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Evening star., 1932-03-18
Births Reported.

David NJ. and Virgie M. Poore. twin boys
J. Fendall and Mary NJ Cain, girl
Percy g. and George E. Clice, girl.
Albert D. and Mary L. Morris, girl
Robert w. and Evelyn M. Terrett. girl,
Philip w. and Mary K. Faunce, girl
Chester l.. and Alice Snow. boy
Marvin L. and Forest v. White. boy.
George w. and Agnes l. Black, boy
George P. and Frances c. Lear. boy.
Maurice @. and Nettie M. Leaman, boy.
Nathan and Lillian Morris boy
Alfred r. and Edith A. Freysz boy,
Dewey c. and Mary r. Fields, boy
Albert and Mary Lauck boy.
Newman c. and Mary B. Pounds, boy.
William B. and Evelyn C. Craig, boy.
Robert and Corlene Carter, girl.
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lrathH

REEDER; ELLA. On Wednesday. March
oi o Ella .P Mfl SySa ehsys. :a:r R:sa
and Louise Johnson. grandmother of Ella
Naples and James L. Beat. She also
neral Saturday March 10. at 10 am. from
sad Adsqi'n' n Ih;sT%sS9 SHasSe Mount ciI!ss
Cemetery. lss
SCOTT. JAMES Z. On Wednesday. March
sco S6 a'tsT devoted hssband esz y Mrs MarS
EysS 1 scott and tatneg o. LsTei&lyn & CnaFSss: Cn1aatSss
spsErow 1na In!eTmsRt as'Tn nos sunday T Mafeh %
az Cismont. Va. Remains may Re vlewed
NV. f:Om pm, Friday until p.rl. Sat-
SIMPSON. BLENDENA. On Friday. March
nv M sS s1ENDFNA N En- Ffs5sf saPsoN 'ts bslogsd vile
of the ia.e Louis n Simpson Remains esT ms
neral home, 1900 caapin s.. nv. Notice
sPRAGUE. HATTIE A.. On Wednesday.
4E MnE'R g spRHuR 2IS e Bee We Ms aidoa o
aTa:2 Tn3y and Ps' Mis 6.rads na @ q Ms Rss @
fTdm fne5a sbaib sfnqdi A Magfh NJ e Zion chuSeh st
Mcduirs's funeral nome 1870 9th St, Nv ":
nesdav. March is. 1882. AUGUSTUS
.KERMTT STAPLES oSsn son of Mamie and
mains resting at Otis ?. Aliens funeral
home, 18th ST and Florida ave. NV. Fu-
neral Saturday. March l9, at l:3o pm,
from the above mentioned parlors.
SUMsIERS. HARRY C. Suddenly. on FRI
day, March IS. 1892, a. o'clock am. at
his ges.dence Chan Bridge tIo Goad s.nS n;TS
OF Eta E. Summers. aged rs years. Fu-
neral Monday March q. at pm. from
the funeral parlors Of George W. Wise
Co, 1900 NJ st. NV. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Eldbrooke Methodist
Cemetery, Tenleytown. 20
WAGNER: FRANK !. On THURSDAY. March
H. lss2 Se 81 his TesidsnSes lSvs t39lS 9e15sia S
band OF the late Katherine B. Wagner
and retired chief Of the D, c. Fire De-
PaTta PPaTtment Funeral from his lsts resi-
thence to st Gabriel's Church where
mass will be said at 10 O'Clock. Inter-
ment at Rock Greek Cemetery. 20
WASHINGTON. SUSAN. Departed this life
on Thursday. March II. 1932. at Freed
mems Hospital SUSAN WASHINGTON of
Landover, Md. beloved wife of Frederick
washington Remains resting at Stewards
funeral home, 80 H ST. ne. Notice OF
funeral later. 10
WIGGINS, SUSIE BROWN. Departed this
life Tuesday, March Is, 1882, at st. Eliza
beth,s Hospital. SUSIE BROWN WIGQINS.
sIsteT: :in-iaW Of wiliiam Jackson Of III
5rd st. s.w;. Remains resting at Annie
Notice OF funeral later. IL
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RICHARD HARLOW RITES
SET FOR TOMORROW
Vice President of Metropolitan
Club to Be Buried in Rock
Creek Cemetery.

Funeral services will be held at noon
tomorrow at st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Sixteenth and H streets, for Richard
Austin Harlow, 70, vice president of the
Metropolitan Club, who died suddenly
Wednesday following a heart attack at
his estate, Hockey, RoSslyn, Va. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Pallbearers will include Gen. w. M
Wright, woodbury. Blair, DR.. William
Mason, Benjamin Minor, Prescott Cat
ley, Capt. Frank Hill, U. S. N; Arthur
Hale, DR.. John D. Thomas and H. l..
Rust. sr.
Mr.. Harlow was a pioneer railroad
builder in the West and ranch owner
In Montana. He was q vestryman and
senior warden of st. Johns Church.
Evening star., 1932-03-18
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair, with low
est temperature about 80 degrees to-
night; tomorrow increasing cloudiness
with rising temperature; rain tomorrow
night; gentle variable winds becoming
southerly tomorrow.
Maryland, Virginia-Fair tonight; to-
morrow increasing cloudiness with ris-
ing temperature; rain tomorrow night
West Virginia-Fair tonight: tomor-
row cloudy and warmer; followed by
rain tomorrow afternoon or night.
Evening star., 1932-03-18
FOUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League. $40 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8oeS

LOST.
BIRD DOG. thoroughbred, white and brown.
Ia years old, name "Spotty," wearing collar
with the word Keen" scratched thereon.
Reward OF SIS will be given for information
Laa lsadiag to recovery OF dog. Phone National
BUNCH OF KEYS, tag No. 4l3s43. Reward.
Return to Mr.. Funger, Connecticut Pie Co.,
Wis. ave. and o st.
CARD CASE. containing several rings,
gold piece, bills. D. G. drivers permit;
Il rings are returned to address on permit.
Call Shepherd 3451.
GLADSTONE BAG, initials ".P. w." con-
Substantial s!ns reward. Phone Ma. o4o2 or West
PEARL NECKLACE with pendant basket
bril1ants, Tuesday evening, Que st. bet. 18th
and 18th NV. Reward. Cleveland 3793
PIN, large, round, silver, set with clear
brown stones surrounded by agateS; very
odd design. Columbia 8137.
RING-Will the party advertising under box
number. Star of1ce, Feb 2. ring found on
l4th ST., please call Lincoln 2s40 or liz
End Sc?
WEDDING RING, initials ~. H. s. to N. ].
rem. Apt 627. Phone Adams 3547.
WRIST WATCH. Bulova basuette, with
initials 81. L. H" Finder please return to
1l45 Conn. ave, 2nd floor. 1s'
S67-Ftnder return to Marie v. -Jenries, 613
Rock Greek Church. I'd. Reward. Is
Evening star., 1932-03-18
SYMPHONY HEAD DIES
Prof. Mandy of New York Sue.
cumbs-Son School Ohicial Here.

Word has been received in this city
OF the death last night in New York
CITY OF Prof. Ludwig Z. Mandy, presi-
cent OF the New York Symphony, and
1ather OF Ludwig E. Mandy, jr.. super
visor OF instrumental music in the Dis
trlct Public Schools. Mr.. and Mrs
Manoly left here today to attend the
funeral.
Evening star., 1932-03-18
Portugal Offers Rail Loan.

announces the railroad loan Of 1882
35" for renewal Of rolling stock on
the Portuguese railroads and for con-
version Of three outstanding railroad
loans.
Evening star., 1932-03-18

Bolivia is trying to arouse interest IN
gold mining.
Evening star., 1932-03-18
Report for Last "a Hours.
Tide Tables.

Highest, 81, 1880 pm. Year ago, 5
Lowest, IS, 7:30 am. Year ago, "a.
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The Sun and Moon.
Rainfall.

Monthly rainfall In inches in the
Capital (current month to date):
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LOVE, ov WILLIAM At Emergency Hospital
husband Of the late Emma J. Love. age
I2 years; Funeral from w. W. Deafs
March ls. at pm. Interment Glenwood
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hKEPPS, SUSIE A. On Thursday, March
sIIsI - Igs2, at her 5ssidence 327 18th st: sss'
krepps and devoted mother of Mrs. A. Z.
Eyon. Funeral from her late residence on
SATURDAY, March 10, at 2:30 pm. Inter-
and friends invited l8S
Evening star., 1932-03-18

Street fatalities in Edinburgh, Scot
land. are decreasing.
Evening star., 1932-03-18

MAHoNEY. RICHARD F. On Thursday
Hospital, RICHARD r. beloved husband
Of the late Hannah G.. Mahoney. tnee
F1nera from the W. s chamSers chne CO.
funeral home. l4oo Chaplin st. NV. on
SATURDAY, March 10, at $50 am; thence
TO Sacred Heart Church, where mass will
be offered at 10 o'clock for the repose OF
his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
Evening star., 1932-03-18

LUCAS, LEAH. Departed this life on We'd
nesday. March l6, 1882, at her resi-
- denee, 1904 st. NV: LEAH LUCAS.
nrday, March 1s, at 2 pm, from Liberty
Baptist Churchfl 23rd ST. between and
Eye StS. NV. Remains resting at Boyds
funeral home 1640 T. sf n W " 1as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
The Wedding Of Miss June H. Butler Takes
 Place Tonight

The marriage of Miss Jane Hart Butler of Buckingham street. daughter. of Mrs Joel Ives Butler and the late Dr Butler to Henry Emery Merrill or Exeter. N. H., son of MT and Mrs Harry Merrill. will take place this evening at 7:30 o'clock at Miss Buffers residence, Dr Robert E. Brown, former pas- tor of the Second Congregational church of this city, officiating. The only attendant for Miss Butler will be her sister, Miss Ruth Hart But Ter, and David Merrill will be best man for his brother. Miss Butler is a graduate of Choate school in Brookline, Mass, also attended Westlake Junior college in Los An- geles, Calf. and Wellesley college. MT Merrill attended Phillips Exc ter and was graduated in 1927 from Bowdoin college. The wedding will be attended by the families of Miss Butler and MT Merrill and a few friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
In The Local
 TheaterS
TOM BROWN OF CULvE R" COMING TO WARNER STATE TOMORROW: TWO PICTURES
 NOW!

Performances this afternoon and evening conclude the engagement at Warmers State of "The Doomed Battalion and Fast Companions" One of this season's most unus- uaf pictures comes to the State to- morrow for four days. It is Tom Brown of Culver with a cast com posed entirely of men. The only women are entirely incidental to this story of the building, of young manhood.
 But "heart interest" is not lack ing in this remarkable picture. The story is filled with situations which represent the utmost in emotional power.
 The major portion of Tom Brown of Culver" was actually filmed at the Culver Military Acad7 enly in Indiana, with all the eolor of this great military school. and the famous Black Horse Troop" Tn action.
 The exceptional cast Is headed by Tom Brown, H. B. Warner and Slim Summerville, and also tn- ciudes Andy Devine, Ben Alexan- der. Richard Cromwell, Russell Hopton, sidney Toler, Willard Rob ertson and a host of other screen favorites. It was directed by Will liam Wyler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

ity again. Certainly no one could ask more elements of excitement than are crowded into this Peter B. Kaye story. Afioat and ashore, the story seethes through adven- ture. It is q man trying to forger love yet loving in spite of himself be 1t in the scorching stoke hole of the ship or the passion swept plains where only the timely arriv- al of the marines keeps the Ameri- cans from certain death. Dorothy Burgess, Noah Beery, Richard Tucker, Natalie MUorhead and Charles Stevens are prominent in the big cast. Introducing . new note in mystery thrillers, Almost Married's provides a double bar relied cc-feature. Violet fleming, Ralph Beilamy and Alexander Kirkland take the leads in q story that has as it's starting point characters and situations that are entirely human and real.
 Revolving around the charactef| Of q demented genius, Q world famous pianist whose tapcrine art istic fingers balance their creativs| power with the mad desire to murI der the object Of their love, it it
 much more eerie, weird and shivery| than any of it's predecessors tha'| this town has eeen. guperbIy dill rected and acted with genuine uni derstanding, it also numbers in itl cast Allan Dinehart. Eva Dennieonll Craze Hampton, Maria Alba, and Herbert Mundin. It tells the faie q two human hearts fighting for hapI piness against an in1nman mind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
Benefit Gard Party Held Last
 Night

A successful card party was held last night at the home of MT and Mrs Michael Golden of Boyden street, Waterville, for the benefit of the sixth district. Democratic Victory Fund. Forty-five, pinochle, and bsidge were played.
 Prizes were won by the follow ing: Mrs James Duncan. Mrs James Brody, Mrs Joseph McArdle. and Michael Golden, A lunch was served following the card playing.
 Among those attending were MT and Mrs Michael Croke, MT and Mrs William Scully, MT and Mrs William Calvin, MT and Mrs Peter Emmons, Mrs James Duncan. Mrs Joseph McArdle, Mrs Marie Sonier, Mrs James Brody. Mrs Christine Savard, Edward Bristow. John Doyle. J. Lunny, Francis Horan, Mir and Mrs Edward Barlow, MT and Mrs Neil Maloney. and MT and Mrs Michael Golden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

Hoo from the boot owl Eddie Seaward Capitol checker champ. upheld his laure hufe with ye cd Eddie did jumping than Texas horned toad and easily carried off honors What gallant maksman this young feler happens be- Herb Smith, general secretary the Red Tri- angle, left yesterday with Mrs Herb for Jeff Smiths camp in Maine Jeff Herbs brother. From there they'll go the Smith homestead in Aanaganee New Brunswick Happy tw lights Roy Rice. chairman of the legion convention parade issued circular letter all posts that objection able floats will be permitted the parade month Seups dealing with highly debatabe and controversial subjects such the bonus and prohibition that's a Here's where Roy gets my full sized salute He's funetionng the grand
 yore witnessed the w. F. w. convention parade in New Britain and float the line disgusting and revolt ing It belly hed for the of beer Let have such headache when the legion parades here month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
SOCIAL <:

Miss Bessie Shea of Baldwin street is entertaining Mics Betty Kilduff of Boston. MaaB.
 Miss Betty Cohen of Abbott avenue has left for two weeks vacation at Atlantic City. N. J.
 Miss Nina Atkinson of Park avenue. Naugatuck. will leave to- morrow for two weeks vacation to he spent at Lake Winnepesapkee. N. II.
 Mrs George IT. Baker. wife of Dr Walter I. Baker of Cedar street. Naugatuck. leaves tomorrow for two weeks vacation. at Lake Win nepesaukee, N. H.
 Mrs Frederick F. Pierpont of Prospect street entertained friends from Hartford Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
The Bidding

The above hand was played in a duplicate contract champion ship tournament. The first bid was one heart by South, the deal- CT. His hand lacks the necessary two and one-haR high card tricks, but is hand with which some players, due to It's distribution. cannot refrain from opening espe- cially when they are not vulner- able. West doubled the heart.
 When North passed, East bid one spade. This South passed and West responded with two dia- monds. This suited North very well and he made wise pass. East bid two spades-a very weak declaration. The diamond bid has now strengthened Soutfi's hand so he bids three clubs.
 If you held Vests hand. would you double? It looks as though you have three sure club tricks. the ace of diamonds and the king of hearts--certainly enough to de- feat the declarer one trick--and your partner has re-bid. It cer- tainly cannot be called an un- sound double, but let us see what actually happened in the play.
 The Play
 West opened the nine of spades. The dcclarer must let this spade trick ride up to his ace. It forces I;ast's jack and South wins with the ace. If East does get in. he will not be able to lead spades without giving the declarer two tricks. A small heart is led to dummy's ace and q heart re- turned, the declarer finessing the ton which is won with Westf king.
 West leads the three of spades which is won in dummy with tho king and small diamond Is led from dummy. dscIafer tFumpinn with the daiiee of clubs. South leads the queen of hearts and you can now see that FeGnfdiens of what West does. the declarer ie bound to mako his contrnet Of three clubs doubled.
 ff West goes iB with the ten pf clubs, he would be f0fced either '0 lead a club into tho deflafef of .o lead his ace Of diamonds which wifi establish lummt's Eina.
 ~ the doubIef had been nble Co aet the deolaFef'g contract he would have received 0niy iin extfn co or 100 points Rs tIie deeiafff was not vulnerable while nos fAc dAeInFef receives the same bonus. which le 300 points. iii adaitloA Co
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

Dialing Mary Crane has returned from trip of three weeks Cincinnati by Bravo. grille Mort Kety of Watertown up in Canada getting the uppir-up on the new tariff wall sumpin Mr and Mrs Warren Grant spend ing amid the hills of old New Hampshire. a ra lee
 George Slater having the oiled and greased in prPar stion for trip vaeaton George one of the charter members of Waterbury in Maine Club. He went down Maine IS years ago when Maine hard cider sofened city hear And fsd for Maine bass in many hdeoun there Al Faler almost stopped the Quassapaus show with his doop saeks and rumble jacket foher night
 Joe May fell asleep in the Soum the other day and Old Man Sunshine tossed him quite burning Now Joe eats his melons standing up. you want to know Johnny Rozum Putse Fra ball broke many bats that he had eisI made the Smith Lumber Company where he tes and spins Wotsmsn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

Believe it. Several days ago the Tower reeouned the antics domestcated robin the home of Mir and Mrs Victor Hedberg Since then I've been told several feas of which this particular songer capable The bird absolutely unaad of dogs fact ngbors canine frequently and sns about the obn only be greeted with friendly peep Recently Mrs Hedberg took the bird in cage the home of her father Morris park. She freed the robin. which immediately You'll him again, said Mrs Hedbergs dad Hell getting hungry, know that bird" she smingy answered. And enough several hours later the robin reappeared aghng the of her father When Mrs Hdbeg husbands digs he frequently does for the pet the robin will stand close by feeding upon the choice deeaes And if he rather slow in uncovering the desired food the bird will peck his legs if say. Come old little speed, I'm hungry The bird spends it's nights outside the Hedberg home returning t morning and evening for it's meals hen about the house sometimes for hour before flying off again into the wildwood Spectators have marveed this unusual pet domeey when Mrs Hedbes its broken leg and nurd the songster back health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

July ottngs Shore caught Larvee Piazza seuffs in Fenway Park Boston. Tuesday night The Plats Mills
 play Fourth Esater consists of Frank Howard John Orr Fred Baker Phil OConnel John Tucker Bill Deseau Ray Churchill Weedin Harry Oemck if this helps any Attorney Frank Sullivan secretary Congressman Ned Go will Washington until after the votes are counted Waterbury papeman they turned copy than this sonal Congressman Goss by the getting in trim for the political balyhoo by ummerng his Madison cottage where the beach eomb rate him Adon of the high tide
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
"BatcheIor's Affairs" and ''The
 World and the Flesh" at

strand To-day and Saturday
 "RatcheIor's Affairs" With Adoiph Menjou in the stellar role. begins a two-day engagement at Warmers Strand to-day.
 b9 In the role, specially selected by the distinguished Menj0u, he en- acts the character of Q wealthy middle-aged man who marries Q beautiful blonde so dumb that II requires all the canny plotting of an older sister to keep her at her vocation. The rheumatic and cyni- cal bridegroom, quick to realize his mistake in forming the alliance. resorts to far-fetched expedients to |extricate himself from the web. One hilarious complication fol- lows another in fast-moving scenes, The action is said to so along with Iexceptionai deftness in the hands of a company of expert come diennes playing the various roles. Minna Gombell, remembered for |her hardboiied roles in Bad Girl, "Stepping Sisters" Dance Team and "Careless Lady," appears as the gold digging sister. Joan GAlAtt8 AM2 A4AG VA esAV GSe~ssA~% wife who sets her aged husband such a sizzling pace that he ii finally compelled to take rest cure. Allan Dinehart. who played the legotistical author in "The Brat" land who was widely acclaimed for | his performance as the district at- |torney in "The Trial of Vivienne Ware" plays an important role Others in the cast include Herbert lkfundln, the English comedian who |appeared in "Tke Silent Witness'' and "Ehe Trial of vivienne Ware"i
 Arthur Pierson, Irene Purcell and
 The companion feature ls "Ths World and the Elesh," q story q
 red Rusia in the grip Of tho revoi' lutionists reign pf terror. The eas!
 Is headed by 0eoFeo Bancroft ant
 Miriam Hopkins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

Town" Is the headline attraction for Saturday. The Fox star is said to present another of his fascinat- ing romantic portrayais as the central figure in fast-moving drama of political intrigue and TO- nance, revealed against the back ground of Washington's. interna- tional society. Karen Morley has the feminine lead !s the new pie ture, which John Francis Dillon directed. and which was taken from Denison Clift's widely read story. Others in. the supporting cast are Conway Tearle, Lillian Bond, Alan Mowbray and Leni Sengei.
 Peter B. Kyne's new western thriller, "The Local Man. Is tine companion feature. Hoot Gibson, assisted by pretty Sally Blanc, Is involved in q holdup of . train carrying $20.0000, the money need. ed by two crooked bankers to cov- CT . shortage in the bank. They accomplish the robbery. blame if on Hoot, and when he seems sunk. by a series of clever twists and situations turns the tables and wins back the girl he loves.
 Sally Blanc. who did such nice work in '"Eive star Finar and "The State Witnsss', is charming as the girl who runs the reilrcad station in Rawhide, New Mexico. whore the action of the story takes
 The east is convincins and spe. ciai mention should Do given tq Hooper Atchley end Edward Heern e the two erooksd banksrs; s1 ss,,; <rsat % psrfsrmsi,ee by Edward Psil ss fhe siow-wittsd sheriH.
 oood direction and fIne phosoEra. phv in this most unusual picture, There aFe sosne tnteFestiDg shorl subjects and . Country stoFe VI! hs hoI6 saturday night When y0 haa|<afs of choice eatabiee VIII he handed 10 patrons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

Gossip Congratulations Bill Fitzgerald assistant states attorney who happy dayng Saturday. Bill Harris his annual vacation and won't be back the Mutual Aid desk until week from Monday. Max Trauris in pany with Al Herman of New Haven leaving for Labrador fishing trip. Instead of bathing suit, Max will heavy fanns. Harris Raeke has been i Mrs Clarence J. Bart
 Jess of Wayland visiting Dr and Mrs Everett Clark of Providence, Rhode Island She will sing Station WJAR Saturday night from o'clock Mrs Bartlett o1oist the Bunker Hill church and the wife of Engaver Clarence Bartlett well known along newspaper Thanks Mary Stein of 2l Phoenix for a box of nfoil
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

Congratulations. Extra flood lights will play the marble palace this evening honor of Thomas Kelly Jr precious little cargo of humanity who Marys about midnight Executive Secretary and Mrs Thomas Kelly The baby tipped the official scales pounds and has strong that said lean the general direction of the democratic lever Tommy and his lady love recipients of congratulations all during the day. It's D. B. Distinguished Service 5aby) for D. S C. soldier
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29

Tossed up by the tide Mrs Agnes LsClah of Putnam chased some On opening of the she found bore striking resemblance human hand Which recalls to mind the north end of few years She purchased water melon and\on opening found wedding ring Just 10 be the fssi The Woeo fair lakes place October first snd second The panbuy fair October tisd to eighth Ths Tsuyys f scheduled for September eighth Helen Murphy the Dsms society editor fulSs Monday from period oi wskins Charley Leader snd Alt pufnion performed is grand manner while astns thapsone' for recent Red Triangular boat sail Both popular ihs village -fo1-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
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BY VIM E. MCKINNEY

At contract bridge, one must be very careful in the use of business doubles. Unless you feel quite confident that you can set the de- clarer. at least two tricks. your double is unsound. Freak distribu- tion may cause you to lose one or more of your supposedly sure win ners. That was the case in the hand printed below.