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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Many 10 Attend
Y.M.B.C. Dance
Numsrous Rsssrvssiers ies
blossom Tine csbsrss

Scores Of reservations have
already been received for the
blossom Time Cabaret dance
10 Be given BY the Young
Men's Business club Saturday
evening In the Crystal bali
room Of Hotel winthrop. The
affair viii benefit The Jesse
Dyslin Boys ranch.
A May pole and May has-
kets filled with Towering cur
rant and dog wood blossoms
viii add color TO the setting.
Ara R>ichsrd Fslx u n charge
~ the decorations assisted ~
Ms.dames a.ils<rt wAits. Asn4
Booth and sam crippen.
Reservations thus far received
include thnse q Messrs ard No.
DANES Arthur A. Ceek. WAFd~r
stoaks. Oscar Williams. Henry
Matsss. Tsd MaAklnsoa. Hsrh<rt
HufS Of Seattle. n. W. McIafinaH.
George y. cAlldn. Otto l. JaAnsoa.
Frank ). ciiiih.n. plilard HswsIi.
Spencer rursls Dwight HaweIi.
Efiinx Tallafson. Amss nooth. Jss
Wood. nad MeAllnden. Carl Van
viack. Joe purand 81 Seattle.
Milton Gaets. Lew TsiIlus Frank
Walters. Nathan Lynn. Grant
Eokman, william A. Johnson.
Robert nernler. Louis khinn ~
Olympia. J. r. Leshsr. sam Brat.
ton. Harnld Webster. KAri u.
Rice. A. ". uundersen. Al nrAadt.
Robert Crawford. oorsion Whit
sksF. George Aeeisett. Richard
Hodge. Harry Baker Dr.. Ralph
Mseksr. Thor C. Tnllsf.on. Richard
Felx, John Baker. Sam Crippsn.
Lesion wsbb. Or. and Mrs. Carts
Reynolds.
Moaars. and Mechanics Ralph
Eewbanh Of Seattle. Andrew
Bertha. Charles Msdy. "a sshol.
Erwin ssehsfer. pais FofkeneFeck,
Harry christiansen. william Ross.
n. A. Stevenson. N. =. Arnas, n.
rsdals. Clyde Knowles. onnnar
Lsggar1nl. Harold q. Church.
Hugh Forbes. Percy .. Chs. John
G Bjorkiund. Meyer Bososs. Sam
FinEoid. Leo Meoaviek. J. J.
Msilinger. Maurice MllTsrsi IT,
Ray Wall. A. n. winasra IT.. ~. A.
hisrrow. EriinE Tnllsfson. George
Christensen. Robert Johnson. Earl
Hoff. Msisin Mitchell, n. G. olsun
and John Rsins.
Also MT. HeImnt Jueiinx ana
suest. Mr.. Elmer schuitzs. Miss
Wsunisa Swanson. Mr.. Frank
Meianson. Miss Joyce wssks. Mr..
y n. Dawson and guest. Mr. Il. X.
Hublsy. Miss Ruth f.arann, Mr.,
Leonard William. Miss Irene
schaffer. Dr ]. C. Misssn. Miss
oeneyisvs Brophy o. raysIlnp.
Mr.. Donald Cameron. Mlss Alma
Ayrsa. Ar. Alvin Hafsrt Mrs.
Alma vsbors, Mr.. Jack kohlsr.
Mrs. Nsttie Gardner. Mr.. Norman
Hsnshaw and guest. Mr.. Martin
Pstrioh ana guest. NJ. Gerald Ne.
carthy and guest NJ. William
Rounds and guest. Mr. Emmett
Mckenna. MIss Margaret Judd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Cardinal Club
To Have Dance
Members TO Entertain al
Cabaret Affair Saturday

A cabaret dance viii be
given by the Cardinal club on
Saturday evening in the Roof
Garden OF Hotel Winthrop.
The affair will mark the cul-
mination of a successful drive
conducted by the club TO en-
large It's scholarship fund.
All who attend the dance will
sign their names 10 a scroll
with n souvenir pencil show
Ing that they by their attend
ance have also contributed TO
the fund.
The dance also wiii honor the
officers who have just completed q
year Of service 10 the club. Thsy
are Robert Brown. president.
Frances kovai. vice president.
Ceorgiana Bader. secretary. Cor
don WingaFd. treasurer. and Jo-
seph Cleva. sergeant alarms.
John gapln. general chairman
Of thu dance. IL being assisted by
the following committees Tickets.
John Bader. ceorgiana Badsr. Ju-
Ia wahoviak. Michael sierniDn.
George Hapln and Fred Lsvsans.
decorations. Lorralns Mclaughlin.
Frances johnson. Lillian Marcos.
Frances Koval and Helen Honyisx:
advertising. Mary Catherine Byrns.
Vincent sssmi0a. Nadine and MARY
Dragoyieh. orchestra. Joseph Clio
va. Helen Armstrong and Ernil
BuroAr; publicity. Jane Dohsrty
and Marian wnhoviak.
Dancing will b from . 10 II
Reservations may hs maas ~ cali.
ING Main os6s Or Main 13a7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Reflection Garden Club 10
Meet With President

Reflection Garden club vii meet
~ the homo al It, president. Mrs.
Ina Nyhoim OF Edrewood ~ 1:su
O'Clock Thursday. Members VII
answer roll call BY telling what
grows best n their ksrdens There
viii Be IN election Of officers and
Mrs. Nancy Scales vii Rad N
article from the City Of Destiny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Golden Rule Hive Plans
Mother Dsv PROGRAM

Golden Euls hive. Nsecabses
viii meet Thursday II . >. n. IN
the Aacoahes temple Mrs. ~. W.
Koch viii prsssds for ths business
meeting. 70 b followed BY .
AothsFs Day program under ths
direction Of Mira. walter DnTison
Mrs Raymond Wheeler viii sing
and Mrs.. Tsd smyths win b heard
IN plano soios. Included In the
program win b readings ~ hss-
dance Virgil Davslsag, sobert
Goldberg. George oossxka. walter
Butt, cyr1i BiI and jay Dc Con.
Refreshments viii Be In charge Of
Mrs William Hunter assisted BY
Mechanics Clarence White, Frank
simpson. George paimsr. Alfred
Bosldron. Harry Butt, Pred Rne-
schsrt. Marx Taylor and Raymond
Msssryey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Plan Annual Meeting

The annual meeting Of Grace
Baptist church will be held Thurs
day night Dinner will De served
at $50 and will be followed by re.
ports OF the years work. The
church constitution will be amend
ed. church bulge, adopted and
officers elected All members Of
the church are urged 10 be pres
ant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Mrs. H. S. eriees Visits
In New York CITY

Visiting in the east at the pres
ent time is Mrs. H. S. Griggs,
who, while in New York. is stop
ping at New York's Midston House
In Murray Hill district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Spring Garden Provides Theme
For Choir Guild Tea Friday
Junis Todd Hslen VIII Speak ct Closing Event of Sea.
son; Mrs. siiekney Named General Chairman

Tea time Friday afternoon for Christ Church Choir
guild will have all the charm of pretty spring garden since
the stage and auditorium of Wells hall will be transformed
into living garden setting with oveest of the seasons
flowers in profuson. Hours are from 2.15
The affair will be the last one of the season for the guild
and special feature Mrs. Juna Todd Halen will be pre-
sented in of her informal and altogether entertaining
book taks-her topic this occasion being Spring Tonic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
c. P. S. TO Crown
Queen Of May
Traditional Ceremony II
Be Held on Campus

According TO time honored
custom. the coming Of May
is celebrated by gay. colorful
fetes, enhanced by charming
girls in lovely gowns and by
decorations of bright colored
flowers of spring. The ira
ditional May Day celebration
of the College of Puget Sound
is to be held Friday after
noon on the campus. at which
time Miss Ruth Raymond. a
senior at the college. will be
crowned Queen of the May.
Attendants to the queen will
be Miss Beulah Eskildsen and
Miss Doris Granlund.
The ceremony, to which the pub
lie In invited, 10 TO be held from ;
until 1. The browning of the queen
win be followed by the reading Of
the May Day proclamation. the
presenting Of duchesses repre-
senting each class Of the college
and representatives from high
schools in the vicinity of Tacoma.
Miss Juliana Macpherson will en-
terrain the guests with a piano
number. Miss Janice Green will
give vocal selections and Richard
LAHORE will be presented In q tap
dance.
Duchesses Named
Duehesses will be Miss Ruth
Jensen. of the senior class; Mss
Sheriff. Of the junior class.
Miss Frances Cole of the sopho-
more class and Miss Doree Sachs
Of the freshman class. Pages IN
the queens court will be Miss Mary
Ann Jelusich and Miss Frances
Hoss. Small children, all sons and
of professors at the coli
lege, who will participate in the
are Anne Williston.
Jaunita Capen,. Barbara Tomlin-
ron and Helen Chapman. as flower
girls; Winnifred Jaeger as train
bearer; John Chapman who win
carry the crown; and John Schafer
who will carry the May Day proc.
Members of Spurs win
carry the daisy chain.
Following the May Day cere.
mcny, a tea Is to be given in the
Women's Residence hall In honor
af the senior women from high
schools in and near Tacoma. Mrs.
Lyle Ford Drushel. dean of women
~ the college. and Mrs. Edward II.
Todd. wife of the college president
have been asked to preside at the
tea table. Miss Carol Pratsch 10
chairman for the tea and Is being
assisted by Misses Mary Ann
Jelusich In charge of decorations,
Jane Lund and Anita wegener. re-
and Patricia Coats
worth, invitations. Members NJ
Spurs will act as hostesses to the
high school girls who will be the
guests for the tea.
Miss Mulligan, Chairman
General chairman for the May
Day celebration is Miss Marie
vice president of the
student body at the college. Those
working with her are Miss Mar
garet Goodman in charge of gowns
and flowers. Miss Blanche Haynes.
Miss Evelyn Decker,
Miss Frances Cole and
Philip Garland. printed programs:
Miss Mary King. chairman. Miss
Dixie Thompson. Julius Beck. Cyril
Hanson and Matthew Seto IN
charge of the setting; Knights OF
the Log, ushering: Miss Gwendolyn
Roach, chairman, Misses Janet
Hatch. Doris wittren, Jane Ogden,
Florence barrow. Dorothy Ann
Marian Wilkinson and
wyona Diemer In charge of duch-
esses. and Miss Betty Edwards.
Misses Victoria Hanson
and Florence Mclean In charge Of
the dinner 10 be held In honor Of
the duchesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Clubs

sessssA wsxs. ". cru msesa
with Mira. Arthur sNinalsf. sss IA.
stssla. Thursday at $50. ',chlld
Welfars" viii Be ths topic and q
speaker from ths Pubic Health
Nursing association with tel nf that
q. kanization. All interested are
lnsited.
Ladies' Ala. ~ f.ars p..s-A
f<zihssas sA.feA. nssss vita Afs.
Thor Toliafson. lois No. 18Th. a~s.
John Ensslman. ths new pastss.
viii be prsssnt. Mrs. nn@s nlals@n
viii assist 1t shs i7sso lanshesn.
Ladies' Hard 81 issas,ar cub
meets Thursday 1t 7is ~. Sssh
for l o'clock luncheon. Mrs. ~
Gerard, aostas@. ss.sasssi By ssrs
q. HoeDlg
Aissalssls elsA. wssAlssss~ tern
pie. Pythlss sisters. cara party 81
. .. n. Thursday In rysslsn ssm.
pie. a2sss Broadway. Puzzle N
yisea.
I4edie~' eisb, Pre- ed fsilss
Dept.-. meets 81 unlaa hsii. bsA
and A sta, Thursa.y. for i1s5o
lunakson snd bsasans@s nesting.
Ara John t>ansdon presiding Hos-
tssses viii b. MesdAsnez Howard
nAysrs. George paGwe. wiley
Koch and I5sn Overhaul.
ws-.a,. .se..iy. r.r. nlH n@s.
ssst sharA. viii msss fsF sais<aan-
aFy study 81 tns hesns 81 Afs.
Grant Hsso0x. ioo1 - seth.
thursday ss . ,. N.
ssay 10 ella siIi .sss rnursasy
for . Il ofeinck hanahson ct ths
homs 81 Mrs. hsnfy Craig. siso
80 Park ave
I.ale. AID. HsihIesssa Lalhss.a
church. meets for / O'clock
iunehson Thursday 81 the ehursa
pafleFa Business saa pfsgram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Receive News OF
Birth Of GRANDDAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie o congeF
Of la Grsnds. Ore. are receiving
congratulations on the birth, April
10. Of q daughter. Jeannetts Lee.
Grandparents sharing IN the well
coming OF the little girl are Mr.,
ana Mrs. George A. Conger OF
Tacoma and Mr.. A. L. Boyd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Mrs. Ourslsr TO Entertain
Nokomis Study Club

Ars. Emmett Oafsisr viii BE-
hostens Friday In the Washington
apartments 70 members Of Noko-
mis- study club. Mrs. D. n. shan
non VIII give . paper on "Yestss.
day and Today IN vsnexusla. TIE
speaker Of the Afternoon viii b
Waiter West.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

F1rerest Community Church Ala
will meet for 12.45 luncheon with
Mrs NJ c. Riordan. assisted ~
hrs. Z. W. vininK. Mrs. Ray NJ.
Gilstrsp will be guest speaker. All
women Of ths community invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Dash Point Club
Plans Meeting

The auxiliary of the Dash Point
Social and Improvement club will
have its regular meeting Thursday
at the Community hall. Luncheon
will be served at 1890 with Mes.
DANES w. o. Muehlenbruch, VIII.
lam Dayton, r. N. Allen and Frank
Williams As hostesses. Election OF
officers will follow, after which
Mrs. Allen will give q paper on
The Romance of Northwest
Names"
A tea towel shower In honor of
the newly-remodeled kitchen Ia also
being given, and all who desire
are asked to donate a towel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

Point Dsfsaaee Helping Hand
Society will meet sfth Mrs
Charles BAtchsldsr. s00s No. Ma.
son. Thursday. for ! o'clock lunch-
son. a business meeting viii fol.
lo~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

rszen& sA@ptsr. psa1alky s1111~
sfs slah wtil isst1 - reosEn< neee1r
ins IN ~ Ma~szle t1<apf1. IN1r1~
azy ss<niax Il ! sfezeen. pl1n -
KEhez tllxsn pFsMlIa1
usNoisy ee1s IN - lnn1e
nsethsfs fef Fzffw6smsat1 nf16c
ths aae~GIae = e1e4lo1o4 - r
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ehaifm4n. NzIz - = e~a11pD<eoe
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hfz nsfff nllf - M.~as4>e a
pulss. O. y. <;aF1~sa. ,. 4. nsa~
nsify. 4 a. nwwysx - A.
Craig Af1sheg. - a@w Dsn6si4v
fasmh<ss WI - eecee&axly uek
eam@s1 ~ AIf2 Lxt1e4x4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

th&Ftss e. = q -
assnss ~ rhafsaar as>tine floeol
Ez<etinx II u n~me - -
ezsfsna< L rsx<r. 49, -. fa1sk
sssna zs& Lssasheea VIII -
SERVED ~ es<k sse1a3ts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

ssliy 10 sias yin inset Tnnr.asy
for 9 Il eielock hsnahAen ct ths
koms 81 Mrs. hsnry Craig. siso
80 Park ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Fora Temple Circles Plan

South circle OF Fora temple,
Daughters of the Nile will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Hill on
Collins road. Mrs. William Bunnell
will be the assisting hostess.
Central circle will meet Friday
at the home of Mrs. Arthur II.
Bassett, 1902 No. Prospect. Mrs.
Josephine Bray will assist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02


Mrs. Bertha TDlmfwn w1il pr~slas
MFs. ozesF Cite. besssss
1xaHssa f1Fsis No. - vii msst
AZ shs horne ~ hss jemsa Watson.
lzfs -. J ~. Thursday sftsFneea
~ eelask. LAsmeAesH ard kri1s&.
Circle /. s.sa,@s Az u "A pzars
f.aiisessa eharsA. WI nest TnaFs.
dsy IN tbs enmreh pasigFs ne .
l o'clock Ishehesn snA Hse<sinx
H0stes<ss. Aesanmss csharl<s
BchuffsFs AMI Frank Leysr4nx
seafA Tsssmzs nss,~k~h .4xzi.
lazy wail Hss~s Thursday wsth Mfs
Jsssss Anasassa1 SIS -. Hs*nss.
fer . i2ss9 lsssehssa. iizsfs#s@<l
Mfs. Jsmas lsFewn ana daughters.
IRA vsfnoa klsaesf ard MFa
c7y1s Msthssen4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

Loyal club will meet at the home
of Mrs. ]. Berger, s220 So. d. for
a 1880 luncheon Thursday. Mrs.
Henry Berger will be the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Asbury Tri-Union to Meet

Asbury Tri-union will hold is
May meeting Thursday at 10:45
a. m. Luncheon will be served At
1890. Mrs. e. F. Schmid will be
in charge of the study hour and
Mrs. J. T. Mcqueen, former ma
tional secretary of Alaska Home
Missionary work and wife of a for
mer pastor of Asbury church, will
tell OF the work in Alaska.
A play, directed by Mrs. Eva
Van Dyke, will depict the work of
the Goodwill industries.
Loyal club will meet at the home
q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

wea~n's sseisty. rssa EzlH n@p.
fsst sAsFsA. viii msss fsF sni.<sen-
aFy study 81 tns hesns II FRA.
Grant Haso0x. iooz -. seth.
thursday Of ! ,. n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

I.sala. AID. BsIhlesssa Lalhessa
church. meets for a / O'Clock
lunehson thursday 81 ths ehursa
paflefA DzslnsAs aaa pfegram.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11
SUTT SLAMS SAFEST

IN MATCH point duplicate, it
- pretty hard sometimes to blame
ambitious slam bidders for seek
ing top scores by bidding them in
No Trump rather than in a SUIT.
But when the game is rubber
bridge. there is 10 justification
for jeopardiz'~S the big game and
slam premiums BY trying for the
few extra points from No Trump
unless the slam seems equally safe
in that declaration. Usually there
is added surety in the best suit be-
cause you can protect your short
suits BY ruffs. besides picking up
occasional extra tricks that way
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.

BY LUUAN CLkN DENINU, VI. ID.
oFREQUENT vomitingin babies
and young children is a trouble
some and worrisome condition.
Perhaps it is not strange that in
examining the histories Of a series
of such babies DR.. Richard L. Mel
son, of Texas, found that there
had been frequent changes CT food
and formulate, and also frequent
changes of doctors. He is inclined
to believe, however, that the
changes of food and doctors is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11

Vests lead Of the club Q rem
dered South helpless. He could not
even puzzle out a squeeze play.
due to lack Of late-r0und COM
munication between the dummy
and his own hand. SO he could get
only eleven tricks-scven IL die
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11
Too Rich Food

The faults that are f md in the
food formulate themselves IRE usu-
ally that they are too IN in
cream. This Invariably causes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11
When Baby Is an
Air Swunower

vomiting in some children. Spoil
age of food due to improper re-
frigeration may have to be con-
sidered. Both of these problems
may be met by changing to a dried
milk preparation and preparation
of individual feelings. "Curd ten
sion" used to be considered at
length by specialists in child feed
ing. Too tough curds is a more
Understandable term. 1t can gen.
orally be overcome by boiling the
cows milk formula or adding lac
tic acid to the formula, or by U.s.
ing evaporated milk.
Any general condition which
affects the baby's health should
have attention - obscure infec-
tons, etc. Of course, every ply
stefan is alert to the possibility of
an obstruction to the outlet of the
stomach which occurs in young
children and causes persistent
vomiting from birth. But this is
a rare condition, and besides the
vomiting is continuous, which is
not exactly the problem we are
considering here. Severe constipa-
ton may be cause. 1t can be re-
lieved by correcting the formula
or by the use of mineral oil.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
R. C.:-"Will you give US a talk
on bran? Is it harmful for certain
people? Good for others? If HARM
full, what would the symptoms
be?"
Answer-Bran is not digested
or changed in the intcstines to any
extent, and therefore acts as a
foreign body. For those who have
sluggish elimination this is & good
thing. Many people, however, have
lntestlnes that are too sensitive to
stand bran successfully. Bran ir-
rltates them and does them harm.
The symptoms Of this are abdom-
maj discomfort, gas and Gi2rrhea.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. ClcaGc, N. las
seven r&.nphlets which can he obtained by
readcSi- Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
FOR any one pamphlet desired. send 10
ce'' =" IN coin, and a sclf-addrcssc,l envelope
"hped with a thrce-cent stamp. to DIR.
Logan Clcndeniny. in care of This papcr.
The pamphlets are: 'Thre, Weeks Rejuc-
ing i'iec Indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing instructions for the Treatment OF
Diaoetes Feminine Hygiene and "Tho
Care OF the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11

more the cause of the spells of
vomiting than the consequence.
The type of food given is not as
often the cause Of frequent spells
! Of vomiting as some other factors.
! Treatment should be directed at
: the cause of the vomiting.
Air Swallowing
Among common and simple, as
well as often overlooked, causes is
air swallowing. This is due to i'm
proper technic Of feeding - i'm
properly shaped nipples on the
feeding bottles. or nipples with
the holes too large or too small,
failure to remove the nipple from
the baby's mouth often enough,
feeding in the supine position, or
pacifers or finger-sucking. Breast
fed infants are subject to air
swallowing from fiat or inverted
nipples or sucking at empty
BREASTS.
Too frequent feeding is another
cause. Babies should not be fed
eftener than every three hours.
Still another mistake is too
much food. The baby may re-
gurgitate or actually vomit simply
because it is overloaded with food.
The food of the vomiting baby,
however, should not be diluted. 1t
requires a more concentrated for
mula with less water.
Too Rich Food
The faults that are f md in the
food formulate themselves IRE usu-
ally that they are too IN in
cream. This invariably causes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-11
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"

monds. three in spades and one in
clubs. When he then lost a heart
to the A, East set him with the
club K.
Probably the safest bid for
South, after North'S 5-Diamond
response to the Blackwood 4-No
Trunps showed one ace. was g.
Diamonds. That would have made
the third time he BIZ the suit.
telling North what it was like. If
North had not enough cards to fit
a suit at least six cards long, he
could have shifted the slam to his
own higher ranking suit of spades.
or to No Trumps if he had the
club king.
AS it was, the diamond slam
would have been passed by North,
and could have been made. after a
club lead to the A. by taking the
spade Q. diamond A and K, spade
A and K for two club discards,
losing a heart at the end.
TomorroW's Problem
AJAX
YAK QS54
q A K 6
SAG
AQs754 ass
5 N. v72
. None = ~ >J987
90 4K 4 80
; Q J 100 L =
SIS
AJ102
VJ109 SIS
<Q+
~
dealer: North. North-South
vulnerable.)
If East leads the spade 8, how
can North make : Ne Trumps on
this deal?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08

amazing new features and inno-
vations on Its gigantic program,
The Big Show will exhibit at 2:l5
and 8:15 p. M, the performances
starting with "The Return Of
Marco Polo" stupendous new
spectacle of unprecedented mag
nificence, created and costumed
by the famous Max Weldy of
Paris.
To permit leisurely inspection
Of the thousand menagerie ami
mails, including the celebrated
giant gorilla, Gargantua the Great,
the doors will open at I and z
p. m.
The great new horse fair tent,
housing hundreds Of pure-bred
equine aristocrats, will also be
open to circus patrons before the
main performances In the air.
conditioned big top commence.