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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-10-31
WRESTLING CAPT.
WON SCHOLARSHIP

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 31-(UP)
One Of Harvard's foremost ur-
dergraduate honors, the Francis H
Burr scholarship, has been award
ed to, Richard Glover Ames Of Way
land, a senior, president of the
student council. and captain of the
varsity wrestling team.
=. Established in 1914 in memory
Of the late Francis H. MUIR of the
class Of 1909, the scholarship Is
awarded annually to an undergrad
uate who combines as nearly as
possible Burr's remarkable quail
ties Of character, leadership, scho-
larship, and athletic ability"
Among the $4,000 Migrants now
tramping highways of England are
1000 boys under 81.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-10-31
ST THOMAS ALUMNI
TO CONVENE WE'D,

Preparations for the bazaar to
be held in the near future will be
discussed at meeting Of the
Alumni of st Thomas church to-
morrow night at o'clock in the
church basement. All graduates OF
the school, include sheepskin re-
cipients from 1903 to the last grad
uating class, are urged to put In
their attendance at this gathering.
Evening star., 1933-01-26
LOOK OUT FOR
THESE SYMPTOMS
OF CONSTIPATION
Get Relief With kellogg's
All-Bran

Headaches, loss of appetite and
energy, sallow compilations, and
sleeplessness are often warning
signs of common constipation. Un-
less checked, constipation may i'm
pair health.
Today, you can get rid Of COM
mon constipation by simply eating
delicious cereal. Laboratory tests
show that Kellogg's ALL-BRAN pro-
yides bulk" to exercise the intes-
tines, and vitamin B to further aid
regularity. ALL-BRAN Is also q
good source of blood building iron.
The bulk" in ALL-8RAN is much
like that in leafy vegetables. Inside
the body, it forms a soft mass.
Gently, it clears the intestines Of
wastes. How much better than tax
ing patent medicines.
Two tablespoonfuls daily will
overcome most types of constipation.
Serious cases, with every msal If
not relieved this way, see your
doctor.
Enjoy ALL-BRAN as a cereal, or
use in cooking Appetizing recipes
on the red-and-green package. At
all grocers. Made by Kellogg In
Battle Creek.-Advertisem
Evening star., 1933-01-26
Conquering Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS

tributed. II my partner cannot At
either Of my suits we should land In q
partial score contract In hearts.
Example Two.
spades-x piapondsIK o1o XXX
With the above hand I would bid one
diamond. The strength In this hand
lies in its ability to febid several times
with comparative safety. In defense
this hand cannot be relied on for more
than one or at the most two tricks.
Therefore, the best defense for this
hand is to open the bidding.
One -suiter Aggressive Type.
With the one suffer hand I prefer to
pass the first round. The bidding Is
usually opened against holdings Of this
kind, giving me the opportunity to bid
my hand naturally and without mis-
leading my partner.
Sesss.S1. sesass5K ao111 16Is%ona'-Ax11 69aS;@s
% If my partner opens the bidding
I can freely bid and rebid to game in
spades, or can stand high no trump
contract by my partner If he bids both
my weak suits.
ca If the opponents open the bid
ding, I can back in" with my long suit
and even rebid 1t without serious risk
Of an excessive penalty. have often
been allowed to play hands Of this type
at q contract could fulfill; sometimes
doubled. Even If I am defeated trick
or two, the penalty usually Is worth
while, as the opponents would have been
wiser to bid and score their game.
Mr. Sims will answer all inquiries on con-
tract that are addressed to this newspaper
with q Self-addressed. stamped envelope.
(Copyright, 1933D
Evening star., 1933-01-26

|D EDDY FOX is by nature a eau
s1; %Ss PsS: a:;;:,:: cautious: i :vos;.s Is :hSS Il
risks possible. His father and
mother were the same way, and their
fathers and mothers before them.
Reddy is called sly, but his slyness
really is caution. This Is especially
true where his greatest enemy, man. Is
concerned. Were it not true, Reddy
would not be alive today. He Is always
ready to take to those swift, black feet
of his.
But this doesn't mean that Reddy
Is a coward. No indeed. It merely
means that he is too smart to be fool
ish He is smart enough to know that
he lives longest who takes fewest risks
and that 1t is better to 60 without q
thing than to pay too great a price
And he Is smart enough also to know
that there are times when 1t pays to
be bold. And Reddy can be bold. He
Is no coward.
Just now Reddy was doing some quick
thinking. He was peeping around the
corner of a barn watching a farmer
drive his hens from the dooryard toward
the henyard where they would be shut
in by a high wire fence. He had
been just ready to rush out and seize
one of those hens when the door of
the house had opened and the farmer
had stepped out. The farmer hadn't
seen him, nd Reddy knew it. What
to do now? There was the danger of
the dinner he had a moment before
been so sure Of and which he so sorely
needed and had come SO far to get,
being taken away from him.
1T is now or never" thought Reddy.
"Of course I can go away and return
tomorrow morning. But can't wait
until tomorrow for dinner I am
starving right now That man hasn't
gun with him. He will have to go
back in the house for q gun. BY that
time I can be beyond danger from a
Evening star., 1933-01-26
Example.

spades-K @ 1Oxx Diamonds-xx
Hearts-AJ AJxxx Clubs-x
With the above hand I would bid
one spade
This hand needs very little from my
partner to develop a game, in fact. far
less than he needs to open the bidding
If I pass.
Should my partner give me one no
trump response (our weakest reply
am not afraid to bid my second suit
at two contract, allowing him to show
a preference by passing or reverting to
my first suit If his hand provides a
fit for one Of my suits, he may even
give a raise on distributional grounds.
If the opponents overcall, will judge
from the nature of their bidding wheth-
er or not to show my second suit. 1t
Is generally dangerous to do so when
vulnerable If partner has passed the
first bid or overcall. When not vulner-
able it is often advisable to show the
second suit at two, over an adverse
overcall by the player to your right.
When the two-suiter has its strength
In both minors, do not shade the bid
unless the distribution is SO uneven
that the extremely aggressive charac-
ter of the hand can be made clear to
my partner only by opening the bidding.
Example One.
Spades Diamonds-K 10 x x
Hearts-Q 10x Clubs-A Qxxx
With the above hand I would bid one
diamond. The danger of an eventual
misfit is remote. The probabilities are
that all four hands are unevenly dis
Evening star., 1933-01-26

gun. He may have . dog in the house,
but that is a chance will have to take.
Anyway, never yet have seen the dog
I couldn't fool and get rid Of. That
man doesn't think any one would dare
be bold enough to take Q hen right
under his very nose"
Reddy crept around the corner Of
the barn. Blacky the Grow, watching
from the top Of q tree, held his breath
What was Reddy going to do? Would
he dare seize one Of those hens now?
Biacky couldn't believe 1t.
Already some Of the hens were enter
Ing the henyard. In q moment or two
all would be inside and the gate closed.
Reddy moved forward swiftly behind
the unsuspecting farmer. Then with
a sudden rush he sped past, seized a
plump hen by the neck, threw her body
over his shoulder and sped on, raced
around the hen house and OF across
the snow-covered fields.
Such confusion! Such q racket!
The hens were running this way and
that way squawking with fright. Those
in the henyard were running for the
safety Of the hen house.
Hi! Drop that hen, you red thief"
yelled the farmer, and started to run
d1eCI 1Scuuy uIltll 1lc TcdllZtO now 1OOl.
ish and hopeless that was. He yelled
again. hoping that Reddy would be SO
frightened by the sound of his voice
that he would drop that hen. But
Reddy had no idea Of doing anything
Of that kind.
Cav! Cav! Cav! Caw!" shrieked
Blacky in great excitement, and spread
his black wings to follow Reddy.
The door Of the house opened and
the farmers wife stepped out. For
the land sake, what is all this racket
about" she demanded.
"A fox got one of our hens from
right under my nose" replied the farm
er as he drove the rest Of the hens into
the henyard and closed the gate. Bold
est thing ever knew a fox to do.
Took that hen in broad daylight with
me right here! I'll fix him If ever he
comes around here again.
He must have been terribly hungry
to be so bold" said his wife. II de-
clare I don't see how the wild things
live in times like these. I guess We
can spare that hen"
Il suppose we can" replied the farm
Evening star., 1933-01-26

F, er, less angrily. He must have been
starving to be so bold. 1t Is tough on
the wild things this weather. and no
mistake"
II didn't think he had it in him."
chuckled Blacky as he flew on his way.
Il didn't think he would dare do it.
But one will dare almost anything when
one is starving. I know. wonder II
Reddy will 60 back now or If he will
be foolish enough to stay around here
and try for another hen. He won't
DO 1t again so easily. That farmer will
be on the watch for him. Well. 1t Is
no business Of mine what he does. I've
got troubles enough of my own"
Having finished his breakfast. Reddy
trotted of to the nearest place which
promised hiding in case Of need, and
there lay down for the rest he sorely
needed and to think things over What
to do now? He was far, very far, from
home. Should he start back when the
Black Shadows came creeping out to
warn OF the coming night, or should he
remain and explore and become thor
oughly acquainted with the country
about?"
>"I might stay a few days" thought
Reddy. 80 far have seen on signs
OF other Foxes around here. Certainly
none has been around that farm lately
or that farmer wouldn't have let his
hens out the way he did. Perhaps there
are other farms where a smart Fox
could pick up a fat hen now and then.
My, I feel like new Fox Yes, sir, I
do SO. I feel like a new Fox. Never
before in my life did I need good meal
as I needed that one"
Reddy began to chuckle He was
living over again the exciting moments
OF the getting of that breakfast. He
was some surprised, was that farmer"
thought Reddy How he did yell at
me. I suppose he thought I would
drop that hen. Nothing less than a
dog at my very heels would have made
me drop it, and I don't know but what
I would have turned and fought a dog
for it. Hunger makes one desperate.
wonder if I could do it over again
tomorrow morning. That farmer viii
not expect me to return. And those
hens are fat and good eating"
The more he thought about it the
more he was tempted to visit that farm
again the following morning. He had
gotten that hen so easily that he
couldn't see why he shouldn't get an
other just as easily. What was the use
OF wasting time visiting other places
where a hen might not be so easily
caught? But behind the temptation
common sense was whispering also
Very likely that farmer will be
watching with terrible gun tomorrow
morning" whispered common sense.
BE satisfied and wait awhile. Give
that farmer time to forget about this
morning. Keep away from there. Then
perhaps some day when you need a
breakfast as much as you did this
morning you may have another chance
without too much risk A wise Fox
takes no chances unless he must"
So Reddy finally took a nap and
dreamed of fat hens that begged him
to take them back.
Evening star., 1933-01-26
My Neighbor Says:

Chopped dates, figs, nuts or
raisins added to a cream filling
for pie, give variety. Lemon.
orange or vanilla extracts should
be used for the navoring.
Always apply a poultice slowly.
Have it smoking hot, but before
applying it cover the skin with
oil, and after testing the poultice
on the back of your hand, put 1t
on the patient. Cover with fan
mel to keep the heat from es-
Gaping.
II you will drop your egg yolks
in q bowl Of water you will find
they will keep nicely. Just pour
off water when you want to use
them.
To remove q blot Of ink or an
incorrect figure or letter. II an
eraser is not handy, use . piece
Of sandpaper pressed tightly over
the finger. Rub this gently on
the spot till it disappears.
Evening star., 1933-01-26

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed
the greatest liring contract and auc-
ton player. He ,Ods captain OF the
renowned -Four Horsemen" team,
and has tDon "a national champion
ships since 1924. These articles are
based on the Sims system, phich in
cludes the one-oDer-one principle
that the Sims group of players tnas
the first to employ and develop.
Evening star., 1933-01-26

r e q u ! r ements
are shaded for an
aggressive hand.
With the ag-
gressive type of
hand I will shade
my primary trick
requirements, es.
pecially when !
hold a two-suited
hand with FIVE
card strength in
both major suits,
even as low as two
pri ary tricks,
plus some slight
secondary values in
the lonp sllits
Evening star., 1933-01-26
Canapes of Smoked Fish.

Heat two ounces of butter until Let
and mix with one cupful of smoke :.
fish that has been passed through c
chopper. Add four teaspoonfuls OF
cream, mix we'll and spread on toast
cut in fancy shapes. Garnish with ripe
olives,
Evening star., 1933-01-26
Foot Comfort.

Buy cotton blanket to keep your
feet warm at night. It can be bought
for so cents. full size Fold the blanket
once and lay it across the foot of the
bed between the sheets and slip your
feet between the fold of blanket. This
will solve the problem Of cold feet.
Evening star., 1933-01-26
MENU FOR A DAY.

MEN U FUN n Ia /.
BREAKFAST.
Sliced Bananas
Dry Cereal With Cream
Creamed Finnan Haddie
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Creamed Lobster on Toast
Celery Olives
Fresh Fruit Salad
Crackers Cheese Tea
DINNER.
Cream of Carrot Soup
Fried Smells Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
Butterfly Salad, French Dressing
Cocoanut Custard Pie
FINNAN HADDIE.
Cut a small slice of fat salt
pork into dice, cook until the fat
is extracted and drain. Put
3 tablespoons Of the pork fat In
a saucepan, add 3 tablespoons
flour, stir well, then pour in slow
ly, while stirring constantly, 112
cups milk. When perfectly
smooth add IA cups faxed
cooked finnan haddie, ~ cups
diced cooked potatoes, the pork
scraps and pepper and salt to
taste. Stir well, cook Is minutes
over boiling water, add beaten
yolkS of 2 eggs, cook minute
longer and serve with garnish
of toast points.
CREAMED LOBSTER.
Cook 2 tablespoons Of butter
and the same of flour to q cream.
Add l cup rich milk, salt and
paprika and a teaspoon Of lemon
juice. Beat until foamy, then
add IL cups of lobster meat
coarsely chopped. Cover and
cook for four minutes.
BUTTERFLY SALAD.
One slice of pineapple on a
crisp lettuce leaf. Cut in halves
and turn the curved sides over so
they meet. Lay stoned dates be-
tween wings for a body. Slice
stoned, canned cherries and place
a slice at each point Of wing and
at center of each side Of body.
Cut a stuffed olive where you
cut the slice of pineapple, then
cut orange peeling to look like
the feelers. Serve with may
onnaise.
Evening star., 1933-01-26

exhibited held
conducting which will 500
LOG free tickets prizes.
published
automobile should
studied
Evening star., 1933-01-26
The Opening Bid.

TN the previous article on this sub
ject, I dealt with hands Of the de-
/ fensive type and hands of border
line nature, in first and second
position.
We now have to deal with the ag-
gressiI, type.
Evening star., 1933-01-26
DOROTHY DK'S LETTER BOX
Shall Man Will Property to Wife or Divide
With Chldren?-How Can Girls
Idea of Marriage Be Cured?

EAR MISS DIX . wife three children
\ make will. shall divide 1t them?
thing to wife give each portion of estate?
- HUSBAND
Evening star., 1933-01-26


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the verge OF Insanity?
Answer: Alas hopeless because these radio
hee are even people with little
turn on the radio and leave all day.
the house ,,,,. ~ DOROTHY
Evening star., 1933-01-26
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON ". BURGESS.

Be cautious in the things you DO;
But there's q time for boldness, too.
-REDDY FOX
Evening star., 1933-01-26
Star
+ a t t e r n s
New Silhouette.

The pattern is designed in sizes IL
to 40. Size SO requires 3ss yards Of
36-inch fabric II skirt IS cut on bias.
and 3h yards Of 36-inch fabric II cut
Evening star., 1933-01-26

. THE most effective way to resist the
flu is to build up strong alkaline reac-
lion in your system - and this is exactly
what Florida citrus fruits do! Eat Florida
oranges, eat Florida grapefruit-drink
the delicious juice, this is the happiest
health tonic that ever passed your lips.
You don't have to argue with the chill
dren shout this preventive - they love
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
DRUG CODE TO
AFFECT 5000
JOBS IN STATE
Temporary Schedule OF
Salary, Hours Given
MA Approval.

Six thousand employees of about
$500 Indiana retail drug stores will
be affected by salary and working
hours schedules fixed in temporary
code approved by General Hugh S.
Johnson, NRA administrator.
Registered. assistant registered.
and apprentice pharmacists. re-
garded as professionals. and males
employed as walters. are not af-
fected by the code. it was announced
by A. Kiefer Mayer. indianapolis,
Drug Institute of America. Inc.
vice president, who received details
of the plan from Washington.
Walters are limited to fifty-four
hours. pending adoption Of a per-
manent restaurant code.
Employees affected may work a
maximum of forty-eight hours a
week, and not more than eight
hours in any twenty-four, compared
with an average of about seventy
hours a week prevalent here
previously.
All stores must remain open al
least ninety hours a week, unless
they operated on a shorter schedule
prior to July /. and in such event
they may not reduce hours now.
The wage schedule does not affect
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
PIainfieId Druggist Injured
Critically in Crash Near
Bridgeport.

Four persons were hurt Tuesday
night and early today in automobile
crashes on the National road, west
of Indianapolis.
Eugene E. Watson, so, Plainfield
druggist, is in critical condition at
st. Vincent's hospital His auto
crashed into a truck east of Bridge
port.
Watson suffered conclusion of the
brain, a fracture of enc hip, and
rib is believed to have punctured
one of his lungs. Watson was at
tempting to pass another car when
his auto crashed into the truck.
Three other persons were injured
in another head-on collision in the
6l00 block of the National road.
Autos of James S. Radcliffe, %, of
33 Eagle drive. and Donald Ware. Al,
of 1926 East Tenth street, crashed,
injuring Ware, James Waye. 90, of
708 East Georgia street. and Miss
Maxine Terrell, 724 North Alabama
street, riding with Ware.
Ware suffered a broken arm and
head and face cuts, and Miss Ter
rell and Waye were cut and bruised.
Radcliffe was unhurt.
Head injuries were incurred by
Dick Thornberry. 9, of 2545 Broad
way. when he was struck by an auto
at Twenty-fourth street and College
avenue, Tuesday afternoon. He was
taken home. Forest Gross, 1907
Spruce street, driver of the car, vas
held blameless by police.
Harold Rogers, 81, of 404 Parker
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16

messengers engaged In delivery OF
medicinal products, and persons
under is years Of age. permitted
by Section / OF the Presidents en-
ployment agreement.
Minimum salary schedule in the
northern section of the United
States is SIS a week in cities of
more than 100000 population: s1450
in cities of 100000 70 500 1000: s13
in cities OF $500 TO 100000: and in
cities under $500. wages must be
increased not less than 90 per cent.
but need not be in excess of SO a
week. Employees with less than six
months experience in retail drug
stores may be paid 50 less than the
minimum. In the southern states.
the minimum is 81 week less.
All retail druggists who have
signed the Presidents agreement
will operate under these conditions.
and Mayer urged all druggists who
have not signed the code TO do so
at once.
He asked that every retail drug
gist who has signed the code address
a letter TO the postmaster. stating
that he has signed a certificate of
compliance. giving the date and
which he desires TO have amended
as follows:
To the extent Of NRA consent
as announced. We have complied
with the Presidents agreement by
conforming with the substituted
provisions of the code submitted for
the retail drug ind lstry."
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the proffer of the ministry to Mex
leo, but reasons of health" pre-
vented his departure for Mexico
City.
From that time on those who
were tending the growing fire of
revolution never doubted where his
heart lay.
Today he has the united support
OF all those factions bent upon
creating a renascent Cuba. They dc
not doubt. these soldiers, statesmen
pedagogues, students, planters. peas
ants and shopkeepers. that DR.. DE
Cespedes successfully will bridge the
gap between the old tyranny and
the new freedom, will cooperate
with his old friend, Franklin D
Roosevelt, in working out a new
deal' for the island people his
father led to liberty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16

ceived the interest on their Cuban
loans. and, beyond that, looked out
for the spoils.
True, he was persuaded to serve
for one year as Machado's secretary
of state. Apparently the experience
was Illuminating, for he threw up
the post suddenly, went back to the
plantation, talked little.
Machado, oddly, was not left
without a De Cespedes in his cab
met. His secretary Of public works
was DR.. Miguel De Cespedes. who,
however, is not related to the pro-
visional president.
When again the dictator ap-
preached him, anxious, no doubt, to
secure the support of so distin-
guished a Cuban, DR.. De Cespedes
was something more than noncom-
initial. He did not actually refuse
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
UTILITY SIGNS CODE

Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
Act to Affect 2l0 Communities.
By United Press
HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. 10
Morse Dellplain, president of the
Northern Indiana Public Service
Company, today announced that his
companies would sign the NRA
codes for gas and electric industries
and would apply the terms of these
codes to the utility properties in the
2l0 communities served by the
properties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
4 Are Hurt in Highway
Accidents West of CItu

avenue, was hurt when the truck he
was driving struck a traffic signal
at Virginia avenue and Alabama
street. Rogers was charged with
drunkenness and operating an auto
while drunk.