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The Omaha guide., 1938-08-06

Washington aas Ie)-
Dean Raphael OI{ara Lanier Of
tie Fou ton Junior College mas
been named assistant TO Dr.. Mary
Mcleod Hethume director f He
gro affairs of the National YsalA
Administration $1,000 a year It
wa reported last week. Dean
Lanier succeeds to the post recent
ly vacated by DR.. Frank Hone
who is assistant to DR.. Robert
Weaver Of the Z. S. Housing Au-
thority.
The Omaha guide., 1938-08-06

to obtain a colored charter which
would protect eolcred train por-
tiers. and brakement and firemen
from the American Federation of
Labor that we might have an or
CARRIED prostage and support be-
hind Us that would place cur
workmen IN a position to secure
adequate living wages for u
WORK, and decent working eondi-
tion fer eolored trainmen now
the door Of opportunity that have
been shut in cur face for the past
twenty-five years has been OPEN
ed to we colored trainmen; now
We shall prove to the world that
colored trainmen are enc hundred
per cent Union brothers, and will
win your rights and prove that we
are worthy Of the privilege gran
ted to [ race by Mr.. Williams
Green president Of the American
Federatin of Labor.
CT n-I
The Omaha guide., 1938-08-06

Jack Thomas Former bandmaster
of the y. S. Army many copies
OF which have been bought BY the
government Tor the CCC bands.
The Omaha guide., 1938-08-06

THE OMAHA GUIDE
THE PITTSBURG CORRIER
THE KANSAS CITY CALL
THE MEMPHIS WORLD
MR.. MARCELLU CAIN Sect.
TRAINMEN, BRAKE MEN &
PORERS UNIO No. 21458
The Omaha guide., 1938-08-06

Honorable Theopbiius M. Mann
Grand Polemareh Of the Kappa
Alpha Psi fraternity, who IS busy
far ahead OF the "GIand Goncave'
ia Detroit next December, getting
things lined up so the twenty
eighth annral meeting will $50
OF according to schedule. Attor-
ney Mann is lawyer Tor tie o. S.
Department Of the Interior, sta
toned in Chicago. The busy law
yef frequently travels By air t.
squeeze in time fer promoting
Kappa affairs. calvin Seryiee).
The Omaha guide., 1938-08-06

In loving memory of ADRIAN
DEWITT STAMPS

One Year, since that sad day,
The one we loved was called
away;
God took him home, it was His will,
But in our hearts, he liveth,
still.
His Family
The Omaha guide., 1938-08-06

Steve Bennett
National President
4rainment, Brakemen &
Porters Union No. 21456,
Affiliate with the AT. Of L.
Evening star., 1938-05-22

ton recently. eight Of the schools STU
dents won; either prizes or honorable
mention. They were Elma Bennet,
Miss Schaben, Lorraine Koontz, Miss
McHugh, Rita Smith, Catherine Healy,
Theresa Romano sand Kathry
O'Donnell. II
In the private school division of an
examination conducted by the Amer
ican Association Of Teachers Of
French, Eileen ODonnell won third
honors. Students of the school who
won recognition in other recent con-
tests included Agnes Mitchell. Mar
garet Preller and Margaret Hagan.
Evening star., 1938-05-22

on the Constitution, conducted by. the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Warsf : .~-'.'s.-- 60
These two victories brought to 18
the number u prizes won by students
of the girbsasdhool of Immaculate
Conception Academy in various con-
tests in recent. Weekss,.
Another essay by Miss Schaben,
wings Across america" won a 1900
mile airplane trip in a contest held
as part of the national airmail week
observance. There were 800 local
contestants.
In poster contest arranged by the
District Of COLUMBIA Dental Associa-
Evening star., 1938-05-22

ticks encountered in picnic, camping
and vacation trips.
One of the victims is an 8-year-old
girl, a resident of Alexandria. Va.
now under treatment at Gallinger
Hospital, who is believed to have con-
tracted the disease near her home.
The other is ,12-year-old boy, resi-
dent of the District, who is believed
to have been subjected to the dreaded
ticks during trip in nearby Virginia.
The names were not made public.
DR.. James G. Cumming, head of the
Bureau of Preventable Diseases of the
Health Department, said there was no
occasion for any alarm, but he warned
the public to take all possible precau-
Evening star., 1938-05-22

instituted last fall by the maternity
agents Of District hospitals.
Receipt of gifts Of maternity access
: sorles, such as sheets, pillowcases.
bath towels. blankets, layettes and
other equipment was acknowledged
Yesterday in statement by Health
Officer George c. Rutland to the Red
Cross. - -
The practice of encouraging delivery
OF babies at the homes of indigenS
persons was fostered by the depart
ment as means of relieving over
crowding at the city hospitals, but the
Health Department lacked sufficient
funds to furnish all the necessary IA
cilities for the stork.
Evening star., 1938-05-22
PUBLIC IS WARNED
OF SPOTTED fever
Discovery of Two Cases Here
Brings Advice From Health
Officials for Caution.

Discovery of two cases of spotted
fever, under treatment in the District,
yesterday brought warning from the
District Health Department to the
public to observe precautions against
Evening star., 1938-05-22
Tax Hits Tea Drinkers.

LONDON (P).-Sir John Simon's
bad budget" as it is popularity
known because of the tax increases it
contains, will cost tea drinkers an
additional 38 cents year each, 1t is
estimated.
Motorists are hit, too. They have
to pay 40 cents gallon for gasoline,
2 cents more than before.
Evening star., 1938-05-22
SUNDAY WASHINGTON, D. c, 22

tions. Ticks should be removed with
tweezers, and not by hand, he said,
adding that 5 per cent solution of
formaldehyde was one of the most
effective types of disinfectants.
Evening star., 1938-05-22
7s3.'." '-rHz
TWO STUDENTS WIN
PRIZES FOR ESSAYS
Misses McHugh "a schsben
Take V. F. Auxiliary
Constitution Contest

Constitution Contest.
Two students of Immaculate Con-
ception Academy, Bernadette McHugh
and Anna Mae Schaben, have been
declared first and second prize WIN
ners, respectively. in an essay contest
Evening star., 1938-05-22
RED CROSS PROVIDES
MATERNITY SUPPLIES
Gifts Made by District Chapter
to Help Expand Home
Delivery Service.

The District Chapter of the Amer
ican Red Cross has come to the re-
lief Of the District Health Depart
ment to provide quantity of linens,
layettes, nursing bottles and the like,
needed in connection with the expan.
sion of the home delivery service"
Evening star., 1938-05-22

Included the foowng Snort soobed thot gives the service
Of the usuo SOTO by day and at night r0y be easily converted
into large DOUBLE neatly covered bed in senceobe topest;
occasional chair coffee table, end table, kneehoe dek desk ch0
BRIDGE junior and table Iomps
Evening star., 1938-12-17
22O9 MASS. AVE. NV,

In Washington's most aristo-
cratic section, and conducted as
an American private home of the
highest type. One 2nd-fioor front
room, for 2 or 8, now available.
Inner spring mattresses. finest
of food and all you want OF it.
Mrs. Clark. North 6435.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO, OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT.
completely furnished; near stores and trans
portStion. Box 1O7-E Star.
PROF. MAN. SMALL FAMILY, WILL GIVE
excel. care to furn. home or 1st-f. apt.
mr. grade school in D. c.. by Jan. 3rd for
mos. or more: must be reas. Shep. 5657-J.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEARBY ,vA.--sTUDIo APARTMINT. 2
utensils, electr:. refrigerator and range,
oil heat, c.h.w.. electricity and phone.
Price, $46 month. Phone Falls Church
1873 ARLINGTON RIDGE, VA.--ATTRAC-
y lively furnished. 8 rooms, kitchen. private
floor: beautiful view Of city; $50 Including
heat, gas electricity. Frigidaire, phone:
bus Iu passes soe door. 1oe. MRS, BENTON,
FURN OR UNFURN.. 2 ROOMS. DIN
firs eteh.a bath Srsh
rd:. Rosemont Alex, Va. Phone Alex. 643.
THE IRVING APTS.--2 RMS. DINETTT,
Kitchen, bath: newly decorated. sos
North irving St. Arlington. Va.
BUCKINGHAM. ARLINGTON. vA.-sUB-
let for months from Jan. 1 two-room
APARTMENT. completely furnished. Chest
ALExANDRIA-2-R, <. B.. FIREPLACE
pm. call Temple 4866-J. l0'
R., K. B., sEMI-DET.; VENETIAN
blinds. new equipment and decorations
spacious grounds: h.-w.h. and cleo furn.
$3.50 Wilson blvd, Arl Chest. 1851.
NEW uNFURNISHED APARTMENT, NEVER
used; 3 large rooms, tile bath; Electrolux,
gas range; modern kitchen; large closet
neat, light furnished: 12 minutes business
section; bus at door; large lot; reasonabl
A45 mo. Greenwood 1O4a. l7'
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

AURORA HILLS. S14 So. oath ST.. Airing
ton-Room. next bath: southern exposure:
cow. trans. 10 mi. city. Jackson 1s4T-W.
1I3 WASHINGTON AVE. Riverdale. Md
nicely furnished liGht housekeeping rooms,
all modern conveniences; reasonable.
Greenwood 2361W.
1851 NORTH GLEBE RD., Arlington, Va.
-Four or hve unfurnished rooms: OIL
burner heat hot water. No children.
LARGE ARLINGTON ESTATE-Fireplace,
private shower. meals; on bus line: limited
occupancy; couple preferred. Chestnut
Evening star., 1938-12-17
Outstanding Values

Brand-New
Semi-Detaehed Home
n 4210 Arkansas Ave. N.W.-SIOO. 90
II Near 18th and Park Rd.
II Colonial home zee, hall. living
room. dining room. 3 bedrooms.
baths. recreation room laundry tubs
ana toilet in basement: built-in ga
rage: Garwood oil burner and air
conditioning.
Two-Family Home
s14 X st. NE.-sas.Oe
Il Five rooms. kitchens and bath:
hot water heat. electricity,
I.4s G 1t. NE.--sso.
H Living room. dining room. 2 bed
II bath; large front porch and screened
4 Near Navy Yard
1884 d 81. S.E.-s4B
Colonial home. living room din
4 Ing room. 3 bedrooms. kitchen and
i bath, large front porch and screened
II rear porch; rear yard
Excellent Location
A3S Decatur st. N.W.-S65. %
Living room. dining room. q bed.
rooms, kitchen and bath; elec. refrig.
efation; rear yard: screened Dorches.
Alt Decatur st. N.w.-S7S
Rec. hall. living room. dining
room, 4 bedrooms. Kitchen and bath:
mciosed porches; garaxe: laundry
yard; convenient to schools: exeeilent
TRANSPORTATION.
Near 14th and Park Rd.
Il 1415 Parkwesd RI. N.w.-s60 50.
4 Living room. dining room, 3 bed
a0Sms ana BATH ibnsl9ssd bn;5e.;n Dorehes. kitchen
\ 1428 Parkwsed n. N,W.-Lavre Nome
LlvinE room: dining room. bed.
Il rage: FriEidaire; screened rear porch;
laundry tubs and extra lavatory in
l In Petworth
Two-Family Home
I Ala Farrasut 81. NV.
Go Colonial NAL, home; rec; hall, living
4 with elec; refrigerator. 1st A.: COM
Il plete bath In basement; living room,
II dining room. bedroom. small inciosed
H porch. kitchen and bath. second hoor;
II oil burner ana garage; large rear yard
\ 4es DeIaAeld n N.w.-s57.se
Living room. dining room. 2 bed
/ rooms kitchen cad bath. screened
h porches: large rear yard
Large Home
1 402o fllineis Ave. N.W-e10.5N
4 eemi-detached: rec. hall. living
L room. dining room. 4 bedrooms,
4 kitchen and bath. pantry. screened
II rear porch. large rear yard, gear "a.
Y rage. oil burner, elec. refrigeration.
1904 K cAFRlTZ pi. $3.50
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. Goth
and sts nw-1 room kitchen. dinette.
private bath: day So 30: week SIS:
month $50 Full service. FriQidaire:
GOOD furniture. National 5425
BUCHANAN APTS 1926 18th ST NV
Liv rm.. porch bedrm.. k, b.. S53: Incl
gas. elec., S57. Georgia 1889.
1874 BELMONT RID. NV LARGE
rms, bath. porch 4th A.: pvt. home; S45;
incl. gas. cleo; adults only. Adams 2als.
sTONELEIGH COURT APT. 2O9-I ROOM,
bath: radio Frigidaire, linens; maid service
available; rate on lease: gentiles. 1a'
1442 BELMONT ST Nw.-STUDIO ROOM
kitchen. sink and Frigidaire; also light
housekeeping room. clean. warm; reas.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. 1923 T ST. Sc
2 rooms. kttchenette and bath: all modern
eonVenlences; cow. transp, Line. 30f 5.W
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD. DETACHED
4-bedroom, 2-bath dwelling. OIL heat.
Frieidaire. servants room and bath. garase.
Attractively furnished Available for con-
eressional session. Natl. 0l73 or Woodley
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ATTR. FURN BUN
galow: mr.. Conn. ave: suitable for 3: auto
matte heat refg.. garage; rent Tor Jan. or
longer: 81 90, including heat. gas. light, tel
ephone: refs. imperative Cali wisconsin
I1-ROOM. 2-BATH HOME. OIL HEAT.
electric refriserator; 2 bedrooms and bath
able. Cali Chestnut 6537 for appoint
COUPLE DESIRING TO OCCUPY HOME
complete with oil burner. Friaidaire. radio
and furnished throushout at reasonable
rental. owner widower to retain one room.
Apply Sunday between 10 m and pm,
1714 Hobart st. NV. lS'
SIX MONTHS LEASE FOR TERM OF CON-
gress Best section Of Lyon Village. Com
pletely redecorated brick Colonial home.
landscaped: large rooms and bath;
large living porch. spacious attic. large
playroom. maids room and furnace room
in basement: oil heat. hardwood floors and
cedar closets. ANTIQUE furniture and piano;
brick garage; 500 Der month. Win con-
slider sale or lease; unfurnished at reduced
Phone Chestnut $3.50. ls'
1898 RIDGE PL. sE-5 ROOMS. Ca
rage, INV. heat. elec. refg.. back porches
and front porch; can be seen any time;
INC. Atlantic 1854.
Evening star., 1938-12-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued.)
CALVERT HOUSE,

CALVERT HOUSE,
1401 18th ST. NV.
SinEle room, running water; double. pri-
vatA bath: also suite for 81 phone In each
room: excellent food and service: parking
STUART HALL,
Washingtons outstanding QUEST HOUSE.
All new. It is impossible to visualize the
beauty and comfort We have moderately
priced. Inspection invited, 1904 18th st.
NV. at r. Michigan 5000.
INVITING.
The Rooms-The Prices.
The Atmosphere.
Wesley Hall and Annexes,
17O3 X st. NV offers the best in down
town room and board accommodations.
Famous for its excellent meals Its distinc-
tive and friendly atmosphere. Here Is real
comfort and convenience. District 100.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,
FOR SIX YEARS THE WASHINGTON
LEApER n sTAMRAERs 1iAMNEsllHSs OF NnRXEE sERH1GE
WILL YOUR DOLLAR BUY 90 MUCH ~
fssii1Ae pfGsIrY or 6REss Ap6pREss We iNvlTE IN III,
sPECTION AND COMPARISON. PHONES
81 hELEsoY 1IS sEsfRSvIck' N coauNTKY ckuB; M
Tn GkS IN pER MONTH
Evening star., 1938-12-17

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS PARTY WANTS
to rent or lease large houses for colored
OCCUPANCY Potomac 27a4
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSE WITH US.
Tenants waiting. Prompt remittance.
Natl. 1864
Evening star., 1938-12-17
FLATS FOR RENT.
FLATS FOR RENT,
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a., bath, with screened

UNHEATED
1-1360 Girard ST. n.w.--5 rooms.
bath S45.0O
1-92S D st. s.w.-4 rms, kit bath $3.50
2-1436 Park I'd n.w.-S rms. kit,
bath 1000
1-l72O Mass ave. SEE rms, kit.
bath $3.50
1871 Morse ST. n.e-4 rms. kit,
bath $3.50
2-l5o9 N. Capitol St rms, kit.
bath 30 so
liza E st. n.e-4 rms bath $3.50
2-27 st. NE rms. kit. bath $3.50
bath 0'' NV 22.bo
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2l0O. 925 18th St. NV
Evening star., 1938-12-17
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INV. CORP

703 A ST. NE.
Bay window. brick. rooms and bath;
h.-w,h.. cleo; only $40 so. '"'"'
]. DALLAS GRADY & SON
11O4 Vt Ave NV. Dist 3-so
Evening star., 1938-12-17
WHAT'S THIS?
ONLY S6 QS0 yra

You can own 4-bedroom row home
having oil burner Completely insulated. .
minutes to all chain stores transportation
ano theaters. s minutes to Junior high.
minutes to downtown This is real yali,s
ahd VIII make some one comfortable
nome or investment. and is in section
ais because Of its convenient location For
appointment 10 inspect, phone Mr. Nyce,
Evening star., 1938-12-17

GEORGE I. BORGER.
643 Indiana Ave. NV Natl. O350.
3lO7 MT. PLEAS. ST. NV
Excel. loc. for rooming: redec., 10 rms
~ peorms,. baths, new stove and water
n.steI lst comm. zone: $50, DIXIE
nEALLY CO. Natl $3.50: Sun, Col 4213
625 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
x rooms, baths; hot-water heat; su,t-
1886 '0""i
Evening star., 1938-12-17

ROLLINGWOOD, CHEVY CHASE MD.
practically new white brick rms, .
pa.ns. lst- moor lavatory and den: recrea-
garage: S13b
EDw. H. JONES Il CO.. INC.
$500 Conn Ave. Woodley 23OO,
Evening star., 1938-12-17
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,

Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
New brick Colonial home. west of circle
on ID c. side. located on a corner lot
Soxl0O 1T. Each OF the 3 master size
bedrmS. accommodates twin beds easily
baths, 1st-fr. lavatory. upstairs porch,
attic air-conditioninR: concrete street A
Standout value at Sl3.950. Call Emer-
REALTOR. EDWARD R CARR. BUILDER.
Evening star., 1938-12-17

3lOI CHESAPEAKE ST NV
A modern. magnificent southern expos
ure and spaciously built home in an excel
lent locality fronting valuable estate. hav-
ing the ouietness of the country yet only
one block east OF Conn. ave. and conven-
ton.
You will comment on the beautifully
designed interior division which is in tune
with the builders reputation.
The Owner Is Anxious to Sell Now.
OPEN-ADAMS 1896.
Evening star., 1938-12-17

REDUCEDliNSPECTT TODAY.
63l4 9th st. n.w.-Redec.- $50. 90
a32 Somerset pl n.w.-6 rms, bath $50. 90
oO2 Roxboro pl. n.w--6 rms. bath 5000
See Mr.. THOMPSON. T2S Somerset pl.
NV: Natl. $3.50 or Rand. 1882
Corner--e rooms. beth. inclosed
DorcnHs; sHAHNo1aih HaNS1o1ih. j. sffThs!Hss sfFiYs!Hs co
1908 H Ct. NV National 2345.
Evening star., 1938-12-17

411H WI O1N,
40 Eye ST NV
Desirable apartments, conveniently To-
Gated. within walking distance of the
Capitol and other Government buildings
consisting Of two rooms, dinette. Kitchen
and bath Redecorated throughout and
equipped with new, modern gas ranges
From $3.50
Resident Manager, Met 1896
Evening star., 1938-12-17

Apt. - rooms dinette kitchen. bath.
large screened porch. gas heat: $42 so.
J. MERRILL CONNER
Investment Bldg District 2o02.
COLORED13 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH.
h-w.h.; K ST. near North Capitol. In good
condition: S35-S37. wisconsin 1923.
COLORED-KINGMAN park ROOM
kitchen and bath. hot water and heat.
c405 Bennine I'd. ne. Atlantic 6217.
COLORED-CLEAN, QUIET APARTMENT,
4 rooms, kitchen private bath; heat. elec.
included: S3S. 81 K ST. ne.
Evening star., 1938-12-17

BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this de-
lshtful community now available.
Six rooms and bath. some with
porches; garage; refrigeration: S65
up. See Mrs Watson 3702 ST.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
DoWntOWn-2121 H ST. NV.
One room. kitchen. bath; refrigeration
ineluoed 81. Resident manager. 30
$3.50.
Includes gas. electricity. heat and refs.
Living room, bedroom. kit.-dinette. bath.
J B. Ti1ey development of new two-family
homes designed for complete privacy. Drive
out New Hampshire ave. to Gallatin st.
NV. right two blocks to Farrsgut place.
TIFFEY g. FLYNN, INC,
Woodward BLDG. Republic 1918.
1918 HOLBROOK ST. NE.
Duplex. Largest Rooms in City; S3S.50.
GAM PnCEV AnANHd OTnA
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CONTINUED eu Next Psgs.)
Evening star., 1938-12-17
ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

MAN. 30. wants room. pvt. bath; no other
roomers. Describe room, family. price.
Box 10a-E. Star. IL
CHURCH WORKER desires front room
with private bath. Northeast between 9Th
and 1th and e and c sts. $50. Att. 076a.
Link FURNISHED ROOM. SINGLE. by
business woman. Northwest section: semi
private; adult; GENTLE family; not exceed
ing SIS mo. Box 104-E, Star
Ink. room, or one room and kitchenette:
$40 to $12; Sc. preferred. Box 124-E.
Star IL
Evening star., 1938-04-05

GTRANGE as 1t seems, Coober Pedy
Australian mining town, Is built
entirely underground. You could walk
right over it without knowing 1t ex-
listed.
There are two main reasons why the
citizens of Coober Pedy chose to dig
their town instead Of building It,
First consideration was q lack of
building materials. Located in the
Stuart Mountains Of Southern Aus
tralia, in the center Of an open plateau,
timber Is scarcity.
Secondly. so intense is the heat Of
the Australian sun there during the
summer months that life outdoors Is
almost unbearable In the sheltered
dugouts of Coober Pedy, however. even
temperatures prevail the year around.
All business in Coober Pedy is con-
Quoted in underground stores. in the
dugout post office and bank. Only for
short periods each day do the miners
Of this strange town see daylight; !;
their work, recreation and sleep all
take place in the odd little human
burrows.
Evening star., 1938-04-05
Twizzler Answer.

Here are three other arrangements
whereby the nine numbers can be used
to add up to 100: Twenty-four and
three-sixths plus s/l8-s4h plus
5 38/76-98 3/6 plus l27/54.
Evening star., 1938-04-05
An Outside Argument.

WHILE the game itself was peace
w ful, the two kibitzers were having
an argument. The frst kibitner re-
marked: How declarer could have
conceded two spade tricks and given
up his slam Is beyond me! He coult
easily have made his contract" The
second kibitzer replied: You're per-
fectly right in saying that declarer
should have played out the hand. But
I maintain that against proper defense
he could not have made his contract
Let's lay out the cards and look at
the hand"
South, dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
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2NT P 81 Pass
6> p. Pass Pass
Evening star., 1938-04-05
Winning Contract.
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Burnstine. Merwin D. Maier Oswald
Jacoby. Howard Schenken, worlds leading
team -four. inventors Of the system that
has beaten every other system in existenee.)
Evening star., 1938-04-05

Declarer had ruefully looked over
his combined spade holdings, then said
to his opponents: Il am down one;
have to lose two spade tricks"
The first kibitzer now reopened the
conversation. "Declarer should have
drawn trumps, then cashed al his top
tricks in diamonds and clubs. He
could then play the ace OF spades
and follow with low spade, throwing
East in with the black king. East
would then have to lead a diamond or
a club. and declarer could discard his
losing spade and trump in dummy"
The second kibitzer replied: you've
got the hand figured out nicely. But
suppose East, instead Of being so
obliging and allowing himself to be
thrown in, were to play the king OF
spades on declarer's ace. West would
then win two spade tricks"
The first kibitzer now concluded
the conversation: THE correct play
undoubtedly would be for East to drop
his king Of spades on declarer's ace
But happen to know the caliber OF
East's defensive play, and I can
assure you that the play would never
have occurred to him."
(We decided to keep out of the
argument.)
(copyright, 193s.)
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Css.0ss Isifisl Imported
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so
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| I o boxes Of fine VelIum quail
y sts4i1its or oroy with con-
Fostino borders). 20 sheets
md envelopes Tissue Iined).
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Evening star., 1938-10-20
Fsv Lssssiss Or Slsebiss!
PAJAMAS
loo
R.sxIarIv I'M

vortsd high shodss in smart
'.o,psses styles. Popular spun
aoyon. .24o in oII-sizes Ia,
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-02
WORLD TRADING OF
BUGS is PROJECT

NEW ORLEANS, March g.
(UP)-"Bug Swapping, 1nterna-
tional,' might be the title of q
project carried on at the Margar-
ct C. Hanson Teachers college.
1t already involves an ex-
change plan with Hungary, will
extend to India and some day may
be trading American insects for
those of many nations.
Miss Hattie Lorio of Louisiana
State university started things by
a conversation with Baron l..
Solymosz, Vas Megye, Hungary,
several months ago. The baron
said he would like to add speci-
mems of beetles from Louisiana
to his collection. Miss Lorio was
confident that Prof. James M.
McArthur's science class at
Teachers college here would well
come an exchange.
Two dozen neatly mounted
colcoptcra were sent to Misses
Merle Foccklcr and Mary Grace
Lange by the baron, in exchange
for their Louisiana specimens.
The Hungarian beetles show lit
tie difference in size, the science
class teachers said. The young
women are corresponding with
a second beetle collector in In
dia an dplan to continue their bug
swapping indefinitely.