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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-28
TENN1g JTNx HOLDS SWAY

Kent, o. CUP) .--Eill Keller, Kent State University tennis ace, believes in jinxes. In each of six consecu- tive matches he lost his first set but won the match. He won the first set of his seventh match -and lost the match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-28

Dk. hALFh 3. DeChASxOrOhO who are: Frederick B. Hart Gendel, Fred Barald, Benjamin R. Gendel, Eric L. Bernstein, Clifton Ander- son, Helen c. Richter, Herman &. Cutler, all of New Haven; Leo w.
 Roster, New London; oJseph A. Chiota, Joseph J. Esposito, Ray mond P. Below, William J. Murcko, Bridgeport; Sydney sewall, Hart ford; Solam Segal, Norwich; Will liam J. Kucewica. Yonkers, N. r.; Ernest Kish,- Egmont J. Orbach, Ernest Rosenthal, New oYrk city; Benjamin B. Whitcomb, Ellsworth, Me; Oresto P. Tortolani, Cranston, R. L.: and Charles H. Mclaughlin, Everett, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-28
RANcH rRouD oF REcoRD

Kerrville, Tex. CUP).-A record herd of IA calves from 118 COWS was produced on the ranch of Adam Wilson. Jr, near here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-28

Gold is plentiful in Alaska. but only the fields near the coast can
 be worked profitably.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-28
HITCH HrKER OFFERS CODE

Reno, Nev. (UP).-Arthur Dean Swift, who after 90.50O miles of hitch-hiking dubs himself the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-28
NEW RANK IN
 ARGENTINE ARMY

Buenos Aires (UP).-By decree of the chief executive, the Argen- tine army will have a new rank, that of quartermaster general. This new post will be filled by an officer with the rank of general.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-28

Coal deposits of Alaska are es- timated at about io.O0O, 100000 tons.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS

The biennial convention of the State
chapter will be held Monday at the
Raleigh Hotel at 10 am, with the
State president, Mrs. Amelia Theile,
presiding. Reports Of officers, chair
men of committees and election of Of
ficers will occupy the sessions through
out the day.
A dinner will be served at pm,
when the national president, Mrs. Irv-
ing Fairweather, Wallace, Idaho; Mrs.
Iisbeth Waters, Salem. Oreg., national
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Florence
A. Latham, former national corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Mary T.
Shanahan, national custodian of rec
ords, and Mrs. Roscoe L. Oatley, past
State president, will be guests.
Installation ceremonies will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Fairwether, assisted by
the State chaplain, Mrs. Johanna
0ynson, sergeant at arms and colors
following the dinner.
A memorial service will be held, pay
i ing tribute to members who have
passed away, under the direction OF
Mrs. Oatley. Mrs. Emil Walter and
Mrs. George S. CARL are In charge OF
dinner arrangements.
Ths sessions and dinner are open to
the members.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

duced if holding at least 10 cards in
the two suits.
6. Make a jump rebid in a new suit
with hand close to en- opening two
bid in strength.
If partners response is a single
raise:
l. Rebid to two no trump with high
card value of l012 to IL (31a to 4 quick
tricks and no worthless doubleton;
or to three no trump with high card
value OF 12l2-l4 a plus to AZ quick
trlcks) and no suit unstopped.
2. Rebid original suit to three with
SIX or seven probable tricks and to
tour with 7i2 probable tricks.
3. Bid another suit with but a a.
card suit of your own and with more
than a king above a minimum bid,
where you cannot bid two no TRUMP.
4. Jump In new suit as a slam trv.
II partners response is a double
raise: Rebid your own suit to four. un.
less hand qualities for a slam invita-
tlon, IN accordance with the rule of the
ace and the king.
II partners response is a triple raise:
Jump to six with flrst-round control in
three suits, Second-round control in
the fourth suit and at least 6ls prob
able tricks.
Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-21
NEARBY BANKS TO PAY
LARGE YUlE SAVINGS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, Nov. 90
Banks in this section will distribute
more than $4,000 in Christmas saw
1ngs checks on December /.
The Prince Georges Bank & Trust
Co. in Hyattsville will send out checks
totaling sl62,0O0 to 2,138 club mem
bers, and the Prince Georges Bank &
Trust Co. in MOUNT Rainier will dis
tribute $69,021.50 to 1923 members.
The Citizens Bank of Riverdale will
send out approximately $2l 900 to 5Oz
members.
SEAT PLEASANT, Md, Nov. 20
. Especially The Seat Pleasant Bank
on December l will distribute around
$25,000 to about 500 Christmas savings
club members.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Pound and Franc
Cain Slightly i'll
Terms of Dollar
~ the Associated Press.

8y the Associated Press.
The French franc and the British
pound moved a little higher against
the dollar in quiet foreign exchange
dealings yesterday Other world cur
rencies lifted trifle at New York.
Sterling advanced Il of a cent to
be quoted at one time at $5Ooa4, while
the franc gained 0.0Oas of cent to
around 34O3s cents. The Holland
guilder was quoted at 55.51 cents. up
003 of cent, and the belga was up
0.01l2 of cent to 1903 cents.
The dollar in London lost 5-16 of
a cent to close at 5000 to the pound,
compared with $5.O0la for sterling in
New York over night. French francs
ended 14709 to the pound, against
14722 Friday.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
II. C.. C.. to Include
Water Carriers in
Freight Hearing g
BY the Associated Press.


The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion decided yesterday to hear the
request of l3 water carriers for higher
freight rates at the same time it hears
the petition of class l railroads for a
Is per cent freight rate increase
The water carriers, operating from
ports on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
and the Chesapeake Bay, also are seek
ing is per cent increase.
At the same time the commission
allowed the American Trucking Asso-
Citations, Inc, to intervene in the pro-
ceedings. The latter is a national or
ganization representing approximately
10 per cent of the trucking industry
Evening star., 1937-11-21

RebldS.
~ PEN1NG suit bids which are
more than king above a
minimum cover rather
wide range of territory, since
your hand may be just king and
jack above a minimum or may be
almost strong enough for an opening
tWo-bid. However, based on your
Partners response, here is the cor
rect procedure.
- The one-over-one response to the
opening bid forces bidder to rebid
He does so as follows (holding more
than king above minimum OPEN
lng):
/. Jumps to two no-trump with a
balanced hand, high card value 12-14
(more than 4, less than 5 quick
tricks.
2. Jumps to three no-trump with a
balanced hand equivalent in strength
to an opening two no-trump bid.
3. Jumps partners bid to three with
four or more cards in his suit.
4. Jumps to three of his own suit if
1t 10 a strong five-card or good six
card suit.
S. Jumps in new suit if his hand
Is close to an opening two bid in
strength.
6. Bids new suit. This bid may
be used with practically all strong
hands which do not clearly call for
jump bid. 1t is not forcing, but in
most instances partner will respond.
II partner responds one no trump,
this definitely shows weakness, and
ut the same time is not forcing: =
l. With balanced hand not greater
In strength than an opening no trump,
pass.
2. With balanced hand and high
card value of 1872 t4l2 quick tricks),
raise your partner in no trump.
3. With unbalanced hands, rebid as
follows:
(a) Rebid to two of a good fve-card
suit. In general, this bid merely in
forms partner that you do not like no
trump. At the same time it allows
him to rebid with a maximum no.
trump response and partial fit fol
your suit, Whereupon you may either
pass, rebid your suit to three ian alb.
solute sign-of) or contract for game
lb) Bid two of a loWer-valued suit
While this bid is slightly encouraging
at the same time it shows a hand un-
suited to no-trump.
(c) Bid two of a higher-valued suit
Although this bid is not forcing, it
strongly suggests game possibilities.
I'D Make jump bid with a hand
almost the equivalent of an opening
two-bid in strength
If partners response is two of a
ioWer-ranking suit:
/. Holding a balanced hand with
etoppers in both unbid suits, bid two
no-trump with high-card value of
l0l2-l2 (3l24 quick tricks, or three
no-trump with high-card value of
12lk-l4 a plus to Az quick tricks.
2. Holding adequate support for
partners suit, raise to three with five
to six supporting tricks, or to four with
6is to 7l2 supporting tricks. Holding
eight supporting tricks or more. make
II jump rebid in new suit Then,
when you subsequently show your sup
port for partners suit, he will realize
that you have invited a slam.
8. Rebid original suit to two with
Q-10-x-x-x or better and high card
value of 10 or less Qess than 3l2
quick tricks); to three with five or
more tricks in suit and 71a playing
tricksffi: to four with six or more
tricks in suit and eight playing tricks.
,(Rebids to three and four may be
shaded with fit in responder's suit.)
4. Bid two of any biddable suit lower
. h rank than the original suit.
5. Bid two of higher-ranking suit
or thre of lower-ranking suit with
high card value of II "A quick tricks.
High card requirements may be re-
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Now Being introduced,
NEW INVENTION

Has Been Shown Only IS Days.
A number of excellent positions
permanent, with good future
become available with the show
ing of this speciality, which meets
U. S. Government requirements
for industrial type Of unit.
Backed exclusively by foremost
merchandising and manufactur-
ing company - Electrolux, Inc.
Over S years experimenting, re-
search and testing behind this
revolutionary unit. Extremely
simple to install, and still pow
erful curiosity-arouser due to it's
uniqueness in appearance, use
and range.
Call Monday afternoon, 1::3O
sharp, 205 Denrike Bldg, 1910
Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

The Four Aces will be pleased tn apsv.,
soIt elIters from readers, if stamped (3-centJ
sell, sen,.aooreSSed envelope is inclosed with
pocket outline of The Four Aces system
OF contract bridse send with your request
Size stasnpea anpen n'.cen1l self addressed large
Madison avenue. New York City. and Vol,
wiz receive an outline without any charge
Evening star., 1937-11-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(Cnntinuad

DR. NEWsOM SAYS
Wnen business is dull positions scarce. and
competition fierce.
It's Time to Enter
CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. S17 18th st.,
For Better Preparation. II You
Want a Position.
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN
Good positions for trained people in
motel and institutional field. New hotels,
restaurants. clubs. schools and institutions
being quilt from coast to coast mean in
creased opportunities. Qualify at home or
Feb, Sepl Oct. Previous experience proved
unnecessary. Registration in Lewis Ma
tlonal Placement Service FREE OF extra
cost Lewis graduates both young and
mature, winning success. Quick promo
ton, nne living, luxurious SURROUNDINGS
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
many nationally known hotel owners ana
managers
Get into this fast-srowinr reld and
enjoy success. Get out of humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with OPP
portunity; diversion and human interest.
Free book gives details. Call. telephone
or write for 1t NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 9n36 Penn. Ave. at gard NV.
Telephone Met 1892.
WASHINGTON. n e
Evening star., 1937-11-21
BRANCH MANAGER


Mfgr. with national established output
will appoint Washington territorial mgr.
on liberal comm basis Full protection
and cooperation to build permanent busi-
tied only by personal ambition and effort.
No investment required. Must have car.
education, personality. One familiar with
plumbing and heating trade preferred. De-
tails by personal interview. Give age.
former training, business experience and
references Box 1O6-Z. Star
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Rebids.


In
Evening star., 1937-11-21
LADY

desires dignified lady about :}5 for some
special contact work; II you have a good
church or club connection you can make
plenty OF money. No selling Call at our
main office, 1901 Bladensburg rd ne,
after 1u',Sn a m
Evening star., 1937-11-21
LOST,

pS about PINK p with RswardS Rsn gold rim
Georgia 264O after 7 pm. -'
CAT strayed Nov. 13, part Persian, black
fsma W,.h sllght yellow markings, long haired
call Miss Middlekauff. 906 ' LaWpence Lama.'ch' sf
ne North lO44O. ~
CROCaET Son7 ,hi EVENING BAG. black and white.
ward. Phone District :i345
DACHSHUND PUPPY. black and brown fe.
male; vicinity Nebraska and Mckinley aves.
NV: reward. Cleveland S57:,,
DIAMOND AND EMERALD PIN, circnior j.,
shape with knot at top vicinity Shoreham
or Mayfower Hotel. about Novemher 1ni
reward; IsNa Call Nichols Co. Met. 03I6.
DOG large black. vicinity 1903 Keuka
lane: Bethesda. Thursday reward. Wiscon.
E9 laS 9!EGLASSEs, special for photography;
rona ,osS rd odetWeen washington and New York:
ESsa1a Wssbnrfopr II returned to Carlton Hotel desk
FARM ACCOUNT BOOK near 30th and
ibeSTtssij Stsij rsws, n;W,; return to 3oa2 st. NV;
TTRATERN1TY F ] r PIN. Phi Chi: gold: initials
Alexandria 1929 "afo'
fLaSsES fr.a,os mans. TRANSPARENT light -colored
st. hHmonds He on case; S5 reward. i6i3 E
GOLD BAND RING. corner 18th and p
reW.n iislue T. y, March, 1890; large
reTard; ne,ia greater than ring value. North
rd1;oE laoys brown. around 18th and
Eucllo NV. containing postal saw. certifi-
Gates, etc Call Potomac 1890. Apt. .O3 .
INSURANCE RANCE COLLECTION BOOK in North
III, Wy.;ssn,ington; WAS, reward if returned to
,.oul Ind ST. ne, Potomac 545:i-W.
naval ACADEMY CLASS RING 1920;
lame lame INSCRIBED, artificial sapphire setting:
reward. Greenwood o9gS
~! NtO!EBOOk.' black loose-leaf, skill: left in
Baldridge Natl. 1913.
ppEARL NECKLACE: shoreham Hotel. about
n1renoef IL sraduated pearls in No. l5S:
reward Gail Nichols Co. Met U31G
PEN, Parker vacumatic HyattSyille.P 7
pa pos mne' q st. car line Friday: reward.
SIu BILL Clarendon Trust Co.. Monday,
pM. Flhoer phone Clarendon 1852.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
FOUND.

DoBERMAN PINsCHER DOG. near Porter
81. and Conn. ave Call Atlantic 1918
PERSIAN CAT: owner call and Identity: no
reward necessary. Shepherd o6In-I ~
Evening star., 1937-11-21

SALESMAN.
Reliable manufacturer has opening for
live salesman with car to sell new type
cleaning compound and allied products to
institutions. induStrials, hospitals. churches
municipalities exclusive territory; liberal
commission basis: excellent future agrees
sve man. Write full details first letter
Box $40. 80 Livingston ST., Brooklyn. N. Y.
22'
SEVERAL AMBITIOUS MEN
Will be offered an opportunity to connect
with one of the oldest and most progress
sve life insurance companies in existence;
experience unnecessary. for we train you
to make good: salary and commission.
Monumental Life Insurance Co.. CONNER
cial National Bank Bldg. 14th and G SITS.
NV. Room .O4. Apply ] o IN. Monday.
ASST TO MANAGER.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Young man with good insurance sales
record, capable of appointing and working
with, agents, will be appointed. assistant
manager of strong. successful old-line mot
industriaD company. Moderate salary plus
bonus and unusual opportunity for am
bilious qualified man; Give fun personal
and business details in confidence for in
tervieW Box 1O3-B Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

YOUNG MAN, 18 to Is years,
for outside work; guaranteed
salary and commission. No
selling. Must be tall, neat and
willing to work hard. Apply
after 9 am, Movie Shots,
Room 208, Second National
Bank Bldg, 1888 G st. NV.
GROCERY CLERKS, EX-
PERIENCED OPERATORS
OF CASH REGISTER S
w ANTED; ONLY EFFI-
GENT AND EXPERIENCED
MEN WHO CAN FURNISH
GOOD REFERENCE NEED
APPLY; GOOD WAGES. AP-
PLY 3509 GEORGIA AVE.
NV, TUES, WE'D, FRI. OR
SAT-, 10 PM.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
PERMANENT POSITION
With a Future.

Old. conservative company has In
creased its volume OF business Slec in
the last years, Has opening for high
grade man: prefer married man, 80 to
80: not stock. bonds. insurance or real
estate: honesty. loyalty and ability to
work requirements.
Give past experience. address and
held in strictest confidence and will be
given careful consideration. An appoints
ment viii be arranged. Box 225-A. Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
BEAUTY PARLoRs.
PERSONAL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Monaeriu! French Method used. DR.. Della
Leoenoecker, 3O25 o st. NV. West ll2O.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
LADIES

LADIES,
OVER 30 YEARS OF AGE. NEAT AP-
PEARANCE; REMUNERATIVE POSITION
PLEASANT, DIGNIF1ED WORK. NO
SELLING. SEE SECRETARY. 1O-l2 AND
a,5; LOG TOWER BLDG. i4th AND K
Evening star., 1937-11-21

THE HECHT co.
Requires the services of dem
onstrators for their Toilet
Goods Depart m e t. Only
thoroughly experienced tot
letry salesWomen need apply.
Employment Office, between
10 and IL Monday.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
HELP DOMESTIC.
lCon1inuehl

WOMAN. white or colored, MOI over 40
LOT g.h.N; and care Of child; must live in:
SALARY, 30 month. Wisconsin GI55.
WOMAN; colored. settled; eficient cook.
month iir,aiios ainolner servant in house. S35
WOMAN. white, 3O-45, refined: live in.
nousework and care Of one child: refer.
1nces' :, r., S.5o month. Apply Monday, 8 to 7
WOMAN OR GIRL, white. general bo,,s.-
W. woFf. pam cooking. for employed couple;
no laundry; s.. week. room and hoard
home. small family. STATE age and rsfari
ences. Box 4Sg-A Star Aeiei
Evening star., 1937-11-21
3 LOCAL MEN

To take over established food route: steady.
year-round work with no lay-off: earnings
from $40 to $50 per week; no experience
necessary; WE TRAIN YOU. See manager.
q to L. M at Bib x st. NV
Evening star., 1937-11-21
HELP kAeN-

BOOMING HOUSE SALESMAN wanted
Must meet new law requirements. Steady
position. Good income assured. Must
have car.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
OPPORTUNITY

For educated woman free to travel for
olo-established house: must be high schoo!
efaduate 23-45: transportation paid
framing by us without cost; living expenses
iull particulars to Personnel Director. 1911
Prairie ave. Chicago Ill oos
Evening star., 1937-11-21
SINGERS.

Exceptional opportunity to secure ad-
Varced training under PRIMA DONNA
teacher of OPERA and RADIO STARS
Programs selected and coached; additions
arransed microphone technique: dra-
matte ensemble. Private and class lessons
At reasonable terpls. Weekly appearances.
For voice DIAGNOSIS
Evening star., 1937-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REWARD FOR INFORMATION NUsHAN
Boghisisn Estate of Ohanas Solakian. p.
Q. Box IS, Grand Central, New York City.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent or
sale: new and used: all styles all sizes: re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. Alb 10th st, NV ME- 1874
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Mait. Emergency Laboratory Room col,
Wes,ory Bldg, 14th and F Met 1893
SATURDAY EVENING POST, LADIES
Home journal renewals new subscriptions
solicited. H. M. HURLEY. 1921 10th ST. n W.
AN OPEN LETTER TO U. S. CONGRESS
Nushan Boghisian died Nov. 9th 1898.
sir, since then have tried to locate his estate
to me. I wish the help of Senator'S or
Rspresentstives as an American citizen.
communicate with OHANAS SOLAKIAN
Post Ofhce Box 1873. Grand Central Station,
New York City
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts debt other than contracted for by myself
WILLIAM ANDERSON DUNCAN. 1900 T
st. NV. Apt. 205 o3a
Evening star., 1937-11-21
CREDIT CLERK.

Large installment corporation
desires to train several young
men for credit work. Splendid
opportunity to the man not afraid
OF hard work. Answer in own
handwriting, stating references
and telephone number. Box 8O-Z,
Star
Evening star., 1937-11-21

MEN (two): must have house-to-house SELL
ing experience. be neatly dressed and
clean. Small salary and comissions. Transp
paid See Mr. Haywood, to am. only,
Room 219. 4O2 9Th st. NV.
MEN, two. for permanent positions, be-
tween the ages of 25 and 40. for life
insurance work; must be willing to work;
paid while you are learning. Room 4O6
Edmonds Bldg. 23s
PAPER HANGER; drivers permit; $50
month, room and board: Mr.. White. 2O4O
PAPERHANGER. experienced. to paper two
rooms. 465 r ST. s.w. Met. 5111.
POSITION OPEN for enersetic man. neat
appearance necessary; owner able to drive
light car: only man accustomed to meeting
public need apply. 979 National Press
Bldg, 2 sharp.
PLUMBER'S HELPER-Highly exp, with
considerable knowledge Of house heating;
no others need apply: call Sunday only.
Clarendon 273.
RADIO MAN, must be experienced In home
aug qop nsHs or rS
St. NV. .---.~-l
Evening star., 1937-11-21

APPLES-SWEET CIDER.
ROCKVILLE FRUIT FARM,
One mile from Rockville. Md. on Potomac
I'd. turn left two blocks past courthouse
YOU. TOO CAN AFFORD
EXPERT PLANOGRAPH SERVICE!
Our rates for expert reproductions are
surprisingly low! Books. maps. foreign
language literature and all other printed
matter reproduced in black and white or
several colors. An inquiry does not obli-
Columbia Paragraph Co.
so L st N E Metropolitan 4S9o
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
Famous for. Its pure cider and honestly
packed apples. Stayman. Grimes DELI
ctous. Out Georgia avenue ; miles turn
right. Route IS"
w. w. MOORE Sandy Spring Md =
Evening star., 1937-11-21
THE PALAIS ROYAL

2 men Of good appearance, over %. for
saleswork in store and outside: permanent:
duties and pay discussed at interview;
must have car and be ready to start work
Friday morning. Apply employment office,
9TH noOr. Monday 2.30 pm.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

YOUNG CHEMIST industrious worker.
| who has had at least :, years college
| chemistry through organic; willing to work
| with patent attorney for nominal salary,
with opportunity to learn patent profess
| sion and have chance to complete chem
| ical education and law i'll evening school,
| Give all PARTICULARS in hand-written reply.
| Box lN1-Y Star
Evening star., 1937-11-21

VENTRnOQUISM.
Easy to learn through profess
sional instruction. FRANKLIN
the modern ventriloquist.
Emerson 4f61
Evening star., 1937-11-21

YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER. WITH
Catholic college experience preferred. Give
age. schools attended. etc. Box TAX. Star.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for single youns
man with car to travel; must be neat
appearing. have some sales knowledge and
desire to better himself; small starting
salary: in reply state all qualifications.
Box 41-Z Star
Evening star., 1937-11-21

MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten, 1872 Massachusetts ave. NV: school
OF Dancing and nursery: hour, day or
Evening star., 1937-11-21

is high school graduate and willing to
learn piano repair business. Must be neat
and willing to work hard: also to do cleri-
cal work and learn selling. Call for ap-
pontment. Decatur $500. Mr.. Ament, the
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