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HELP WOMEN.
ASST. TO MGR. exclusive guest house:
young, energetic: food exper. essential: rm.,
board, sal. DU. 4495. 3-8 pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. expert
manicurist. Bailey's Hair Stylists. 1917
BEAuTIcIAN, excellent opportunity for
vironment with good pay: expert finger
waver. Call after pm, National 1899.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. 2; steady positions;
one for each location; 2301 4th st. ne.
4sO7 Mass. ave. NV. NO. 9707.
BEAUTY BEAU OPERATOR all-round. s7s7
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. specially
MsFssTsf MAJ ss.n ssSssts Inc est SSS skin
Call in person from 2 to 4 pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroughly expert
enced for old established beauty parlor,
afternoon and evening except l day each
State, experience. age. reference. Box
BEAUTY OPERATORS, must be excellent
finger .wavers. Myra Beauty Salon. 607
18th st NV.
CLERK, CLERK, some @ . hou;ekespins sa exp typins
refs. and phone no. Box 221-c. Star.
5109 Georgia ave-. to pm.
DANCE INSTRUCTORS for Arthur Muir
ray; no teaching experience needed; only
those who have college education, can
dance well and who have strong per-
sonality need apply. Call Miss Lewis at
District 2460 for appointment.
GIRL GIRL to clerk in store and help with
Randolph 1861. $40 varnum ST. NV.
family OF four; efficient; furnish refer
enceS; live in. Woodley 6721. 49,
GIRL, white general houseworker care
baby, small apt: live in: no cooking; $50
mo. Call Hobart 336S
GIRL. from GEORGETOWN vic, care apt, A.
mo. child: exper., local refs. medical cert ::
start. S35: avail. immed. EN-. 9515.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. take charge OF
small boy and new home: $50 q month to
start; live in: no SUNDAYS. 1854 Ritten-
house st. NV
HOUSEKEEPER, white, suburbs. employed
couple, four children Sundays on S3S.
room and board. Box 316-E. Star. 49,
LAUNDRY MARKERS. must be experienced
in pen marking; steady employment and
excellent opportunity. Independent Laun-
dry, 300 Eastern ave, Mt. Rainier. Md
MAssEUsE, thoroughly experienced. young:
full Or part time. Apply 1920 = st. NV,
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Each holder Of preferred stock and each
annual meeting or any adjournments
thereof to one vote for each share of stock
Of either class standing in his name on
fourteenth day prior to the meeting. or on
meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
EDWARD T. STAFFORD.
To GaAya
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
PIANO INSTRUCTION for adult beginners
Call Mrs. Harlan Page. Atlantic 1899. 20'
NATIVE SPANISH TEACHER. satisfaction
SPANISH-Native teacher conversational
method; beginners, advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos. Hobart 9715.
o.
(colored students: training for Civil Serv-
ice exam. on late model machines Jen-
infer Bus. College. 1243 New jersey ave.
NV. ME- 1902. 49,
NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL.
3OOQ 14th at Hobart 0166
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FOUND.

RING. silver signet. with crest. Taylol
q16a
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TINY TOT NURSERY OF MD.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUTTER, esEs and poultry route for sale.
BOTTIING co. FOR SALE-An old estab-
shed 6ottlps a cGneern with iSd oonssan6 t, d So
years may be purchased as an entirety or
in part Up-to-the- minute equipment only
8 months old and feet OF trucks: fne
wish to sell because. other business, re-
auires their full attention. Name. goodwill;
,6 sbe nd
Box 2SS-E. Star
MODERN GROCERY, MEAT MARKET;
northwest suburbs, BALTIC: $4,000 annual
business; reasonable. Box 320-E. Star. 2Os
GAS STATION Kenilworth corner loca-
ton. moderately priced. Lincoln 1n432.
VARIETY STORE, good opportunity; will
Inquire owner Cooper's Variety Store, lst
and sts. NV.
COMBINATION coal. ice gas and trucking
business; trucks. stock, hxtures' leases
asking S6500: terms arranged.
Luncheon delicatessen, wine and beer
business; excel. location; best lease in
town; fine profits; priced right. Goodwin.
phone Chestnut 1922.
TEAHoUsE IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A beautiful corner. containing approx
mately l acre in a restricted zone. The
business. equipment and real estate all to-
gether can be bought for less than the as
"f5Ee 6f sa afEe eeR fs %ooFR s9RRet2n GH asoe
I,EnE YogE RooMJNa sE2A G} H0gsE I,s Gan BE SOLD
RIM. Ills, 1910 Vt. Ave: RE. 6oO7:
JAY REALTY COMPANY.
FOR SALE OR RENT,
M GuF aRd 1ssd da a 0'sd n
Reason for selling. bad health. Apply
Genoa King. Damascus. Md. la.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER and credit manager, full
Please grant interview Box 253-C. Star.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN registered.
wishes position in hospital laboratory or
doctors office: three years experience can
type; good references Phone North 1913
NURSE practical. desires either day or
night duty. Call DU. 9lOO. lq'
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER college
graduate, three yrs experience private
secretary. Box 313-E, Star 49,
STENOGRAPHER. competent. experienced.
desires evening work. Call DI. 1924 after
or on Sunday.
WOMAN. young, expert typist. would like
to have typing to do at home Call AT.
3663-M. after 5 m. on weekdays To-
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A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
With - yoe1s' oWa1tenoe. Lincoln $500.
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
EFFICIENCY EXPERT

Especially in camp work and frame con-
Structlon operations. Can effect substan-
tial savings on large contracts willing
TO work on percentaee basis Of actual saw
ings IN cost Of construction Many years
of practical experience on large-scale con-
struction projects as foreman and SUPER
lntendent Box 332-E. Star o0'
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SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-We need 9
more good men to take care Of the in
creased business due to the preparedness
program. This is the year to make real
money selling real estate. Here is your
chance to become connected with one Of
the most aggressive ORGANIZATIONS in Ar
lington County. For an interview see MT
H. A. Goss, 2202 N. Wilson blvd, Arl., Va.
CHI 4l2l
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HELP WoMEN.
CONTINUALLY

MAID, white woman, who wants good home
in nearby Nd, general housework, no laun-
dry. S5 wk. Phone Mrs. English, Kensins-
NJ
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PERSONAL.

IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
OF need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me a telephone call. You can get
500 and need repay only 81 63 per week.
which includes interest the only charge
Other amounts In proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS Michigan R51O
Evening star., 1941-01-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, young. white. to help with child
| and do light housework: live in; 1000
| room and $50 month: references. WI
| haFO
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, coIored. wishes lob as mothers
helper or care Of children, light laundry.
Atlantic 70l2.
GIRL. desires morning work. eXperienced,
city references. Call Hobart 1865.
know how to cook and take care of home:
reference. Lincoln 5l9a-J.
GIRL. cnIored. wishes rart-tine work. exp,
Evening star., 1941-01-18

Kelly stirred. He thought, Il must
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

Sn @nglano lit ein @ciet erIof.
len ,poroen, unter pclhem III fciuem
Sotel ooer &eitourant mebr ais elm
81 BET oer Mobl5eit ierpiert wcroen
oorf - unter uambaitcr @eloitrofe.
Wenn Die fatboliid)e Stride Elm Der.
artiges Jalten= lno 9lbItinen5ocbot
erliebe, tpcl6e ein Ncltgeidrei miir-
De 1th erbeben iiber relieioic Spron.
melt
Sn oen Diftotoritoaten 9bt es Ger-
bote fit oie @ininbr, ben Serfouf
iIno Die Seftiire se'uiiier Bidder, Bel.
t,'nsen uno 3eitidriiten. - 8enn
Die tatbolii6e Stride einen sSnoer BON
8ii6ern aufitellt, nelde irreligi0len
nno unmoraliidcn sSsnboIts iino, 10 1T
es ,,ein eim9riff in Die menidlibe
6reibeit lno Die freie 5oriduna''. -
Sa, Bauer, oos lit oud et,pos son5
anoeres!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
fib niht bog, bas brad er.

iib nidt bog oas brad er.
@r itiir3te iid Dem Sblob 8eIat
Geretb an oie 8rult, rpie elm @nerei-
fer bent Soofeino an ben SnIs i0brt.
aber gelat aeretb NOR eeiiist ,pie
aus @iien. 9a tpodelte fem 2aoen,
ba iprang fein 3ieael bonn Oob uno
nur oas Shnauben nno Soien brab
in bie Stiac: 5obn, 5riibline?
Gin FOLDER gbenb ipor es.
sic ioBen int 3obn5i,nmer unb
batteu eiue Yortie Sbad beenbet.
@rifa lebnte iid rebt eemiitlid) i'm
tieien 5outeuil 5uriid. @s ipor bomm.
rig I'M 3immlcr, blou peridlpomnen
aues, nur sic Slut aus Dem Worien-
elos bes mGdtieen ssiiaofens le9te
einen roteu @lor5 auf oos Yorfett.
vSnfel', lo9te @rifo, vif bobe
oos 10 aerne, ,uenn Der ssobn bronlt
nno 10 int 0omnerliht, oo bob it)
audi imn,er init Sara. -"
S1c lllt1erDfd6 1lO.
Sag einmol, Snfel, boit bu ei.
9entlih ME gerouht2'
.Sb?'
ST lad)te eiu lenia beiIer.
,,0u bolt cine Soritellung bon
mir, &ino! Ibcr hu fcnnIt MIDI eben
nur 10. =. 10. SD mar Elm lcioen.
idaftlider 3ollber.'
,llno tpor,un ra,dft hn iebt nibt
mebr?'
Sic tat gan5 DarmloS.
,,@orilm? yscil mir bod Der Oot.
tor. ...'
vIh, Snfel, ser 0oftor! Mein
gutter @roBpopa gfbreht, er mar
idbon odt5ig, piel, niel alter mic on
nno oie @idt bate or in ollcn &no-
hell . aber ct bat INNER acloot:
mer lang ralldt, leht lang 0u biit
bod niht 10 l,nmoncrn, bo6 bu MIDI
ideltcn piirocit, lucnn id sir iooc, i6
bobc INNER nit Eopo in Ser 06m-
nlerltunoe cine cigarette oerolft.
9os ipor 1lnlere liebite @rbol,ng. %
tpor Der Giellt porbei uno bo ee-
borte er gang MIR
Sic brob ob. Sbre Stimmc lpuroe
unii6er.
@r tpar Id)weieeno oufoeltonoen
nno bate Dos Sidt oneeorebt.
u&omm!' logtc er.
(6ortictun9 ioIet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
Die weltberuehmte
st. Benedict Wund-Salhe

Erprobtes Henoittel gegen allie Arten vos,
alien und frsehen Wunden. Ceschwueren,
Cewaechsen, esswunden. karbunken .sw
scheken. - keine Stamps - 80 Cents die
sehaehtei, bel: !, 1. sTAAB, l7709 vsssey.
view AveHse, clevelsmA, ohie. ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

Ct Itiilpte BEN Sbloppbut auf.
| ,,gringe mir nod meine seiiitter-
ten SSagobanbidube. in ser &onl-
MODE limits. :. .unb ias meiner gtids
te, id eriporte iie 5um Spo5iereane."
erifa Tam leidtfubie Die sreppe
Berllnter in sic Solle.
| "ab SnfeI, ipie berrIid! Dos lit
cine feline Soee! Sarf id MIDI in
bid einbdnsen? gu tuirit ieben, ipie
idon es berauBen lit. @ir tperoen
gon5 friid rno seitarft nad Sonie
fommen."
9ie oide eemiitlibe Srou @erot
uno 5rieori6 briidten ibre @elid)ter
on bie Gbeibe bes &iibenf nfenlters,
BON oem man aus in Sen Yarf Ieben
fonnte.
~Soit bu Sir 10 mas trGnmen 1ai-
iem 5rieorid? @r miro fGrmli6
tpieoer jung! gereonn id ibm oas
... lift fein Spob. aues boben uns
ood nidts eoDon boben."
Solos &eretb aber oadte in ieiner
oerben @eiie: Sic Nno Gdufte nuo
Harren, oie 9oftorer. sic MAIDEN
einen erlt 5ln &riippel.
@rifa plauoerte.
Sic iaben iiber bent Seib ein poor
8iloentcn ltrei6en ,no 2aios briidte
ben grm, Ser in oem ieinen lag.
"Sa. oa. :. feb nur, @rifa"
Sonn ie,,f5te ct auf: ,,Seit Sab
rem babe ib feline mebr eeieben!'
glS iie beimtanten nnos sSriebrib
ben Eel5 obnabm, fiel er >pobl milo
l,no ein ioenis anseeriffen in ieinen
2ebnit,1bl.
Aber er fiiblte aud. tpie oas 8lnt
raider III Sen Noern freiite, fiibite
in ieinen 8aneen einc 80rlne.
Sn ieinen Aueen blidte elm ~6,n=
fe oes alten Seuers.
ST rieb feline S6noe, Die pobl
falt, ober nidt mebr 10 gelb uno
leoern uaren, tpie ionIt.
8eim Nbenbeiien befabI ct:
"6riebrid! Bring cine Jloibe 60
foper uno idenf alpei Glider poa!'
Srieorid bate tpieoer oen Muno
often ,,no riibrte ii6 nidt.
~Gu biit ,pobl toublt,1mm ee,por-
Den, Mltcr?''
"Sa'pobl Serr 8aron! Cine 5la=
| ibe SofaDer. J., Sofaper. uno
atpei @ldier.'
"9ein 8obI, Snfelr' Ioste @rifa
uno itieB nit ibm an.
Sic nipple on ibrem @los, er aber
=. .tranf es er.
Wodem paren ber9aneen.
Ser S6nee idbmol5.
l1eber ben @0loern bing er nod
in idtueren Jete,.
ueberou baunlte iid) sic &raft 6es
2ebens sesen i'm uno ourdbrod lei<
men ,peiBen Mantel.
Seine @aiierfGoen gliberten in
Der Sonne lno rannen nit Ser be-
ipubten Stetigfeit alles 2ebenoieen
nno 8e'peeliden, oas boreeidriebene
Bege gebt, taltp6rts.
sic tparen ie6en Gag lpaaieren &C.
gangen.
SIMMER auf bent bon Mnton iorelan
gefebrten Sauptipeg bes Earfes bis
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Nittnod, Ben 26. Yadrs 194i

q
teilen fann. !. .ein 3immer; San-
TEL Gin Mardeniblob fonn fein
fboneres 3inmer baben.
limo merfmiiroig, es fommt mir
10 befannt NOR. 8ieQeid)t cine ounf-
: le &inbbeitserinnerune2 Saba bat
mir ia oft eradblt, tpie er mid
als fleines Ginb einmal nit 5um
Snfel nabm.
Snfel lit iebr a,lfmerfiam 81.
mir.
Moreens iebe ib i'm nibt. Nber
ben ean5en Nabnlittae nn0 Abeno
bin ib bel ibm. Sd fiible, baB ct
es uneern bat, wenn id einmal
nibt oa bin. CT i6idt Damn 5rieo-
rib nah mir. Sd CLAUDE, id bei'
tere i'm auf.
8eiBt bu, Sante, bas Cine babe
id eleid se,nerft, er min nibt oar.
OH erinnert iein, 6aB er franf lit.
SD tue, tpie ,penn ct es gar nidt
ipdre.
@eItern babe id eeiaet: nid)t
tpabr, Snfel, per,n es 5riibiabr
miro, bonn fabren mir miteinanoer
ipa5ieren. 9a bot er gan5 sliidlib
eelabelt uno eelaet: Sa. .bas
t,,n mir.
Sd Iele ibm bie 3eit,,neen Dor
nno baum ipreben mir iiber Sieg
uno &iid5ug Der l1niern uno ser
6einoe. llnb lteden oie Jabn-
den auf bent &artentiid) 5uredt.
8ir baben audi idon ein poar
Eartien S6ad gelpielt. Cine babe
id iogar geiponnen. .Soer er bat
fie MIDI geiuinnen Iaiier.
:2iebe Sante. :. i'd lege Dir ei.
men Sbein in oen 8rief. gu tpirlt
mir bas erlauben. Snfel bat mir
Elm Monatstaihenaelo seeeben.
SD m0hte tpiiien, au mas id
bier 10 biel. @elb braube. @s qudlt
midi 10 gu oenfen, oaB bn nod
INNER trodene 8roti6nitten ibt
uno ib lebe bier int lteberfluB.
Sd freue mid alio auf bas Jriib=
iabr uno ben CONNER, Sd ibreibe
Dir balo ipieoer. Sd umarme nno
fiiiie bi6 innig, meine ein5ise, lie
be Sante Slaa! 9eine @rifa.
2aios &eretb perlanete Ieinen Yela
nnb ieinen SUIT.
Jrieorib blieb oer Wuno offen ite.
ben.
"Sorit ou nibt eut?'
.Satpobl, Serr 8aron!"
@s balterte 1an9e.
@s oauerte etpig lanee.
Ser alte Serr tp,1rbe nerpos. Ct
tpuroe itngebuloig, ct tpurbe 5ornig.
gr nopfte bos Harfett nit ieinem
6tod, als pdre ct elm Sammer.
@nbli6 tam 5riebrid.
St belt in ser Sono einen Sut. >.
Nooe 1880 ,,neefabr. r. .einen 8is.
mardidloppbut. >. 10 tpas abnlides
.. .l,n6 iiber oem Mrm bate ct Ell.
men YeIa.
gr itotterte.
uSerr 8aron tpollen ber5eiben. >.
Serr Baron baben ben Yel5 i6on
iabrelang nidt mebr. .Die Sda=
ben, Serr 8aron. bie Sbaben ba-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

@r: Sd CLAUDE, Ser &omponi1t bot
iid tpieoer nit frenben gebern ee-
ibmiidt!
Sic: Natiirlid, nit StrouB- sge-
bern! i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

,,no Iie batten es, ,peiI CT eeraoe pol
elmer ipiloen aorpatbeniaeo er5Gblte
san5 iiberieben, Dob iie ionit imme
an oieier Stelle nnfebrten. =. Uni
lparen tueiter seganeen uno ipeiter.
Ser slte,n bes @orfriibliuss itani
in Der 2uft uno sic 9eraoe @aloltroB
lag i'm 3ingelipiel ber Sonne, 81
ourd bie nlGbtieen 80,me fam mi
aaerbano 2reiie uno 9reiede ouf Sci
feubten, braunen unb nod Germooe
r,ng ouftenoen Bes leete.
9a fnadte es neben ibnen l,no al,
ben Stdmmen trat Der alte Sorlte
8enf0.
@r perbielt ben Sbritt umo Der
eab foit 5u sriiben.
uSerr 8aron!" Itotterte er.
2aios Geretb blieb Iteben lno reid
te ibm bie Sono.
,,Sie itol1nen, 9enfo! Ser olt
Griippel miro ipieoer Menj6. =.
miro pieoer lebenbig. 8ie ltebt 81
Sogo? &os mod)t mein Hebnilo 2
~Sdledt, @err 8aron! 9as &il
oern ninlmt 10 iiberbano. .bie Sci
ten brin9en es nit iih. .. .bie 2e,lt
baben nidtS 81. eiien. Sd tann mi
faum mebr elfen.'
uSerfault, no6malw
Ser Site iblonberte nit Ser @iien
lpise bes Stodes einen Stein an
bent &eg, oob er flingcno aus be
5nrd)e iprong.
u@orum rG,ln1en Sic nid]t onf mi
ben 2,lmpen?"
SD miibte. oas bolbe Oor
einlperren, @err 9oron!"
2aios nagte sic 2ippen.
uSaiieu Sic es perlaltboren, ie
Der, oer nit Der 0linte betrofiel
miro, miro niebergetnaut. stebme,
sic iib nod 5,pei Sdeerburi6en i
9ienit. Sd loiie mir mein 8il
nidt .. :"
Oa iagte @rifa nit ibrer beller
reinen Gimme uno iab ibm eeroo
in Die augen:
"&enn iie Slmger baben. Sun
ger. . 8ielleidt fannit on 9ortoi
tel ober @tois an iie perteilen lai
Ien?"
@r ltiiste iib ibuer ouf oen sto,
uno itarrte iie iprablos on.
"9tois? &artoffel? an oie Gie
be? An Die &erle, sic 8iloerer. . 2
mieoerbolte ct nod einmol.
@rifa belt ben 8lid aus 6en flei
nen, felt5uiammengeoriidtem auge1
aus, ser pie. elm blauer 8lis au
ibnen nieoeriubr.
uSie baben 5omilien, &inoer, Il
bungerm. Sd CLAUDE man mnb 81
nit anoerm Nab meiien ipie BEL &c
,p0bnliden @ilboieben. . in oiele
3eit, SnfeIr'
CT iponote iid 8enf0 ou.
u9ie Gertualt,,ng miro ole 8od
einmal &ationen perteilen. @s fon,
ia ieim. >. . .penn iie Sun9er babe,
-. .8er bonn nod betroffen ipiro
feine @nooe! geriteben Sic, 8enfo
tper oann nod betroffen miro, oe'
iou es biiBen. Sd iperse Sbnen nod
oas @eitere befannt gebeu."
CT nidte 5u iponote iid INN, oer,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
. McKENNEY ON BRIDGE

activities in the Ohio State to
givc her opponents q low score
on this hand.
On taking the opening lead,
Mrs. Skuse led three rounds Of
trumps, discarding two hearts
from dummy. Then the three
of hearts was led, and the king
fell to the ace. East returned
a diamond, which South ruffed.
Now Mrs. Skuse commenced
leading out her clubs. With
five cards left in each hand,
South had four spades and one
trump, dummy had two spades,
two hearts, and the diamond
jack.
When the last trump was led,
West had to save the queen of
diamonds, besides two spades
and q heart. Dummy then let
60 the jack of diamonds. A low
spade to the king put dummy
in to cash the queen of hearts.
Now East held the Jack Of hearts
and q spade, while West held
his two queens. Mrs. Skuse had
to decide whether the spades
were split, or both in the East
hand. RI
demonstrating the. original
hands, Mrs. Skuse saw that II
East now held both queen and
ten of spades, he would have
started with five spades. In this
event he would probably have
bid two spades over two hearts,
as he held three diamonds In
support of West should West
have TO return TO diamonds.
Mrs. Skuse guessed, therefore,
that the spades were split. So
on the 12th trick she put up the
ace Of spades and dropped the
queen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
GARRY YOUR VIOLIN, MIsTER1"

Lost fall group Of musical head
liners, including Lawrence Tibet,
Joscho tIefetz, and, Albert SpoIdine
crossed botons with James Coesor
PetriIIo, president Of the American
Federation of Musicians, over his ef-
forts to compel them to enroII.in the
union. They set up their own American
Guild of Musical Artists, but otter an
unsuccessful court suit and threat by
Mr.. PetriIlo to force them off the radio
stations, most of the virtuos we're sold
early in March to have joined the
A. +. of M.
LoteIy it is reported from New York
that union truck drivers, members Of
the International Brotherhood Of
Teomsters, have picketed midtown
theories. demanding that they be al
lowed to CORY to and from the theatres
the musicians instruments for travel
ing "nome" bonds-ot $40 q day or
$40 a night. The musicians noveIy
declare Il has been their Prerogrotive
for years to carry their own instru-
ments.
Recalling the exploits of Mr.. PetriIIo,
officers of the teomsters' union might
have care how they precipitote q
jurisdictionoI issue with this doughty
leoder. In Chicago, for instance, he OBJ
toired . rule thot all "poncoke turn
ers" who put records on photograph
at radio stoton, theatre, or dance
hall must be union nusicions II Mr..
PetriIIo finds out thot those truck driv-
ers know how to CORY tune, even if it
is on sheet music rolled up with the
bass drum, he may have them paying
dues to the nusicions' union insteod Of
the teomsters-From The Christian
Science Monitor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

giving the men q choncs to relax once
in O while outside militory supervision
The Army itself provides Iibrories. mo-
vies, ond post exchanges. but fellow
who is under militory supervision n
hours doy likes to get out from un-
der" it at times.
Plenty Of privote persons ond or
aonizotions reoIize thot, and ore al
woys ready to put diversion Of a sort
at TIE disposal Of the Soldier ond sailor
especially on pay doy Much Of this sort
of diver sion is bad in itself and offered
with sheer expIoitive intent
There is only one way to beot thot
game and protect the welfare Of Amer
lcon soldiers and soiIors. Thot is to Of
fer something better.
The USO proposes to do it, and its
fund drive is an opportunity for every
man and woman to do something very
concrete and very necessary to advance
the countrys defense.
The nome is appropriate 1t is
United, joining in one effort the
work of many organizations 1t has the
single purpose Of Service" to men Of
the orned forces. And Organization"
is it's keynote in world in which only
organized effort wins.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Much of the success of bridge
for the last two or three years
in Cleveland must be credited to
DR.. J. B. Skuse, who has been
president of the Cleveland Whist
Club for the past three years.
Doc enjoys his work in pro-
noting bridge and he has a
swell helpmate in Mrs. Skuse.
was delighted when I was intro
duced to q number of blind
bridge players who played in
the Ohio State Tournament. Mrs.
Skuse became active in helping
blind players q year or two ago,
when she ran q party raising
sufficient funds to buy braille
cards for the blind and to give
them free instructions.
She took time off from her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

Buddy Rogers has turned actor
again, in the new Lupe Velez-
Leon Enrol flicker. Josef
Won Sternberg, who hasn't bossed
picture in two years, will d.
rect Shanghai Gesture" :.
And Nancy Carroll is back,
looking about 10 years older
than her 15-year-old daughter
and also looking for q movie Job.
Gloria Swanson probably
will have the mother role In
David Selznick's screening OF
the hit play. Claudia"
The towns sorry for w. s. Van
Dyke, ace director and fiery ma
jor of the Marine Corps who was
discharged from the ervice be-
cause of his health. He said, I've
had a cough for rs years and
will probably have it for an
other Is years, but the medical
examiners didn't like t." So now
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
BY LUCE NEVILLE
NEA Service staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, June BE
hind the screen: When torrid
love scenes are required in pic
lures, an actor and actress who
are already married in private
life always are more embarrassed
than players who are virtually
strangers. That's the way it is
with jeanette Macdonald and
Gene Raymond in "Smilin'
Through" Other day Director
Frank Borzage impatiently
broke up a clinch and said,
Don't kiss her as though you
were already married; kiss her
as though you were in Lowell"
Dalton Trumbo sold his new
novel, 1.-THE Remarkable An
drew" to Paramount and then
was hired to write the screen
play. At first, that seemed a
great piece of luck because au-
thors seldom get a chance to
adapt their own stuff. Trumbo,
however, has been ordered to
knock out all the war business
and the delightfully."- presented
isolationist philosophy. He's
sweating blood. After Steve
Fisher sold II Wake Up Scream
ing" to 2Oth-Fox that studios
first move was to switch the To-
Gale from the movie capital to
New York. It seems that murders
can't happen here.