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Evening star., 1938-10-16
NORWAY SADDLER
RULES DOG SHOW
Smooth Fox Terrier Adds
to Many Laureis With
Alexandria Victory.
Nv r. r. TAYNTON,

Nornay Saddler, the smooth fox
terrier owned by the Wissaboo Kennels
Of Westbury, Long Island. repeated his
many triumphs Of the last year and
q half by topping the entry at the
Old Dominion Kennel Club show in
Alexandra yesterday. This hound
marked, smooth terrier. which as usual
was shown by Len Brumby. has been
making dog show history. and his final
victory was no great surprise to the
large crowd which stayed to see this
final event. However. he was pressed
closely for the supreme honor by Mrs.
Henry A. Ross black cocker, Cham
pion Nonquit Notable another dog that
has been taking best in show honors
consistently.
An ideal location, a record entry, a
large crowd. some of the finest dogs
in the country. as well as perfect
weather, marked this show as one of
the finest ever held in this region.
There were 443 dogs in ATS entries
which came from East, West, North
and South. 1t Is estimated that more
than 1.500 people passed through the
gates to see the dogs and watch the
judging.
Nonquit Notable Best.
The best dog in the sporting group
was Nonquit Notable. cocker spaniel
owned by Mrs Henry A. Ross of
Chestnut Hill, Pa. Second was the
English setter. Oh. Modern Boy of
stucile, owned by c. N. Myers OF Han
over. Pa, and third in the group went
to Marie Louise Welch's Irish setter,
Flash OFlynn Of Lastery. In the
hound group first went to the beagle,
Foxcatcher Merrymaker. owned by the
Duponts Foxcatcher Beagles of Belle
vue, Del. Second in the group went
to Ch. Prinz Won Stahlheim, 4 smooth
red dachshund owned by Edith Groves
OF Fairfax, Va. And third in the
group went to Oh. Ambleside Duke of
Raglan. an Irish wolfhound owned by
the Dungard Kennels of Towson. Md.
The working group was topped by
= boxer. Ch. Eros Won Luisenblick.
owned by Mrs. Wulalia Goldsmith of
st. Louis, Mo Second in this group
was taken by Harold Lounsbury's COL
lie, Oh. Halmaric Scarlette. Third
went to the locally-owned St Ber-
nard, Ch. Deane OWaldeck Of the
Dalakay Kennels.
In the terrier group. everything
bowed to Oh. Nornay Saddler. the best
in show winner. He was followed by
the Sealyham terrier, Ch Nutfield Su-
preme OF Badsewood. owned by Badge
wood Kennels of Old Westbury. Long
Island. Third in this group was the
standard schnauzer, Ch. Zeck Won
Eeelsea, owned by the Normack Ken
nels OF Norristown, Pa. Mrs. Vim
cent Matta5s famous Pomeranian, Oh.
sealand Moneybox. topped the toy
group. 1t was followed by the Pc
Evening star., 1938-10-16
STAR HOUNDS TO VIE
IN MARYLAND TRIALS
Fox Hunters Association Event
to Include Best of Capital,
Several States,
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dspatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 15-Nearly
$50 Of the best hounds OF Maryland,
Virginia. West Virginia and the Dis
trict are expected to take part in the
annual field trials and bench show Of
the Maryland Fox Hunters Association
here next week
The Tarlton Stabler Farm will be
headquarters for the weeks events.
The bench show will be held Tuesday
afternoon. The derby Is scheduled for
Monday and Tuesday and the all-sge
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Field trial judges will be Reed Ship
man, Tallmansville. w. Va; Frank
S. Bradley, fredericksburg, Md: W. B.
Randall, Washington; Whitney j..
Aitcheson, Laurel, Nd; Z. F. Higdon,
Washington, and George A. Wilson,
Willard j. NARROW, Leon Atwood and
w. A. NARROW, all Of Montgomery
County.
A horn blowing contest and oyster
roast Friday afternoon and q dance
Friday night Mt Sherwood High School,
Sandy Spring, will end the show.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

kingese Pinocchio, owned by Helen
Samuels of Arlington. Third in the
group was the pug, Tuf1y of Holly
Lodge, owned by Frank Downing Of
Baltimore. The transporting group
WAS taken by the red chow, Ch. Ii VOL
La Son. owned by DR.. A. v. Hallowell
OF Delphi, Pa. Second went to the
standard poodle. Ch. Manon Labory
OF Blakeen, owned by the Ensarr Ken
nels of Bernardsville. N. J. Third went
to the bulldog, Springlake Boldly Boy,
owned by Carey Lindsay of Tow
son, Md.
Obedience Trials Popular,
The obedience trials, as usual, proved
one Of the most popular features of
the show. All four entries in the
open class A qualified, placing Rollo
Won Brickley. Doberman pinscher. first:
Lisa Won Brickley, Doberman PIN
scher, second; Rusty Robin Adair.
cocker spaniel. third, and Toba eco
Brown. Doberman pinscher. fourth.
In the utility class, DR.. William r.
Comptons German shepherd, Oh. Jill
OF Garastanna. placed first. his Ginger
OF Clarandall placed second and Sam
Bricks Doberman, Rollo Won Brick
ley. placed third.
Childrens handling classes provided
both fun and training for the partici-
pants and amusement for the spec
tators. First in the boys class went
to very serious little boy, all rieeed
out in the white jacket Of q profess
sional handler. His name is Byron
Moore, and he comes from West Grove.
Pa. The winner of the girls class was
an equally serious youngster named
Sophie Barry Of Somerville, N. j.
A fair proportion of the ma jor
Awards went to locally owned dogs.
The Jonedith Kennels had a field day
With winners bitch in dachshund,
SchWarz Perle Won Teckelhof, and
best OF breed and second in the group
In Oh. Prins Won Stahlheim as well
As winners bitch in poodles in Nico-
lette Of the Misty Isles as well as
best miniature pinscher, Rubi yon
Rochsberg. Another very nice win was
Helen Samuels Pekingese. Pinocchio
which went to winners dog and best
OF breed, as we'll as second in the
group, while her Me Me Too took win
ner's bitch. Dorothy Hunts and Emma
Payne's Pomeranian. Tiny Tint of
Gold, was winners bitch, and their
Sun Tan Chilli was reserve winner
dog.
In Shetland sheepdogs Beech Tree
Farm took reserve winner with its
dog Bluet of Beech Tree and winners
bitch and best of winners with Ana
hassitt Aspiration. In st. Bernards
the Dslakay Kennels swept all before
them with winners cog in their Hiah-
land Won Waldeck. winners bitch in
their Gerda Won Athos Roskorina
and best of breed in their Oh. Deane
Won Waldeck.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Summaries of Dog Sh0,v

Pointers tbest Of breed and winners
bitch> h>-Glenstone Stylish PEG 'Dr viii
ham A. Reuter-: winners doe, Glenstone
Winners oiteh,MNstve 'Gshs Shore e oie e9I'' Ms:
n.I: ,Mrs: R. Sprinro; winners dos. Pine
Mdaen asr'h bo; ;e,sr e sus. ,ssi. % e M7.t
winners dog. Msniove's Hank staEooro
,Joseph Rotella.
Irish settlers (best Of breed and win:
,san Boy Of Glen RYAN t. NJ, Arnos'
Nonauitt Notable 'Mrs Henry A. Ross:
xnnss q0E s0ld color soor NonGt NeSs Ss
chantress: winners dop. parti-color. Colston
CnTst opher .J Kames, wInneTs ~. bitch
wnn.rs rEnssss aoa Easss f ,os
Roberts Of Hunt WOOD Homer Hendricks,.
Beasles 'best Of breed,,-Foxcatcher
bitch Eberles DELIGHT 'pr. Ernest NJ
Buszo; soo.s E,nners s. dos s9of 30 B u.,,, =,
Of Arycrest Mrs, J. G. Arlington .-
Daehsh%nde tsess Of fs,S hreed!cn rrin,
n.r,s dog. Meander's Brsinsterm .Me.ndsI p..,r
Won Teckelhof Edith Groves
Greyhounds tbest OF breed,-Meander'
Whippets lbest OF breed,-ch. Carbon
Copy OF Meander; winners bitch, Mirror OF
Meander tMeander Kennels: winner dog.
Jeremy Of Meander &c. B. williams,
Irish wolfhound best Of breed)-Amble-
side Duke Of Raglan tDungard Kennels.
Boxers tbest Of breed)-Ch. Eros Won
Lyisenblick tMrs. w. Goldsmith; winner 8
dog. Latch Up Fitz %. Tschirky,: winner I
bitch, Mazelalnes Bonita tMarienhoff Ken
nelsl.
Briards tbest of breed)-Winnie the
Pooch IN. H. Dalbera).
Colies tbest OF breed)-Ch. Halmarie
Scarlette III. Lounsburyb: winners dog
Cloudmere Shoulder Arms Dorothy Pyle)
winners bitch Bellhaven Blue Bonnet
tBellhsven Kennels.
Dobermsn pinschers tbest OF breed
Ch Rolan Won Stahlheim tR. c. Websterl
winners dos, Carlo Won Romer tE.
GouldmsnD: winners bitch. Barbel Won
Schusterbrunnen iSidnev s. ZelD.
German shepherds tbest OF breed anc
winners dosj--Victor of Clarandall "a. j.
Gervais: winners bitch. Ginaer OF Claran-
dali Nv. r. Compton,.
Great Danes tbest Of breed and winners
bitch)- Gretchen of Venture. tMrs: r. N
Jackson: winners dos. Robin Hood OF
Tsppsn Zee (Tappan Zee Kennels.
OLD English sheepdogS-Shept0n Dolly
Grey OF M0bla (Mobla Kennels.
Samoyedes (beSt of breed and winner
Evening star., 1938-10-16

s'sp.T' stss sss Atisf f. 4 sofs:: a.
p1ssoas nss2d2ss al Ps..s Ses H Of " d.
timers bitch Anshsssitt Aspiration "isash Gseeeh
=. St IT, Bsrnsrdi fbest Of hreed,--cn. .Deane
Goe waldeSk n;ssSi ~ DslaGsy Pal Ia Kennels: winner S
Ger Gerds son Ahos Sen Roskosn, w!ose5 winner bitch
nner,s dor'-Fiudom Paul Of Andleys IL
cn.f esl,fr; Arrss s:i' & r. Fovt;
winners dos.. Rowstsn Rowdy winners
best of hreed)-Woodrow Wise Girl Of
A'fHnftai hS rs of Ffss. sa.ed and winners
ners dos. Anderson. Play HS'CN" Boy ~. E. n An-
- csirn tsrriers-gest Of breed whizz of
G1DSa;t. GaDseGt rTanscot Kennels: Tinn.r'. dos
Prae If rapSe0 TnPfr bitch Foxy'
Dandie Dinmont terriers-Best of breed
and winners dos Alpin Noah Hes tn .erden
Ruf1ccte ,Mrs. Low Lee i. lewis, "'''onoe Oh
rIous Gcnoc Luine Kennels: Winners dos.
winners bitch: .Bouncer IN Hertz,
PSF: ssa sss ssss:1:y kss$
| ner pMch. Cherry Tops Blended Scotch
japanese spaniels-Best OF breed. Keu-
wanna Coco II &C G. Mark.
Pekinaese-Best of breed and winner ;
dog Pinnocchio Helen samuels,: winner s
bitch Me Me Too
Pomeranans-Best of breed. Ch Sealand
Money Box winners dos. Little Luxury Of
EmIose Hill mrs A. w. Rose,: winner s
Payne)
Puss--Best Of breed and winners doe.
Tuny Of Holly Lodge Frank Downinel
Toy Manchesters-Best of breed Speed
King wv L. Frost,
Boston terriers-Best Of breed. Ch. Royal
KID Resards tMrs. E. p Anders): winner 8
dos ROYAL Easter Parade; winners bitcn.
scnooI Chum tMr. and Mrs. H. A. Scott,
dos. Spring Lake Boddie Boy CAREY Lind :
say, winners bitch. jolly jamie (W. P.
Cnows--Best of breed. Lie VOL Lahson
O. v HallowelD: winners dos. Black Tuz-
hick OF Glenmont mrs A. " AndersonI !;
winners bitch Lie Vol Lab Queen (Mrs.
A. v. Halowem
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Fill 4Day So,u Staged Here
Pilot Job Seen
For SOuthwOrth
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Oct. 15.-With the
departure OF Chuck Dresser to
Brooklyn as scout, Billy South
worth. the Memphis skipper, Is
slated to move on to Nashville
Southworth was originally billed to
take charge at Nashville when the
Job was given Dresser.
Alabama will hold Sandy (Field
GoaD Sanford out this season to
give him = full year Of service in
1889 He broke a bone in his
leg early this season.
Pugh Moore, Associated Press
chief at Memphis, forwards a
glowing. tribute to Southwestern's
Gaylon Smith Pap Striegel.
who oficiated in the game against
Sewanee, says he used to think
Beattie Feathers was the greatest
player he ever saw. but has
changed his opinion to Smith.
Carolina" has been suggested
rs the name for Red Dawson's
baby daughter The youngster
was born while Red had his Tulane
team in Chapel Hill defeating
North Carolina.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

matters De1Ofe OOR DTeeQlng ana cog
showing became matters of sports
and business.
1t was from the conformation OF
these practical working dogs that the
idealsts concocted the standards Of
their breeds which were supposed to
present word pictures of the types Of
dogs best designed physically for the
work in hand.
After a time, the cart was found to
be before the horse, and the immense
and growing popularity Of the bench
show attested to the Importance which
was placed on the physical qualifi-
cations of the dogs.
For a long time il seemed'that
the original uses Of the dog. the
brains and spirit were being
forgotten.
With the introduction Of the obedi-
ence trials, these attributes again came
to the fore. Obedience trials serve
to emphasize the fact that the pure
bred dog has an intelligence and an
adaptability that seldom are equalled
by other animals.
A resume Of obedience training titles
awarded by the American Kennel Club
in the first half of 1888 shows that
German shepherds lead by a wide
margin. Thee. D. title was won by
50 dogs Of II different breeds: c. D. X.
was awarded to II dogs Of five breeds.
German shepherds took STA per cent
of the honors. Doberman pinschers
took % per cent. Poodles. which were
second last year, have not been in the
running so far this year.
Among the other breeds which were
awarded titles this year are Norwegian
elkhounds. cOllies. Shetland sheepdogs,
great Danes, Irish settlers. springer
spaniels, Welsh corgis, Samoyedes,
Kerry blues, schnauzers, st. Bernards,
schipperkes and fox terriers.
Garden Tests CurtaiIed.
Obedience tests at Madison Square
Garden which recently were announced
for the 1899 show have been somewhat
curtailed due to the lack Of time and
space at this mammoth fixture In
stead Of being open to all, they will
be more in the nature of an exhibition
limited to a competition of dogs ham
died by eight men and eight women,
who will be invited for the event,
which will be Judged by Josef Weber.
The basis for the invitation has not
yet been divulged
New regulations concerning
the importation Of pure-bred
dogs for breeding purposes have
been promulgated by the De-
partment Of Agriculture. Full
details may be obtained from
the Bureau Of Animal Husban-
dry.
Davishill Little Man, the wire-hair
fox terrier owned by Forrest Hall Of
Texas, which had spectacular career
as a many times best Of breed winner.
although not champion, died recently
at the age Of 2. This dog was con-
sidered by his handler, Dick Davis, to
be so good that he deemed it un-
necessary to show him for regular
competition in the breed.
1t was Davis plan to complete the
dogs championship by showing him
in regular classes at which points were
offered only at the national specially
Evening star., 1938-10-16

show, Westminster or Morris and
Essex, the three shows at which the
greatest Of all terriers meet.
The early death of this dog which
on more than one occasion won best
in show found his championship still
incomplete.
Great Pilot Scores Heavily.
The Great Pilot of Wirehaven seems
to be justifying the use of the adjective
in his name His recent show record
is remarkable. At Sewickley, Camden
and Devon he finished winners dog
or better, annexing = total OF eight
points at the three shows Having
been entered at the Southern shows
he took those too. for 10 points. fin-
ishing at Charleston, S. c., with 4
total Of 23 points.
Greensboro, N. c., saw Pilots
kennel mate, Colston Christie,
pher. black and tan. start the
parade TO the title with . i've
point win.
Boban's Uno. a parti- color bitch
owned by DR.. Charles r. Davis OF Col
lege Park, was winners bitch At both
Charleston and Charlotte.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
) GAMBIT DECLINED
GUN FOR SKEET TITLES

The 1888 club championships of the
National Capital Skeet Club will be
shot Saturday and Sunday. October
% and %. on the club grounds. Brad
ley road. Bethesda. Nd.
On Saturday the 20-gauge individual
and two-man team scratch and handi-
cap events are listed. starting at 1880.
Sunday the 40 and all-bore events
will be held.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
%HE: E s #

tin c. Stark, erstwhile District title
holder. gave a public simultaneous dis
play OF his canny powers as D
'kleiner meister" Of the first water.
Complete individual scoring will %.
pear In this column on Wednesday.
The Stark "simul" Is the second that
Capitay City Chess Club has spon-
sored during the present month. The
Four C's, with Chess Director Donald
Mugridge alert to attractions that
please Jawn Public. is going places.
Divan Bouts Under WAY.
Secretary Norval P. Wigginton an
nounces that sections have been arr
ranged among the membership of ths
Social Chess Divan and competitive
play now Is in progress on Wednesday
evenings
Ernest Knapp. Simon Naidel, Joseph
Scribante and other class A entries
have met their frst-round opponents.
B and C players will pair of this
Wednesday and then the fun begins in
earnest.
New members of the divan are
Bateman, Richelson and Robert Nc
Daniel.
Paul Morphy Drives Forward.
Earl Kunkle, executive OF Paui
Morphy Chess Club, emphasizes The
fact that the Morphyites are now en-
gagged in intraclub matches at 1903
Fourteenth street each Thursday, 3
pm.
Max Kessler is directing tourney ac-
tiyities. Guy Camden Is on the We'll
come Committee for recruits, and
special committee Is trying to work out
fair and equitable system for classi-
fications Of players.
Chess Problem No 1871
BY G. MOTT-sMITH New York.
Courtesy OF Games Digest)
BLACK-8 MEN.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
War admiral, in General, Tops :.
Seabiscuit in AU but Weight

Interesting measurements made BY
DR.. Harry c. Crawford. noted New
York veterinarian and lecturer on
thoroughbred horses, reveal all the
differences between Charles S. How
ards Sesbiscuit and Samuel D. Rid
dies War Admiral. who meet at Pim-
lico on November l In the $4,000
Pimlico Special.
War Admiral is the taller of the
two BY a mere half inch, but is 1
WAR ADMIRAL
Evening star., 1938-10-16

inches longer. Seabiscuit Is the heavier
by 80 pounds. The Admirals stride
is 2l2 inches longer than his rivals.
Seablscuit girths inches more than
War Admiral and there is no differ
ence in stifes, saskins. forearn1s or
width between the eyes. The Biscuit
measures inch more across the,
chest. -
Following are the official measure.
ments of the two great thorough.
breds:
Evening star., 1938-10-16
MUCH TRAVELLED SCOUT.

BATON ROUGE, La. (P.-A. L.
Swanson. coach and scout. has sue
ceeded ]. B. (Ears) Whitworth as
Louisiana States flying eridiron spy.
whitworth estimated he travelled
$4,000 miles watching Tiger rivals last
season. But now he's the line coach.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
HITE-S MEN,

WHITE-S MEN.
White TO Play and Mate In Two.
KEYS 10 hand from: D. H. Sobet Ne.
15a Q-K5; Joseph Simon. No 1877, 0-KtA
LKD: Simon, No. 15s Q-K5; and, Reuben
Suttkus No IS from you has not been
received: Norman LeRoux. your letter lies
before me but the problem solutions can
not hnd
No. 15a is solved by Kt-K2 Two points
are credited to T. w. Alien. Reuben Suttkus.
David H. Slbbet. Wiley M. Fuller. Norman
LeRouy and Joseph SIMON Knouse claims
no solution. TOO hsdl B-Ks to N $50 is
Subritted by Reuben Suttkus and IeRoux
press.
En- Fassant.
In passing this game may anuse.
1t is cleaned from the recent Gaze.
novia, N. Y, fray. Jack ". Collins lit,
orally smashing Murdock.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
SWING HELPS PENN
Drills to Music Make Grid Line
Snappy With Timing.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is (P.-
Don't call them Quakers any more.
Pennsylvania gridmen are now full
fedged jitterbugs. and that's part OF
the reason for their unexpected sue
cess to date
Coach George Munger figures rhythm
is maj jor factor in the timing of his
linemen, so he has them working to
swing music in their drills. And if
you don't believe it works. ask the
Lafayettes and the Yales how they
liked the Penn jam sessions.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
RAMS LIST NEW FOES
'Bama, Rice Among Grid Teams on
. Fordham's SO List.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS (P.-Ford-'
ham has announced its football sched-
ule for the 1889 season, listing eight
games, with Alabama Tulane, Rice
and Indiana as newcomers.
The complete slate:
September 80 Waynesburs
October T. Alabama; "A, Tulane; 2s
Pittsburgh.
November T. Rice; Il. indiana Is ST.
Mary's California;, 80. New York Uni
versitS.
All but Tulane will be played i'll New
York
Evening star., 1938-10-16
HE'S AMBI.SOMETHING.

LAFAYETTE, Ind (P). Jack
Brown. Purdue's junior backheld foot
ball candidate, kicks with his left
foot and passes with his right hand.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
ULINES PLAY SUNDAY.

Uline Ice A. c. unlimited football
team is playing the Garrett Park
A. c. in the Georgetown Prep Stadium
sunday Afternoon ct ) o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
A Dogs S Life
By r. r. TAYNTON.

More and more the obedience tests and obedience training OF dogs are
holding
revival first principals dog breeding for used be automatic that
smart bred Only that themselves especially
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
age of wound infection is less than
$4,000 OF ] per cent.
"Serum Exchanges"

age of wound Infection is less than
1 1900 OF / per cent.
"Serum Exchanges"
And still another: M
Hospitals in several large cities
have established serum exchanges
by which lifesaying serllnas for
pneumonia, diphtheria, measles and
other diseases may be preserved for
indefinite periods without loss Of
their germ destroying powers. The
serums are frozen solid at 100 de-
grees below zero, then 800 per cent
Of the water present is sucked Off
in q vacuum, leaving dry serum
crystals which are sealed In con-
tainers."
NV comment on this piece of
newspaper medicine is that it is UNI
necessary to have serun1s for diph-
liberia and pneumonia because true
antitoxins for these diseases are
available without preserving hui
man serum. In other words, they
can be obtained from ordinary
diphtheria ahtitOxih ana pneumo-
MIA antitoxin. The kind OF serum
this writer is talking about IS q
convalescent serum from a patient
who has had the disease. In the
case Of measles, he Is right. Con-
valescent serum has been used In
measles, which makes his batting
average for accuracy SO 1/3 per
cent. That is all right in the Ma
tional league but not for medical
science. q
Reducing Diet for Friday
second Week
BREAKFAST: Stewed apples.
pulled wheat, glass Of milk. black
coffee.
DINNER: shrimp salad with
celery, lettuce and mineral oil may.
onfiaise; one slice gluten bread ana
Golden Spread butter, floating rs
land (egg, milk, vanilla and sac
charir), coffee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

mo M, ana after that on artificial
TIMER n" milk, such as S. M. A.
is s." no problem of the premature baby
ALE An. feeding, but breathing.
&C. nother statement:
TIM o'seons have realized since the
oDe r VI Lister that the air. Of the
sou,co eng room Is a dangerous
Tbis ol wound contamination. I"
thai -" IS the kind. Of a statement
gogg,o enanates from people who
sfs ss'e at an operating room from
The a.. Practical surgeons gave up
w ,uea That the air contannihates
pra "Vund before Lister died, ana
lhcir' "a; surgeons know that ii
sterilau Instruments. towels. ETC., are,
Ind nro ana their hands are clean
contaminated. their percent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
Doctor Finds Inaccuracies
In Medical Reporting

ny LOGAN CLENDENINC, M. ID.
PEOPLE WHO write medical
news for the newspapers and
magazines III e often get very close
~ ,S.t tne truth in spite Of the fact
." u.sI they never have treated q pa
%c4 mo or been in an operating room
.roo .nelr lives, but exactly for that
t Jason they often just miss the
1 %utn' For instance, 1 find the fol-
"'|ins statement:
D,i most advanced hospitals now
u us,tlze method of preserving
. %hu.ner's milk (often needed in, a
hurry hurry for premature babies9 for
r !. S up to one year. The MIX
sur Grawn from the donors into
.M 'otlle containers, then poured into
ine q. molds kept by dry-ice pack
= ~ AZ lo9 degrees below zero"
do ~ course, no advanced hospitals
Osrs any such thing, because it is
ESs sh.. easy to feed a premature
IVY Tor While on water and SUI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07

dealer: South. North-South vul-
nerable)
The North player on this deal
robbed himself of a 700 rubber be-
cause of his lack Of attention to
tne story South had given Of his
holdings. When South passed orig
maIly, ne announced that he did
moi nave the strength for an open
ing old. However, as the bidding
progressed North failed to take
that into account.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-07
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"
The Authority on Authorities''

The bidding started with North
In the third position. He called
1-Club, East 1-Diamond, South
1-Spade,, North 3-Clubs, and South
with his singleton diamond, sup
port for clubs and fair strength IN
the other two suits, decided he had
sufficient strength to take the hand
TO game. North then took the con-
tract to 6-Clubs.
North had no possible way to
avoid losing two tricks in the
trump suit, SO was defeated one
trick.