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Evening star., 1937-10-31

- INCE any response in new suit
forces partner to bid again,
there is actually no need for the
- immediate jump response in a
new suit when game is responder's
only objective. Therefore, the jump
response in new suit should be re-
served to act as a definite and i'm
mediate slam invitation, and conveys
the message: Partner, If you have
anything more than a minimum, l am
definitely interested in slam"
There are numerous advantages to
be gained by the proper use Of this
bid. First, we have the negative ad-
vantage that when player falls TO
respond with a slam invitation game
force, irrespective of how strongly he
bids thereafter, the opening bidder
with a minimum or near-minimum VIII
not take the hand past game.
On the other side we have two posi-
tive advantages:
A-Since our first bid has been a
slam try, if our partner shows no
signs of life, we may, If we desire,
sigh OIL Ull6Icdlptl d4iea CNNi1UoeA'J 49, ~
the hand at a safe game contract.
B-Since we are in effect saying to
our partner that we are interested IN
slam, he will prepare for this I'M
mediately, and slams can be bid much
more easily and accurately than by
other methods.
The exact strength necessary TO
make the slam invitational game force
is. of course, based on three factors:
Cd high cards, (2) support for
partners suit, 90 your own suit. The
minimum requirements may be stated
as follows:
A-With strong support for part
ner's suit and very strong suit OF
your own, high card value OF (212
quick tricks plus).
Example:
KQxx
vK K XXX
Xxx
AK
Respond three hearts to partners
opening bid of one spade. However,
with but five hearts, simply give an
immediate Jump raise to three spades.
With this second hand you are inter-
ested in q slam only If partner in
vites 1t.
B.-With strong support for part
ner's suit and no suit Of your own,
high-card value Of 10 (more than three
quick tricks.
/. Example:
Ak Qxx
VA
Qxxx
= AAJxx
Respond three clubs to partners
opening one-spade bid.
C.-With long solid or nearly solid
suit Of your own but without support
for partners suit, high-card value
of 10 (more than three quick tricks.
Example:
Ak
wax
xxx
4. AK Qxxxx
Respond three clubs to partners
opening one-spade bid.
D.-With no good suit Of your own
Evening star., 1937-10-31
BOY, IL, CHALLENGES,
BUT BULL WON'T FIGHT
Ambitious Portuguese Toreador
Is Only One Animal Re-
fuses to Charge.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LISBON, Portugal, October 31.-
Hundreds Of bullfght enthusiasts
gasped with amazement when a 12-
year-old boy challenged savage bull
with his cape in the village of Villa
Franco de Xira.
He did it in observance Of the
Challenge of the bulls" custom which
is observed each year in the village
when the big local bullfight takes
place.
A herd of bulls was led into the
streets for the more daring menfolk
to fight, and the 12-year-old, seeing
one animal trying to drink from a
dry fountain in the plaza, calmly
walked across and opened the tap,
filling the can so the thirsty beast
could drink.
The lad then decided to challenge
the bull to fight. Wildly he waved
his cape. The bull charged every one
else In sight but him.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
BUFFALO Is GRID TOWN
Shows Appreciation of Football in
Tulane-Colgate Crowd.

Buffalos first major football game,
Tulane versus Colgate, turned out to
be a grand success financially as well
as athletically. Every one of the 35,-
600 seats in the new stadium, which
was formally dedicated at this contest,
was sold out, with thousands unable to
obtain accommodation.
In other words, Buffalo has a
mammoth group of citizens who will
pay well to see attractive major grid
iron contests,
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Linguistic Crisis.

LONDON, Oct. 80 R).-A Manx-
man cannot swear in his own Ian
guage, no matter what the provoca-
ton. He has to use English.
News of this caused quite sensa-
ton when r. j. Reubens of Ramsey
(Isle of NAM publicly revealed the
fact.
\ Said one philologist:
mo swear words, eh? No wonder
the language is nearly extinct!"
Evening star., 1937-10-31

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Evening star., 1937-10-31
Winning Contract
Ry THE FOUR ACES,

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Evening star., 1937-10-31

and no real support for partners suit.
q minimum high-card value OF l2l2
(more than four quick tricks is neces-
sary.
Example:
AK
vAJx
<AKxx
&AQxx
Respond three diamonds to partners
opening one-spade bid. With this last
hand. in spite of your tremendous
high-card holding, you must be par
ticularly careful to bear in mind that
you have told almost your whole story
when you give the slam invitational
game force; and if your partners first
rebid is three spades, you should
simply bid three no-trump.
The reason for this is that, for all
you know, your partner has a mini
mum hand with a five-card spade suit.
Remember that in rebidding over your
partners slam invitational game force
you should always show your distribu-
ton on the first bid and additional
values, if any, at a later stage. Now,
if over your second-round three no
trump the original bidder makes any
further bid, even if it is only rebid to
four spades, you will be entitled to go
on, since this second rebid of spades
will indicate long. strong suit which,
combined with your own high cards,
should produce slam.
Copyright, 1870
Evening star., 1937-10-31

According to Elmer c. Pratt, phila-
telic editor of the Camden Courier
Post, "the famous collection of ole
Evening star., 1937-10-31

Harry F. Dunkhorst, veteran Wash
ington philatelist, has been elected an
honorary life member of the Collec-
tors Club of New York in recognition
Of his services to the philatelic public.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

J. Murray Bartels, well known in
Capital philatelic circles, has become
a regular contributor to Stamps Maya
zine, New York.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

Great Britain and all Of the crown
colonies will have new regular postage
issues on January l.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

Philatelic visitors to Washington
during the past week included Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh M. Clark Of the Scott
Stamp and Coin Co., New York; Philip
M. Weiss, veteran stamp dealer OF
CINCINNATI; Edward Fielder Of Seattle,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brisley OF
Detroit.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

Stanley Gibbons, Inc, New York
has purchased the precancel stock of
the Fidelity Stamp Co. The latter
firm now will specialize in foreign
countries and United States regular
service. new issues, agency and first
day business.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
THE WEAK AND THE STRONG

If the Supreme Court and the Constitution under
Mined where in the future the weak to find protection
against the the aggressons of the strong?
In any form of government, the strong will always
take of Themselves In drafting the Constitution
forefahers this and they wrote in projections for the
weak Then the Bill Of Rights added to the Consttu
on further guarding the ves liberties and rights of the
less powerful.
But rights enumerated in the Constitution worth
less unless there is court of appeal temple of
fuge. The Supreme Court is that eternal guardian.
When the Scottsboro negroes faced execution it
the Supreme Court to which they appealed and the court
held they had not had fair trathat their rights guar
anteed by the Constitution had been transgressed
When in Georgia negro Communist voiced political
sentiment repugnant to loyal Americans he tried and
convicted under ancient state law His only appeal
to the Supreme Court.
Time after time in history when the right of free
speech has been abridged imprisonment inflicted
it has been the courts that the temple of refuge IF
the religious freedom the right to worship peases
denied to any person group in this country the
final recourse is to the Supreme Court.
So long the Constitution and the Supreme Court
main living Instruments ''it can't happen here" When
they perish the end Of human liberties is The weak
have lost their sanctuary
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
All Officers For
ROdeO Reelected
At Meeting Here

All officers of the Red Lodge
Rodeo association were reelected
ait the annual meeting of the or
ganization held here Wednesday.
They are Harry C. Olcott, presi-
dent;, R. A. Nutting, first vice
president; Harley Weydt, second
vice president; G. F. Chamberlain,
treasurer; and L. M. Slavens, Sec
retary., >.''',' >~sa
-. It was, decided that, because of
the success of last years event, it
would be best to rename those in
charge. The show this year is slat-
ed for July 8, A and 5.
The Is members OF the board, as
approved Wednesday, are Mr.. o.
cott, Mr.. Slavens, Mr.. Weydt, Mr..
Chamberlain, Mr.. Nutting, Milo
Schanck, c. Natal, Ted Schmitz,
Bill Mckay, C. M. Downs, Harold
Graves, Ray Norton, John Albert,
A. F. Richardson and J. J. Geron-
dale.
Honorary members of the board
of directors are J. N. Cornelio, Lou
Tunnfcliff, Vern Cowger, w. E.
Clark, Chris Branger, George
Wright and John Corey.
Practical assurance that Alice
Greenough, Red Lodges own
champion cowgirl, would appear in
the show was indicated in a letter
received by Olcott from Alice, now
in Hollywood. Alice made an offer
which the board of directors ac-
cepted.
An offer of Harry Rowe, Bill
lings, to handle the lond speaker
system and announcing, was ap-
proved. The carnival committee
that the Western States
Carnival company had been con-
tracted.
The directors approved raising
by $1,000 the purse for contestants
this year.
The following committee was
to buy four new saddles
and to sell the old saddles: Milo
R. A. Nutting and Ray
Norton.
1t was decided to hold the next
meeting on Thursday, March 18,
at which time the rodeo commit
tees will be named.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
URGING ENTRIES IN r = -. =.
APRIL'S DOLL SHOW

Those owning antique dolls and
dolls from foreign countries are
urged to enter them in the Red
Lodge Junior Woman's club doll
show to be exhibited here April
10Th. The place of the show will
be announced later.
The club met last week at
the home of Mrs. E. B. Shelley.
Mrs. George De Bourg was ap-
pointed club subscription chair
man for The Club Woman, official
publication of the General Fedora
tion of Woman's clubs. Mrs. Lowell
Painter was elected to membership.
A discussion of parliamentary
procedure was given by Mrs. S. M.
Souders. Mrs. Kathryn Alden, pro-
gram chairman, talked on "Psy-
chology Of Adults" Mrs. Joe En-
rico, president of the organization,
presided. Guest speaker Of the ev-
ening was Mr.. H.. L. Lopp, who
spoke on "Color". Two readings
were given by Mrs. Lopp. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
JeE'ffery E'' Appoints
Body To I Frame A
City Liquor Law

A committe to "draft an ordin-
ance regulating and fixing the
amount of licenses on the sale of
liquor was appointed by Mayor
G. A.. Jeffery at a city council
meeting here Tuesday. The COM
mittee named include the following
aldermen: Peo Madaeo Gus F oltkz
and Ray Houton. u %
Electors were appointed to serve
as judges for the city election on
April 5. They are, first ward: G. E.
Thompson, Mrs. Axel Nordstrom
and Anton Columbus; Second ward,
John Sim, Mrs. Dave Henderson
and Mrs. Emma Rydberg; third
ward, James Gina, Mrs. Charles
Keyes and Mrs. Frances Landers.
On motion of Alderman Foltz,
the council decided to accept an
offer of DR.. E. NJ. Adams of a deed
to sufficient land on which to build
a community house and construct
ski and toboggan slides on the
citys golf course.
DR.. Adams, city health officer,
that the city population
is in unusually good health, no con-
tagious diseases existing.
The contract for garbage remov-
al was awarded to Gust Rintala.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
GREENOUGH HEARS FROM KIN OF WILD
Bill BIG CONTROVERSY IS STARTED

Was Wild Bill Hickok really a
close friend of Calamity Jane?
"No," says G. R. Hickok, Lakin,
Kans., second cousin of the famous
western character.
eyes, I think so," retorts Ben
'Greenough, veteran Red Lodge
hunter and guide. "
Ben got a letter the other day
from Hickok, mayor of the Kansas
city, in which he asked Greenough's
opinion of the matter. Hickok cit
ed a conversation he had a few
weeks ago with Charley Carson,
only living SON of Kit Carson, and
they started discussing a current
movie which depicts the two color
full westerners of another day as
very great friends.
According to the letter Charley
said 81 never heard any such tales,
and I think Wild Bill was a man
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12

GAS far as am concerned it was
a successful session, and I believe
many worthwhile bills were pas
sed," says Attorney H. A. Sim
mons, state senator from Carbon
county in the recent Helena legis-
lative session. Mr.. Simmons return
ed Saturday.
Counting a special session, it was
Mr.. Simmons fourth journey to
Helena in a senatorial capacity. In
each meeting he figured promin-
emily in leading action on legisla-
tion and formulating bills. In
phrasing measures he is consider
ed an expert.
II might say that, for me, it was
the busiest session I ever attended,
and I am mighty glad to get back
home for a little rest he said. 1t
looked, however, that he would get
no respite, Judging from the work
piled up in his office during his alb
sence.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
The WEEKS NEWS IN REVIEW

governmental subdivisions to con,
tinue to participate in the WPA
program.
National
Chicago - The 'fbig four" pack
ing houses raise pay of employees
to the highest point in history.
Detroit - Chrysler corporation
persists in refusal to recognize the
United Automobile Workers of
America as sole bargaining agency
for $1,000 employees. So the sit
down strike goes on.
Cleveland - World demand for
scrap iron is draining the rusty
steel bars, old automobile engines,
railroad car wheels and metal poly
glot from Americas iunkyards and
sending prices up and up.
st. Paul - The Northern Pacific
railway awards contracts for &c.
100000 for constructing 1000
freight cars and eight passenger
sAOSOAIObISSSE A@ss: ra&r' @:es aI84s& Fs5s$G
p Salmon, Idaho - A veteran
trapper comes in with a story that
savage eagles have slaughtered
deer throughout the winter in the
primitive Salmon river canyon
country.
Washington - Leaders Of the
opposition to the presidents judi
cial reorganization program an
nounce Senator Wheeler of Mon
tana will testify before the judici-
ary committee, March Is.
Juneau, Wis. - Skunks, a whole
family of them, have found shelter
in the ST. Matthews Lutheran
church, and the elders are in a
dither.
New York - The presidents
supreme court proposal is denounc-
ed by Raymond Moley and applaud
ed by Judge Ferdinand Pecora.
Birmingham - Alabama pro-
hibition leaders concede "defeat
until 1889" for the states dry laws.
Foreign
London - Political circles re-
port that Prime Minister Stanley
Baldwin will resign the last week
of May and will be succeeded by
Neville Chamberlain, chancellor of
the exchequer.
Tours, France - Mrs. Wallis
Warfield Simpson, her face calm
and tired, arrives here and precipi-
tates an unprecedented rush of
tourists.
Valencia - A bag of gold and
silver said by Spanish government
authorities to have been contributed
by Italian women of Genoa is hail
ed as an aid for Spanish demo-
cracy." |
Rome - Italy DEGREES 81 years
Of military fitness for every man
in the kingdom in a mailed-fist an
swer to the challenge of Great
Britain's vast defense rearmament.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
a,
ROBERTS


Honoring the birthday of Mr.,
Floyd Sparr, about sixty Of his
friends held a dancing and card
party at the Plainview school house
last Saturday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tunnicliff
were dinner guests at the home of
Joe Davenport at Joliet last We'd
nesday.
Mesdames Marvin and Chester
Ulels are visiting their brother in
Butte this week.
; Rev. and Mrs. Rhodes were din
ner guests at the Floyd McKowen
home last Thursday.
Mrs. Wilbur Schank and Martha
Hill were callers at the home of
Mrs. Harry Monahan last Friday.
Joe Bertelino of Fromberg was
renewing aquaintences here last
Wednesday.
Thomas Hogan who has been
visiting at the home Of his parents
for the past month returned to his
work at Fort Peck Friday via Hell
ena where he will visit with his
sister Mrs. A. Heikila for a few
days. >
Mrs. Frederick Pattison and Mrs.
Carence Bjordahl were hostess to
the Ladies Aid last Thursday.
Mrs. Marie Zylstra entertained
a few friends at her home last
Tuesday in honor of Miss Edna
Bjordall who is visiting her folks
here.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Heikkila re-
turned Tuesday evening from Hell
ena where Mr.. Heikkila has been
during the Legislative
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Tunnicliff
were business callers in Red Lodge
Monday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Budas and
grandson were weekend guests at
the Floyd Gebo home in. Red
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monahan
and daughter Lillian, were shop
ping in Red Lodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cofer and
SON, Russell Lee left last week for
Huntley. ...:@.'
Mrs. George Mcdonald and son,
George motored to Billings last
Friday. III
Mrs. William Denny visited with
her daughter in Billings a few
days last week.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
WHEELER BLASTS
COURT PROPOSAL

In fine Inettle, Senator Burton K.
Wheeler, Montana's fighting liber-
al, shot devastating volleys at
President .. Rooseyelt's proposed
court legislation ia q talk over ma
tional radio networks Wednesday
night.
u Wheeler accused the executive of
preaching haste and hate" to has
ten the forging Of asweapon which
might be used by another president
to extinguish all liberty.
Ramning home his opposition
to the proposal with clear undeni-
able facts, Wheeler threatened to
bolt his party, as he did in 1924, if
the president continues his policy
Of making inroads into the consti-
tuition. @.Z@ @:=
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
COUNTY GRADERS
IN TOURNEY HERE

The Red Lodge city schools
are host to the annual eighth
grade Carbon County tournament
today and Saturday, it is announc-
ed here by H. B. Field, superinten-
dent of the Red Lodge city schools.
All games will be played in
Washington Hall Mr.. Field said.
Lawrence Aber, principal of the
Washoe school and secretary of the
county basketball association, with
the cooperation of local school Of
ficials, will organize and direct the
tournament.
The following schools will send
teams to the tourney. Aber said:
Belfry, Edgar, Joliet, Washoe and
Red Lodge. Last year the meet was
held at Belfry.
In order to make better balanced
contests, Aber said the coaches are
rating the teams on the basis of
the seasons records and the best
quints will be paired.
Banners will be awarded winners
of first, second and third places.
A proposal to hold a county
grade track meet or softball
tournament will be up for discus
sion by coaches during the tourney.
Mrs. Eva Bachelder-Cable, county
superintendent of schools, has ex-
pressed her willingness to cooper
ate in sponsoring athletic programs
on a countrywide basis.
Red Lodge, adjudged the best
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Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
WOMEN. OF STATE
FOR
FIGHT ON CANCER
Enlistment Week Is Fixed
For March 21st To
March 9th ::

The Women's Field Army, or
ganizing for the control of cancer
is being launched in Montana. The
WomenIs Field Army is mobilizing.
Its organization is reaching into
every town, county, and hamlet in
the country.
Without guns, without uniforms,
without poison gas, a war is being
launched. It is a war of education
against one Of the greatest mena-
ces of life: cancer.
Seven Vice-Commanders were
appointed by Mrs. C. C. Moore, Bill
lings State Commander of the
Women's Field Army for Montana.
The Vice-Commanders who will
have charge of the work through
out the state are: Mrs. Warren
Graeter, Deer Lodge; Mrs. Gladys
Mcclure, Great Falls; Mrs. R. G..
Smith, Big Timber; Mrs. Emery
Pease, Glasgow; Mrs. Victor Horn,
Billings; Mrs. Daisy Ginger, Fair
field; Mrs. Ray Stone Fetterly,
Eureka.
Appointments were made with
the approval of the Cancer Com
mittee Of the State Medical Soci-
ETY.. Each Vice-Commander will be
responsible for one of the seven
districts of the state,
The organization will work under
the direction of the American
Society for the control of cancer,
and the Montana State Medical
Association. Mrs. Grace Morrison
Poole, Past President of the Gen.
eral Federation of Womens Clubs
and Mrs. Marjorie B. Illig, Chair
man of the Division of Health of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs are directing this educational
movement.
"Under the slogan, EARLY Cancer
is Curable-Fight it with Know
ledge Mrs. Moore said, 1--WE seek
to enlist the women of the state in
a vigorous. campaign to cut down
cancer mortality" The movement
has been approved by the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, Ma
tional Council of Women, and
many other women's organizations
which will unite together to carry
out educational work under the
direction of the State Medical
Society.
With the appointment of the
Vice-Commanders, the organiza- .
tion to fight cancer through educa-
tion moves an important step for
ward. Each one of the Vice-Com-
manders will select Captains in
communities and large cities. The
Vice Commanders, with the Execu-
tive Committee, will be responsible
for planning the educational work
and supervising the local unit COM
mittees in their activities.
A definite educational objective.
will be accomplished, concentrating
in the enlistment week, March 21st
to 9th.
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12

State
Kalispell -- An organization of
Kalispell business and professional
men has been formed to attempt to
prevent the states recently passed
million dollar" liquor law from
becoming operative.
Helena - Ray Shannon, state
treasurer, says his office has mail
ed checks totaling $179, 900 to: Mon
tana counties to cover March pay
ments to old-age pensioners.
Helena - I. M. Brandjord, Mon
tana commissioner of state lands
and investments for 10 years, is
named state public welfare admin
istrator.
Poison - The last of seven
workmen crushed to death in a
roekslide at Poison dam is buried.
Bozeman - Marriage of a.
year-old girl, pupil in the sixth
grade, and a 29-year-old man is
prevented when they were refused
a license to wed.
Shelby - All gambling games
have been ordered shut down tight
in Shelby and Toole county.
Great Falls - For the alleged
murder of Gust Anderson, 81,
Muriel Murphy, Is, and William
Newman, 1S, are facing charges
of murder in the first degree.
Helena - Prices received by
Montana during the month ending
February Is continue to push to
new high recovery levels.
Townsend - Henry Holm, 62, a
Northern Pacific railway employe,
is burned to death when a box car
in which he made his home was
destroyed by fire.
Helena - Gov. Roy E. Ayers
signs bill which enables Montana
Carbon County news., 1937-03-12
CARBON PLAYERS.
IN FOURTH D / | PLACE
Successful Season Ends
With Tourney At
Billings

Starting slow but gaining mo-
nentum as the season wore on,
Carbon County High school basket
eers closed a successful year by
taking fourth place in Glass B
southern Montana division basket
ball tournament at Billings last
weekend. -. r.
It was the misfortune of Coach
A. M. Hartwig's crew to face the
high class Lodge Grass Indians. in
two games, these two being the
only two contests lost by the locals.
In the first game Red Lodge drew
the Indians and were outclosed,
but, undaunted, the Blue and Gold
miners came back to defeat ST. Ig-.
natius in the first game Of the
consolation round. :=r:*: a * ~ !. ,:.# Il +.
The next game, pitting Red
Lodge against Three Forks,
brought out one of the most SEN.
sational contests in. Montana bask-
etball history. Trailing 1S to p and
seemingly hopelessly lost at the be-
ginning of the last hall, Red Lodge
suddenly turned on the heat. Be
wildered, the confident Three Fork
ers were helpless before one of the
strongest scoring attacks seen in.
Billings. When the final gun sound
ed Red Lodge had accomplished
what had looked impossible, EN-
erging victors by 33 to 20.
Hartwig's tired netmen then took
on Lodge Grass for the second
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