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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Wilson re-
turned recently from vacation
in IdyllWild.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-12

Judge John Baker of Imperial
left this week for short vacation
in the east. He plans to return
early in October. y.
Evening star., 1939-08-03
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Not knowing whether 1t was night
or day-in fact, living in one long
day-Dr. Koelz and Kenneth Raw
son guessed the time as well as
they could and went about obtain
ing specimens of bird and fish in
Northern Greenland. When they at
last got back to Etah and their
ship they found they had been
gone five days.
Near the end Of August Comdr.
Macmillan gave the order for all
hands to pack up and be ready to
sail southwark. He felt 1t would
not be safe to stay longer, since
there were signs of winter setting
In.
On the return voyage all was 60
ing well until there came "a grind
ing shock" The vessel trembled
and came to a stop. 1t had run
upon rocks!
The tide was found to be falling,
and before long it left the rocks
bare. Hours passed, and still the
tide went down. Then, slowly but
surely, it began to rise again. Inch
by inch the water crept over the
rocks and up the hull of the ship.
Would the tide rise high enough
to make the Bowdoin float again?
That was the question every one
was wondering about but they
never received an answer. Nature
Evening star., 1939-08-03
BY Fred keher

The Four Aces system Of contract
bridge send with your request to The
Four Aces, care The Evening Star. a
stamped Scent. self-addressed large
size envelope. and you will receive an
outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1939-08-03
Revealing His Entire Hand

.~SS
There was no play to South's six
club contract, but the bidding is
both interesting and instructive
While the first three bids were auto
matte, North's second-round bid of
two hearts deserves some comment.
Many players would be Mortified at
this bid on a three-card suit, but
North felt that by first bidding
hearts and subsequently raising
clubs, he could definitely indicate
the fact that he held a singleton
spade. Furthermore, game in
clubs was practical certainty, and
slam seemed more than likely.
After South's rebid OF two no
trump, North's jump to four clubs
was very Illuminating. South now
had the following information at
his disposal: Cd North had a good
hand that would surely include two
aces, since he was inviting a slam
(2) North had at least three clubs
and probably four, 90 North had a
singleton spade
North's bidding was so illuminat-
AliS IIldV Soulll was dOlC W pClCC
that his only loser would be in
spades, and thus was able to bid
the slam with certainty.
X
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner. Both sides we're
vulnerable and you held:
~Kxxxx
Xxx
A10xxx
The bidding:
Schenken. Jacoby. You. Burnstone.
IA "a Dbl. Pass
~ Pass @?
Answer-Your correct bid is three
clubs. This is a forcing bid, Show
Ing f1rst-round control of clubs and
suggesting slam possibilities.
Score 100 per cent for three clubs,
so per cent for four hearts "a slight
underbid, 0 for three hearts (your
partner may now drop you short of
game).
Question No. 202.
David Bruce Burnstone is your
partner. Both sides are vulnerable
both sides have 40 on score. You
hold:
~KQJxx
<AKxxx
&xxx
The bidding:
You. Maier. Burnstone. Jacoby.
~ IA Dbl. Pass
CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
The Four Aces will be pleased to
Evening star., 1939-08-03
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
SHOE LACES

David Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D Maier
Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schenken,
worlds leading team -of-four. inventors
Of the system that has beaten every
other system in existence)
Evening star., 1939-08-03

answer letters from readers If
velope is inclosed with each com
munication addressed to The -Four
Aces. care, The Evening Star.
II you desire the pocket outline of
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Wanted -.
A Stunt Man

When Benny Rubin went home
from work at the Warner Brothers
studio one night he had a taste in
his mouth like that of an inquisi-
tive small boy who has had a sip
from every pump at a soda foun-
tain.
II don't feel so good" Benny
explained.
For The Adventures of Jane
Arden" the Warner Bros. picture
now playing at the Riviera the
alter. in which he is featured with
Rosetta Towne and William Gar
gan, Rubin had been sitting at a
ships bar all afternoon and part
of the morning, playing a scene in
which he was supposed to sample
every type of wine in the stew
ards locker.
For the ordeal, the prop man had
laid in a supply Of every type OF
soda pop. cola. ginger ale and
limesde he could think of, and
Rubin had had to try them all.
Benny says they must have for
gotten to have a stunt man fol-
the part. That, or a drinking man.
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Actor Hides Fame
In World Of Art

J. Edward Bromberg. one of
Hollywood's leading character act
ors, was recently discovered to be
almost as prominent in the field
OF art as he is in the field of mo-
ton pictures. But-snd here's the
reason he has only recently been
found out-every painting he ex-
hibits is signed with his art-alias.
Lester Etresser."
At the time that he was working
in goth Century-Fox's wife. Hus-
band and Friend" Bromberg was
working on a series OF water-col-
ors of the Hollywood hills for exhi-
bition in the spring. He is also
well known in Hollywood for his
skill in plastic arts and is regarded
a. one Of the most versatile actors
in the film capital.
In wife, Husband and Friend"
which stars Loretta Young and
Warner Baxter and is now showing
at the Temple theater. Bromberg
is cast as the agent of a famous
opera star. Bromberg, incident
ally. is also an accomplished must
clan and an authority on opera.
Daryl r. Zsnuek, in charge of
production on the film, cast Binnie
Barnes. Cesar Romero, George
Barber. Eugene Palette and Helen
Wesley in other important roles.
Gregory Ratoff directed.
James Csgney is also on the bill
in The Oklahoma Kid"
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Aunt Milly
Falls In Love

Love found Andy Hardy, but in
the latest picture of the popular
Hardy Family series the great
emotion comes to Aunt Milly, and,
in Of all places. Detroit.
As a result OF the script require
ments for The Hardys Ride
High" which is o playing at
the Blue Mouse theater, Sara Ha-
oen goes glamorous for the first
time in her screen r She
received special attention from
Adrian, the dress designer. and
Jack Dawn. the makeup ace, de-
vised beauty treatments and hair
dress.
The Hardy Family goes to De-
troit In the new film, and there
Aunt Milly meets a typical BUSH
ness man of middle age, with more
than a spark of romantic fire.
Their affair begins as a mild case
Of mutual admiration, but 1t devel-
ops with interesting complications
in the colorful atmosphere Of met
ropolitan Detroit. Minor Watson
has the role of the business man.
Incidentally, Mickey Rooney goes
off the deep end with a blond
chorus girl in the picture, Virginia
Grey playing the blond siren.
Aunt Milly and ! certainly had
fun in this one" declared Mickey.
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of the person concerned. And. ia
bar future complications. Para
mount made no exception to the
rule when Beebe mentioned him.
self. In Cafe Society. nov at the
Beverly theater, Beebe plays a
press agent in a cast headed by
Madeleine Carroll, Shirley Ross
and Fred MacMurray.
Beebe is famous not only as a
bon vivant and Beau Brummel, but
also as a leading authority on the
history of American railroads. His
recent best-selling book on the SUBJ
ject, High Iron,' prompted Cecil
b. DeMilie to summon him TO
Hollywood as technical adviser on
the forthcoming epic, Union Pa
cific."
"Fisherman's Way" stsrring
Leo Carrillo and Bobby Breen, is
also at the Beverly.
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r. G. Do. What will happen
TO my house,
A. I am afraid that the company
Is going to foreelose, so you had
better take your sisters offer.
T. l.. CO. VIII ] ever get my
bird dogs back from the man who
borrowed them and never returned
them
A. In my opinion he has them
at his farm in Albany. Oregon, I
would contact the Oregon state
police IL ] were you.
8. Do. Why wasn't I Invited
to the party my boss gave:
A. Your boss plans to let you
out of the company July !, that is
why.
II. j. CO. When win l marry
my hoy friend:
A. He viii come out of the army
in November and you will he mar
ried in December.
II. F.-Q. VIII ! yer 70 TO COL
lcge:
A. Yes. ! think you. will 20 to
U. of w. next year starting in
September.
A. G. E.-Q. VIII my cigar store
ever pay:
A. You are not a good mixer and
I don't think you belong in this
type business. I would sell II and
60 back to your cabinet making.
r. b. H.-Q. Who Is telling my
husband when I see my boy friend :
A. II seems to be the fellow at
the place where your boy friend
parks his and where you meet
him.
c. O. Ia. Why am I % un-
happy In my marriage, Ii II be
cause my husband drinks:
A. ] think it in two things, his
drinking and your nagginR.
T. 40. VIII ! get my money
from Hans:
A. In my opinion ne Ia leaving
for Austria next month and unless
you get a lawyer and work fast
you never will get 1t.
D.. n. H.--Q. Ii my hoy friend
true 10 me:
A. The girl named Thelma where
he lives will tell you all you would
like to know about his outside
activities.
NOTE-Do not enclose stamped
envelopes or money in your letters.
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F linn T ellis
OF COLLEGE

Efforts Of a smsll-tovn girl TO
join a college sorority. dazzled by
the glamour and social prestige
OF such a step. and her abrupt
awakening when she learns Just
what that sorority stands for. pro-
vide a vivid. out-of-the-ordinary
plot for Sorority House" in which
Anne Shirley and James Ellison
have the leading roles. and which
is now on the screen at the Roxy
theater.
Miss shirley's father. a small
town grocery store owner, uses his
life's savings to send her to COL
lege. OverJoyed at realizing her
long-fostered ambition, the girl i'm
mediately becomes inoculated with
the sorority" fever prevalent
among all freshmen.
Living with other co-eds in a
modest boarding house near the
campus. she soon learns that social
standing, background and money
alone represent the open sesame
to the local Greek letter group.
Her romance with a fine young
student whose secret ruse causes
all the %sororities to rush her in
the belief she is an heiress, and
her bitter establishment, make
this offering one of the seasons
most vital dramatic screen We
hicles.
James Ellison shares romantic
honors with Miss Shirley in "Sor-
ority House" while others in the
cast include Barbara Read. Adele
Pearce and J. NJ. Kerrigan. John
Farrow directed for RKO Radio.
On the same bill will be seer
The Return of the Cisco Kid
starring Warner Baxter and Lynn
Bari.
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Free Shower Bath For
Stars In Music Box Film

How many times can a man and
! girl jump into an icy lake with
out catching pneumonia Dennis
o'Keefe and Florence Rice tried
tneir best TO find the answer. But
sfter IL frigid leaps they found
themselves in perfect health and
dfan't even catch the sniffles. So
the mystery remains unsolved.
o'Keefe and Miss Rice m.de the
Jumps for . rescue scene IN The
KID from Texas." hilarious comedy
a society, polo. and . Western
cUwboy who crashes the Long
Island social set. All day they
senged the icy dives. Then. when
Director S. Sylvan Simon started
inning closeup o'Keefe de-
ctded he didn't look wet enough
and jumped into Sherwood lake,
where the company WAS on loca-
tton, once more.
I'VE Just wrapped up In hot
6nnkets over our wet clothes be-
tween scenes and drank hot cof-
-" says Miss Rice, land never
had Z suspicion of 4 cold"
Miss Rice falls in and O'keefe
Goes in to rescue her in the Sc
quence. of many comedy inter-
ludes In the story Of q Western
cowboy who sees polo played In a
newsreel. practices the game on
til range and invades the socialite
pDlo ct at Long Island with COM
teal results. Polo games between
Wuld West show cowboys and In
oans, . comical cowboy serenade
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Gets Permission To Mention Self

Lucius Beebe, famed Manhattan
columnist, bon vivant and boule-
Warbler. now knows the full mean
ing Of the phrase, AS careful as a
Hollywood lawyer! Making his
screen debut in the new comedy.
Cafe Society,"" Beebe had to sign
no less than five legal releases be-
fore being allowed to mention his
own name in the picture!
When Beebe asked the reason
for all the formality he was told
that Hollywood never permits any
screen character to make a refer
ence to any living person without
first obtaining the written consent
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George O'Brien and Kay Sutton
form a new romantic team in
"Lawless Valley" Rko Radios
current western drama. Miss SUIT
ton made her film debut as a man
neauin in Roberta a few years
ago and recently achieved leading
lady honors in The Saint Of New
York. O'Brien's career as an out
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TO an heiress, a wild dash to pro-
pose to a girl in a speeding auto
and other thrills and comedy high
lights IN in the play.
This picture, as well as Rose
Of Washington Square" is now at
the Music Box. Tyrone Power.
Alice Faye and Al Jolson star in
the latter.
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door star dates back to The Iron
Horse" produced IA years ago.
Walter Miller. Fred kohler sr.
and Fred Kohler jr. are also fes-
tured in "Lawless Valley pro-
duced by Bert Gilroy and directed
by David Howard.
This picture. as well as Room
Service will be shown today and
Saturday at the Shell thester.
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RARRARA PLAYS MOTHER

Barbara Bedford. silent screen
star. will be Truman Braley's first
screen wife. in her role of Mrs. Sue
Northrup for ION Borrowed Time
She will be the mother Of Bobs
Watson. appearing Al Pud. in NJ
GINS perturbation of last years
stage hit.
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Concert To Be Best In
History Of Boys Band
Program Announced by Director Louis Wersen Promises
Real Treat for Music Box Patrons Monday and tuesday
When Taeoma Times Junior Concert Band PLAYS

WHEN the Tacoma Times Jun
w Tor Concert band takes the
stage at the Music Box theater
next Monday afternoon for the
first OF a two-day series OF con-
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" "
uLCE MOueE-Mickey Rooney
and Lewis Stone In The Hardys
ntde HiUh." l2.i5, 2:40, $40.
las. 1905: also Leon Enrol in
The Crime Rave"
MUSIC BOX - Tyrone Power
and Alice Page in Rose OF
washington Square" IL so, 3:55.
TOO, 10 :05: also Dennis Ofkecfe
ana Piorenoe Rice In The KID
From Texas." li:3o. 2:3o. b:3o.
s:to.
John Carroll and
Novfta in ssWolf Call" 17:45.
sic, SEQ, eos. 1870: also Ro-
sella Towne In the Adventures
Of Jane Arden" 1880, 1855. +:2e.
$50. e:20.
ROXY - warner Baxter and
Lynn Bari In THE Return Of
the Cisco KID" 20, <:o5. 7:l6.
1910: also Anne Shirley and
James Ellison in sorority
House.r 1888. a<5. B.5S. 200:
jay Clarke on Stage. $50. TOO.
1905.
RgrURN SHOWING
ReyERlY Madeleine Carroll
and Fred MacMurrsy IN Cafe
society" also Bobby Breen and
Leo GARLIC in "rishermsns
Wharf,
rONNVNJTY1ane wfthers
Leo GARLIC in Arizona Wild
cat also william oarGan and
Andy pevfne In Personal Sec
ret&ry."
KAY sTREET-Caroae Lombard
and James Stewart IN Made
for Each Other" also Jane
Wrthers and Leo Oarrfllo IN
Arizona Wildc4t.s
K-Edward q. Robinson
and Humphrey Bogart IN the
Amazing Or. Citttcrhouse." also
Edward Everett Horton and
Nischa Auer In Little Tough
Guys In ooctefy."
PROCTOR-Jane withers and
Leo GARLIC in The Arizona
wildcat" also Kent TAYLOR and
Drothea Kent IN The Last
EmpreSs."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lowe and
Helen Mack in ~eecrets OF =
nurse" also May Boiand and
Edward Everett Horton In Lit
tie Tough Guys In Society"
REX-Russell HAYDEN and Wei
don Hepburn IN The Mystert-
Gus Rider. also Robert Living
ston and June storey In
.'Orphans d the street.
SpgElL@Oeorue O'Brien and
walter Miller IN "IAwlesN VAL
ley," also the Marx Brothers
and Lucille Bali IN Room
Service"
T-Jackie Cooper In
"0anssters Boy" also Horton
Dents Delgtan Como expedi-
ton film. "park Rapture"
TEMPLE - James Cagney and
Humphrey Bogart In The
Oklahoma KID" also Warner
Baxtar and Lorst&a Young N
'Wife, Husband and Friend.
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Comments from radio listeners
all over the country credit the
group with q performance seldom
equaled by professional concert
organizations. Since then the
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quality has improved and con.
duetor and players are ready 10
again demonstrate that there is
plenty of concert material coming
out of the public school music de-
partment.
The program announced by Con.
ductor Wersen follows:
King Cotton March ........ Sousa
Light Cavalry Overture F, Won Supps
Pavanne I'd American symphonettel
Morton Gould
The World Is waiting. Lockhart-Seitz
e. Matador Spanish march, ......
Castro Cara2o
Deep Purple Peter DeHoss
Vanished Army Poetic march, -.
Kenneth Alfors
Rhythms of Rio. 500. David Bennett
Swing Low. Sweet Chariot
Especial arrangement for the Mus
tam band OF Southern Methodist
university
God Bless America -. Irving Berlin
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r LEARNS TO RIDE

Terry Kilburn, having mastered
swimming. baseball and tennis in
less than a year. is out to learn a
new sport. The little English boy
is now taking riding lessons under
Mickey Rooney's tutelage.
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JAY
CLARKE
SAYSl

Editors Note: Bay Ciarke. Amer
tca's foremost me ntalist. answers
10 questions each dsy for Tsroms
Times resder>. Address questions
f0 Drama kdttog. The Tacoma
Times.
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I%MD pn'NstNNNNNW
BV Remote Control!

Perhaps this is the first time an
entertainment attraction has been re-
viewed by remote control, but mas
much as that attraction was for
Ladies Only and whereas YOUR
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reader called Round About" This
reader seems to be the one they
chose as the most interesting. Lois
Huisman returned from the Min
neapolis hospital where she had an
appendicitis operation. We are
sorry to hear that Bobby O'Connell
was taken to the st. Cloud hospi-
tai; all his classmates wish him a
speedy recovery.
Miss Boehmke's second grade has
just finished the Meteorological
Readers From Day to Day." Both
grades have finished the Standard
Reading test, while the third grad
ers have completed the Standard
Writing Test. The following pupils
received one hundred in Spelling
on Unit IT: Arlys Aldous, Freddie
Billman, Patricia Lloyd, Beverly
Neal, Bonnie Norton, Sara Lu
Pangburn, Leland Parker, Dean
Perry, Vivian Robbins, Carolyn
Shulze, Clifford Walker and Gloria
Wiener.
MISS Hemming's third grade art
classes are making pictures to il
lustrate stories they have read.
They are also making Eskimo pos
tiers in connection with their study
Of Eskimo life in social studies.
Many of these attractive posters
are on the bulletin board. January
20 they had their Sectional Review
Test and the following received one
hundreds: Eugene Faulhaber, Hugh
Schlotfeldt, Rose Marie Vennewitz,
Phyllis Biksen, Betty Lou Fake
stad, Irene Blaski, Crystal Gardner,
Dolores Crandall, Irwin Larson,
Mary Lou Neal and Danny Pang-
burn.
In Miss Beck's room those having
a record of neither hardness nor
absence the last six weeks are as
follows: Bernard Kennedy, Ralph
Lentz, Elsie Peterson, EVELYN
Thornbloom. The pupils made in
teresting winter posters of Lapland
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PAGE THREE

to decorate their room. Group I
in reading began a new book call
ed 1.-THE Earth We Live On"
Last Friday the pupils of Miss
Sather had Hobby Club. The
object of this club is to tell of their
favorite hobby in which they spend
their leisure time. Some of the
interesting hobbies that were told
were playing checkers, sewing dolls
clothing, collecting stamps, and
reading Of good books. The pup
lis have also created a great inter-
est in the European situation. They
especially have taken a very great
interest in the affairs of Germany.
Therefore they have made a list of
reasons why Germany is looking
toward the East for more land. In
connection with this study they
have posted map on their bulletin
board so as to aid them in the
study.
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SPORTS

Sank Centres Main Streeters"
defeated Alexandria last Tuesday
for the first time in three years
and that really is something. 1t
seems that Alexandria has always
held the axe over Sank Centre in
sports, but every now and then the
local sportsmen come out and win
a game or so from them. With
that victory to their credit its go
ing to be with a due amount Of con-
fidence that they meet Swanville
here Friday night. AS you remem-
Der Sank went over some time ago
and whipped them and it is pretty
late in the day for them to come
over here and beat the Main
Streeters."
Plenty of credit goes to Pang-
burn for that winning basket and
also an exceptional game but loft
ness didn't make any mistake put
ting Ethun on that first team for
hardly a game goes by that he
doesn't get few points chalked up
besides plenty of hard play. Lar
son and Conkey came through with
fine performances for they have
pulled the game out of the hole
more than once.
The season is nearly over and no
serious accidents have occurred on
the skating Kinks as yet which is
something over last years which
took in a few Of the hockey players
and also yours truly, and surely
hope it doesn't happen again.
THIS N THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR HIGH
The pep band has been working
on new songs to play at the games.
They have worked up two new
songs, 1.-THE Man on the Flying
Trapeze" and Pack Up Your
Troubles" There has been a new
school song written, by Gail Oker-
son, to the tune of Pack Up Your
Troubles"
Music, laughter and excited roars
floated through the halls of the
junior high building as the student
body celebrated the coming of an
other basketball game at the pep
fest held Tuesday in the auditor
ium. Yells and cheers were led by
both the senior and junior high
cheerleaders and more new songs
were introduced. The previously
spoken of music was supplied by
Mr.. Kitzburger's pep band which
accompanied the rooters in singing
the songs. The speakers of the day
were Jim Pangburn and joey Jack
son, two basketball vets, who real
ly gave everyone confidence. The
pep fest ended with yell for the
Main Streeters.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Miss Wilson's senior English
classes are studying the seven