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Evening star., 1940-09-23
PICKUP

a. Pass Pass Pass
Ordinarily it is unwise to jump
raise partners suit when you have
only four small trumps. In this
case. however, North had no better
bid than the double raise, and, for
tunately, South could make no at
tempt to bid for slam.
West opened the queen of hearts,
South winning with the ace. De-
Clarer noted that hec have to lose
a club, heart and possibly one
trump and. without care in the
world. he laid down the ace of
trumps. His face fell. however. when
West discarded a heart Now there
were two trump losers in addition
to the losing club ard the losing
heart What to do?
The first step was to abandon
trumps in order to take care OF the
third heart in the South hand. East
won the heart lead and returned
trump, South winning with the king
Of spades. South then led to the
diamond ace and rufed diamond
ruffed a heart in dummy and ruffed
another diamond Then he cashed
the ace and king of clubs and ruffed
dummy's last diamond with his last
trump.
At this point South had won ten
tricks, even though the opponents
still had four winning cards. But
the secret was that East was Obliged
to trump his partners winning clubs.
SaturdavSyou were David Bruce
Burnstone's partner anG. with Meth
er side vulnerable, you held:
g K 10 3
AJ76
+AJ
The bidding:
You Maier Burnstone Jacooy
~ Pass 20 Pass
CO
Ansver-Bid two diamonds. Ihat
information completes your story
and the rest is up to your partner,
It would be entirely out OF place
for YOU TO guess al a final no-trump
contract instead of leaving that step
to your partner.
Score 100 per cent for two dla-
monds. 10 per cent for two no-trump.
Question No $50.
Today you hold the same hand and
the bidding continue
You Maier BurnStone Jacooy
- Pass - Pass
- Pass 3 Pass
(?)
What do you bid' (AnsWer to-
morrow
released bv the Bel Syndicate. 1nC)
The Four Aces will he pleased to
answer letters from readers II
Stamped C3-cenp. self-adaresSed i,,, en-
valopc is irclosed with each commuNl-
cation addressed 70 the -Four Aces, care
Of The Evening star. II Won desire the
pocket outline OF the -Four Aces system
Cf contracf bridge, send with your re
Quest 10 the -Four Aces care ot The
T-erlNc Star stamped l3-cent self
addressed. larGe-size envelone and you
MI receive an outline without any
charge
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Don't Take
My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Tobacco

Noun A plant OF the genus
NicotiGnd.
Every time we utter the word to-
bacco we should say to ourselves
oh. OH as a reminder that the
word is almost universally mispro-
nounced, and that it properly con-
tains two oh" sounds. one in the
first and one in the third syllable
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
Turks Fence: Russian Position
Remains Obscure in European Conflict

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct 20. (UP)
Turkeys decision whether to aid
invaded Greece was awaited an
Xiously here today
1t was believed that within a few
hours after Turkey showed any
warlike sign, German troops would
sweep out of Rumania, across Bull
garia, headed for the Dardanelles.
Telephone reports from Istanbul
said that while Turkey was ready
to defend herself if attacked, she
showed no sign of preparing to go
to Greece's aid.
The presence of German troops
in Rumania, and uncertainty over
Bulgaria's attitude and over the
ability of Greece and the
British fleet to hold Italy, were
believed keeping Turkey at least
temporarily quiet.
Tine obscurity of Russia'S position
was another neutralizing influence.
Observers here believed Russia was
for results of the first stag
es of the struggle in Greece before
encouraging Turkey to intervene.
It was doubted that Turkey would
aid Greece in any event unless
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
BY FREDERICK C. OECHsNER

BERLIN, Oct. 90. (UF)-Germany
and Italy are about to move against
the last hangers-on" in Europe
to the "outmoded system embodied
by Great Britain the lowspa Dcr
National zeitung, organ Of Field
Marshall Hermann Goering, Na.e
No. 2, said today.
In an editorial which did 2ot
mention Greece but was based on
the conference yesterday of Adolf
Hitler and Benito Mussolini, the
newspaper said:
European evolution has grown
from the German and italian revo-
luton. The ole, collapse, and where
single nations still attempt to cling
to old, the backward appendages
will be overthrown with force.
The outmoded system is en-
bodied in Great Britain. The las.
hangers-on on the European conti
nent are known. Shortly they will
be led one way or another to the
recasting process. since Britain sees
herself capable of doing anything
for these satellites and the process
of the new formation is already
fully underway with the complete
expulsion of Great Britain
Interest was reused by an edi-
torial concerning France which APP
peared in the first edition of the
newspaper Boersen zeitung but was
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
Berlin Says Last
Gle eanup Sterling

withdrawn from later editions.
1t said that France +" has the
possibility of improving her fate"
France, it said, was responsible for
the declaration Of war and the war
WAS lost and mrct kc paid for. The
editorial added:
However, Germany also thinks
in sense of responsibility and from
the European viewpoint. There ex-
lists o chance for Fralcc. It Is up
to France TO se.ze it o. lct it pass.
That viii rot affect the further
course of events. France has .,.le
possibility of improving her fate
and establishing 4 connection with
the new European order, in which
she can earn her 'due place
Newspapers gave prominence to
the Greek situation but did not
mention that Italy and Greece
were fighting.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
Belgrade Reports
SnaiI.Pace Drive
For Fascist Arnny
BELGRADE. Jugoslavia Oct 9

BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, Oct. %
up - Italy's Snail-pace advance
INTO Greece was described by auth
oritatlve sources today as merely
the first move in big-scale Axis
offensive against Great Britain.
1t was reported that the Fascist
forces had made only the slightest
gains in the first "a hours of op-
erations and had suffered severe
losses in comparison to the num-
Der of men engaged in some clashes
near the Albania border.
The chief objective of British
naval and air aid to Greece, it
was understood, would be protection
of the port of Salon:ca since its
seizure by the Axis powers would
lock the door of the Balkans
against Britain.
1t was pointed out here Britain
would be much closer to the Ru-
manlan oil fields (now dominated
by Germany if British bases were
established in Greece.
British bombers at present cannot
easily reach the Rumania oil fields
from British bases, but it would be
comparatively short bombing raids
from Greece.
There had been reports that Brit
ish troops landed at Salonica and
the island of Crete and Caphelonia.
and British fleet had been re-
ported Oft Corfu, but London de-
MED these reports.
1t was indicated, however, that
the Italians had made no Substan-
tial progress during the first "a
hours Of their attack, and there
was report that at one point the
Greeks had penetrated eight niles
into the Italian lines to hold about
Is square niles of LAND on the AL
oanian side of the border.
Reportes persisted that Rebellious
Albania elements were harrasSing
he Italians from the mountains
with such arms as they had.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD

ROME Oct. 20. (UP)-The Ital-
ian high command, announcing for
the first time that Italian troops
had crossed th1 Greek frontier at
dawn yesterday, said today that
they had penetrated into Greece at
several points and that their ad-
vance was continuing.
Italian airplanes, it was asserted,
bombed railroad stations, dry
docks and docks" at Patras, install
lations along the Corinth canal and
the naval base at PreveSa, on the
west coast of Greece. Equipment
at the Tatoi air base near Athens
also was bombed, it was said.
Albania's southern provinces were
declared to be in a state of war
with Greece today, "a hours after
the Italian march.
Francisco Jacomini Di San Lavi-
no, Italian lieutenant general of
Albania, promulgated a decree in
the official Albanian Gazette, Tira-
ma dispatches said, announcing that
seven provinces were at war.
The provinces are Tiran, Koritza,
Valona, ElbaSsan, Argyrokastron.
Durazzo and Berat. The three prov
lnceS bordering on Jugoslavia were
not included.
ltalys war communique said:
Yesterday at dawn our troops
quartered in Albania crossed the
Greek frontier and penetrated at
various points into enemy terri
tory. The advance continues.
Our aviation despite adverse
atmospheric conditions repeatedly
bombed military objectives assign
ed TO 1t, hitting dry docks and rail-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
British Mum on
Help for Greece

Greek outposts retired to ad-
vanced lines of resistance in ac-
cordance with orders, it was said.
Information here was that the
Italians bombed Florina and Kas-
toria.
The Greeks were said to be hold
ing two defense zones, one starting
at the coast and extending from
Parga to Jarina, Kastoria and Flo
rina, the other extending from
Kozani to Edessa.
1t was indicated here that British
aid to Greece might include direct
attacks on Italy.
1t was believed that attacks on
Italian sea bases, now within easy
range of any British air force bases
in the Greek islands, would be a
prime objective.
Key newspapers, asserting that
Italy invaded Greece on even
flimsier preteXt than is usual
IN Axis agression," demanded that
the government quickly put its
Mediterranean forces into action.
Though naval aid in the Greek
Islands, air force aid over the
Greek mainland and financial aid
from London seemed to be the most
practical form of defense aid to
Greece, it was indicated strongly
that plans had been worked out
long ago, in event of an Italian
attack on Greece, to embark on
offensive action.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
Raj hur|s Back
Aerial Invaders

LONDON, Oct. %. CUP)-Britisn
fighters hurled back three waves
of German fighter-bombers which
attempted to reach London today
and it was estimated that enemy
formations totalling 160 planes had
been broken up.
A few Of the German raiders
penetrated the capitals defenses,
resulting in three air raid alarms
up to pm.
The biggest wave of attackers was
believed to have been three squad
rons. These planes battled at a
high altitude over London's de-
fenses during the second alarm.
Antiaircraft guns went into action
this afternoon when a lone raider
was sighted near Liverpool and it
was chased out to sea by British
fighters.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
BY FREDERICK KUN

LONDON, Oct. 30. CUP) Great
Britain is giving Greece military
assistance in the widest sense of
the term, it was asserted officially
today
Information on the precise steps
that Britain was taking was re-
fused as calculated to aid the
enemies of Britain and Greece, now
allies.
1t was added in authoritative
quarters that normal diplomatic
consultations" were being conduct
ed by Great Britain, Greece and
Turkey.
Military informants denied re-
ports that Britain had landed
troops and air force units at Crete,
Cephalonia and ,Salonica, and said
that there had been no reports OF
Italian action at Corfu. The ad-
miralty expressed doubt that there
had yet been any action between
the British and Italian fleets. AS
regards reports that British troops
had landed on Greek soil, military
informantS suggested that the re-
ports had been spread by German
Italian sources to create disappoint-
ment and confusion, like reports
of the kind put out when Germany
invaded Norway. Such reports, it
was pointed out, also were calcu-
lated to bolster italian assertions
that Britain had been ready to act.
British military dispatches indi-
Gated that action along the Greek
Albanian frontier yesterday had
been largely restricted to artillery
exchanges.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
FDR Postpones
Action on Greece

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. UP)-
President Roosevelt decided today
after an hours conference with
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
and Under-secretary Sumner Welles
to defer freezing Greek credits in
this country until the state depart
ment has official confirmation that
Greece and Italy are at war.
Documents by which the Grecian
credits would be immobilized in
this country and by which the
United States formally would pro-
claim its neutrality in the new
extension of the European conflict
have been prepared. The President,
however, decided not to issue them
Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
10 kazi Divisions
May HeIpItaIy

LONDON, Oct. 20. CUP)-Respon-
sible British military sources esti-
mated today that Germany has a
striking force of 10 divisions-pos-
sibly 100000 men - available for
operations in southeastern Europe.
These sources reported that the
10 German divisions we're ready to
back up Italy if necessary either
by military action or the threat
of military action.
1taly'S ability TO make progress
against Greece, they said, probably
will decide whether the German
forces will be used in support of
the FasciSts or in some bigger
scheme of operations toward the
southeast.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
Fdscists Claim
General Ad vance

road yards and causing fires in the
port of Patras, installations along
the Corinth canal and the naval
base at Prevesa, and equipment
at the air base at Tatoi near Ath-
ems. All our planes returned.
I'm East Africa one of our air
formations bombed enemy encamp-
ments IN the zone of Sciusceib Gin
the central Sudan.
Enemy planes bombed Asosa and
Dina, causing seven wounded"
The newspaper Piccolo, defend
ing Italy's action in marching into
Greece, asserted in a dispatch date
lined Athens that the air field in
Crete island south of the Greek
mainland had been in British hands
for several weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
CREEKS DEMONSTRATE
IN ITALIAN COLONY

PATRAS, Greece. Oct. 90. CUP)-
Steel-helmeted troops and police
cordoned off the Italian quarter
of Patras today to protect the
largest Italian colony in Greece
from angry throngs after yester-.
days mass anti-Italian demonstra-
tions. Military precautions were
taken against incidents during mass
funerals for victims OF yesterdays
air raid.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29
IL GERMAN PLANES
DOWNED BY BRITISH

LONDON, Oct. 90. (UP)-A nof-
ficial statement said IL German
planes had been shot down over
the British Isles today and two
British planes lost. One British
pilot was safe.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29

Balkan reports indicate that
Queen Mother Marie, above, of
Jugoslavia, may soon follow her
brother, Carol of Rumania, into
exile. Mother of Jugoslavia's
17-year-old King Peter, she is
considered a strong opponent of
the Rome-Berlin Axis.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-29

there was a good indication that
Russia and Germany would not
make squeeze play against her,
like they did Poland.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
SALESMAN.


AUTO Statesmen f3), new-car statesmen.
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SALESMAN with experience and ability
seeking permanent connection. Dealings
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your financial problems? If
you are employed, neat, pleas
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particulars. Box BAG, Star.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Park View Christiun

Members of the Ofilcial Board will
conduct the service at II am, In the
absence Of the minister. The pre-
siding officer will be Charles l.. Jones
and the speakers, John H. Crawford
o. l.. Beardsley. Rhodes Artz and
Simon McKtmmie. The sermon topic
will be walk in the Light" The
service at 8 pm. will be in charge
OF the Friendship Bible class with
O w. Youngblood, presiding. The
pastor will speak on "Ye Are the
Salt of the Earth" On Thursday
evening, the pastor will speak on
Making Use of Our Bibles"
Evening star., 1940-07-20

The story thus far: When the South
America hound cruise ship Georgia Is
caught in a violent tropical storm most
OF the passeneers go to their state
rooms. but Phyllis O'Brien and Algae,
on her during the trip, remain in the
lounge. Algae. good-looking. and In
telligent, is by no means the eisolo
type and his presence is not, as Phyllis
Of Dick Wieland, whom she loves and
who Is on board with Ada Burvick.
New York socialite and her mother.
At the height OF, the storm the fre
ordered to the lifeboats Carrying
Phyllis. who has tainted. Algae goes on
deck and pushes his way toward q boat,
Evening star., 1940-07-20
CHAPTER VIII.

Thommen. Second 1t. Louis A.. from
New York to Tusla:
Sesona so Tusa L. Robert E. from
1nge. Second 1t. Andrew ". from Fort
r, Benning to Hawaii;
Hackett, Second 1t. Perry B., from Fort
Benning co Hawaii.
SIGNAL CORPS.
carter, MAJ. Wiley ", from Fort Knox to
Given, First Ii. William j., from Fort
Monmouth to Fort Knox. ' "a
Fairlsmb. Second 1t. Charles R., from
Ridgewood, N. J.: to Tuscaloosa.
iaeoDncfi c3Dns tseSSnd d It. Joseph w. from Gin
Dewitt, Second Il. Jack s., from Indian
apolis to Glenyiew; ;ops.s y.
Stewart sd = First Ii Charles b. from Brooks
MEDICAL CORPS.
Batch, Capt Joseph W., from Fort Ben
Jonson amn HsE1s0n rss 1t to fmsn GamD 'afS0n S. from
Abe, deem to Camp jackson.
Taylor, second It. James R" from 81
Maxwell, second IT.; Robert E.. from
H's sfsssa sD!as. Il HssEs ssSs E. M
Anssihan sshenecssds. eSna H. efsf Dallas M H. IRON
ws5s1 ssond u v. Iswa5a q rS,c.oo, T.
East Second 1t. John R.. jr., from cievs-
land Heights. Ohio, to Tuscaloosa.
Barnard, Second It. Milton G.. II. from
Crockett. Second 1t. Allen A.. from New
York to Tuscaloosa.
La Breche. Second 1t. George j., from
Springfield, Mass, to Tulsa.
Strong Second It Robert w., tr.. from
Norveli. Second It. John W.. from SPRING
field, Mo-, to Tulsa.
Endress. Second 1t. John e.. from Berk-
ley, Calf, to Santa Maria, Calf
HagRsrd, Second It. Edwin c., from
Tucumcari, N. Mex. to Santa Maria.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
German, Comdr. Lewis, from Hartford,
Ju4Per, Pean' Lso to Gsmar sstnI Nj MH.x.nder r. from
Washington % e d. {. 8. lexington. '''
Lara, Il. u g. George H.. jr.. from
Y. Q. .. S-2S to q. g. 3. seauon.
MEDICAL CORP.
onish,, ns,,, Comdr. Clarence n. from rhila-
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PERSONAL

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includes interest. the only charge Other
amounts in proportion. Just call JACK
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Reasonable prices. First-class work. Phone
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Business CARDS under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great ''Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

CRUISER, ~ IT,, double cabin: sleeps 8:
completely equipped, gear, linens. silver
condition: in Commission for immsdists nSsish
use. at Corinthian Yacht Club; quick sale
necessary, or trade. Phone or write Mr..
! II. Longshore. 1927 Eye st. NV. ME.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

Hartford, Conn, was known as
NewtoWn until 1887,
Evening star., 1940-07-20
MOTOR TRAVEL,

CALIFORNIA OR CITIES EN- ROUTE: COU.
pie leaving in few days: 1910 Mercury: ref
exch. ME. 0540 Apt. III. 21'
WANTED. PASSENGER (manO to Calf.
about July Gath. EXP. travellers. DI. 645O
Ext 309. 21'
LEAVING FOR MONTREAL SATURDAY
via Syracuse; room for two Call GRIER
CO. 7S33-W $50 to $50
LEAVING FOR PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Monday morning, July %, via St. Louis
returning Goth: room for 3; share expense
1910 car. excellent driver. Woodley 3232
VACATION TO MIAMI, NEW PONTIAC
leaving August H. desire congenial com
pany; share expenses. Hobart 1926 21'
DRIVING 1910 PLYMOUTH SEDAN TC
West Coast; take 3 people; reasonable
Phone evenings, AT. 7693-W
DRIVING TO SHELBY. N C., SUNDAY
pm, list, can take three, share expenses
co. 1921. 21s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BOATS.

oUTBOARD MOTORS AND BOATs-Ben-
ok Elto,, Evinrude wolverine. Old Town.
Many others. LARGEST display in town.
Terms 8. King Fulton, Inc, sO5 Maine
ave. s.w.
SEA KING. 1899. $40 hp., outboard
motor practically new: sacrifice. Adams
Evening star., 1940-07-20
cAI1LE & LIVESTOCK,

PACING MARE and sulky. A. Gray, Suit
land. Md. Call Spruce O1f6-W.
MARE, 3-gaited sorrel bride and SADDLE.
Reasonable. 1908 Minnesota ave. Sc.
ZINE HOGS for sale. IN mi. west Of
Farm.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

OUTBOARD MOTOR, Evinrude, sport 4,
~ hip. with starter and generator. Phone
Evening star., 1940-07-20
BOOKKEEPER,

Experienced, must have had experience IN
automobile business. Excellent opportunity
for right rarity, Give experience. ase and
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CABIN CRUISER. 4O-foot, 1O-foot beam:
$500: terms. Call Georgia g3S9 Saturday
from to z. Sun. q to Il am.
CABIN CRUISER. Soft. for sale, $3.50;
ave. and N st. s.w. 21s
CABIN CRUISER. 36-ft. keel, 1O-ft. beam;
built 1885: fully equipped. ready to 60.
Sacrifice. $500. TIE, 4131.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

AHERDxEN ANGUS BULL. high- bred. reg
tstered. years old; reason for selling.
must get unrelated sire for herd; Price.
500. o31 Investment Dldg. DI. 07S7.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

MARE. registered. 8 yrs. old. sound, gentle
e ride; Tor lady; cheap. VIM. Barr. rear
Evening star., 1940-07-20

Tomorrow Algae and Dick take =
daring chance and witness. ut the
last minute, q striking scene.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

icing Installing and wiring; pot-type and
pressure-type burners: perfer men with exp.
in gas-f1red. air-conditioning units: must
have car. See Mr.. Weller, rear 456 K
st. NV. Republic 4456. at 8 am: OF pm.
PORTER. who can sing or dance. Apply
after pm. The Brown Derby. 3333-A
Conn ave n NJ
Evening star., 1940-07-20

| SALESMAN. experienced. for retail grocery
| trade; state age and EXP. Box 1921. Star
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SALESMAN, experienced paper man to
call on printing trade: state experience,
salary. etc. first letter: strictly confiden-
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oonsn. M MAJ; James E. from Fort Sheridan
datainnsy' x Ta!, Nal MAJ: Fred W.. from Brooklyn
Thompson. 1t; Col John Med, from San
Antonio to Fort Knox. '-' van
"eINinT; Eart Enn MAJ Irwin s.. from Baltimore to
slaae d. MAJ; lawrence, From Fort Sam
houston TO Fort Benning.
5ieyers, Can't. Ralph H., from Panama to
Sleeper. Second 1t. Raymond g.. from r..
con conia H. TO Dallas. 'A
Tevell. second 1t. Walter W.. from ovasso.
Esau. Second It Charles G.. from sur,,ns-
ton. Iowa, to Glenview ILL., 0uiiine-
Marling. Second 1t William E. from In.
Angeles to Glendale, Calf A''
5chmaltz. Second 1t, Frederick A., firm,
Park River. N. OAK. to Glendale, CALI
Heidtke, Second 1t. Lyman o.. from Fl
Paul, Mimi, to Glenview. nj. Wv
Wis, to San Diego.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Brown, First 1t. Edward A.. jr., from Iowa
City, Iowa, to Washington.
punham, Second 1t. Leo E. jr., from Sails.
bury, Pa, to Dallas.
French, Second 1t. Harry A.. from Earle
Nosek. Second It. .Thaddeus M. from
Brooklyn to Tuscaloosa.
Robinson, Second 1t. OVAL H., from
Wichita Falls. Tex. to Tuscaloosa.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

= CATHEDRAL. mr.. Conn.-Large. cool room
y prttVats path; det quiet home; gentleman: