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The Washington times., 1937-10-09

Mrs. Allen discovered pracIl
Though they tried to discover
the identity Of its owner, they
never did and because 1t was
empty, at the time Of finding
(the Admiral vows 1t has been
that way ever Since), they were
not especially upset when the
wallet went unclaimed. The Ad'
miral loves the sound Of the fall
ing rain and strangely enough
welcomed those typhoons in the
Philippines. However. he adj
mitted, that one reason was be-
cause he never had to so out.
His office then was in the base
ment Of an old historic house
in Manila which he and his
family occupied as q residence.
Miss Thayer Allen, the daugh.
ter Of the family and who looks
like her mother, Is one Of the
real beauties Of the Navy and
has never been called anything
but Peach" since her pinafore
days.
MRS. ROBERT DONOHUE,
WA wife Of Commander Robert
Donohue, U.S.C.G., and mother
Of the darby lovely Patsy Dono-
hue who Is to make her debut
this winter, is q very stunning
and handsome person her own
self. Her skin, which Is the envy
Of the entire younger set, is as
fresh, as pink and white as any
three year old and her large
dark eyes, sparkle ike black dia-
monds. Mr.. Donohue likes people
and nothing suits her better
than to gather together q con-
genial group for luncheon and
perhaps bridge. The piece de re-
Sistance Of these luncheons is
charlotte russo.
A charlotte russo that Is rich,
frothy and light and is made in
Mrs. Donohue'S own kitchen by
her cook Of many years stand
ing and according to an old and
treasured recipe in Mrs. Dono-
hue's family. Mrs. Donohue has
many interests, she is too lively,
too alert not to have them, but
she has only one hobby-tropi-
cal fish. These fish are as varied
as the bowls which house them
and Mrs. Donohue gives them
her earnest and undivided atten-
ton for a certain period Of time,
every day.
OMDR. FRANK O'BRIEN,
U. S. N, is one Of the most
attractive bachelors in the Serv-
ice. He invariably has the most
fascinating house or apartment
of any others, wherever he may
be stationed, and always sees to
it that the furnishings and dec
orations are at once both charm
ing and definitely comfortable.
He entertains VIII en- ever he
chooses and nearly always at
small parties, and he gives all
of his feminine acquaintance
the "envious filters" by running
his various places Of residence
with a skill, finished ease and
a quiet perfection that somehow
seems well-nigh magical.
Right now Commander O'Brien
Is particularly busy, for he is
moving into the delightful guest
house directly back Of the newly
done over house belonging to
Bill Taylor, on Twenty-eighth
and @. The Commander and Mr..
Taylor are friends Of long stand.
ing, and this landlord and ten
ant idea is one which is exceed
ingly nice for both.
MRS. JOHN PRICE, wife Of
AVA Lieut.. John Price, q. S. NJ,
is in the throes Of packing and
leaving all Of us to join her hus-
band on the West Coast. Mrs.
Price, who is Of French and
Italian heritage and bears the
musical name Of Marcel, is a
very lovely person. Her hair,
and she has a wealth Of it, is
exceedingly blond; her eyes,
which dominate a slender oval
face, are deeply gray with flecks
Of amber, and she is unusually
The Washington times., 1937-10-09
Medina Told

Mr.. and Mrs. William K.
Wimsatt announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Caroline, to
Mr.. James F. Reilly, Wednesday,
at st. Johns Church, Forest
Glen, Md.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd "Opens
chica, Of Kew Gardens, Long
Island, N. Y, are in Washington
for a few days and while here
are at the Carlton.
The Washington times., 1937-10-09
U11uH!zA2VY-nzatlmS Co4o0
Society 4odA5o
Notabes Attend Gala Night Club Opening I1nnH5
By Peter Carter

DMIRAL and Mrs W. H. Allen lately back to Washing
station in China two of the incest persons one
gracious
Aliens twinkle
only and then frequently after he really knows Gns MIS- A N
Both the Admiral and Mrs Allen are Id WIN h
Of the Great wall OF
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else, but will always have soft spot in
her heart for Boston. For-f she hadn't
gone to school there, and hadn't gone
aboard the ship Florida for tea, she might
never have met that young Marine, who
persuaded her, a bit later, to change her
name to Fegan. She entertains nicely and
often and always, if possible, in her own
home. She swims well, she knits and
crochets even better. She is very fond OF
flowers and arranges them beautifully
with great attention to the vases and bowls
which hold them, jade green is her pet
color and she hates to have her photo.
graph taken because she feels stiff and
frozen, during the entire process"
The Washington times., 1937-10-09
Sonora Viteri in White Satin

The Ambassador Of Ecuador Senior Captain Colon Eloy
Aaro temporary bachelor while Sonora de Afaro is
ournng in their homeland entertained the Eucadorean Chief
of the Boundary Commission and the laers pretty wife,
Sonora Veri, whose white satin gown, trimmed with gold
beads in effective contrast her dark hair Others in
his party Miss Maxine Smith and Mr.. Butler Sherwe
At ngde table the Naval Attache of the Argentine
Embassy and Sonora de Suyro who accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs Henry Lewis Each of these ladies black
Others from the diplomatic corps spied the Minister
OF Albania Mr. Fak Konza and Senior Manuel Trucco, r
The Washington times., 1937-10-09
Ecuad0rean EnU0y Is Host
To Parry; EOeyett Sanders
Ind WIfe Entertain
BIZ Flora Macdonald

Apparently society loves these night club
openings, Judging by the happy throng that
turns out in party dress!
Last evening the fall and winter get under
at the Mayfower Lounge with orchids for the ladies' cham
payne for them-and their escorts.
Chrysanthemums in shades of pale lavender and yellow
thanked with colorful Autumn leaves made picturesque
background for the lovely rocks donned for the occasion
Numerous jolly parties grouped about the salon. join
ing the dancing and appaudng enthusiastically the clever
young singer Claire Willis who will appear for unlimited
engagement the 'Lng Lnguist of Songs Pierce and
Roland society ballroom dancers did several numbers with
grace and agility.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
PASTORS ARE ASKED
TO JOIN ASSOCIATION
President Flickinger Sees Close
Tie-up With Work of Friend
shin Gronp.

The pastors OF all churches in the
area of the Friendship Citizens As
sociation have been invited by Samuel
j. Flickinger, president, to become
honorary members of the association.
Empowered by recent action of the
association to issue the invitations,
Flickinger said: There should be a
closer tie between the churches and
the citizens associations. We all are
working for the good of the COM
munity. The church and the citizens
association both have their place in
the community and I believe that
II they join with us we will be of
mutual benefit to each other"
Flickinger hopes that when the
ehurchmen accept membership in the
association that they will attend meet
ings and take part In discussions and
actions Of the group. although their
work Is Of a spiritual nature and
ours Is somewhat along political lines,
there are many problems connected
with Friendship Heights in which we
both have an interest" he said.
Churches invited to join the associa-
ton are: st. Anne's Catholic, st.
Columbus Episcopal, Eldbrooke Meth
odist, United Presbyterian Chapel.
Church of Nazarine and Wisconsin
Avenue Baptist Churches.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

partner plays low. But in spite OF
flnessing, declarer Is now unable to
pick up your partners king. But, had
you failed to force the dummy, de-
clarer could have led through your
partner three times and made his
contract
Example No. 3-You have three
small trulnps, dummy has three
trumpS to the ace and a side suit
which you are sure declarer will try
to establish. If you fail to force
dummy, declarer will establish this
side suit and now play three rounds
OF trumps, ending in dummy, and dis
card several losers on the remainder
OF dummy'S suit. But, If you force
dummy at an early stage, you have
one more trump than dummy and de-
clarer Is now unable to run his side
suit.
IN CONSIDERING the preceding ex-
amples, however, the reader should
bear in mind that it is not always
advisable to force the declarer to
u aiAAP. Al pal eiCuldl, IL S not always
advisable to force the declarer to
trump in dummy. Frequently, fol-
lowing the opening lead, you will see
right away that your best defense is
to lead trump in order to stop the
declarer from making ruffs.
The preceding examples showing
cases where dummy should be forced
to trump are somewhat in the nature
OF putting the cart before the horse,
because in most instances, when a
defending player sees that dummy
can ruff losing cards, his best defense
Is to play trumps in order to eliminate
as many ruffs as possible. And the
following is very good general rule
on defense:
When you see that dummy Is able
to ruiz some of declarer's losers, lead
trumps unless CD you see a definite
advantage to be gained by forcing
dummy yourself; ca trump lead will
Jeopardize or cause you to lose an i'm
portant trump trick or tricks in your
own hand, go you suspect that a
trump lead will cause your partner to
lose an important trump trick or
tricks, or (D you see that the only
chance Of beating the contract is to
Immediately attack some side suit"
Copyright, 1877
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Catalonians Jealous.

Catalonia, province in Spain, has
always been as jealous of other Span
iards as though it was a different
country altogether Nationalist writer's
OF Catalonia have claimed racial su-
periority over the Spaniard on the
ground that Catalan skulls are sup
posed to be bigger than Spanish
skulls!
Evening star., 1937-04-25

The Fours Aces will be pleased to
answer letters from readers If stamp
ed C3-centl., self-addressed envelope is
you desire the pocket outline of the
Four Aces system of contract bridge.
send with your request a stamped g.
cent? self addressed. large size envel-
ope to the Four Aces. Inc. l3O West
Forty-Second street. New York City. and
you will receive an outline without any
charge. The next article in this
series will appear tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

PERMANENT LOCAL
REPRESENTATIVE
Large Eastern corporation has
opening for high type repre-
sentative, age 1855, married, liv-
ing in and we'll acquainted in
Washington. This man must
have sales experience, be neat,
aggressive and willing to work.
This is an entirely different op-
portunity-offices in AZ cities
replies confidential. If your re-
ply merits personal confer
ence, an appointment will be ar
ranged. Address Box 22-E, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
S. KANN SONS CO
SALES EXECUTIVE.

=. Opportunity is facing your front door
IL you are optimistic and have the courage e
OF your own conviction to go through with
plan. life insurance financial institution
leads and other incidentals. II you are not
an experienced life insurance man. but
nave been successful in other lines we will
train you to earn an income from the start
and assist you will your sales. Only con-
SiSlent hard workers need apply. Apply
Mr. o Brien. l43n st u "
Evening star., 1937-04-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
WE PLACE school and college teachers;
also Rovernesses and tutors Baltimore
Teachers Agency, 516 N. Charles st.,
BaIto. Nd. Licensed Employment Agency
STENOGRAPHER tmaleD public contact
month.
Credit investigator fM). good typist.
Assistant bookkeeper. typist, (M), long
hours; S15 weekly,
Iypist 1N). s0-word speed. Gentle: $50
month. advancement
SIENO. 'F1. single. Gentle good edu-
cation some experience, Alex. res; perm;
Sl5 start
sTENo. tFl. alert. attractive. finance
experience helpful. local person; perma-
nent; SIS; immediate advancement
SIENO.. BOOKKEEPER CFl. single
10 years. efficient. experienced, SIS
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
More About Defense,

~no bafnstine Merwn Ma1er Oswald
Evening star., 1937-04-25
SALESMAN.
tC0ntinued)
SPECIALITY statesmen

Age 26 to 40, experienced well educated
yearly. to sell widely advertised established
instrument line to physicians, hospitals
and dentists direct from samples on
straight commission basis Exclusive State
territories open. New men adapted to
work can earn $500 weekly Immediately
with possibilities Of doubling this Ex-
perlenced men earn above the average OF
other high-paying organizations Auto
mobile required. Two weeks training in
age and experience first letter.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR statesmen.
There is a new deal at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. New owner
ship, renewed activity, new con-
Structlon. Now WaShingtonS S
most active cemetery organiza-
ton. We offer to statesmen the
most liberal plan to earn big
money. Cooperation with leads
and real assistance in closing
sales. inexperienced men will
be given special assistance in get
ting started. Come to our office
at 1901 Bladensburg rd. ne. Let
lis aYnlain nllr nlan to un11
Evening star., 1937-04-25

AOAC 0UOuL Oe1eUSe.
- HORTLY after her marriage, Mrs.
Oswald Jacoby (who had never
previously played BRIDGE was
- playing in a minor tournament
with her husband, and opened the
King OF diamonds against four-spade
contract. Dummy went down with a
singleton diamond and various other
cards. Mr.. Jacoby dropped the 10 Of
diamonds, whereupon Mrs. Jacoby
continued the suit. Eventually the
contract was set because declarer ran
out Of trumps in dummy. One Of a
large group of kibitzers now spoke up
and said, Mrs. Jacoby why did you
that dummy could ruff that suit?"
Mrs. Jacoby replied, MY husband
gave me come-on signal with the TO-
That was all I needed to see"
This answer did not satisfy the
kibitzer, who now turned to Mr..
Jacoby and asked, why did you
signal your partner to continue
diamonds when you saw that dummy
d. could trump" Mr.. Jacoby replied,
upon studying dummy and my hand
1t became apparent to me that the
only chance of setting the contract
was to embarraSs declarer by shorten
ing dummy's trumps Immediately.
OF course, l was not sure that that
defense would set the hand, but it
appeared best, and the actual results
were just as 1 had hoped If Mrs.
Jacoby had shifted, the contract could
not have been defeated"
This little by-play brings up several
very important principles of defense
First, we have one of the most i'm
portant Of all-the principle of fol-
lowing your partners guidance. There
is no part Of contract bridge where
partnership is of greater Importance
than on defense. Time and again it
will be found that the defending
player who has the lead is unable
to obtain any diflnite idea from his
own cards and those in dummy as to
his best play. Yet frequently his
partner IS in position to know the
best line Of defense and has an op-
portunity to indicate it by his dis
cards.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
PROMINENT AUTOMOBILE
MANUFACTURERS

VIII interview several statesmen for its
dealers in the Washington territory We
are looking for men with or without au-
tomobile selling experience who are am
bilious. aggressive and of good moral
character. This is a splendid opportunity
TO JON faSt-movlng organizations which
are not overcrowded. permitting you to
make good living and gain valuable SELL
ing experience. Men selected will be given
ADEQUATE training by factory representa-
tlVeS. Our generous and fair policies of
compensation and working conditions will
line IS making outstanding progress and
ahords you an opportunity for a perma-
nen1 connection. CALL MR. WAITER
MONDAY FOR APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1937-04-25
666 w. Division ST., Chicago. III. .

mobile required. Two weeks training in
Chicago. Permanent opportunity; give
ass and e'Der''eif cHMERoE. 1a1st letter
666 w Division St. Chicago. Ill.
GOOD POSITION OPEN.
We have q position FOR a man
between Is and As, neat appear
ance, who can furnish good
character references. This is a
permanent position and will pay
approximately $500 per week
for the first few weeks.
This weekly income will in
crease If you are interested in
making good and are willing tC
work a few extra hours over
time while learning the business
Apply Tuesday at 10 a m. SHARP
at 205 Denrike Bldg, 1910 Yer
mont ave. NV.
Please note the time and be
prompt-10 m. Tuesday.
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED LIQUOR
statesmen.
III SLr o u Tor OF Leading
brands of nationally known
distillers has opening for two
experienced men with COM
plete knowledge of local bar
and grill trade. Must be
Wide-aWake salesman with
ability to build volume with
"C' accounts. Liberal draw
ing account against commits
sions. Write freely complete
details of your experience.
This information will be held
in the Strictest confidence.
Address Box 321-T, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

RUT even here there are a great
many cases in which forcing
dummy at an early stage will en-
barrass the declarer. For instance,
here are a few examples
Example No. Dummy holds king
queen-jack of spades and a singleton
heart. You have singleton spade
and all top hearts. You open hearts
and continue the suit, forcing dummy
to ruff. 1t is now disclosed that your
partner held the 10-9-8-small Of
spades. The first time that you force
dummy to ruff sets up trump trick
for your partner and the second time
another trump trick.
Example No 2-You are defending
against slam bid in spades. Dummy
shows three spades to the jack and
singleton club. You open the king of
clubs and continue with the ace.
Dummy now ruffs, whereupon it turns
out that your partner originally held
the king and three small spades De-
clarer now leads the jack of spades:
your partner ducks. Declarer illnesses
and plays another spade Again your
Evening star., 1937-04-25
SUPERVISOR
for
WILL CALL DESK

MEMS CLOTHING DEPT.
Only those familiar with mems clothing
need apply; man between 25 and 40 pre-
ferred. Apply $50 to am. Rm. 205.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER,
Personnel Dept. 1920 F St.
YOUNG MAN, about Is years
old, as correspondence clerk,
in collection department of
installment furniture store.
Apply in own handwriting.
State age, experience, salary
expected and give references.
Address Box 319-K, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
ATTENTION, MEN.
YOUNG MEN.

Several excellent opportunities are now
available to honest industrious and sober
young men. Positions are permanent with
plenty OF opportunity for advancement
NO selling OR clerical work This is manual
dress Box ?74-T, Star office.
The PALAIS ROYAL, INC.
Prominent position open for two men
IN our electrical appliance department
must be neat-appearing. married No
Ganvassing. Car. Apply Monday. 10 am.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

AOW QlHerent IL would nave Deen
If Mrs. Jacoby had been one of
those many players who pay little or
no attention to their partners. Time
and again we have heard one player
say, Partner, why didn't you follow
my signal?" to which the reply would
be, Il couldn't see that following
your signal made any difference,
whereupon the reply was, THE reason
I signaled vas that 1 knew you
couldn't tell the correct play. Yet !
thought I was in a position to judge
and definitely asked you to do some
thing. You admit you couldn't tell
what to do. Why didn't you follow
my indication"
That last argument should be
crushing in all instances. Yet We
have found that with many players
1t seems TO do no good. They just
go on refusing to follow their partner S
signals, and will always be losing
players on that account.
The second point brought up is
that there Is no harm in leading a
card which is surely going to lose.
We have seen innumerable trump
contracts fulfilled because a player
failed to continue to lead his own
suit, knowing that declarer could
run 1t. In such cases the player who
refused to play the card that could
be ruffed would invariably fail to
realize that declarer could make that
same trick at some later stage any,
way. In many instances continual
forcing Of the declarer to trump will
shorten him down to the point where
you or your partner will have more
trumps than he has. OF course, in
the instance just given Mrs. .Jacoby
forced dummy, which had less trumps
than declarer.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

OIL BURNER statesmen.
We want 3 men who have a good record
OF accomplishments in the sale of oil
burners to join our organization We will
pay the highest rates of compensation and
give the fullest cooperation. This is your
Salary when qualified. Apply between 10
and II am. any morning this week
R1NALD1 COAL CO., INC,
Evening star., 1937-04-25
AGENTS.

AGENTSl Operators! Jobbers! Here's your
chance to get amazing values. Bigger Sc
lectionS at unheard prices. complete
line of merchandise that resells proftably
Notions razor blades cosmetics Freeze
Zema and over 5000 other fast-seliine
articles. Naiman Sales Co. Ills 9TH ST..
n W.
AGENTS GOLD LEAF LETTERS for store
windows. 5000 profit. Free samples.
Metallic Co., 435 N. Clark. Chicago.
5O0fS IN AMAZING G937) perfected
quick action automatic gas lighter; no
flint or friction: lights gas instantly; indi-
vidually carded; retails 25c; costs you 81
q dozen or SS for - dozen postpaid; sam
pie free. New Method Co, Box WS-11.
Bradford Pa
Evening star., 1937-04-25
HELP MEN,

YOUNG BOY, experienced in laundry
msfk'nE n,s Net a9s 9ses asserting. 1908 10th ST.
YOUNG MAN for. delivery. department..
dress Box 2i6-T. Star once. ,e0 ~
YOUNG MAN, 1s to 22 high school grad
store: must be accurate accurate % at figures. M local local
start: $14: state complete details OF edu-
Address tfas Bos 57sT Star ts ofes. slssehces ETC.
DoDGE,,PLYMoUTH live-wire. salesman;
dependsble depsaa man only; write full details in
conn c9fnnndence. Address Box 3l7-K. Star
sTENoGRAPHER ENn7G WITH ExPER1ENCE IN
ARRtH MaN. 7sh h14haP:F1R1H aSb sfS OFFICE Else
GAS STATION ATTENDANT.
Must be clean. quick and exp: excellent
opportunity OBJ o for @ advancement. Union serv-
THE ]. r. WATKINS co.
Can use three men over 25 in D. c. and
suburban territories in established grocery
1Tsfi RAN YOU som re qred S5 WE
interests you. apply to IL am. 5l3 X
ATTENTION, MEN.
scter at least u, With B. 6. d drivers fr per per
Possbe s Mhe are S0knE o for lob with
~ W ply wen ooi-
lively no selling. For detailed information.
see Mr.. BRINER. 1860 22nd St. NV be-
tween ! am. and pm. only
ExECUTONE DISTRIBUTORSHIP
AVAILABLE
Zen months Of successful DIRECT SELL
our decision to appoint a WASHINGTON dis
trlbutor for EXECUTONE INTERCOM-
MUN1CAT1NG EQUIPMENT The market
Tor this amazing device is exceptionally re-
Sponsive and extremely broad In EXECU-
TONE are combined technical perfection.
even small business and professional organ
izationS can afford TO buy Inquiries are
invited from men of responsibility whose
experience includes organizing and direct
ing Speciality statesmen. EXECUTONE Inc.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

EXPERIENCED
COLLECTION MANAGER.
CAPABLE OF MANAGING
LARGE COLLECTION DEPART
MENT, INTERVIEWING GUS
TONERS AND HANDLING OUT
SIDE MEN. UNUSUAL OPPOR-
TUN1TY TO MAN QUALIFYING.
STATE AGE, EXPERIENCE, REF
ERENCES AND TELEPHONE
N U M B Err. ALL REPLIES
TREATED CONFIDENTIAL. AD-
DRESS BOX APPS, STAR Of
FICE.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

ADVERTISING MANAGER. young man
capable OF taking charge of mail order
and promotion department for insurance
company; excellent opportunity for one
Star Office
Evening star., 1937-04-25
TEACHERS WANTED
LADY
II You've Had Experience
S. KANN SONS. co

must have car be able to drive in titv
appIy aIy employment ONCE, 4th floor. Mon
Evening star., 1937-04-25
HELP MEN.

THE HECHT CO. desires the
services of 2 statesmen for
their electric appliance dept.
Highest commission paid:
transportation with gas and
OIL furnished. A real oppor-
tunity for a permanent posi-
ton for men qualifying. Ap-
ply Monday bet. 10 and u,
Mr.. Darneille, Electrical Ar
cade, 1St floor.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

VIZ 1IhVE OEV VERHI VA
CANCIES IN OUR ELEC-
TR1CAL APPLIANCE DEPT.
FOR REAL statesmen.
PERMANENT POSITIONS
FOR THOSE WHO QUAIL
1FY. Apply $50 to IL am,
Employment Office, 4th floor,
LanSburgh's Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1937-04-25

COLLECTOR & INVESTI-
GATOR-Must be expert
enced and have car; steady
work with good salary. Ap-
ply Monday, 4 pm. to 6 pm.
Ask for Mr.. Mandle, 816 F
st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
SAlESMEN.

COMPLETE line Hammermill bond busi-
ness stationery. book matches advertis-
ing pencils, shelf moulding. tear-of busi-
ness cards, labels, salesbookS. garage forms:
premiums: 35ct comm. daily: free sales
portfolio. WillenS 2130R D. Gladys, Chicago.