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Evening star., 1939-10-01
Iowa Gets Good Practice

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Sept. 80 @.-
Iowa warmed up for the Big Ten
campaign here today by crushing
South Dakota u. Il to 0. In .
uou-eonferenes opener before lS,-
900.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Belmont East.

Belmont East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Betty's Bobby. Headley entry,
Bolingbroke.
2-White Hot, Whickaway, Knights
Haven.
3Scurry. Thorn Apple, Bright
Trace.
+Clean Out, Flying Lee, Nellie Bly,.
5-Ligaroti, Opera Hat, Stands
Alone.
6Misrule, Weary Flower, Old
Dom.
7-Capulet. High Vote, Night Tide.
Best bet-Ligaroti.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Sportsman's Park Fast. .

Sp0rtsman's Park (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times
SPEEDY Return, Rhett, Valdina.
2-Cantata, Illinois Tom. Barograph
eLifelike, Nightly, Briery.
4ESavitar, Blazearound, Chicharra
Swinging, Irish Soap, Copin.
eLee Torch, Happy Road, Master
piece.
7-Migal Fay. Sure Swift, Booms
Pal.
8LJadva, Petard, Chauvenet.
9-Respha, Smith David, Onaboy.
Best bet-Lee Torch.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
SpOrtsman's Park.

SVOfVSNl8H F8FK.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
1-Rhett, Valdina, Merab.
Illinois Tom, Cantata, Baro-
graph.
3-Lifelike, Nightly, Joyride.
4Blazearound, Rembrandt, Chi
charra.
5-1rish Soap, Mingling, Pell Nell.
6-Wildwest, Sir Ajax, Scout Azure.
7-Migal Fay, Sure Swift, Flying
Dere.
81 Demon, Jadva, Muscle In.
Sub-Morning Mail, Ona Boy, Smith
David
Best bet-Wildwest.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
BEST BET-ARGONNE WOODS.
FIRST RACE-PANJAB, MA
LAYAN. TRAVIS

PANJAB won his last outing
with speed to spare and in his
present condition will be tough
to turn back. MALAYAN has
been close in recent efforts.
TRAVIS L has worked swiftly.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
SECOND RACE-CANTAMORE,
RACE WAY, MODERN

CANTAMORE disappointed in
his last try but his previous ex-
cellent attempts speak for his
fitness. RACEAWAY is in peak
condition. MODERN YOUTH
may save the minor award.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
(haNdon Runs Away With Handicap Becomes Years Money
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

BY she Associated Press.
Rockingham EAST.
1-Malayan, Panjab, Pernelle.
2-Cantamore. None-o-Two, Bissa.
kerry.
3-Unravelled, Argonne Wood, Dus-
Ky Duke.
+Holton, Saving Grace, Kissem.
@Horsepower, Jair, Posterity.
eFour Spot, Beaver County, Tug
boat Frank.
7-Bow and Arrow, Assist, Saxopal.
ePytchley, Steepletop, Blind Brook.
Best bet-Malayan.
Belmont Concensus EAST.
BY the Associated PreSs.
l-Plowshare, The Rage, Haltal.
2-Michigan Flyer, White Hot
Whichaway.
aThorn Apple, Dotted Swiss, Bet
ter Half.
+Clean Out, Torchlight, Moon
folly.
-Ligaroti. Journey On, Opera
Hat.
6Misrule, La Perla, Weary Flower
7-Capulet, Mahdi, High Vote.
Best bet-Clean Out.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
FOURTH RACE - SAVING
GRACE, LADY HAV, HOL-

SAVING GRACE is a speed
ball away from the starting
gate and her early foot should
have her on the front end of the
Evening star., 1939-10-01
THIRD RACE - ARGONNE
w OOD s UNRAVELED,
MISS GALLANT.

ARGONNE WOODS raced
greenly in his first event but
closed fast enough to be whipped
only length and a half. Ap-
pears much the best. UNRAV-
ELED races consistently and
is fit. MISS GALLANT is on
the improve.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
EIGHTH RACE - STEEPLE-
TOP, PYTCHLEY, LAST

STEEPLETOP seldom turns
in bad effort. His last trip
postward resulted in victory.
PYTCHLEY is as good as his
last win suggests. LAST SCAMP
has q chance.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
SEVENTH RACE - SAXOPAL,
ASSIST. EBONY PARASOL.

SAXOPAL has turned in many
good performances and he should
experience little difficulty in
earning the decision. ASSIST
looks and acts good. He is dan
gerous. EBONY PARASOL
should head the others.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Rossvun's Comment
Selections FOR Fast Track at Rockingham

procession. LADY HAV Just
missed last time out. HOLTON
will be up in time to share in
the spoils.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
BEAVER
SIXTH RACE - BEAVER
COUNTY, FLYING Or
PHAN. ARMSTRONG

BEAVER COUNTY has been
worked and raced into the pink
of condition and hooks-up with
opposition he can master. FLY
ING ORPHAN is on the improve.
ARMSTRONG for what is left.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

FIFTH RACE-JAIR, WOOD
STA, WISE DECISION.
JAR has copped three straight
and good horses have taken his
dust. WOODSIA is reported at
tops. WISE DECISION is very
consistent.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

4Ayerent3es alswsnss claimed.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
By the Associated Press.

Z Apprentice allowance claimed.
La gaceta., 1939-09-05
NOTAS SOCIALE
Il alrvef=o eratcrnal dc Ia gran LoCia
"Caballero de la Luz"

cisco (Paquito) Garcia, Presi-
dente del Circulo Cubano, Y su
esposa Sra. Violeta Garcia; Sr.
John Pacheco, Conceal, y su
encantadora hija Sra. Dora Pa
reja; Sr. Rafael RIbio y Sra;
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga, Direc
tor de La Gaceta; Sr. Albert
D'Arpa, CONCEAL, Y Sr. Frank
Cannella, CONCEAL; Salvador
| LloSa y Sra; Pedro Ramirez
Moya, director de eel Interna-
cional'; Vicente Guastella, Pre-
sidente de "L'Unione Italiana";
Jeronimo Gonzale-. Angel Alon
so, por ell Centre Espanol de
Tampa; Angelir7 y Ramon Ia
pia, Mr.. Raymond Sheldon Y
Sra. Maria Diaz; Pedro Villa
donga Y Sra; Leon Cain, can
didato a Representante por
West Tampa; Luis Carrillo y
! Sra; Srta. Lucia Pasetti, Do
mingo Ginesta, Jose Vidal Cruz,
Florentino Linares, America Is
pinosa, Rafael Duval, Ramon
Pared, Miguel GineSta, Sra.
Carmen Garrido, Estrella L6-
PEI, Rosa Menendez, Natividad
Sarabia, Margarita Pita, Ra-
mon Alvarez y Sra. Victor Goa
zalez y Sra. Dionisio Gonzalez,
Aurelio Garcia y Sra; Vrgilio
Perez y Sra; Salvador CeijaS,
Gerardo Sanchez, Francisco
Mendez Gomez, Sra. Rosa Ca
rridO, Sra. Dora Montana, Ma
ria ContreraS; Sevando Lopez
y Sra; Placido Fernando !
J Sra; Benito Andrade, Rufino
Martinez; Ismael Calleja y Sra
Eiadio Mezluida, DOmigo Bar
cena, Francisco ZubiZarreta,
Joaquin Gonzalez, Luis Sanchez
y Sra; Jose Maria Rodriguez,
Manuel G.. Talavera, Aurelio
Valdes, Eduardo Pedrero, Ra-
mon Perez, Jose Vega y Sra. /,
Rafael Camera, Francisco Me-
dina y Sra; Luis Moran, W,
Primo Lord, Estela Diaz, Fer
nando Gonzalez, Luminar de Ia
Logia Francisco Ferrer''; Ce-
sar Diaz; Presidents del Centre
Asturiano, Sr. Justo Rodriguez
y Sra. Jose R. Colmenares, Eu-
genio Lera, Sra. e hija Jose We
ga, Luminar pasado de la Logia
Francisco Ferrer'; Eddie Val
des Generique, Daniel CamO,
Luciano Inclan, Eufemio Acos-
La gaceta., 1939-09-05

Mucho antes de la bora sena-
lada para e. almuerzo organiza-
do por la comision de la Gran
Logia de la Orden "Caballero
de la Luz, comenzaron a llegar
los convidados. En- pasillos y el
salon de reoepciones, grupos
conversaban de los tragicos SUI
cesos mundiales, algo de politi-
ca local y mucho de los objeti-
vos de la Orden "Caballero de
la Luz.
Esperabase la llegada de ia
comisi6n que venia de Key
West, pero en- vez de ella, lego
un menSajero del cable con la
noticia de un accidente ocurri-
do a la esposa del Hno. Fausti-
no Rendueles, Gran Dnputado
del Condado de Monroe y pof
csc motive la comision habia
suspendido ell viaje a Tampa.
Tambien envi6 una excusa Y
felicitaci6n Ell Sr. Tony Grimal-
di, presidente de la Socciedad
La Italia, por tener a su hijo O.
perado en- ell hospital.
Ell Gran Luminar de la Or
den, Hno. Victor Pasetti, orde-
no la colocac;6n de los invita-
dos de honor en- la cabecera de
las mesas en- la siguiente for
ma: Hon. Robert E. l.. Chan
cey, Alcalde Mayor de Tampa,
+ Hon Consul de CUca, DR.. Juan
Manuel de la Puente; ST.. Fran
La gaceta., 1939-09-05
LA GAcETA
beaS de nuestre honorable con
sai, seran recordadas por todos
-, ~n.ausns ~nA~nAA~ n.

DtAo dc huNStI0 HONVfglie coll
sui, seran reserdAdas por todos
X. c~rcurrentes, Y rterecen o.
tro APPLAUSE desde estas colrm-
mas. Despres habl6 Ell Presiden-
te del 'Cfrculo Cubano de Tam
pa, con fraseS Sencillas peto
muv sinceras, saludo a las 10
gias por su gran espiritu de fra
ternidad y oultura, sigri6 I'm
numero de musica por Ell Guar
teto Barcena".
Fae llamado Ell Sr. Angel A
lonso, que hahl6 en- representa-
ci6n del Centre Espanol de
Tampa, y s.guieron por orden
ell ST.. Vicente Guastella, Presi-
dente de la prestigiosa saciedad
L'Unione; Virgilio Perez por
La Fraternidad'; Sr, Jeroni-
mo Gonzalez, por la Orden Ca
balleros LealeS de America; Sr.
Facundo Rodriguez por ell Cen
tro Asturiano de Tampa; Sr.
Salvador Llosa por la Indepen-
diente Orden de odd Fellow;
Sr. Pedro RAMIREZ Moya, por 81
semanario "El International;
Sr. Gerardo Sanchez, p6r
West Tampa United Clubs;
Hon. Raymond Sheldon, Rep e.
sentante en- la legislature de
Florida, por Ell Condado ds HI
borough y miembro de la L9gia
Francisco Ferrer"; en- este in
tlnte el Gran Luminar Y Macs
0 de Ceremonial, Hermano Vic
,or Pacetti, pide a la concurren
cia que Sc ponga de PIE EN- senal
de recogimiento, por los tristes
stresses que sc estan desarrO4lan
do en- los campos de Europa.
Muchos pronunciaron una pie
garia al Altisimo, y la musica
volvi6 a llenar de ammonia los
ambitos del salon.
Fu6 invitadQ a hacer ell resi-
men, Ell Hno. Victoriano Mamie!
"a, director de La Gaceta".
Con su facil palabra, hizo una
sarta de perlas, de todoS los dis
cursos proncnciados en- esta IT.
olvidable fiesta y hacienda espe
cial menci6n de un inspirado
parrafo del elocuente discourse
del Sr. Consul de Cuba. Termi-
no entire una saliva de aplausos
Y ell Gran Lrminar Hno. Victor
Pacetti, do por terminate e.
acto.
Actos como ell que hemos re-
senado, dejan gratos recuerdos
ademas: "Limpia, Fila Y da
-splendor" a toda la comuni-
aad.
La gaceta., 1939-09-05
ia. Emilio Garcia, Seeretarie de
Ia Logia "CurbGlo No. 4" Eiau.

Ia Logia "CurbSlo No, 4" clau.
iio Hernandez, Rosa Ortiz Nj
rue, Natrero, jose Gaviian,
Gran Lum;rar &c "a Crdan "Ca-
ballero de la Luz; Jose Ramon
Sanfeliz, representando al Gro
nista Social de "Trsducri6n-
Frensa"; Armando Lopez, Gran
Secrctario dc la Orden; Fran
cisco Velasco, Luminar Pasado
de la Logia "Lrz de Cuba" Nc.
5;Angel Rosado, Gran Diputa-
do; Rogelio Berdeal, Gran Lumi
mar Pasado; Pablo Goncllez,
Gran Vice-Tesorero, Y Sra; Fix
rentino Diaz, Gran TeSorero de
la 0rden; Josefa Rodriguez, Re
lix Vine Y Sra; Rafael Rodrl-
guez Espina, P~atriarca de "a
Logia "Luz de Cuba" No. 5; Isl
dro Martinez, Luminar de la Lo
gia "Luz de Cuba" No. 5; Ana
Maria Menendez, 0nelia Her
nandez, Josefina Soto, Asun-
ci6n Flosas; Andres Garrido V
cast estoy SECURE de haber ano-
tado a todoS los concurrentes, ii
por terror u omission" alguno
no We SUI ncmbre en- esta resena
perdonen al reporter.
Fu6 muy aplaudido y celebra-
do ell "Cuarteto Barcena' que 10
forman la Srta. Aida La Fe,
maracas; Director Joaquin Bal
cena, y los guitarristas Oscar
Garrido y Antonio Sardinas, de
aitaron a los comensales con
nelodias del repertoire cubano
7 mejicano.
Sc tom6 una fotogralla de los
,oncurrenteS.
FL menu Sc componia de En-
salada Mixta", Frijoles NegroS
Arroz Blanco; Ternera Asa
la, con una salsa especial, La
yuer, Pan y Cafe Criollo, tosta-
10 y mOlido por LA Naviera",
corona este exquisite almuerzo.
Actuando de Maestro de Ce-
remonias" Ell Gran Luminar de
a Orden "Caballero de la Luz,
Hno. Victor Pacetti, despues de
oreve discurso, concedio la pala
ora a nuestro digno Alcalde Ma
yor, Hon. Robert E. l.. Chan
cey, que con su facil palabra sa-
Judo las Logias por este acto fra
ternal, a todos los concurrentes
en- nombre de la ciudad que tan
digna mente representa-. lie ST.
GUIDO ell Hon. Consul de Cuba,
DIR. Juan Manuel de la Puento,
que pronunci6 un corto y apre-
ciado discrrso, muy op%Ortuno
en- los presentes momentos, y
que la concurrence Ovacion6
con sentidos aplauSos. Las pala-
La gaceta., 1939-09-05
FelicitandO


Con immense placer felicia
mos e neste dia, al estimado a.
migo, Sr. Lorenzo Hernandez,
Juez de Paz de nuestro distrit0,
al que deseamos toda clase de
ventures, y 6xitos en- su carrera
judicial.
A S. M. la Reina del Centre
Asturiano, la encantadora Srta.
Obdulia Garcia, la enviamos IN
significativo bouquet de frases
sentidas y sinceras en- ell dia de
.su onomastico.
A todos los Lorenzo envio en-
este dia un cordial saludO, y que
pueda hacer 10 mismo en- mg-
chos amos venideros.
La gaceta., 1939-09-05

3iea1eRidO
Ell compahero joe Mar nez
lego en- la noche del domingo
procedente de Miami, donde es.
tuvo disfrutando de varios dias
de descanso.
va lie tenemos entire nosotros
otra vez, y en- la brecha, con 81
reconOcida actividad.
iBienvenido, companero!
La gaceta., 1939-09-05
6 BELLISIMAS PLEAS -
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE UsTEp sIEMrRE HA OEsEAD0

Plata para la mesa. .... LC que las mu-
jeres q~uieren y desean. Plata para Ia mo.
So, ell ideal cubiertoS hechos por la famO-
"a VIM. A. ROGERS SMVERWA ARR.
Una gran noticis teEemos que dSr a
nuestra9 lectoras.
La Gacsta, por medic de Ia coOperacibn
de la Oneida, Ltd. fabricante &c la Plata
de- Mesa Vim. A. Rogers, hace possible Ia
qdquisiei6n de estos rubiertUs a SIS hume
roses l%ectores. listed puede teneF 10 que
Otras Seioras y seioritas tiehen.
CALIDAp - DURAcIoN DE POR VIDA
E duSJ %creerlo, pero IA realidad esta
xQui-plata de mesa a tan bajo preciO. La
La gaceta., 1939-09-05
ELOGIADA DE COSTA
COSTA

No pase humillaeiones por tener
la cara lena oe granos. Aqui es-
ia la aynda. FL liquido ZEMO,
poderoso s~uavfzante, alivia rapi-
damente Ia comez6n, ell dolor v
cura. ZEM0 contiene 10 de los
m q s poderosos Electives ingre-
dientes medicos, recomendados
por especialistas de gran merito.
Una prueba lie convencera. So cts.
Coo y $1.00. En- cualquier botica.
La gaceta., 1939-09-05
coRTE AHoRA EslE CUPoN

Al Lditor de Plata de la GateA'
1901 First Ave, New York, N. Z.
Tengo entenjido que con tres Gu
pones consecutivOs, al igual que este,
adquiero ell derecho q una unidad de
seis pleas de Al Plus VIM. A. RO-
gers Silver ware.
Ordenes ~telei6Di.as 0 pOr cOrrSO
40 pueden ser servidAs. Presents los
cupones y 80 c~entavos en- la o1icina
de La Gaceta.
NOmDre
Direction go ----.--.-..---. -..---.---.-. ..-.
Clu1AC
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Forum on Safety
Held by Citizens Of
Metropolis View
Association Holds
Lost Meeting
Of Season

Safety for pedestrians, motorists
and school children was the theme
of the Metropolis View Citizens As
sociations last meeting of the civic
season, held last night at the Crosby
Noyes School.
Lester B. Powell of the Trafiic
Advisory Council, addressing the
citizens on pedestrian regulation
and protection, emphasized the
point that most accidents are
caused by less than per cent of
the drivers" and Endorsed the plan
for a special traffic accident squad
charged with bringing offenders
into the courts.
In an open forum on traffic prob
lens which followed, citizens named
among danger points intersections
at Seventh and Franklin streets
NE. and Seventh and Monroe
streets.
Capt Dick Mansfield, cartoonist,
who draws Sunday feature for
The Star, recalled old Washington,
outlined his efforts to impress
safety habits among the citys
school children and entertained as
sociation members with a chalk
talk" of cartooning.
Use of the Fourth street N E. car
line from Franklin to Monroe
streets as a proving ground" for
training Capital Transit Co. motor
men was condemned by the associa-
ton on the motion of H. G. Watson.
Mr.. Watson cited repeated in
stances of four cars blocking one
intersection, while Benjamin w.
Bolinger termed the condition dan
gerous to motorists"
Mrs. w. M. Flinchum outlined the
work of the associations Education
Committee during the year, stress
ing the fight to secure an addition
to the Crosby Noyes School, opposi-
ton to colored school in the
neighborhood of Sixteenth and
Rhode Island avenue and efforts
to secure an elementary school in
the Metropolis View community.
The association decided to join
with the 29th Division of the Amer
ican Legion in chartering a boat
Evening star., 1939-06-06

SURPRISE" directed by Miss Anne
Bullock, and "The King With the
Iron Heart" directed by Miss Mary
Richmeier-at 4 pm. today at the
school auditorium. A court of honor
also will be held at which badges
will be awarded for activities during
the year. Mrs. Leo Fitzgerald SUI
rervised production and direction OF
the play,
Evening star., 1939-06-06
McGrew to Address Printers

T. j. McGrew, field secretary of
the Typothetae of Washington, will
address the 21st convention of the
Southern Master Printers Fedora
ton at Hollywood, Fla. Among
those attending the convention is
Elmer J. Koch of Washington, sec
retary Of the United Typothetae.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
HuIIeck Will Speak

Representative Halleck, Republi-
can, of Indiana, will address q meet
ing of the Republican Club Of the
Seventh Montgomery County Elec-
ton District in the Bethesda (Md)
Elementary School tomorrow night.
A moving picture, THE Right to
Work." will be shown.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Bowers, McNutt to Speak

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June
6 R.-Claude G. Bowers, retiring
Ambassador to Spain, and Paul v.
McNutt, Governor General of the
Philippines, have accepted invita-
tions to address the Institute OF
Public Affairs. which begins July 3
at the University of Virginia, Pro-
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Murne Niqht Celebration

Marine night will be celebrated by
the Washington branch of the 3rd
Division, A. E. F., at its final meet
ing of the season at 8 o'clock tonight
in the Florida Seafood Grill.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
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Evening star., 1939-06-06
Girls to Give PIuys

Members of Girl Scout Troop No.
rs of the Blessed Sacrament School
will present two plays-"An Easter
Evening star., 1939-06-06

for a Potomac excursion June ~.
Mr.. Bolinger was appointed chair
man of a special committee to study
revision of the associations bylaws.
Evening star., 1939-06-06

fessor Hardy G. billiard, institute d.
rector, said today.
Evening star., 1939-11-09
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D.
Maier, Oswald Jacobv. Howard Schen-
ventors of the system that has beaten
every other system in existence)
Evening star., 1939-11-09
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Oliver Cromwell had been dead
only eight years when the great
fire of London occurred. England
had become a kingdom once more,
and the power Of Puritan leaders
was a thing of the past.
England still contained many
Puritans, however, and their style
Of dress was followed by many of
the plain people" It was very
simple compared with the laces and
ruffles and wigs Of the mobiles and
richer folk of the time.
After telling about his flre warn
ing to the Lord Mayor, Pepys went
on with the story in his diary:
People were almost out of their
minds. They had no way OF putting
out the flames. The houses were
full of matter Of burning, such as
pitch and tar. There were ware
houses of oil and wines and brandy
and other things.
Il met the King and Duke of
York in their barge, and joined
them. Their order was to pull down
houses fast but little could be
done since the fire was spreading
with such speed.
I'VE went as near the fire as we
could without getting into thick
smoke. All over the river, with face
TO the wind, one was almost burned
Evening star., 1939-11-09
Deception

The Statue of Liberty" play in
bridge occurs when a no-trump de-
clarer deliberately leads the suit he
is afraid of, hoping the opponents
will now steer clear of it. This was
the case in recent hand played
by Harold Colvin of New York City:
South, dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
A ASS
vJ94
= 10 983
i AJ2
Aos54 AJ72
~K6 N "a Q 10
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4 64 S >J42
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AK1os
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AT
KQ1oes
Mr.. Colvin.
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
Il Pass "a Pass
2NT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass Pass
West opened the five of diamonds
and East's jack forced Mr.. Colvin's
ace. Mr.. Colvin now saw that if his
opponents got in they could run two
diamonds and four hearts, while at
the same time he could count but
eight tricks for himself. His only
really good play for a ninth trick
would occur if one of his opponents
could be persuaded to lead a spade
Accordingly, Mr.. Colvin promptly
led the seven of hearts from his
hand. West played the king and
now East, who saw what was going
on, screamed for a heart lead by
playing the queen.
Unfortunately, West was one OF
those quick players. Even before
his partners play to the trick he
had his hand on the four of spades
and it came right out. Mr.. Colvin
played low from dummy, East played
the jack and declarer won with the
king. Now, after running his five
club tricks, Mr.. Colvin successfully
f1nessed for the queen of spades to
make his contract.
Partner, didn't you see me sig
nal with the queen of hearts?" East
demanded, whereupon West replied,
II thought it was a singleton"
East had no reply to this, but we
may point out that if East really
had singleton heart it would mean
that declarer had seven of them, in
which case we really feel he would
have shown the suit 1T some stage
OF the bidding
You we're Oswald Jacobys part
ner yesterday. Both sides were vul-
nerable and the opponents had so
on score. You held:
oJsse4
= AK
i XXX
The bidding:
6chenken. Jacoby. Maier. You.
IA Pass INT (?)
Answer-Your correct bid is two
hearts. Your hand is the same as
the previous days, but now, since
one no-trump will give the 'oppo-
nents game, it Is imperative to risk
an overcall in order to drive your
opponents to higher contract.
Score 100 per cent for two hearts,
30 per cent for double, 80 per cent
for pass.
Evening star., 1939-11-09

Question No. 286.
You are Merwin Maier's partner,
you are vulnerable and hold:
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
RELIEF SLASH
KEPT IN BILL

NAsH1NGTO< - A senate APP
pfopnstions subcommittee unanl-
mously approved todsy the 100.
900 900 emergency relief bin -
$50. 600, 900 less than President
Roosevelt requested
Administration leaders sbsn-
donsd their efforts TO obtain the
fun $500 900 the president mad
asked.
Influential conservative mfm-
b~rs u the house predicted, mean
while, that WPA as now operated
would NO, exist after June 30 The
prediction sas bsssd on belief the
Investigation ~ WpA BY a house
appropriations subcommittee would
result IN eompists rsvsmping Of
the relief agency.
The full senate OPERATIONS
committee vas 10 act on 'hs Dsii
th1 afternoon. and an attempt viii
be made ~ plses u before ths
senate tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
Bombs Fail to Dem0ralize,
Bowers Says; Pershing Ill

lywood by broken tooth. The
famous pianist plays in San Fran
cisco next Sunday =.
of Gen. John !. Pershing. TO have
been broadcast tomorrow from
Phoenix, Ariz., has been Cancelled
on advice Of the generals physic-
ian. who thought IL might tax his
strength. Ralph Bowman.
Lincoln. Nebr.. youth who was
"discovered" by film director
lunching In a Hollywood restaur-
ant was announced as the winner
Of a nationwide contest conducted
by Jesse l.. 1Asky over radio
network He wins an RHO studio
contract and various other offers
including a $1,000 radio appear.
Capt. Hugh l.. Willoughby. s3,
aviation pioneer. writer, sports
man. and Everglades explorer. died
at Stuart. Fla. Kitty Kelly,
film actress and former Ziegfeld
girl. IL In Hollywood hospital
suffering from a spralned back.
She was injured in n fall =. Mrs.
Wallace Berry Is back IN Holly
wood. apparently having decided
against filing divorce suit
against her actor husband In
Reno. New There was no hint OF
reconciliation. however. and u
was indicated she would file suit
In the movie capital