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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05
The Bidding

At contract, South. the dealer, bid one heart West should not make the mistake of overcalling with one spade bid with one and one-halt spade as this would simply show n tricks. The proper declaration IS TOT West to double to show partner three and one-half high card tricks. North would pass, East would respond With one no trump which is simply an out. South would pass and West would bid two spades which would close the contracting.
 The Play
 North has the opening lead and his partner has bid hearts. In mots cases, the seven of hearts would be the proper opening, but when holding an ace king jack, the king should be opened before part ner's suit, therefore North leads the king of diamonds. South playing the five, West the eight. North would shift to his partners suit and lead the seven of hearts, dummy plays the four, South winning the trick with the king, West false-carding with the jack.
 South must not return the ace of hearts as he is apt to hnd ms partner with three small hearts. He would therefore set up the ten or hearts in the dummy. His proper return is the three of diamonds. West plays the seven and North illnesses the jack. The deuce of hearts is led by North which South wins with the ace.
 East continues to false-card by playing the queen, but South now knows that his partner is out because If he held the seven three and deuce of hearts, the three spot would nave r,I ha and mt inc dllCe.
 Therefore South leads the six or hearts which North trumps with the five of spades. North also Knowing that his partner Is out of diamonds as he played the five and then the three spot. His proper lead is the four of diamonds--not the ace- dummy plays the nine. and South trumps with the three of spades. de- slarer. following with the queen.
 South returns the nine of hearts hoping to find his partner with an honor in which case he could over ruff the dummy. The declarer Is forced to trump with a high spade to shut out North, discarding the ten of diamonds in dummy. IT the declarer had made the mistake or discarding the queen Of cIuDs or ruffing small, North's jack Of trump would have made.
 Declarer now leads the two high spades. picking up the opponents remaining trump. leads small spade, overtaking in the dummy with the ten spot and then illnesses the club. But he has made only one spade. therefore his contract Is set ono trick. -
 If North had opened the heart be- fore opening the diamond. undoubt- edly South would have shifted to club. in which case the deciarer could have made his contract.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05

Try serving with your five o'clock tea, thin ginger wafers spread with cream cheese. They may be made in sandwich form and are quicker and easier to make than bread and butter sand wiches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05

MRS MAURICE P. WRENN
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  Walsh bridesmaid while Delaney acted best 
  aed in of brown fiat crepe with at Mrs y Willow street out of town guests present Robbins returning their Weddin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05

TO encourage the children to scrub their hands, label brush apiece, with the name of each child on an individual one. The very idea of owning nail brush often spurs the daughter or son or the house to use it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05

didn't know, except that money had disappeared and he had been the only one who had access to the mon ey bags as the stores brought them in late at night
 She pinned Jack down at the eno of the second day and made nun answer.
 "He wasn't supposed to have Key to those bags. Sue," Jack hold her, the tenderness In his voice tryins to banish the effect of his words; But they found one in his pocket'
 NEXT-More CleWs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05
BY VIM. E. KINNEY

BY VIM. E. KINNEY Secretary American Bridge League When opening against d suit dec laration, partner having bid and your hand contains an ace king jack combination, the king should be led before partners suit.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

The chief suspects in the mur- der of JUANITA SELIM, shot at a bridge party by a gun belonging to JUDGE MARSHALL, her land- lord to whom she paid no rent. arc: FLORA MILES, in Nita's closet at the time of the murder reading note which she thinks is from her husbands; DEXTER SPRAGUE, who wrote that note, and who knew Nita fin Nek York and came to Hamilton at her sug. gestion; and LYDIA, the maid.
 Lydia says she loved Nita, and Is showing SPECIAL INVESTI- GATOR DUNDEE presents Nita gave her when TRACEY MILES, one of the guests, returns to take Lydia to his home, if he may. Dun- dee tells her of this, and reads Nita's will, leaving everything to Lydia. which shows Nita's fear of death, and gives Lydia additional motive. Lydia knows nothing of came to Hamilton.
 Dundee learns from Lydia that Nita went out with RALPH HAM, MOND, in love with her and missing from the party, Thursday night, and Friday night, the night she made her will. saw Sprague who left her upset. Dundee asws Miles if he saw Ralph at Nita's house that morning, and what was his attitude. Miles says that Ralph seemed little jealous of his calling on Nita too, but that he couldn't have killed her. Miles and Lydia leave, and Dundee finds that the kitchen door has been unlocked. In the attic, the only hiding place for an intruder, Inc find in bedroom traces of q man having slept there the night before. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05
TEA ACCESSORIES

Gro Be COntinucdD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05

NExT-Morc Clcws.
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BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misied. The
Lincoln GO. has no connection with any
nnsrsn IN the business Phone Metropolitan
anything of value A
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bined weight of the imitation tube and nozzle is 90
grams, and when the expanding balloon just lifts
both from the table it is properly inflated to ascend
at the rate of feet per second. The balloon is
then released in the open field and a stopwatch Is
started at the same time. The instant the balloon
disappears into the clouds the watch is stopped and
multiplying feet by the number Of elapsed seconds
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The Always Division Of the Department Of Com
erce collects weather reports by its eletype system
from Weather Bureau stations along the airway and
at points 200 miles left and right of the The
reports from all stations assembled at the air.
ways division radio broadcaSting stations edited,
and placed on the air at regular intervals to be
picked up by the radio receiving sets of airplanes
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
nents addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
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cruising across the skies. The radio voice tells the
pilot about rains SHOWS, visibility, wind velocity. tenn
perature, the ceiling" above nearby landing fields
and other information of value. The ceiling,
height Of clouds above the ground is very important
to pilot, for 1t advises him how low he must fly
and whether a landing is feasible. The weather men
often use balloons to measure ceiling heights. A
balloon is slowly inflated with hydrogen. The COM
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EXTRAORDINARY
OPPORTUNITY

For refrigeration, speciality and other
good statesmen to secure immediate
and permanent paying positions with
large local merchandising company.
Interviews, 9 TO II am. viii desig-
nate those eligible to 4-day free sales
school and instruction, starting Mon
day, / o'clock promptly. Call in per-
son at 932 II ST. NV, ask for Mr..
Yeaper.
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the height Of the ceiling is determined. At night.
eeing hgnts may pe used, tne nelght OF the ceiling
movable of an alidade are used for sighting the
light spot the clouds, and the pointer shows the
height Of the ceiling in feet on the quadrant To-
morrow-Day Markings on Our Anyways.
Can rights protected Trade mark registered o. q
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Thoroughly awake now, Kraski watched the sack
as Tarzan moved away short distance and, with
the golden non lay down to sleep. Assured at last
that they both slept soundly, little by little the
Russian craWled toward the package, pausipg often
to regard the two. Neither Of them stirred and
finally Krash grasped the sack. quickly stuffed it
in his shirt, took his place again beyond the fire
and pretended to sleep.
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Quickly he replaced the gems inside his shirt. Fear
fully he watched Tarzan and Jad-bal-ja still neither
of them moved. Tomorrow" muttered Kraski
would had the courage to make break tonight"
At dawn Tarzan with the three Englishmen came
to a good sized native village. The ape-man was
received graciously, almost with the Difference due
emperor. The whites were awed at the attitude
the black chief
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AN OppORTTNTTY.

II -ou are willing to learn the automobile
insurance business ard can give little
time each day, we offer q connection that
Unless you are willing TO work and can pre-
sent 4 good appearance please do not apply.
call Met. 2010 and ask for Mr.. ShiYeTs for
fsr4,o
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He felt carefully of the sack Pebbles" he NUT
tered Ornaments for this savage barbarian who is
a peer Of England! Fancy this wild beast once
sitting in the House of Lords" Untying the sack he
let portion of its contents trickle forth. "Dia-
monds!" He stifled his cry of amazement. Great.
scintillating stones they were, five pounds Of pure
white diamonds So fabulous fortune was before
him that It fairly staggered the Russian.
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and get the best results. For furniture
antiques, china, bric-a-brac and ONCE fur.
niture. The Lincoln Co.. 604 9Th SC. NV.
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for The
Daily Star win be accepted up to
noon day Of issue. except Satur-
day and Legal Holidays. when the
closing time is 1920 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will be accepted
up to II pm. Saturday.
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Tarzan pointed to the three Europeans. "These are
my friends" he said to the black chief "See that
they reach the coast in safety l. Tarzan of the
Apes, request the favor" The great chief Tarzan
has but to command" replied the black. Tarzan
thanked him, saying he had other business and
might not return. Without word of farewell,
Tarzan Of the Apes passed from the sight of the
white men and behind him paced the golden lion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24

MAN for saleswork through one OF Washing
tons largest dept. stores. Married man over 70
years old and having a car. willing to start
around s35 per week. Apply Room 208, Bank
of Commerce and Savings BUILDING TN ana
= SITS NV.
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EFFICIENT house help. and labor Of all
Kinds uromptly furnished Peoples Employ
ment Agency, Decatur 3555, so
sTENOGRAPHERs. bookkeepers,. typists. male
$40 wk. Boyd's. 1898 F. Nat. 1883
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sALE-AUToMOBTLES.

AUBURN SEDAN. i929-Perfect as new: very
cheap at $685.; terms Blanton Motor Co,
80 New York ave. ne.
AUSTIN COUPE. latest model; q real bar
gain; 500. Nolan Motor Co., I'LL 18TH
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BUICK s STANDARD COUPE. 3-PAss-
Perfect condition; balloon tires 4-wheeI
brakes. bumpers: SIPS. 900 10th Sc. NV.
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TTP-MEN AND WOMEN,

HELP--MEN AND WOMEN.
SHANGHAI, INSTITUTION seeking hiFh-
ciass educated publicity agent and business
cofresDondent. Must be live wire. Compen-
@ation commemorate with ability. Address
BOX 30B-A. Star once. ~
WANT PROTEsTANT MEN. WQNEN for
hnslnbogs and naid workers, secret ffateFnal
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AN OPPORTUNITY.

Nationally known food manutacturer
wants financially responsible district man
aver for this territory with sales. business
and merchandising ability. Address jeffrey,
1913 jackson St, Omaha, Nebr
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SALESMAN WITH CAR

Large corporation. resources over SIS ooQ.-
ma has opening for energetic, wide awake
man for outside work We can offer per-
Inanent position. straight commission basis,
Very profitable present return; future ad-
vsncefnent Not insurance, stocks. real eS-
tate. books nor house-to-house eenyassing.
but very hiRh-grsde work. Address Box
aNacp
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ESSEX SEDAN-Mechanically overhauled
new tires; SITS; Packard sedan: mechani-
Operating Service, Inc, 80 NJ st. ne. Met
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MAN, competent, for our service dept, mar
RED preferred; must have neat appearance,
9air education and able to drive light car;
steady position with chance for advance.
ment; good pay to start. Apply TO 4:S0
1Nadnesdav- n1a National Press Bldg.
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Y0TJNCI MAN-We have an opening for .
young man: must be OF neat appearance ana
possess q fair education this is permanent
yeEident OF northwest section preferred. Call
IN person between IL and 4, Emerson o.
0rrsc Conn n y.
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HELP--MEN.

ADVERTISING soLICIToR-Excellent op-
portunity for one thoroughly experienced.
All or part time; state age and qualifica-
tions; replies confidential. Address Box 244-
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen to sell q popular
priced automobile; If you are willing to work
and want to earn some real money arrange
for interview. Address Box 1894, Star ONCE.
BOoTBLACK, experienced, in shoe shop.
Apply 2l04 st. NV.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
For Sunday. $50 pm Saturday.
AZ the Branch Agencies, enc
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
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CHAUFFEURS (vhite), with Identification
card; full or part time. Our men average
$40 per week. Circle Cab Co., 17l5 Fla ave.
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BOOKS-We buy books and pay fair prices
LIBERTY Book Store. sol F st. NV. Phone
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BTIsTNESs INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW-FTLE CLERK. STATISTI-
CAL, EDITORIAL CLERK. BEGIN TO-DAY:
Tuition S. The civil Service preparatory
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COntinued.)
PAINTING, PAPFRING.

Rooms, 81 UP. dry scraped and cracks
plastered. Deal direct with mechanics and
save. Modern Decorating Co., Decatur 1926.
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CHAUFFEURs-A new proposition to good
men; single or double shift; work days;
pay for six. Apply pm. Checker Cab
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wANTED-SALESNEN.

sALEsMEN-DRTVERs able to do own col
lecting, for local and suburban washington;
drive any make truck Bond required,
straight salary. Not afraid VI long hours
and hard work. Advancement Replies
should give age, references and experience.
Address Box 307-A. Star oftce. 20.
WANTEp-Men and women. all or part
time, to sci or rent houses, building lots and
acreage. FULTON X. GORDON REQ ans
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a NATIONAL BANK

requires the services Of several men from
aEe IS to IS IN its personal service depart.
personal and sales records, character, ap-
pearance and references. Permanent con-
nection, future and eNeelient earnings as
sured the right men. interview Mr.. Smlln,
az $3.50 q m, 305 Commercial National Bank
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HELP-WOMEN.
(Confinued,)
18th and G SITS. NV.

EMILY SHOPS, INC, desire the
services of thoroughly expert
enced, high-type saleswomen for
dresses and sportswear; only
those accustomed to catering to
better clientele need apply. 1903
+ NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24

DAIRYAdAN for general farm and dairy
work.: married, no children, clean, sober;
references. Address BOX 316-A, Star once.
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DRIVER-SALESMAN. middle age, for laun.
dry route; experience unnecessary not
afraid long hours; good opportunity for
hustler. State age, experience, salary eX-
pected Address Box 3O6-A. Star office.
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DRIVER, furniture truck, experienced. State
experience. Address Box 1854, Star ONCE.
LANDSCAPE PI,ANTSMAN, white State
age, experience and wages expected. MusC
furnish own car. Address Box 3l6-A, star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24

MAN wanted in each Of the. following towns:
rel. Boyds Bethesda, Gaithersburg, Claren.
don and the District. This is an unusual
proposition and q splendid opportunity Tor
work Write factory representative for ap-
pointment. Give your address ana pho9nae e
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FURNITURE Of an kinds wanted for rum
1894. 1923 It'll NV. 2ss
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CHRYSLER SEDAN, 1927-4-door; splendid
condition throughout, paint and tires in
fine shape; a real bargain for some one at
Sl75; really worth 500 more; win accept
small down and monthly payments. 2752
WoodleY nj NV. Columbia l245 any time
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EASTER CANARTES, Is 81
Beautiful Guaranteed songsters.
Rabbits; AL Colors.
AFTERNOONS PET eHoPs#
90 = 81 400 Isgng ST.
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FURNrTURE-we need rooms Of all kinds
used furniture. Good cash prices paid. Call
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sacrifice your furniture.
we VIII give you more for furniture. brio
a-brac, china, antique and once furniture.
Phone us and be convinced The Lincoln Co,
tel. Metropolitan S8l7. 604 9Th st. NV.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN I92s-FInish
and upholstery very clean: Balcrank bump
ers, excellent motor; S295; easy terms
Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave
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ESSEX SPORT COUPE, 1929; rumble seat
paint; tires and m9toT OK; See this for
y. Pohanka Service. 1126 20th st. NV.
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FURNTTURE-Would like to purchase some
used furniture. Phone after O'Clock pm,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WAKTED-Location for homemade ice cream
plant and Summer garden Just outside
Washington. would lease or buy. Write H.
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RIZIK BROS,
1918 F ST.

First class alteration hand
wanted for ladies' exclusive
gowns; only experienced need
apply.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

SHETLAND PONY-Must be small and ger
gle H. Carpenter. 3445 18th NV. Columbi
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MAN with closed car 70 assist sales man-
aRer; permanent money-making proposition
for person with or without selling expert
ence; old established washington concern
selling merchants. Address Box 62-A' star
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of several
light-complexioned colored wom-
en- elevator operators, between
the ages of 20 and Is. Apply
mems time desk in the basement,
18th and G. SITS. side.
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DOCS, PETS. Ere.

CHICKS Rocks. REDS, Leghorns, Si2 hun
dred special prices on advance orders. j. B.
Henry. Phone Fails Church,e Wa, 34s. 24'
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DEAL WITH cONFIDENCE-Ca :SSfes. the
FURNITURE man, when you have anything for
sale and get the highest cash prices. Phone
Met. 1917 GOA 6th St NV
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HELP-WoMEN.

GIRL, white. between 20 and 80; look after
two school children; take care OF three
dry; sleep in. Apply 1912 II st. NV. Mrs.
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rt1ON6 ME-. 1913
For Quick Cash Disposal
OF your furniture, household goods, mer-
ehandise, fixtures, automobiles, etc. Get in
touch with GUS EICHBERG, 466 Penna
ave. NV. 27s
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BUICK SPORT ROADSTER, 1930-Like new;
1850; 90-day guarantee; terms. See Mr..
Barnes. 1923 14th st. Decatur 1890
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-14

Ch7s. Acton Co.
Bloomington Nash &c.
Coopere Garage
b. y. Conwell
Falls Motor Company
Gaeaway MArmon Co.
Ray Green Company
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Lawrenceville, Illinois
Mooresville. Indiana
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