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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22
STATE

For the next three days the State theater offers movie fans an oppor- tunity to zee Marlene Dietrich in the finest story of her screen career, Knight Without Armor," which co-stars her with the dashii1g Rob- ert Donat. Don't miss 1t.
 The companion feature will be Talent Scout" with Donald Woods, Jeanne Madden, Fred Lawrence and RoSalind Marquis.
 Starting Sunday the State will present something new in murder mysteries which brings Jack Oakie to the screen as an amateur detec- tive in "Super-Sleuth," with Ann Sothern co-starred. Unlike the usual run of mystery pictures, this story makes no secret of the kill- CTS identity. He is established early in the story, and the suspense of the picture is derived from the at- tempts of the murderer to slay Oalsie, who believes him to be his friend.
 Brittle dialogue, farcical comedy, dizzy romance and exciting physi- cal action are combined to offer the two stars one of the most unique of screen vehicles.
 Oakie is cast as a famous screen sleuth whose hobby Is bragging about his ability to solve crimes even of the screen.
 His colossal conceit decides a ruthless "ceelbrity killer" to add Oakie to his long list of movie star victims.
 Throughout the ensuing series Of thrilling and hilarious incidents, TO- nance is born between the boasttil bloodhound and the studio publicity woman, and persists through vicb. situdes to the whirlwind finish.
 The companion feature is one of Zane Grey's great novels, "ForlonS River"
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Legal Notices

srAS3g rIAsS3er si f weSaSHgGRs e9NNHsH,eys .. SR5 RIS
 RRSS4IsS RS$Hs SsYa$j sI as$jaSSs EIpaA.txs, isss; ls';
 of the town of Waterbury, in said
 The Court of Probate for the. Dis. trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at. tested, within said time, wdi be de- barred q recovery. All persons in. debted to said. estate are requested to make immsedisa,tss s,sp spaaymsnt to
 7.22.3t Administrators.
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LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

ass-, assis so.ss i; ss s,tyi. st .,! !p': %:ps. that st.
 Waterbury, Conn, have Nied an spplication dated July isth, is37 With the Liquor Control Commission for . Restanrant All.Llquor Permit the prernises. S4s.sSo Walnut st.. wa. terbury, Conn. The busIness ls own. Cd by Robert Bosco, of 3s2 Walnut st. Waterbury. Conn. and will be Walnut St., Waterbury, Cenn, as
 ROBERT nosco.
 Dated July I4th, 1891. 7.i6.22
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xo,,, LIaToR L.a l PERMIT 2 2. ,I! :! ,,ov

rhis is to give notice that I
 st.. waterbury, Conn. have aisS sn application dated July 18th, 'ieS7, ", with . tns s Liguer Control % ; cSnia!ssios ; 3, Alcoholic % iiaaor nssi on the r prsiniss" @ @ 2! Spring st., Waterbury, Conn. The duefrera, of % scoyiii st., Water. bury. Conn. and will be con4pcted by Francis A. Guerrera. of % 'Sco- VIII St, Waterbury, Conn. as per- ~ FRANCIS A. GuERRERA.
 Dated July 18th, 1887. 7.iS.32
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LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to give notice that I. SsIS s%y,s.s,SISSrss, s:,.s l;,v Ssys }; \; 1887, with the Liquor Control Com mission for PsSSkass ssSs % a,SoSs,,a SscsS DsS! ,, %SSsII, SSGIr St st., W WatsrSury. Conn. N' The Susiness Is owned by A. .Risk Sons, ef k7b North Main St., Waterbury, Cenp. apa VII pc ccE,agctsd a Py Y Fpq!a.d Waterbury SSTOXB xAESEERi iRsiisz;k.
 pated July 2ist, 1887. 7.3z-2e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22
PARIS BROWNS ON sLAcKs

Paris - (U.P) --slacks. most un- kind to all but slim women, are definitely tout" this year, Paris has decreed. Instead, their place has been taken by beach pajanias and wrap-around skirts. 1,rouser suits with fitted jackets are considered equally smart.
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LI0UOM PIeRMIT

::s'::;:s; s, sS: ;;sS '.$ $1 3.; {; with the Liquor Control commissioH ps.l. ss.: sSsShS,S ss SSS.A MfSss Msa ss sssa ws "a: ccyhsd Sy jehn . .sarascn. of siS souti will be conduetsd by John bameon ot eie South Main s., Waterbury conn., as psrmitteseAs,,, s.,,row
 Dated July 2and. i1S7. 7.2a.21
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[ service stations. Repairing
Employment
Mei, Wanted
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL AssOCIA- TlON-TrIE MOTO ORlsTs FRIEND
 FOR 30 YEARS

Wants @ local sales representative for Waterbury and vicinity.
 A sales affiliAtion with the A. L.. A. affords an urlsual opportunity to establish Q lucrative business of your own.
 You perhaps are in position to appreciate the importance of mak- ing c connection with c growing business. The need of our protec- tive service is increasing every day as the automobile constitutes the greatest risk in American life today. Liberal commission basis with a re- newal commission privilege which in itself in many instances has exceed cd the earnings of average salesmen In other lines. References required. Write for appointment. A. |. A., 066 Main St.. Bridgeport.
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HIGHLAND AVE. Section, near Tin ker school, five rooms, End floor
 (with garage), hot water heat, new ly decorated. Will be ready August
 1st. Inquire 162 Geddes Terrace.
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79 Vacation Places For Rent

THE WILSON COTTAGE-7 Sea View Ave-, Myrtle Beach, Milford. High class rooms. Light housekeep- ing. Mrs. Mary Mahoney.
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..m.L!evo!R PEAM.!!Tu EA .!

gts:ss.!:.lss !S.4s.!SSIss. s!SSIs nst':; s.:;. 'sas' Msa an sppiieasion dated Juiyi ssnd. s5os nss itH the bbSSOr b.SSss.s copsssl pe eoI sor
 ss ss,: fl flo ASlSfAss Ssw sa sas%ss SS ss: Conn. The business is owned by Cs.sa..rick ... Ss.sn..aiccs .c. KsSsts, Of !sS sS VIII be ..conductsA By. Frederick Benedict Keefs, of se Keefe st, Wa ''rOu's' SSfSnEnDfnaRsIeKiF SfSnnDf eiFTl'i E. i2Epyr.
 Dated July 23nd, 1887. 7-S2-2s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22
LIQUOR PERMIT NOVICE OF APPLICATION

John Fargnoli. of sss Pisdmont st., Waterbury. Conn, have filed and ap- plication dated July 14th, 1897 with the Liquor Control Commission for q Package Store Beer Permit for premises Ss5 South Main st., Wa terbury. Conn. The business Is own cd by John Fargnoli. of 3S9 Pied. mont St., Waterbury. Conn. and will be conducted by John. Fargnoli, of 2ss Piedmont St., Waterbury, Conn.,.
 JOHN FARGNoLI.
 Dated July 18th, 1887. 7.is.22
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22

DIgE6SISSSE PE6SSEn q scoyRNF. y%RNFFnJEsiyH JSiy H:., A S BsdG. late of the Town of we. NII
 ssura m sSaa Rssr'S SaSins SsSsassa ss h,bissd her account with sald estate ,' oSRprSSSSPs ,SS.; sS:s sSSs;S, S:,ssSy SsSy S, q, ana the couYt directs the AgMinibs tfatrix, to glve notice thereof. py publishing this order iii soma news. papef having q cIrculatioE iT gaiq said day cf heaflhs.
 JOHN ,. HOWARD. 7.ek-ft Clerk.
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ONE - Family, 5 rooms (space for extra rooms), garage, $4,l00. Ex- cellent. Leo J. Curley. 3-5169.
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NOT NnsPONsInLn N0TICmi

On and after this 6ate I will not bA rebpDnniblA for any debts other than those contracted by myself. 7-si-st rpESEpHlo sAMrfrRI.
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Legal Notices
-LIeyoR PERMIT

NOTICE or APPLiCATI0N
 sss,x SssI: e!sys ss s!s' ,ss'i@Ssl i@S:l:ssss.' ss''s s! sppiisssie wsiitisssSis Ss,sS SGG,sS yus snss' a,ssi M MWilh the LiSsos Control .Sn,Is comr,isr .sr ss:.. 5: s.: St S sSss0hSs sSs Ss.s SHSS S on ws cwpsd by Matthsw oeary, of 72 Wcicott s., Watefbury. Conn, and will be conducted by Matthew Qeary ef 7s Wolcott St. Waterbury. Conn., - ''''' MATTHEW drARY..
 Dated July SSnd. 1887. 7.32-sS
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Merchandise
Musical Instruments

FINE Old cello and violin smooth, full toned instruments Bargains. Phone 3-7038.
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Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale

BUNGALOWS rooms. Practically new. Excellent location in East End. Box D-44, Democrat.
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N0TIcE nE APPIicHTl0I

a.ss.s gsi: i:sss,ssi si;s I1EsISIS Ss,,S S:. s..D an appilcstion dated July iSth, iss7 with ts S LSiqScr SSn;rSl ,u Sonmiississ & i. 2, Green St., Waterbury, Conn. rSs business Is owned by LithuaniaH Political Indspenaent Club. inc.. Q! yiII s De GSneSsssd Ss Mus,S :.Ss.S by S,SrS ssks ''r''r' o0"a GEORGE sHsixsocrus.
 Dated July 18th, 1881. 7-e3.2o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

s,sns:n Ta: assya.s sG ssyt 6s 2os: s: issw5 sss St.. Waterbury, Conn, have filed an application dated July. 18th, 19S7. with the Liquor Control Commission for 8 Package. Store Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic llquor an the bury, Conn. The business is owned by The Fulton Markets, Inc, of 225 East Aurora St., Waterbury, Conn, and will be conducted by stephen Raczynski, of 735 Baldwin St., Wa. tereury' sTnpiisES GSnn;i sS psr%itntessz; % hnezyNsx,
 Dated July i4th. 1897. 7.l5-22
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22
Legal Notices
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This Is to give notice that l, Margaret A. Finnan Shields, of 1885 S.an Watert1wn HiS% Ave- Wat,srn1ry, conn; nm; 14th, 1887, with the Liquor Control Commission for a renewal of Ress taurant. Permit for the sale of beer on the premises 1883 Watsrtown Ave, Waterbury, Conn. The busi- Finnan shields, of iss5 Wktertown, 1 Ave-, Waterbury, Copn., and will be conducted by Margaret A. Finnan Shields, Of 1895 Watertown Ave. wMaHtfRresaaryi iT Con A INSsRsN S RsNTniHiiisi sHISips
 Dated July 14th, 1897. 7.i5-22
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22

pisTgSsc.T TgIs.. Tr ot co,,At WATEEEugs.r g,;;S s.s. 4
 2 Els i|I SSE.sG:. :ifHss .'!sss'1;A 'S'sa'Als la FIRE issL4gRaii4fa 'x,SSGmlSSiI. sSsH; Eo seii. certain real estate btignk-
 VoSRpEREp. That saiS kppilcAtlen De heard and dssefmined at ths Distriet. on the 27th day of July A noon tsta1dayd TiWsl, and % that no; s"id s,is Ss SSspplisStien. " aaS .Ss time asd place of heaflng thereon. by pub. ne wspAper having q circulation in said District, on. or before the 2sfd day of July 1oA1.
 7.sa.it Clerk.
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,orhss tSE SI IHyHgHsMsgITr,o,

An). As usl.yyi yivst st sSsiis sSs s,AsSS sSSt si ' TEt:ssSrS S..:s cS Js,S SayH s;.t wiS s ni iRestaurant Beer Permit for tho premises M of sSs Bishop st., Water; Sy Annie J. Healsy, of ass Ai.hop st. ws.SrpSSy S GSs aYHs aYH.s.y yi,i Ss os SSS Bishop st., waterbury. Conn. as pef"''se' ANNIE r. HEALEY.
 Dated July 2ist, 1887. 7.sS.2s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22

WANTED: Man for cleaning and blocking hats. Apply Imbimbo. 30 Union et.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22

CHOICE of 3 and { room heated
 Apartments. Centrally located. Jan- l lkAN eau1,iaas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22

COOKE ST.-Opposite Fulton Park 5 room tenement, newly decorated Price reasonable for this desirable location. See
 GEORGE A. BARONIAN
 36 North Main St.
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MARTIN J. McEvOY, Inc. 51 West Main St. Dial 4-5ll8
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For Rent Real Est0fe
7s Apartments and Tenemsnts

of 2, 3 and 4 rooms at 217 Bank Street, with heat Rents reasonable to right parties, Inquire @
 GEORGE A. BARONIAN
 36 North Main St.
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Building Lots For Sale

LOTS - Chipman St., Baldwin St., Atwood Ave. Very reasonable. Ing. J. c. Herbst, 63 Bank St. 4-4370.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03
CONTRACT BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS,
By v. SHEPARD
Famous Bridge Tsaehe.
FamOUs Bridge Teacher

Personally I like an opening blo OF
1-Club on hand like Vests.
With East playing the hand the
normal opening lead is the @ of
clubs, no matter what Vests open
ing bid happens to be. No opening
lead can harm East. Win the open
ing lead with dummy's K of clubs.
Lead the Ace Of spades, followed
by low one. North may as we'll
win the trick. His best return
lead seems to be the club, which
dummy's Ace will take North
probably would not lead suit bid
by declarer, and thus assist him in
establishing diamonds.
Declarer had best pick up North's
of trumps, before running off dia-
monds, or he might lose game by
having that defender unexpectedly
ruff a diamond. Being in his own
hand with the Q Of spades, Easts
only reasonable lead is low heart
which trick will go either to North
or South. The defender winning
that trick will lead club and ruff
declarer.
Declarer and dummy now each
hold one trump. In addition dunn
my has three hearts and two dia-
monds, while declarer holds five
diamonds. There is left no way to
enter dummy unless low spade
puts dummy in lead. No sane play
err would choose such method Of
playing diamonds, Declarer must
lead that suit from his own hand,
knowing that defenders can win
only a single trick in the suit and
regardless Of wha+ they do game
is assured declarer with his estab-
lished diamonds and one trump.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03

LMloA. more OF the
ssnin .lon mad a general physical
2sdtia' 'oh than ever before, this
|! Sta., was found quite regular
Me- @i y u say that it occurs
Aerer 90 200 times, but it seemed
S.,, man that in the army.
Nsitiera varieties of this trans
,ne s' IL Of viscera occur. Some
he cbo s,,e entire set of organs OF
'ound 'St and abdomen is turned
lger M heart on the right, the
Ne roh Oh the left, the stomach on
soae sI =. etc. Sometimes the heart
e'erytbi's transposed. Sometimes
timed ~. BUT the heart is
'l ,se cause is not known. Con-
tprng ~ me "ay the organs rotate
tEo, + ' ~ development Of the en-
w ofte - d wonder it does not oc-
&anv IL =, They all start. prac-
llotatss m n the midiine, ana seem to,
Npould' way they do from habit.
@ctatte DC =, just as easy for them
@h s,o v The other way-as they
'SAssorna instances as those under
II has been suggested
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03

that the person with tranSpoSed
viscera is one Of twins due to a
split in the embryo soon after de-
velopment starts, the other twin
failing to develop, but there is no
evidence to prove this theory.
/ Known for Some Time
The possibility of such a condi-
ton has been known for a long
time. Aristotle described two cases
in animals, and am sure it occurs
frequently in dogs. After the days
of percussion and the stethcscope
they began to be reported more
often. And when the X-ray came
in the number Of them was legion.
It is indeed not always easy for
a person to make the diagnosis
without the X-ray. I have seen a
whole class Of medical students
lpuzzling over why they didn't hear
the heart sounds in the right place,
and experienced diagnosticians
sometimes take a long time to fall
for it.
It doesn't have the slightest eff
feet on health. It does not affect
longevity. have examined one pa
tient over rs with this develop
mental condition; he never had
sick day in his life until shortly be-
fore this examination.
It Is important sometimes for the
person who has this to know it. He
always should warn any doctor he
consthts about it beforehand. May
be the doctor will discover it and
maybe not. He is not expecting it
and might overlook it. And if, for
instance, you have all the synp-
toms Of appendicitis, but on the
wrong side Of Che body, it might
prevent confusion to let the doctor
know you have a complete trans
position of viscera.
One might even have tattoo
notice worked on the chest, in case
YOU are brought into a hospital UNI
conscious, saying MY heart is in
the right"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03
EXPENSIVE TIMIDITY

0.;E OF THE most annoying
Ags in the game is a pass by a
nrer who should bid upon I'M
za strength. 1t is accumulated
1n that pass causes the loss of
me Here is a case Of that sort.
lit, who sat second hand, had
Egth demanding an opening bid
my position about the table. It
rid not have been so bad had
|Iat dealt, as his partner might
We opened bidding third hand, but
70 did not feel justified in doing
3 fourth hand. It proved to be
Ensve timidity on Vests part.
Then the three previous players
I'd passed, East threw his hand
aTn Adding insult to injury,
Vest remarked; Partner, 1 hoped
"a! you might bid sonnet ing. I
1'' nice support for anything ex-
m diamonds
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03

come Oh HIN.
It gives HIM no
t r W b l e. In
fact, he did not
k n o w tn a t
there was any,
thing W 7 O n 6
until it w q s
a c cid entally
d | s c o v e red
during a life
insurance ex-
animation.
During t h e
draft DAYS IN
for min & an
army, w II e. n
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03
What Happens if Your
Heart Is On the Right?
LOGAN CLENnENrNc

Io'AN CLENDENTNG, M. D.
~, " ioCNG MAN writes ME in
s ,'.. aiarm and CONSERVATION be-
h s'' ". MS heart is on the right side.
. "0"oers What is going to be-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03
. Q j 10 6 4

!, aading should have gone: West,
". l-Club, Heart, 1-Spade or
' a, Trump, it mattered little
,@cn he bid. East would have
a'sn his two suits, resulting in
AaI declaration of 4-Spades.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30

| vited 49,. IL you are liz
NV w ouI Tor lunch or dinner you
~ WI eat whatever is set before you,
tss1 TpI bread and butter, without
i, rang IKE a criminal. Except
ar sau and butter, because on the
/ ht rtase that that will cut down. your
meal ~, 1oo calories at any one
evs ~' I'm, me "pari passu" with
red Sm pace diet is not intended to
'Obieot e you rapidly-in fact, it's real
! bn i'S Si, IS not to reduce you at all
Ii i SIMPLY tlpy to keep you as you are.
ranoa. therefore, quite elastic, and
Ia day. svS L. from 1000 to $500 calories
or tay, ot SO that if you take go cal
witbir VII IL any meal you are usually
bei men those moments when tea is
some st served, when a tray with
with t Ul those large, soft rnufins
yon oa outer all over are served.
Of c cr,. take one without a twinge
bread on5 Just cut out the
Your ne ~au butter and dessert at
butter e a meal. Or the bread and
ever Won ~'l "a salad dressing, which,
NJ. Enemies Of Reducer
sverages n nN great enemies of the
tAvitaffiTons reducing diet are ~ "the
' out to q meal" Cd 'fKs
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30

lunch downtown, and (3) "the
planless housekeeper"
The invitation out and the lunch
downtown both threaten the .funda-
mental principle that it isn't what
you eat or what you eat at any one
meal that keeps you reduced, but
how much you eat in the whole
day. You can eat a properly bal
anced light reduction diet at break
fast and, lunch and then go out to
dinner, and if you don't watch out,
you will pile up a total of calories
that would fatten living skeleton
for that day. The "pari passu"
method tries to avoid this. by Civ
ing you enough to eat so that you
are not hungry and, therefore, not
tempted by feast sprung on, you.
And besides that, as have said, 1t
10 sufficiently elastic that if you
omit bread, butter, salad dressing
and dessert at any meal, your. av-
erage is good.
The lunch downtown can be very
easily arranged, When downtown
usually go to the same place, and
the cook at that place can. arrange
a proper luncheon for every day in
the week. Even if not the menus
are varied enough SO that at any
restaurant or lunch counter Sc
lection can easily be made. The
lunches at soda water fountains,
with the temptation to eat six or
seven hundred Galleries in one ice
cream soda, are no place for re-
ducers., Let the thin ones crowd
In there.
AS for the housekeeper, whoever
that may be-. in the reducer's
household, she, must arrange to set
nothing but the proper (pari pas
SUP diet, morning, noon and night
EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets
by. DR.. Clendepipg can. now be OBJ
tanned by sending 10 cents in. coin,
for each, and a self addressed en-
yelope stamped with A., three-cent
stamp. to DR.. Logan Clendening,. in
care Of this paper. The pamphlets
are: Three Weeks, Reducing Diet,
indigestion and, Constipation, Re-
ducing and Gaining, Infant Feed
ing, Instructions for the Treatment
0sa DiabetQsr, gEeminine Hygiene;
and '..ThA EaTa Qf the Hair and EkaAl.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30
CONTRACT BRIDGE

SPACES were taken. On them de-
clarer let go his three lowest
hearts. The G of diamonds won
the eighth trick. The of dia-
monds was led from dummy at the
ninth trick. and overtaken with de-
clarer's 10, leaving just four cards
in the hands of dummy. North and
declarer. The diagram shows the
four held by each of them, and the
Eye cards, held by. South. from
which he must discard to the ninth
trick.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30

TOP SCORE AT NO TRUMPS.
UNLESS players have been esq
pecaly trained to note the fire.
cgency with which squeezes may
b made, they scarcely can credit
he statement that few long bridge
|gssions fail to afford at least one
|e,,ortunity to squeeze defenders.
biting his opportunity. one East
payer in duplicate game won top
Eore through that simple, strategy.
Better still. he saw his chance from
The beginning of the hand. and
tayed for the squeeze.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30

South knew that declarer still
held the K Of diamonds, the. K-10
of clubs and a lone heart Of I'M
known denomination. North, still
held a club and three hearts Of I'm
known denon1inations., He. hoped
that North held the. J Of hearts.
That would prevent 2, small slam.
The only thing possible for South
to do was to let. go heart. Either
q spade or a club discard meant
that ,deciarer certainly would make
6-odd. South, let go, the Q of
hearts. When declarer led the K
of diamonds, South let. go his last
heart. Dunnny's lowest heart was
discarded ...- ~.,..- -
=, Next decIarer took his good club.
Dunny's last spade was discarded,
bringing al players down to two
cards. The j of hearts was led,
overtaken with the Ace, and the
10 of hearts just gave declarer his
unbid small slam.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30
Advantage of.Nei' Diet
In Keeping Weight DOtUza

By LOGAN CLENDENING.. M. d.
The "PARI PASSU" with even
pace method for keeping weight
uown was described in my article
yesterday and sample. diets for the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30

Bidding went: West, =. 17Spade;
East, l-No Trump; West, 2-Spades;
East, 2-No Trumps; West. 3-No
'Tmmps.
clubs. Declarer's 8 won. &, He
counted the following certain
tricks: 4 in spades, in hearts, 3
In diamonds and 8 in clubs. or II
tricks total. That should mean a
small slam through good strategy
|and probably good for top on the
|hand.
The K Of spades was led. !. A. low
diamond followed. Dunmy's J fen
70 North's Ace. He led back a
|clO' trying to establish partners
Eult. Dummy's Ace won the fourth
lFck. Three rounds Of winning
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-30

first two days
were Civ n.
You can make
up, your own
diets, and in
one of the ar
ticles n e x t
w e e k I will
give an outline
and some help
full hints in
that direction.
one Qf. The
great advan-
tages Of the
"pari passu"
method is that