1 u-l tha pohahilitotinn nrntrram I' Tneodosia Emerv and Mrs. (Monday. Jan.

13th bv the Veterans' Children explain the 'form and assist aianon Jovce will conduct tne -i' i -i mmm u. ars Act tnroueh the use icrium. ficers School will be held this1 be Mrs. Hans Bensche of Easti Units are reminded" that they California. Both cards were afternoon at the Litchfield Post; Hartford, coordinator of worn- should keep the date of Sundav, 'addressed to the telphone num.

The questionnaire requests data on 1937 incorhe and ami-1 Home in Litchfield. National Ex-'en's activities of the state office LMay 18, free because of the visit ber of one of the men. game. August- 9o'2; (2) Phil Herr- (f ParninKS of war-seized alien Last Sundav the Hartford -mann-James F. Gildea.

84 asscts; opposition to weak-Bridge Club held its annual one '3) Mrs. M. Eachrach-Mrs. I.iPning amendments to the Mc-session sectional game for the Rosenthal. 80.

iCarran-Walter Act on U.S. im hpnefit nf th Vati.mal Taneerl L-W (1) I. It. Vail- migration policy. Drivp.

Fnrtv naint rnmnpterl fnr Shafer Greenburff. 80; (21 Mi-s. Highlight of the meeting was oeorge khviiz annual legislative dinner the championship, winners of the first five places are as follows: stein. 2'2; 3 Mrs. M.

TaI-AVprlnesdav ninht at the Statler 1 Miss Ann Nichols-William Hotel, attended by members of 139 madge-Mr. Rittger, 68. Middletown Bridge flub Wednesday, Jan. 8th (1 Mrs. E.

B. Silverman-George Amsden, 63; (2) Miss Ruth Sugenheimer William Adams, 62; (3) Miss Ann Nichols-Charles Snow, 61 1 i. Wdnesday, Dec. 18th Congress, high government of-ficals and key American Legionnaires. Top legislators to appear were Sen.

Stuart Symington Senator Thomas E. Martin (R. Iowa I Son. Karl E. Mundt Butcher 2 Robert Fels-Howard Palmer 3 Don Gaudette-John Hummell 4 Mrs.

M. Clark-Mrs. Bert Friedeberg 5 I. Libby-PhU Herrman The Science ol Bridge 133 129 12S Sen. George A.

Smath- tl) Mrs. Coleman Weiss-Har-t ers Kep. ta tamon-son Rep. E. Ross Adair Rep.

Chet Holo-field and Rep. Paul A. Fine Other topics aired at the conference were GI Home Loan interest, status of forces agreements, liberalization of disability pension provisions, establish riet Friedman, 342; (2) Mrs. Ketty Baggeson-Ann Nichols, 30; (3) Ellen Miller-Tom Gugerty, 26. Hartford Golf Club Duplicate-Theodosia V.

N. Emery, Director: Jan. 6th N-S (1) Mrs. S. S.

Holt-Mrs. Duplicate North deals Neither side vulnerable North 4-K10 6 5 $r-A 5 -Q 7 6 4 Wes East -Q 8 2 -J 7 4 -10 2 -Q 7 6 4 10 4-K 8 5 -Q 10 6 4 3 2 A 8 7 SSPaSATIOHAlllPifllTEB OFFER rr coaxal offl( IV cl" 'nil Vvnr) 1 lmmmmmw us ukj ment of a standing committee nn vntpvanc nffairc in tt-w IT Claire Bromfield-Mrs. P. Scafa- Gran-; nnH froatinn rf niiritian rello, 78; (3) Mrs. C.

cemetery enmmission. Commander Day will make a detailed report of the conference in department bulletins and at the next Department Executive Committee meeting. Commander Given Plaque Departrrfent Commander C. Russell Day was pleasantly sur niss-Mrs. Crago, E-W (1) Mrs.

J. Dunn-Mrs. K. Henderson. 69: (2 Mrs.

H. L. Hartman-Mrs. C. P.

Osgood, 67' 1 3) Mrs. Cyril Cass-Mrs. I. S. Copeland, 65', i.

Hartford Y.M.C.A. Duplicate-Marion H. Joyce, Director; Jan. 9th (1) Mrs. S.

Koppell-Mrs. J. Shamkin. 2i Joe Adams- South -A 9 3 -K 9 8 3 -A 9 3 2 A A 9 The Bidding: Vorth East South West Pass Pass 14 Pass 3 A Pass INT Pass 2 Pass 2A Pass 2NT All Pass Opening lead: Queen of prised while at the recent Area Sidney Wyde, (3) Dorothea Morrison-Mr. Cleaves, 63.

New Britain Bridge Clubs Child Welfare Conference in Portland, Maine, by being presented a Good Will Plaque for his home post, Frank C. Godfrey Post No. 12, N'orwalk, by the Harold Anderson Post No. The to Jan. fitti class will now come order.

The science of Bridge will (1 Lillian A. peri, 40: (2) Joe Moran-Wm. Butcher, be the sub.iect for today's lesson. ALL SfMMONDS Vk WORKMANSHIP li, Portland. This was in recog 39'i; (3) Harold Eckat-Richard if hot iminnn nun cumre nennnmrec nr nnsoci nition of kindness shown the If we progress far enough we may succeed in interesting the -Russians in this science and bv di ill.

liiUOl UilLUHU UUil OiiLLVLa. HtUHiiULCOi) Uf riUU.S Page, 38. 7th members the Anderson Post Drum Corps who took ill on their (1) Mrs. R. Ryder-Mrs.

II. verting their attention from euid way home from the national Merrill, 54; (2-3) Mrs. Cramer- ed missiles and such, we could be of real service to mankind. They This is inventory time at Simmonds and that means it's absolutely the BEST TIME of the entire year for you to buy and SAVE on reupholstery. convention in Atlantic Citv last Mrs.

Dvtel. 50'2: (2-3) Mrs. September and were hospitalized 50' GUARANTEED 10 YEAHS with a LIFETIME GUARANTEE Eckart-Terry Sechrist, cant do both and you will agree in the Norwalk Hospital, for Jan. 9th 1st Session Mixed Team of Four tnat bridge is a 'much nicer pas time in spite of the occasional explosions that occur. (1) Mrs.

C. Greenstein, Joe several days. The Godfrey Post will receive the good will plaque at its next meeting. In the presentation ceremonies Moran, Mrs. C.

Crowley, John Moran- 17; 2 Mrs. A. G. Funk, R. Bassell, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Who knows, the bridge columnist may become a person of importance some day. Maybe he will move up nearer to the front page on Super Sagless Bottom Construction 2i Eii I your yan okj worm lYFXU ik" SJ ii completely oot-ol-dalt. kJS faTZXZZlS fl of the plaque all those' who were Baum.

16', (3) Mrs. M. Clark, George Amsden, Marion. Fieber, instead or Bern? tucked back with hospitalized at Nonvalk were in the corps that serenaded Commander Day. S.

Harris, Advice to tne Lovelorn or "How to Cure Hemorrhoids." But Jan. 10th Telecast Planned (1) Mrs. R. Seymour-Mrs. C.

B. Scchrest. 45' (2) Ed The department chaplain The he will have to be patient and not be discouraged with the slow progress qf this science. Rev. Robert G.

Keating, who at Convvav-George Mercer, 37; (3) Marty "Martinelli-Ralph Meegan, tended the department chaplains conference at National Head quarters this past week, issuedi 35. Jan. 11th N-S (1) Ruth Sugenheimer-! Wm. Adams. 183; (2) Mrs.

C. B. Sechrest-Mrs. F. Benzon, 168; (3) Margaret Traver-Wm.

Raphael, 167. E-W (1) George Amsden -Hal tlie following The American Legion's annual "For God and Country" telecast, which this year will feature the spiritual The need for patience is well demonstrated by this hand which was played by eight pairs at a recent game at the H.B.C. We kibitzed at one table where the above bidding occured, and six notrump was made although only two notrump became the final contract. Later I found the score sheet motivation of founders of the American Legion, will be aired by the American Broadcasting from 8 to 8:30 p.m. on Feb.

Chapin. 175; (2) Mrs. M. Clark- Mrs. H.

Baum. lo4; t.5) Ann Nichols-Wm. Butcher, 152. l. rather Keating will issue a showing the results at all eight tables, and am still astonished at what I read.

Here they are. Mind you. they all bid and played the eame hand (above). statement concerning the observance of Religious Emphasis Week J-eb. 2 to 9.

N.S, VA Income Questionnaire Department Service Officer Jan. 12th N-S (It Mr. and Mrs. D. Coleman- 126'a; (2) Joan Page-Morton Yaeger.

123Vi: (3 John Hunt-Phil Helbig, 123. E-W (1) Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll, 148; (2) Marion Fieber-Margaret Traver, 143; (3) Mrs. C.

B. Sechrest-Harold Eckart, 128. Clarence C. Scarborough calls attention to income question 400 430 920 260 240 naires mailed by the Veterans 3vl 2v3 3v5 4v7 5v2 6v4 7v 8v8 5A 3NT1 6A 2A-J-5 3NT-2 2NT-i-4 7NT-2 3V2 Administration to veterans and 100 100 200 CONNECTICUT By G. E.

AVERY YOUR OLD VI' WliM mm IL yaMuiitiS) CCISTOA1 REBUILT and RES7YLED It. -A -x Hartford C'hesn Club Friday evenings. Visitors Welcome Both Hartford teams were successful in the team matches played last week in the Connecticut State Chess Association. The scores: Fisdier white 1P-K4 2 P-Q4 3 N-QB3 4 B-KN'5 5Q-Q2 6 B-KB4 70-0-O 8 K-M 9B-N3 10 B-QB4 11 B-N3 12 P-B4 13 PxN 14 P-K5 15 P-B5 16 Q-B4 17 QxP ISPxP 19 Q-B3 20 N-R3 21 Q-B2 22 BxN 22 K-Rl 24 QN1 25 P-B3 26 R-Q2 27 N-B4 28 RxP 29 Q-B3 30 P-R3 31 KxB Medni black P-Q3 N-KB3 P-KN3 B-N2 P-KR3 P-QB3 Q-Rl P-KN4 N-R4 P-N4 N-Q2 NxB P-KN5 P-Q4 N-N3 P-K3 B-Bl BxP 000 R-Nl N-B5 NPxB R-Q2 R-QN2 R-QN3 K-Q2 B-K2 R-KB1 R-R3 R-QN1 PxN FxP KR K-K2 R-K1 K-Q2 K-Bl K-Nl resigns lwo pairs reached a game diamonds, which is truly the safest contract. One even reached six diamonds and made it, which must have taken some snappy playing.

Four pairs thought the hand should be played at no-trump. We wouldn't think-North would feel so with the singleton club, but the successful diamond finesse made the notrump bidders look very smart. Everybody in duplicate shies away from the minor suit game as evidenced by the abova score. The game in tlie majors or a four notrump score counts more and chances are taken even with four card majors and notrump to avoid the lowly minor. I am glad to see that the diamond suits contracts fared well in match points on this deal.

It's strange how differently-each pair analyzed their holdings. The above pair didn't think their cards worth more than two notrump, while the same cards to another pair appeared to be worth seven notrump. The major suit bidders were on the right track but couldn't quite get up enough steam to reach the game level. You will note that one declarer made seven spades. I do not understand how one South succeeded in going down at three notrump.

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Coll right now this offer is definitely limited! A class team was to Lave come down last Friday from the University of Connecticut, but they were snowed in and hope to make the trip at a later date. Other scores of matches played in round three follows: 33 NxB 31 Q-N4 ch 33 R-KB2 36 Q-N5 ch 37 R-B7 ch 38 Q-R5 ch 39 Q-Q7 Probleins the king would falL Too bad. after reaching a winning contract. This score sheet should be most encouraging to those men and women who lack the confidence to participate in dupli New Britain Suraci Strazdins Roman Cendrowskl New Haven Wysowski Newberry Hand Baldrisge cate games. Besides I doubt if Solution of last week's problem: R-R4 RxR R-N3 R-QNS R-R3 mate if P-RT R(N5jxRP RxR RxR mate Here is another three mover with white's moves more or less startling.

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Phone Simmondt anytime, DAY or NIGHT, SAME SENSATIONAL SAVINGS on Tailor-made-to-order CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS SIX PIECES: sofa, chair, 4 cushions Cut ond your bom. Ooie of Uckptal er boxing tlpp.n IncNjed. Glovt-IH guarantdl giving title of champion chess players of the United States, has been won by Bobby Fischer, 14 year old player, with score of iO'az. Samuel Reshevsky took COMPLETE including fabric second place with score the Russian secret service is going to bother with the science of U.S. bridge if this is an example.

Class dismissed. We suggest each of you practice a full hour on your intuition. Yon hold thest cards: S. H. 30 4 5 C.KQ 10 7 6 4 2 Your partner opens: North Fast South West 1-Spade Pass 2 Clubs Pass 3-Spades Pass 7 Now what do you do? Answer: You should make the bid that brings the best result.

I flunked. Hartford Bridge Club followed bv Sherwin 9-4, Lom-bardy Berliner 7-6, and yPHQLSTEaiNG others. The unfinished game, published last Sunday, between Sherwin and Reshevsky was won by the former. Both Fischer and Reshevsky qualify for the International Tournament for the World Champion i a nun ii oi mm in 1 iJ --X a a rT5v HARTFORD CSAHCH 101 ANN STilEi ship. 39 i (iame Selection Our selection of 'game this week is from the recent tournament in New York City, and is one played by champion Bobby Fischer.

There will be a Master' Point fame on Thursday. January 23. 8th (1) Henry KatzensteinJ. Libby, 2) Robert Feli-Phll Herr- irnmoncss hu brandies in New England covering every city and Jown from Bangor Bridgeport. Consult you; phone book or wrif us leHefi.