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an up-to-date radio set at their home
in the village Of Tournefeuille. M.
Doumergue likes American programs.
He has been unable to pick them up
in Paris, but hopes for better luck in
retirement.
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FORMER EDITOR DIES

st. Paul, June 3.-(R)-H. B.
Crozier, ~. former managing editor
Of the Dispatch and Pioneer Press,
died Wednesday after q long illness.
Mr.. Crozier was known throughout
the northwest as q political writer
and was q close friend Of many pub
lie executives.
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Wheat Prices on
American Marts
Fall to New Low

Continued from page one)
quickly to any buying or selling. BY
1890 Chicago June had recovered
On cents TO GO.
Cash markets were inactive most Of
the day, while traders watched the
futures drop and waited for official
word from the federal farm board.
Corn and oats followed wheat to
seasonal low records, July corn going
to ssh and July oats to 35H.
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P0N7IFF R|D|CULES
STATEMENTS MADE
BY ITALIAN CHIEFS
Government Had Spoken Off.
cialIy Regarding DissoIu-
ton of Clubs

Rome, June 3.-tR1-1n q speech to
the college Of chaplains Of immi-
grants Wednesday in the newspaper
O~sservatore Romano. Pope Plus Tues
day night heaped ridicule upon Of
ficial statements by the Italian gov
eminent in connection with the dis
solution Of all the Catholic youth
clubs in Italy.
That dissolution. he said, violated
the right of the church to form and
guide young people and violated also
the natural law, made for the good
of souls" under which men form
themselves into associations.
He ridiculed and denounced the
governments official communique as
serting that Catholic societies mot
directly connected with the national
ist Fascist party" had been dissolved
without the slightest incident"
Phrase Il Attacked
The phrase mot directly connected
with the nationalist Fascist party"
the pope said, does not refer to or
carnations directly connected with q
regime or with a state "but with q
party-as II . party could give that
which no human regime, government
or state can give"
AS Tor the phrase without the
slightest incident" the pontiff de-
clared:
THAT expression IS worth q treas
IRE. It is enough to think of all the
incidents, the irreverences, indecen-
cies and vandalisms in Rome and In
the smaller cities: in the edifices
which enjoy xtra-territoriality. It II
enough to consider the offenses to the
person of the supreme pontiff.
This procedure Of dissolution wa
not taken by legal means because the
Catholic action society Is under thu
protection Of the concordat whlcf
has become the law of the state anc
Is supported by a bi-lateral pact.
1T was taken under orders from
the police" It IS ridiculous, the popt
said, that anyone should accuse or
CARNATIONS of Catholic young wom'
en- Of engaging in politics and equal
ly ridiculous to lay the same charge:
against organizations Of Catholi<
young men which in the last few
years have given $500 priests to thu
church.
Rejoicing Is Cited
He reminded the chaplains that twt
years ago in the midst Of rejoicing
over the Cancellation with Italy h
had said Abandon yourselves II
Hosannas now, but crucifixion Will
indeed, come"
do not let u deceive ourselves.
he concluded, that the devil coult
have remained tranquil before 81
good.
There is, however. this consolation
If the devil has not been Tranquil
but has shown himself disconnected
it Is a certain sign that we are doin'
much good.
A number Of leaders Of Catholi
young peoples organizations hav
been arrested on political warrant
signed by the project.
After being questioned they wer
held for further disposition, which
may mean confinement to the slan1
of Lipari.
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Boy Scouts Are
Working at Job
OF Getting Votes

Continued from page one)
of the contestants will be announced
each day in The Tribune.
The second Official ballot. listing
the names Of all the entrants, Is
printed below.
BOY SCOUT BALLOT
(Vote for name only
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WILL HAVE ID

Paris, June 3.-(P-1n the midst OF
Louise Seize furniture the bride OF
President Doumergue intends to have
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Boiled Crabs at Gussner's.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
Contract Bridqe

tricks and probable tricks
(eight), accordingly it is admir-.
ably adapted to a preemptive
bid of Four Hearts.
AZ VAKQ 107642 &75 >,8 4
The next hand has only u
more probable trick than
definite tricks; as it counts
within two tricks of game it
should be bid Five Clubs.
a VA = KQJ J109643 %A96 4
If defensively strong, over
bidding definite tricks by three
can be justified only when
probable tricks considerably ex-
ceed them. Although probable
tricks exceed definite tricks by
three on the next ham. fac
i:.g a trickless dummy, there is
such a small game chance that
would neither open with a
bid of Four Spades nor Three
Spades: advise an opening bid
of Two Spades.
1O842 ". &KJ3 %AQ
100
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Your Hed|th
And Diet
By Logan Clendening, M. D.

There are always a number
of letters in my mail, asking
for a method of getting fat.
They almost outnumber the
letters asking how to get thin.
The Ia est form of treatment
involves the use of insulin. In
sulin is the substance used
in the treatment of diabetes.
It burns sugar in he body
and allows it to be utilize d
by the diabetic.
The method of action of in
sulin in patients who do not
have diabetes is not i'''ly un
derstood. We know that in
all patients except diabetes the
amount Of sugar in the blood
is kept at a constant level and
that this level is maintained
by the body with great tenacity.
If it is lowered by even a
fraction, an alarming bodily
state supervenes.
Correcting Discomfort
There IS trembling of the
muscles; excessive perSpiration
and great increase in appetite.
The use If inSIlin will induce
this condition. II can be cor.
rected, including the symp-
toms, Ct trembling ana sweat
ing, veg quickly by drinking
a little orange Juice or eating
a piecs of sugar or candy It
is marvellous how rapidly the
blood sugar is raised to the
normal level in this way.
For these reasons insulin
must be used with great eau
ton in people with normal
blood sugar. When it is ad-
ministered for fattening pur-
poses it should be accompanied
by the ingestion of plenty of
food, especially starchy food
and sugar.
The dosage must be small,
the usual one now being five
units three times a day. 1t
has to be given hypodermically,
There is no doubt that it
does the work in, many in
stance. The report before me
outlines in detail the course
of several patients under this
treatment. One weighed 80
pounds when the treatment
was begun, and at the end of
eight weeks weighed lot. An
other went from lis to 140 in
six weeks.
This weight increase is ac-
companied by a general i'm
provement in health. The
ebony irregularities are round
ed out by an increase in the
subcutaneous tissue.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
By f. V. Shepard

AS Is often the case with
technical terms, the dictionary
definition of a preemptive bid
fails to express the meaning
attached by experts to the
term "preemptive." The die
tionary calls a preemptive bid
"a greater number of tricks
than the minimum allowed or
required by the rules. in order
to shut out probable bids of
the opponents"
Under this definition an
opening bid of two would be
classed as preemptive. whereas
the bid is wholly conventional;
an opening bid of three is also
conventional. From the ex-
pert's standpoint a preemptive
bid is an attempt to appro-
pirate the contract by higher
declaration than either oppon-
ent dare overcall, or else it is
a game bid because it is feared
that partner may not be able
to assist a lower bid made
upon cards probably worth
game unless partner is trick
less.
Whatever the reason I for
making a preemptive bid, to
best serve its purpose, either
it must be for game, or, at
least, sufficiently high to
oblige an adversary to bid
game to overcall it. Three
Spades is not wholly pre-
emptive, since -Four Clubs or
Four Diamonds may overcall
without bidding for game. Four
Diamonds is preemptive because
it requires a game bid in
spades, hearts, clubs or No
Trumps to overcall.
Three No-Trumps may be
considered pre-emptive because
the announcement of such great
top honor strength ordinarily
deters an opponent from at
tempting an overcall.
An excellent term to add to
your vocabulary is definite
tricks" which are those that
should be won by declarer
facing a trickless dummy, re-
gardlesS of what opponents may
lead. To be safe, a pre-emptive
bid should never be made for
more than three tricks in ex-
cess of the definite tricks
countable. The first hand shown
below is worth eight probable
tricks, but facing a dummy
bust only six definite tricks can
be counted. If not vulnerable
you may risk going down four
tricks doubled 600 points, less
, 100 honors), or you may restrict
yourself to the Semi-forcing
declaration of Two Spad"7.
AAQJ 742,V64 %75 %K {
The next hand shown has
the same count for definite
The Washington times., 1931-12-18

rouged, her eyelids artificially
darkened.
And extremely low-cut was
her frail wisp of an evening
dress.
And why not? The more
you showed, the bigger hit you
made. that was Imogen's
slogan.
Besides, in that marvellous
Paris gown she had gone off in
to a neighboring house for a
bridge party tonight, hadn't
Laurel's own mother set an
example?
Darn it all, what are you
wo- en- coming to nowadays?
It's downright indecent, Con-
mel" her husband had ex-
postulated.
The handsome Constance
even more avid for admiration
than her own young daughter,
now that she was in the dang
erouS, middle 40S-had re-
garded him through narrowed
eyes.
Don't display your ignorance,
old bear. This is a direct i'm
port from Chandle, and 'f .ou
haven't sense enough to admire
me in it, there are. Others. :"
Connie, don't talk that way
in front of the child!" This as
Laurel entered the library
where the little scene had oc-
Cured.
Fond Mamma
Laurels moth had said,
placating: Nov, Mickie, don't
fuss" And she had gone off to
her dinner-party that would be
followed. till nearly dawn, by
bridge.
Dad had not stayed home for
dinner either. He has to run
up to New York to meet an oil
man from Texas they would
have a bite Of food together, he
said, anu he would spend the
night at the club.
These nights at the club"
had been very frequent lately,
thought La Irel, with q perspic.
scity rather unusual in one Of
her youth.
Could it be that dad vas like
some of the older men she'd
mt. =? But she SHE'D away
from that thought like a fright
ened filly.
Too bad he'd been so sharp
about her mothers dress!
Never, thought Laurel with
honest admiration, had her
mother looked so pretty!
If only. only. when Lau-
rel was lonely or blue, her
mother and she could get nearer
each other! Connie was sweet
and kind, invariably. but so
absorbed in her own affairs. in
social things, especially bridge
and poker parties, that she had
very little time to spare for
her daughter.
To have a confidante as ex-
per1enced and successful as
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The Road Back

) live on, yet too much to die
on, if you follow me. And
this everlasting traipsing about!
We're on the road again to-
+ To Krefeld this time.
Properly up the pole, as you
might say, ErnSt.-What's be-
come of Jupp, do you know?"
1 Shrug my shoulders. Left
town, I think. Same as Adolf.
One never sees anything OF
them"
"And Arthur"
"He's we'll on his way to be.
ing a millionaire" I reply.
"He knows a thing or two!"
mods Valentin sadly.
Kosole halts and stretches
his arms. "Well, boys, it's grand
walking, no mistake-if only a
man hadn't to be out of work
in order to do til"
Don't you think you'll get
something again Soon?" asks
Willy.
At the Clearing
Ferdinand shakes his head.
"It's not so easy. I'm on the
black list, you, see. Not docile
enough. Still, a mans healthy.
that's something. I borrow a
bit off Tjaden now and then
to keep me going. He's well
dug in among the suet."
We call a halt at a clearing
in the wood. Willy hands
around a box of cigarettes
that Carl has given him. Val
entin's face brightens. We sit
down and smoke.
Ito Be COntinued)
Copyright. Erich Maria Re-
marque, 1881: distributed by
United Feature Syndicate.)
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
When Manners
Are Correct
By Mrs. Cornelius Beekman

Golden Anniversary
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
Please advise me if it would
be correct to celebrate ones
own golden anniversary, or
should it be the children who
celebrate? Please advise what
one does in a case of this kind.
READER.
Indeed it is a beautiful thing
for the husband and wife to
celebrate this glorious milestone
in life. OF course the children
take part in the celebratio-...
they usually plan it. but the
principals are the husband and
wife.
The celebration may be Of
any kind, formal, or informal.
Usually it is in the form of a
reception, to which the couples
relatives and friends are in.
vited. The hours for this are
usually the late afternoon hours.
4 to Z, or it may be given in the
evening, 8 to IL, say. The re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may be
very simple or they may be as
elaborate as you wish to have
them.
If you do not wish to include
many people in the celebration,
then it is delightful and correct
to give dinner for the few rela'
tives and close friends you wish
to invite.
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lived life like a man, and had
discarded all the old, strait
laced and stupid scruples.
"If I drink and smoke and
swear and pet, that's my own
and nobody elSe'S business"
What! That old stuff" De-
family she would laugh to
Scorn any criticism of her con-
duct.
For the past few months,
Imogen had stood to Laurel in
the light of oracle.
Laurel was agog now over
this latest stunt of "the
crowds ringleader.
A private night club with
lots of booze" in a lonely part
of Long Island. and not in
any road-house? Where could
it be?
It was nearly II p. M, when
Laurel got into her roadster
in the moonlight. She fol.
lowed the specified Clues"
driving rapidly,
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Connie was, would be too won.
derful, unused Laurel.
But when the girl would come
in from a horseback ride, or
a game of tennis at the Coun.
try Club, or bursting with some
excitement she had had, the
house was usually devoid of
both father and mother!
Modern WedlOck
That's modern marriage!"
thought Laurel. a cynical quirk
at her soft lips, and at the
same time rather ashamed of
her silly yearning for a conf
dante, which was sometimes
old.fashioned. But it did seem
sometimes, in their continued
and increasing absorption in
their own own pleasures, that
mother and dad didn't give two
boots for the doings of their
own young daughter!
Imogen, being an orphan, ex.
pected nothing in that line, so
wasn't disappointed. At 20, it
was Imogen's boast that she
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
BY ERICH REMARQUE
CHAPTER SO

The earth is smelling of
March and violets. Snowdrops
are showing above the damp
mold. The burrows of the field
are shimmering purple.
We walk down a path through
the woods-Willy and Kosole
in front, Valentin and I be-
hind them. 1t is the first time
for months that we have all
been together. We do not
often see one another.
Karl has lent us his new car
for the day. He has not come
himself, he has not the time.
He has been making a mint of
money these last few months,
for the mark is falling and
that favorS his business. So
his chauffeur has driven us
out.
WnaC are you QOllS eH-
actly, Valentino" I ask.
Going the round of the
fairs" he replies. with the
swing boats"
I look at him in surprise.
"Since when?"
"Oh, a long time. My part
ner-you remember her?-she
soon chucked me. She dances
in restaurant now. Fox
trots ~and tangoes. There's
more demand for that these
days. And, well, you see, an
old army hobo's not smart
enough for that sort of thing"
do swing-boats bring in
much, then?" I ask.
He shakes his head. Don't
talk about it! Not enough to
The Washington times., 1931-12-18

Dutch, nationality and Days?
the whole world of children he craved bestow gifts
upon shelter his red velvet And the ChristChd
from His place looks down and smiles the kind old Saint
made himself Father Christmas ChrstChids
Rich Child Poor Child, Mddeoff Child-sees the
the sky Christmas time-ae old all
to children, but who immemoraby of the
appearance as Love itself! NELL BRENKLEY.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18

The Thrilling Story Of Reckless Modern Girl
Whose Only Thought Is to Have Good Time
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to the reception Of the sound waves by
its hydrophone and transmits q radio code signal to
the survey ships radio receiving set The instant
OF reception Of these code signals Is recorded the
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of the time when the explosion occurred thus CIV
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ct is gone," said the ape-man, but not from
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watch for every safari and to let none pass that
carried gold That night before the campfire Tarzan
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the golden lion had retrieved in his pursuit of the
Spaniard What was the meaning of that map
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bomb of INT fired from astern Of the survey vessel
at the instant depth measurement is taken The
arrival of the sound waves from the explosion is
picked up by hydrophones Can apparatus similar
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known. and the speed with which sound travels
through water being definitely fixed. the surveyors
then quickly calculate the exact spot the world
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When at last the party to the place beside the
river where they had buried the gold, the Waziri,
singing and laughing, commenced to dig for the
treasure. But their singing ceased and their
laughter was replaced by expressions of puzzled
concern For while Tarzan watched them in
silence Then slow smile overspread his counte-
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IJSlIlaI" he said.
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Tarzan turned to his wife. You were right Jane"
he said, 1.-THE treasure vaults Of Opar are not for
me- Never mind the gold and the gems" re.
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Jad-bal-ja shifted the hide and licked his chops,
and he NhVl
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The Waziri chief scratched his head. mo, not as
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