davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-03-12
THREE ADVANCED
. IN POSTAL PLACES
Burke to Succeed Mooney
as Postmaster, in Line
With Farley Policy.

Three career men in the Post once
Department will be advanced April l,
when Vincent c. Burke, now deputy
frst assistant postmaster general, sue
ceeds William NJ Mooney as postmaS-
ter here.
Jesse M. Donaldson, deputy second
assistant, will take over Burke's duties;
James w. Cole, inspector in charge Of
the Atlanta division, will become dep
uty second assistant, and Madison H.
Ackerman, an inspector in the Atlanta
division, will become inspector In
charge.
Policy Carried Out.
The appointments carried out Post
master General Farley's policy Of pro-
noting within the department where
possible, and also Of advancing men
with background as inspectors, Dom
aldson-as we'll as Burke-having
come from this branch of service.
Donaldson, a native Of Shelbyville,
Ill, entered service in 1903 as a clerk
In the fourth-class Office at Hanson,
Ill, and has been deputy second assist
ant three years. His work was highly
commended by the second assistant,
Harllee Branch, under whom he has
served directly.
Cole started out as railway postal
clerk between Atlanta and New Or
leans in 1898, and is considered an ex-
pert in postal transportation matters,
which come under the jurisdiction Of
the second assistants Office.
Ackerman also is a former railway
postal clerk, and is a licensed flyer. He
came into the department in 1908.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Tolley Schooled in A. A. A.
Acting Administrator Began Soil Aid
Program More Than Year Ago.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Howard r. Tolley, whose appoint
ment as acting A. A. A. administrator
was announced yesterday by President
Roosevelt, will direct operations Of q
program he began to design more than
a year ago. At that time, as assistant
A. A. A. administrator, he undertook
an extensive survey Of regional farm
planning, aimed at preservation Of soil
fertility.
Working closely with Secretary Wal
lace and Davis, Tolley became one OF
the first to aim for development Of one
crop-adjustment contract per farm
instead Of multiple commodity con-
tracts. This study had been far ad.
vanced before the Supreme Court in.
validated A. A. A. production control.
Broad of face, stocky. with sharp
wit and keen sense Of humor, Tolley,
at Al, is recognized among Govern
ment leaders as one OF the Nations
outstanding farm experts.
Born on o farm In Howard County.
Ind, Tolley was graduated from
Indiana University IN 1SlU. de taugnV
school two years in his home State
before joining the Coast and Geodetic
Survey as a mathematician In 1912. 8
Soon after 1920 former Secretary
of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace.
father Of the present Secretary, Sc
lected Tolley to begin studies in farm
management and agricultural eco
nomicS. -
Associated with Tolley were the
younger Wallace, M. L. Wilson, now
Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture: w.
F. Callander, now assistant A. A. A.
administrator; j. B. Hutson, director
of the A. A. A. division of miscellane-
Gus crops; Jesse w. Tapp and r. F. FL
lott, both of whom are also with the
A. A. A.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
WIDER TRADE UNIT
POWERSAPPROvED
Senate Interstate Com
n,erce Body Puts o. K.
on Wheeler Bill.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Wheeler bill to broaden the
powers Of the Federal Trade Comnis-
sion to investigate unfair trade prac-
tices was approved yesterday by the
Senate Interstate Commerce Com
mittee.
Modified slightly, but still carrying
provisions vigorously opposed by the
National Association Of Manufacture
ers, the Chamber Of Commerce Of the
United States and the American
Newspaper Publishers Association, the
bill would: ~
Make deceptive acts and practices
In commerce" unlawful in addition to
unfair methods OF competition
specified in existing law.
Expressly gives the commission au.
thortty TO proceed upon its own mi.
tiative," rs well as that Of the Presi-
dent or either house Of Congress As
now provided.
Include persons and partnerships a
well as corporations within the scope
Of the commissions authority to IN.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

Q recent Supreme Court decision
which 1t said permitted q respondent
to continue misleading, and danger
ous advertising because the commission
could not prove any competitors had
been injured.
Although giving qualified approval
to certain sections Of the bill, the
American Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation protested provisions expanding
the commission investigating power
would make it O virtual policing
agency.
Senator King, Democrat Of Utah.
withdrew an amendment to permit
the commission to summon business
and industry to formulate binding
agreements Of fair trade practices,
but said he would revise 1t and offer
1t on the Senate floor.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
THIEF CUT WIRES

David s. Miller, 20 q street. asked
police today to ind the thief who
robbed his home Of $50 worth Of
clothes last night and then cut his
telephone and electric light wires.
Charles z. Berry, 1921 Central ave-
nue. northeast, reported the loss Of
$50 worth of clothes from his garage,
and Loris N. Mouser of the Terminal
Garage, Thirty-ninth and M streets,
reported the theft Of o .a8-caliber
pistol from the desk drawer at the
garage.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
BY HELEN H. ELLIOTT.

As symbols. respectively, of the Re-
publican and Democratic parties, the
elephant and donkey may engage this
year in one of their most bitter and
protracted fights, but they would
never do so in real life.
That is one of the things upon
which DR.. William M. Mann, Zoo di-
rector, muses. upon these days as he
reads the daily papers in terms Of
what he knows about animals. That,
of course, is about as much as any
one knows.
They are both nice, kindly animals
and never would fight each other"
Evening star., 1936-03-12
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
Magic, Singing and Floor Show
on Reciprocity Program.

A program of entertainment, includ-
ing demonstration of magic, singing
and a floor show, will be presented
at the annual members night Of the
Reciprocity Club tonight at the May
flower Hotel.
Harry H. Baker, manager Of the
Washington Boat Line and chairman
of the Entertainment Committee,
American Society Of Magicians No.
23, win perform magicians' tricks.
Choristers of the Baltimore Reel
procity Club will appear in costume.
Edward c. Baltz, club president will
conduct the initiation Of 10 new
members.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Party Symbols Peaceable
Elephant and Donkey Never Fight Each
Other Says Zoo Director.

a circus herd. would kick the legs from
under unruly subordinates. The dom
keys here in the Zoo have been known
to bite visitors who put their fingers
through the mesh.
The wild donkey depends more on
sight, but the elephant hears better.
The elephant, too, uses scent more
than sight to locate his enemies"
Both are smart animals, DR.. Mann
adds. But, because they would not
fight. he sees no reason for speculat-
ing about which would win,
Evening star., 1936-03-12

This group. with the addition Of
Davis, who long has been associated
with the organized farm movement,
formed the backbone Of the A. A. A.
with its inception early in 1854
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
ALI BABA zapasiti Dude S
CHIEF LITTLE WOLF pristi
tVden.

KTfzkove zapasy prfsti tyden
%poradany budou We stredu, 4.
listopadu v Carlins Park. We
dvou hlavnich zapasech zapa-
siti budou: Ali Bahia VS.. Chief
Little Wolf a Orville Brown VS..
AL Bisignano.
Minute 1tery v hlavnfm "a
pase Ali Bahia prohlasen byl
vitezem kdyz Tiny Roebuck pc
mnohonasobnem napomlnanl
soudce Brockmana neprestal
uzivati svych hrubych 1tokn
prot svemu soupeTi. Roebuck.
vaz1c1 1923 liber, suspendovan
byl a pokutovan $50.
Chief Little Wolfe porazil
Fred Grubmiera v 18 minutach
Tom Marvin porazil Ted
Keye v Is minutach.
Zapasy mezi Orville Brown
a Al Bisignano; Bobby Burns
a Frank Sexton pc 80 minute
vem kr1zkovan1 prohlaseny by
ly "a nerozhodnute.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Pfedbezne oznamenf zabav.

OAAA0AAACAAA 0OdV
= Velky Maskarnf Pies u
sporada Slovensky Demokratic
ky Klub z Marylandu v sobo-
tn, 81. f1jna v Polskej Hale,
Bethlehem a Youngstown ave.,
Graceland Park.
= Demokraticky Klub 25.
wardy V Curtis Bay usporada
Ustricove Hody ma SVEN soru
8. listopadu.
= Ochotnicky Spolek sv. Va
clava sehraje divadlo "Slecin-
ka z B1leho Zamecku" We pros
pech osady ST. Athanasius. v
Curtis Bay, V nedeli, dine 8. Ii
stopadu V SIM ma Prudence a
Church ulicich. Zacatek 7.3O
vecer.
Ma oslavu 5Oti-leteho tr-
van1 sehraje Pew. Dram. Sbor
sv. Cecilie hru MAVEN Marin
ka re stare Myslivny". v nede-
Ii ,dne 22. listopadu v move u
pravene SIM sv. Vaclavske sko-
ly ma Collington Ave. Zacatek
urcen pfesne We 3 bod. odpol.
Martinske posvicenf DO
fada sbor Baltimorskych Was
tenek c. 1T J. G. D., 9. listo-
padu V Delnickem Dome V 8.
hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Soud S vrazednici manzela
odlozen.

Meryl Almony, vinena re "a
bit1 sveho manzela, obdrzela
odklad soudu, ktery mel pocf-
it Towson v pondeli, ponevae
tezce onemocnel jej1 syn, jenz
ma byti hlavn1m svedkem.
V tydnu pc zabitf srazen byl
neznamym a~utomobilem 16le-
ty syn, Myron a noha mu mu.
sela byti odnata.
Matka jeho zalovana jest,ze
zavrazdila sveho manzela v
Parkton, B~altimorsky okres v
cervnu.
- Soud, pfi nemz rozhodo-
vano v tydnu tonic v Towsor
o 40 gambl1rskych prestup.
cfch, pocal v dtery rano. IDA
nj prot osobam temto ucinena
byla okresnfmi policisty. Pocet
hospodskych, V jejichz mist
nostech hracske tyto strojky
nalezeny byly, prijdou asi O Ii.
cense.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
$332.675 vice pro dobrocinnost
mesta.

meSta.
Mestsky odbor veTejneho bla-
ha v dtery postal zadost ku W.
boru ma odhady zvysiti dill
mestske dobrocinnosti ma bu-
douci rok O 1882, $3.50. Bude-
Ii zadosti vyhoveno, mesto pri-
speje ku dobrocinnosti obno-
sem S2,884.410.32.
Ku dobru dobrocinnosti pri-
spfvaji jak vladn1 tax statnf
vlady. Starobn1 pense, pomoc
osleplym a zavislym ditkam
poskytovany jsou z dobrocin-
nosti teto. Ma pense odbor OBJ
drzeti ma ma budouci rok OBJ
nos S1,500.444. K tomu mesto
pTispeje $25O.000, stat $780,
900 a vlada doplatf zbytek.
Mestsky odbor ~verejneho
blaha snazf Sc, ably prfspevek
ma pense zvysen byl re strany
mesta ma obnos $33O.OOO.
- Mayoru Jacksonovi zasla-
la v dtery ochranna Lfga NEST
skych poplatnlkG pripis, v
nemz mayor zadan pc tfetf liz
v tonic mesfci, ably rozpocet
ma budouci rok neprestoupiI
obnos $40, 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Odhaleni pomniku Martina
Luthera.

Osmnact stop vysoka, bron-
zova socha Martina Luthera,
reformatora, jez ulita byla v
New Yorku, privezena byla v
1tery do Baltimore. Umistne-
ma byla ma ~podstavci pTiprave-
mem pr vjezdu do Druid Hill
parku z Mount Royal avenue,
kde odhalena Dude slavnostne
tuto sobotu O 3. iodine odpole-
dnl dcerou n6meckeho velvy-
stance, Evou Mari1 Luther.
Socha je umeleckym dilem
Baltimorskeho umelce, Hanse
Schiller.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
26 lovcH pozvano.

Dvacet sest lovcI zahrnuje v
to Walter P. Chrysler, tovarn1-
ka automobile pozvano bylo v
dtery ku soudu, ably Sc zodpo-
vidal re stfelby pc ptactvu a
pod.
Chrysler, jenz vlastnf statek
ma Eastern Shore, honil v Dor
chester okresu 6. prosince 1885
a nemel ::stempl1k" ma sve Ii
censi. Take uzil opakovaci
rucnice, jej1z magaz1n byl pre-
vice nez tri naboje atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30

Sedm rokG staremu hochu,
Thomasu Powell, rozbita byla
lebka taxicabem ma rohu Pratt
a Dallas ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Chycen pfi pokusu udati fales.
nv dvacetidolar.


Louis Blk, 23lety, byl zatcen
v sobotu, kdyz v grocern1m OBJ
chodu ma Frederick avenue u
DAFT chtel falesny dvacetidolar
Blk z Minneapolis, Mimi, do
znaI, Re udal jiz sest falesnych
dvacetidolarG v Chicago, Mem
phis, Dayton, Buffalo a Cleve-
landu. Neprave penfze tyto
koupil "a SIT pred trent mes1-
CT. Koupil jich sedesat. Ra-
demo mu bylo, ably tyto udaval
V grocernfch obchodech pone-
vac pry tyto nejsnaze "daj1 Sc
napaliti."
Kdyz zatcen byl, mel u sebe
jeste tri falesne dvacetidolary.
Ponevac zde posledni dobe
udavany byly falesn6 penfze,
vystraha poslana byla v patek
policejnf stanic1, ably vsechny
obchody davaly dobry pozor
ma pen1ze, ktere jim davany.
George Vane, spravce gro
cernfho obchodu, mel toto ma
pameti, kdyz Blk platil "a vec
koupenou padesat cent? a pTi
tom daval mu dvacetidolar.
Podezr1vajfc1 jej Vane pozoro-
val jak Blk Sci do jineho OBJ
chodu ma Frederick avenue a
upozornil nan ~policistu. Ia ne
dlouho Blk byl v jeho moci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Automobily.

<1ASOAAAOOAAy
Sedm roku staremu hochu,
Thomasu Powell, rozbita byla
lebka taxicabem ma rohu Pratt
a Dallas ulic.
- 50lety Hall Midway z
Hydes v Baltimorskem okresu,
byl tezce zranen automobilem
ma Belair road v Kingsville.
Byla mu rozrazena lebka. Au-
tomobil f1dil Hummer z Har-
ford okresu.
= Phi vstoupenf zpet ably Sc
vyhnul v 1900 blocku Belair
road automobile, 60 roxy sta
remu Petru Wagner byla pre-
razena stehennf kost.
- 60lety Henry Lutz z Ere
mont avenue, byl usmrcen v So
botu, kdyz sestoupil S chodni-
ku do ulice bl1zko Beechfield
avenue v cestu malemu trucku,
ktery T1dil Mehaffie z Frede-
rick. Nekolik okamzik1 neil
strzen byl automobilem, koupil
81 skatulku sirek v grocernim
obchodu nedaleko sveho domo-
va. Kdyz zachycen autem, Cd
hozen byl a sirky vznaly Sc v
kapse jeho.
Smrt1 jeho pocet usmrcenych
automobily cd 1. ledna v Ma
rylandu dostoupil vyse 800.
= Clarence Hatfield, SO le-
TT z Mount Airy, byl smrteln6
zranen neznamym automobi-
lem ma Frederick road u Wood
lawn avenue. Byla mu zlome-
ma ruka a noha.
- Osmnact automobilistG
Marylandskych vzdati Sc mu-
selo svych licensl behem tydne
koncfciho We stfedu. Patnacti
vzata byla licens, ponevac RI
dill automobil opili. Trem wa
ia byla licens, re nezastavili ma
mfste melody. Mezi temito byl
William Moore, (. 1902 Ash
land avenue. Jinym As license
byly suspendovany ma rIznou
dobu pro rGzna pTestoupeni
ACKNOWLEDGMENT predpisG..
V tydnu bylo devet osud-
nych nehod, sest v okres1ch, TT
V Baltimore meste. Ma poku.
tach skolektovano bylo $500
Do sunny teto prispely okresy
obnosem $6.251.
- Cikanka, Patience S
Hicks, 33leta z Richardson
Park, Delaware, byla usmrce.
ma v nedeli, kdyz truck, v nem5
jela S manzelem a dvema syny
vytlacen byl automobilem ze
silnice ma Frederick road a pre-
vrhl Sc ma sloup. Truck rfdi
JEFF manzel, ma nemz jeli ze
Strasburg, Pa, do Glen Burnie
On a synove, 2 a IL roku staff
poraneni byli.
- Tri zeny poraneny byly
tezce v nedeli, kdyz automobi
S mimi Sc srazil S jinym ne
Mount a Baltimore ulicich
Poraneny byly: Fannie Cor.
man, Ray Bucheit a Merle In.
glehart. R1dici obou automo.
bill: Richard Inglehart a Hes
terova Wardell z Washingto.
nu, vyvazli bez zranen1.
- V jine nedelnf nehode zlo-
meny byly ODE nohy 6 roku sta
remu Donaldu Hoffman z Bur.
gundy ulice. Spadl s trucku.
kdyz tento jel z lotu ma Den
yer ulici.
- Devftilety Frederick Her
man zraneny a~utomobilem
pred mesfcem, zemrel 1tery
v nemocnici. Zranen byl pr
hire ma Monroe ulici u Harlem
avenue.
- Osmileta Pauline Sher-
man zranena byla v 1tery taxi
cabem ma Belvedere a Park
Heights avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
WHITE CLOUD
Matrace neb Box Pera

Zhotovena z lneneho neb ra-
yon damasku = tabulova neb
volnych vzork1 = rG1zove, or
child, zelene a modre barry.
Velmi vzdusne a lemovane ku
z%achycenl, podajn6 gumove
knofllky.
Tato NOVA White Cloud Box
Pera, ma pros1vane rance a
pfichaz1 obycejne v barvach
ably Sc pTizpGsobila k matraci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Dslnicky vIdce pro kratsi
hodinv.

Re pracovnf hodiny delnikui
must byti zkraceny, ably dosta-
10 Sc vsem prilezitosti ku praci,
tvrdil v nedelni sve Teci v Alca-
Ear George M. Harrison, presi-
dent Bratrstva zeleznicnfch
klerkG a mfstopresident Anne
rickeho Sdruzeni Prace.
We sch1zi navstivene asi 25C
osobami pracovano bylo k to.
mu, ably president Roosevelt
znovu zvolen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Soud pro vrazdu spachanou
pred 7 rokv.

9. litopadu pocato Dude v
Annapolis Sc soudem Henry
Sanders, 81 rok1 starym a Wy
slouzilcem re svetove valky.
Zavren jest, re zavrazdil Geo.
McCleary, B~altimorskeho ridi-
&c trucku ma Annapolis Boule-
ward II. srpna 1929. Mrtvola
T1dice trucku nalezena byla
tehdy "a A dny pc spachane
vrazde. Bylo mu vrahem ulou-
peno $153.47, ktere skolekto-
val pro spolecnost, pro n1z pra-
coval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP ANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRODA Sc r osmnact
akrG V prGmeru ma Furnace
Branch Road, Box GA, pouze 5
mil z mesta. Proda Sc Sc vSlm
zaTizen1m. Hod1c1 Sc pro drG-
beznictv1 aneb farmaTenf. Pro
da Sc LEVINE aneb ma vymenu S
majetkem V meste. K doptani
tamtez aneb redakci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
Registrace lekarnikI.

Marylandsky lekarnicky W.
Dor registroval v pondell osm
nastavajlc1ch lekarnfk1. Mezi
temito jest John w. Vondra-
eek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-30
SUCHE DRfVf K PALIVU.

Takove m1zete obdrzeti u
pf. J. Cervenka, 4703 Sixth st.
v Brooklyn. Jest zajiste INA
mo z dTfv6jSfch dob ktere do
vazel krajanGm zesnuly Jan
Cervenka. Nynf jest zamestnan
syn a p1. Cervenkova tom OBJ
chodu, kde sc mGzete u nj pTi-
HAST v padu potreby neb "a
volejte telefonem
PROSPECT 100
Evening star., 1936-06-10
s-.,.
-: 60 %aA.: =: :

bands Of bright brown. The designs
vary with them. so that you may
collect several and not find dupli-
Gates. The thin lip is scalloped; |;
the columella is quite narrow There
are three oblique folds. The open
doorway has an exquisite pink lining.
Tulip bands are not above eating
dead Holsters and crabs. If you try
to take their dinner from them they
get very wrought up about 1t.
On the tropical West Coast OF Amer
lea you find the prince band she'll
1t is a very large creature, too. The
shell Is deep rich brown; whorls
that are deeply grooved and distinct
ly rigid. The aperture is a beautiful
orange-red. scored with groups of
raised red lines. It has been likened
to blank of music paper. The size
OF the shell Is about 812 inches.
From Mexico to Panama there Is
smaller band shell, the salmon. II
is trim little shell of about 5
inches, with a low spire decorated
with nodules. 1t has a puckered LIP.
The columella possesses two sturdy
plaits. Over the yellow color there
is transparent, brownish skin. The
body of this band shell is a brilliant
red.
On the same beaches you will find
many other shells Check over your
scrapbook and make a note of those
you wish to add to your collection.
Evening star., 1936-06-10
Psychology
BY DR.. JESSE w. sPRpwLs.
Reconstructed Temperament.

- VERY ONE possesses tempera-
- ment. That's the quality BY
which we come to know indi-
viduals and to distinguish one
from another. Temperament is one
of the biggest problems with which
society is concerned. 1t has given the
scientists no end of worry.
For many years it was supposed
that individual temperaments could
be cultivated. A defeating teinpera-
ment might be changed into a sue
cessful one. In the period following
the War Between the States the edu-
Gators went in for what might be
called temperament education. They
supposed that the sort of studies you
pursued in school might change
your temperament.
But these educators didn't change
temperament. And SO education as
reconstructing agent is now prac-
tically abandoned. Your temperament
Is now regarded as an Unborn capacity.
Now comes the question: What are
you to do If you find that your tenn
peramental set-up is some sort of
hindrance to you7 Here's what the
modern psychologists says: You may
Evening star., 1936-06-10
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

- UMMER time Is beach time,
and what prizes we may find
on the sands! These hand
- some spindle shaped shells with
sharp spire, long oval opening which
ends In a straight or twisted canal,
may be seen crawling over the mud
fats or burying themselves under the
sand, leaving only the tip of the spire
exposed. Habitat-the shadows of
all warm seas. You should have sew
eral very select ones to add to your
shell collection by Autumn, and what
pleasure If several of your school
mates have some you can exchange
with each other.
There are IA living species known
today and there are about 80 fossil
species.
One band shell you may find very
acceptable Is the orange-band shell,
at one time known as "the Persian
vest" 1t Is orange In color. mottled
In white and has blunt nodules. 1t
Is the one grandfather loved to place
among his treasures in the cabinet.
Possibly you may still have one in
the family.
Then there is the giant. a fighter.
who reaches a length of to 2 feet.
His home Is heavy affair and
quite impressive. The opening shows
no lines, but is beautiful orange
red. the surface of the shell Is yellow
under horny brown skin. He strolls
the beaches OF North Carolina to the
West Indies and Brazil.
A neighbor of his, the tulip band,
is also found in shallow water. He
prefers the pebbly coasts, where the
water Is not so turbulent and where
algae is abundant He is a beauty.
In form he excels the tulip in a
garden, after which he is named,
though the flower has the more lovely
colors. The rounded whorls taper
gradually from the large center to a
slender spire. The surface of the
shell Is smooth, wound with pairs
of hair lines, that identify all men,
bers Of this family TO you. Across
the whorls there are lovely wavy lines
Of gray: over them there are broken
!
Evening star., 1936-06-10
ULSTER CONSIDERS TAX
ON FREE STATE HUT
Customs Office Found Partly Over
Boundary Line on Dublin
Belfast Road.

DUBLIN (R.-No Irish fists are fiy.
ing, but many an Irishman is wearing
a broad smile over the latest comedy
drama in the Free State Ulster ennity.
The customs huts of the two gov
ernments face each. other across the
boundary line on the Dublin-Bel-
fast road.
Free State officers were suddenly
surprised to find two men surveying
their ofaces. Sharp inquiry disclosed
they were Ulster officials who had
discovered that half the Free States
office was in Ulster, and subject to
taxes
Frantic figuring by Free State ex-
perts has revealed that 1t Is all too
true and now they are awaiting an
Ulster tax bill.
Evening star., 1936-06-10

% Hoping to be doubled so he can
run to his heart suit.
(2) Entering into the spirit of the
occasion and intending later to bid up
to five or six diamonds
(3) South realizes that his partner
is going to raise diamonds and prays
that the opponents will double his bid
so he can run to hearts before the
partnership reaches the clouds. ,,
"a South finds himself at five
diamonds with void suit.
80 South takes deep breath and
rescues himself.
90 A brilliant bid. North realizes
that his partners original bid was
psychic and that he must have q
long heart suit.
In the play of the hand West
opened a small spade and the declarer
ducked, allowing East to win the
trick East then made the fatal
error of leading the king of diamonds.
South trllmped, drew two rounds of
trumps, landing In dummy, and then
ruffed another diamond In his hand.
Returning to dummy with the ace of
spades, he ruffed still another dia-
mond. This last ruff established the
diamond suit and enabled the declarer
to make his doubled slam contract.
Had East. after taking The first
trick with the queen of spades, re-
turned either a spade or a club, the
contract would have been defeated, as
the declarer would not have had
enough entries to set up his dia-
mond suit. Easts alibi was fairly |
said to his partner, How |
could I expect South to be void of a !
suit that he had bid and then re-
bid?"
tCopyrisht 1861
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