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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Soldiers /! Hosts
10 Gill Guests
ChopIain Active in
Army Entertainment


oSelfridge Field air soldiers
will play hosts to young women
of Mount Clemtns, Detroit, and
nearby communities next Tues
day night in the post gymna-
stun At their final February
dance. Detroit Y. w. c. A. girls
will be brought to Selfridge
Field by special bus, while
Mount Clemens girls may ex-
change their invitations for z
round trip ticket on the Fuller
and Peltier bus leaving the
postoffice corner at 8 p. m.
Tuesday.
Girls wishing invitations may
call Chaplain Lee at Selfridge
Field. Interest in the post par
ties has been 20 great among
Detroit Y. w. c. A. members
that the quota OF reservations
has been filled two weeks In ad-
vance Of the dance.
Chaperonage will be in
charge Of the Mount Clemens
chapter, American Red Cross.
The 3rd Air Base Group will
serve refreshments. Music will
be furnished by Maurice Baker
and his w. p. A. dance ORCH
estra Of Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
High Finance Bafflino
WHERE'S OUR $500 COUPLE
ASKS IN POLISH, RUSSIAN
AND ENGLISH

oNEW YORK. Feb. 22-(R-
The John Pasternalxs had q lit
tie banking problem on their
hands yesterday and q bank
manager, two bank employees,
seven policemen, four detec.
tives, Is bank customers, and
about 100 sundry citizens could
Mt solve Il.
But . little, unidentified man
spoke UP In q loud voice and
rolled the answer right off the
tip Of his tongue.
The Pasternaks had things
figured out clearly at the start.
They merely went to the branch
bank over on Avenue b, where
they've been doing BUSINESS for
years, with Z proposition. As
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

PULITZER PRIZE WINNER FEELS SURE
WASHINGTON CONSIDERS BRITAIN
UNBEATABLE
UNBEATABLE

oATHENS, Ca, Feb. 32-(R
Kirke Simpson, veteran Associ-
ated Press writer and . Pulitzer
prize winner, said here today
that II he reads the signs in
Washington correctly 'there Il
no longer great fear that England
can b actually conquered"
This Il . far cry from the
view held by many experienced
American military observers
only . few months ago." he told
the Georgia Press institute,
where he appeared ~ Z guest Of
the Atlanta constitution.
even before France FELL" he
said In his prepared address,
land while Germany's blitxkrieg
legions still were rolling across
the low countries, there were
many In Washington sloomily
certain that France and Britain
could not hslt the Naxi crush.
The British escape from Dunk
CIRQUE, he aid. WEI the first
symptom Of Britain's ability to
hold out In her island fight
against whatever might b
thrown at her.
so far ~ ] know" he con-
tinued. mo American who has
been IN England In recent
months, whether . high placed
presidential emmissary Ike
Harry Hopkins. Z si0ht-seer -
luxe like Wendell Willkie. a.
Just IN American newapopee4
nan on duty at the front ~
neves now that EnGland en- ~
smashed b invasion. ~ boenl
he q by threats q slarvatl1
under : - blockade. y.
Simpson aid that Y - un1nts
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
St. Peter, St. Louis
Outline Soiessa
Lent Rresyasss

Sc. Peters Catholic church
will mark the opening Of Lent
with special Ash Wednesday SER
vices, Rev. Fr. Alfred Hebert
said today.
The Blessing and Distribu-
ton Of ashes will take place on
Ash "wednesday at The o:30 Am.
Mass, also after tn 3 o'clock
mass and q noon 1ollowing the
"a o'clock Mao. Likewise eve
ming devotlonals win 10 held 1t
7:30 O'Clock.
The Ashes ere from Palms
burned, the same Palms that
were used By the church On
Palm Sunday In lolO.
- L4llT-Rlso 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Base Line Man Held While
Deputies Investigate Wives

"a 32-year old Base Line man
was being held in the county
Jail today while deputy sheriffs
and members of the prosecutors
office Investigated charges Of
bigamy which may be made
against him.
The man was arrested by
county officials yesterday NOR
ming after county welfare auth
critics discovered that two ap-
: pljcationss Tor assistance bore
~ name Of the same man, but
rave different addresses.
I. A. Hartung, secretary OF
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Mount Clemens Churches
Plan Lenten Obsevances
Sepea Protestant
Ckarckes Unite
Tor Fryer

con February %. the first FRI
day IN Lent. the Women's World
Day Of Prayer win b observed
a Mount Clemens for the 3oth
consecutive year.
Seven local Protestant chur-
chee will unite this year n Zion
Evangelical church % conduct
services 70 spreed TIE Gospel
IN our city, whi1e III over The
world at The sn,ne time other
groups win u deing Ne same
thing.
The msvsmess W. srisinased
By misG0ooogjGG - Ch1na many
years a. - seU nnlsDd locally
20 years go " 1GkD. Dwight
- k1AyEDHago 9
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

the bank clerk understood them.
this was It:
They wanted to transfer
Johns personal account 70 =
Joint account. augmented by
$500 from Mary's $720 person
al account, and then withdraw
$500 from the joint account.
Simple? OF course. So the
teller handed over the $500 and
. new passbook showing q bal
ance Of $3.50 In the Joint ac-
count.
The Pasternaks inspected the
book and broke into loud pro-
test In . mixture Of Polish, Rus
sian and English. The essence
OF their remarks was that $500
had disappeared.
The teller pointed out that
that was the balance In Mrs.
Pasternak's personal account.
He made no impression. He
called the assistant manager
who, In turn, called the man
ager who in turn. called the
police to handle the crowd
which had rallied 70 the sound
OF the Pasternahs' frantic voices.
The combined attempts Of nj
the assemblage failed % con-
vince the embattled Pasternalks
that their $320 was safe. They
wanted to.ses Il. They thought
they'd been robbed and sid
%.
Then The anonymous hero
spoke up. Give Mary hor $500
balance IN cash, he sid, live
them also The $3.50 remaining IN
The joint account. Then they,
would have al their money IN
- FINANCE Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
French Plan
a Firm Stand
Against Deal
Armistiss Expires
Tuesday in Far
East Boundary War

Ov1CHY, France, Feb. 22-(R
The French government has
notified Japan It cannot accept
. proposal that approximately
one-third Of Laos and Cambodia
provinces in French Indo- China
be coded to Thailand, informed
sources said today.
Some sources said the govern
ment would stand firm In its
decision and even would permit
hostilitjee % resume befoea ac-
ceptlng peace terms Il regarded
% no ssvere.
The japanese arranged arm
isEiee bGtWeen Thailand Saad
Tr@neA lndo- China expires FEB.
-.
"A brsadcast by Domei, Jap
aMao4 NewS agency. said the
5! caeaa iltaa War" Of
INK. Ckfnx h26 III md Discus
ed whether 70 ali9A. the colony
with Anglo American, powers.
See FRENCH-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

the Macomb County Bureau Of
Social Welfare, said that inves-
tigation Of the applications led
welfare workers to q home in
Clinton township and to an
other In Warren township where
they found that the suspect was
said to be the husband of two
women.
The Bureau Of Social Welfare
notified the prosecutor s office
OF the conditions and the mn,
was arrested and questioned by
Assistant Prosecutor Herman
L. Brys.
Brys said that the suspect ad-
mitted being married to the
Warren township woman in
1913, but denies that he married
the Clinton woman in 1927 in
an alleged Canadian ceremony.
However, Brys said, the sus-
pect admits being the father of
seven children born to the Clin.
ton township "wife". Brys said
that the woman told officers she
was married to the prisoner on
Sept. 6, 1927.
The Warren township woman
Is the mother Of two children.
Officers said that the man
had admitted q third marriage
In 1912. but maintains that It
ended in divorce. Brys said
that the 1912 marriage is also
being investigated, and "that It
Is possible there are other
wives in the county,.
Following questioning by au-
thorities the man was held at
the county jail for further in
vestigation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Dictatorship
Guinea-Pigs
BackinU.S.A

oSAG HARBOR. N. r.; Feb. -
-(R-After one day under Z
dictatorship, $50 students at the
Pierson Elementary and high
school voted unanimously to-
day lets get back 70 the y.
s. A."
For six hours yesterday, they
were forced to wash diShe4,
scrub floors, forego free speech
and in general kow-tow 20 the
whims and fancies Of Dictator
Z. Raymond Schneible and .
squad Of storm troopers."
x Curls, rouge and lipstick and
fingernail polish were banned
among girls; boys were denied
See LIKE q. S.-Pase 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Bill Would
Give One Man
War Powers
Republican Leaders
Attack Gront Of
Power to President

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22-(R
= The administration's British
aid bill was denounced by two
of its opponents in the Senate to-
day a q measure which would
confer upon President Roosevelt
the power to plunge the United
States into war.
Senator Taft (R-Ohiol de-
clared In . speech prepared for
the sixth day of debate on the
legislation that 1--WE are Skpd
to give one man the powell 10
take US into war and by passiog
the bill in its present form We
are, in effect, approving Z war
policy II he sees fit to declare
It,"
An assertion that complete
war-making powers" would be
given 10 the president was made
BIZ SENATOR Cappsg lHsKAa q
sht1 add4ed ylkewio DoRed
for aknqke Delivery, CappSr Also
said Mr.. Roosevelt would gain
complete control, over our do
nestle economy" II the legisla-
ton was enacted.
The hour for starting debate
was delayed somewhat by the
Senate's customary observance
Of George Washington's birth
day anniversary. Senator White
(R-Maine) was chosen to read
the first presidents farewell adj
dress, q ceremony which held
first place on the calendar Of
today's session.
Extension of q $4,000, 900 900
See AID-PaRe Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Scout Office
Will be Moved
ON March 1

Girl Scout Headquarters will
b moved 70 the former Board
OF Commerce rooms over the
Jewel Theatre on March I, Il
was announced today BY the
Girl Scout Council.
The new quartsrs will provide
room for meetings for which
present spoee r inodeQuses.
Cupboard room for equipmNt
will b materially i0GroasGd,
Ma. Heebest 1rish, Chi 0cunt
director dst)aeUd to1nys
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
| s|e|,r Plan !
k.pIoposed
Il.'.s =
STEP " Industry

oNoaC0W. Feb. 17--(K
The state planning cominiasioa
has beeu directed BY oovtol
RussiA's two governing orGanG
70 draw VI = new l6-ysar plAn
TO surpaaS capitalist countciag'
In industrial productiou.
The Soviet Council q peo-
pies Commissars and the Cent-
ral Committee Of the Commas
mist Party said the plan Glhould
b desisned especially y slim-
ulate production IN thu PIC Iron.
~ HU0olA-pago :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Drivers fseaps Injury
in Butler Read csosh

Gears driven by Richard Nor
tier. 100 Beyns street, and JOS
eph George, Of Van Dyke, were
considerably damaged VIII e n
they collided on Butler road, be-
tween Gratiot and 1877, shortly
before 4 o'clock this morning.
No one was reported injured.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

stands what u happening N Tie
wef abroad or On this side'o1 a.
Atlsntic IN connection With aid
to-Britain effort, "it h q r.
between Germany and our
ish cid program" u
The Maxi purpose, Simpgnn
said. "iS 10 achieve . negotiated
peace with Britain which woula
consolidate German eontinen1o1
See v1CT01Y-rago Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Reports Car BuIgIaIizsd
While Parked In LOT

OFilman DeRue, 123 Meade
street, told police this morning
that his car was broken into
while parked in the Ritz park
ing lot sometime last night, and
about So worth of property
taken. The window Of the auto
mobile was also damaged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Nazi-RAF Planes Tanele

oCONDON, Feb 22-(AP)-Britsh fighters eneoeed q
squadron Of German planes in terrific bottle the Kent
coos today the Luftwofe returned the ottock Eng
land otter bostne the Welsh Port Of Swansea for the third
successive nqht
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Reich Puts Defense First

OBERLIN Feb 22-tAP) Safeguarding Of the Necessary
means for German defense toke precedence oil
other public expenditures the Reehs defense counsel ruled
todoy in decree simplifying budgets for the fiscal year Of
l94l.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Rome Defends African Front

oROAAE, Feb 22-(AP)-The Italian High Command de-
eored odoy that Fascist fighting forces holding off
Oasis in Lbyo Cheen Eritreo and along the Jubo River
in Italian SonoIiIond
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
British Commander Returns

esiNGAPORE, Feb 22-tAP) -Briton's for east COM
monder DIR chief morsho Sir Robert okePophom,
turned to Singapore todoy otter brief visit to Auso'o
where he conferred with Commonwealth Defense eoders
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Gibraltar Bombed by Nazis

oAGEclRAs, Spain. Feb 22-tAP)-Two tri-motored
pones roided Gbrotor just otter todoy and op
peored have planted two bombs in the orseno before ont
oircroft guns were oble to fire.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

RAJ Sweeps Invasion Ports

oDoVER, England, Fab. q - tAPD - Raj squodrons
swoned this southeastern eoosto town todoy and they
appeared to be nokno offensive sweeps Of The Gsonhed
"invosion coost ocross the strait Air fighting obovs the
English channel losted for hours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Second Division Dusty Bowling Competition Keen

Duckpin bowling competition in the Second Division of the Indus trial League Is developing into something of high interest. as the results of Wednesdays rolling show ed four different teams sharing the honors of the evening, while no clean sweeps were rolled, all win- ners gaining Q 2-I edge from losers.
 salemi of Manville Machine was the number one bowler Of the meet with an even 400 for three strings including 12S, 1S5 and l37 while Graxiano's 146 for Autoyre was high single. Waterbury Clock had 8 007 game for high team single, but Standard Brands hit l,T51 for high team total.
 Farer--News( Benrus, Standard Brands, scovill, Brock-Hall and MAnville teams won two of three games from Autoyre, Oakville Pin, Waterbury Clock, Lea Manufactur- ing, Metal Hose and A-P opponents. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
.SCOVILL FISHING
 FINALS SATURDAY

At 100 D. m. the finals in the io4i Fishing Competition will be held at the Woodtick reservoir. At the close of the third round of the competition on September lS, fifty one scovill anglers had registered to compete for the prizes to be a. warded after toYnorrow's catches are duly recorded. Four prizes In each class will be awarded to the Scovill fishermen who have caught the largest fish at Woodtick on the days of the contests. The prizes have been donated through the courtesy of Francis T. Reeves, Secretary Of the Company, and oe the Recreation Committee of the Foremen's Asso. ciation.
 The standings after the third round follow:
 John Hubbard-2sN inches; Tom Walker - 2l inches: Jim Littlejohn --i0 l-8 inches; and Henry Miller 1873 inches.
 Calico Bass
 Frank OlanSki--i2 i.2 inches; Tom Walker-l2 l-s inches; Julius Paneiaitis-i2 1-i6 inches; and tied for fourth place are Lester Andrews, David Angel and Edward Nelson i2 inches.
 Black Bass
 John Hubbard-20 inches; Charles Reitdyke--i7M inches: Frank VII llanlS-i6 i-2 inches; and John preen-i4 leg inches.
 Perch
 John MatulunaS - 10 i-2 inches; Charles Rimkus - 9 6.B inches; Fred BorwslSi and John Breen tied for third place-0 i-2 inches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DE RaSSs SA AamsSJS.r of WATERBURI, ss. PSS"
 HATE COURT, septemDer A0'"
 MiysrArE of GIOVANNI pAsGSEN- yiata of inc town of Waterbury, The Court of Probate Gor the Dis6i trict of Waterbury, hath limited d,S ana allowed six months from tnc on Sss tntN to cxhibIt their claims for Set. tisment. Those who neglect to pre. sent their accounts, properly attes}tii sd viii bo debarred q recovery All nereois Indebted to said estate ars requested to make immediate pay men' v MICHAEL DAscENZA,
 s2 sperry St., Waterbury. C0mn; o.26s27.2e--3t. Auullhlse.@ VI,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
NOTICE

n1srn1cr of WATERBURY, .sA
 is iPsRoBATE COURT. septembeT 2sts
 nsTATE of GAETANo RUSSO late of the Town of WaterDurS !" bited de her account with said estst' to this Court for allowance, It " v OoiRpEKED, That tho 4th daX ir iTa october, A.p. 19al,a a,ast, at II ,,@e 1eiVeHt st ths probate sne Office in Waterbury, Dc anS oT@ ihs same is, GssIgned for t hearing sne nn .ha Siiowance of said accovht ana Sn tn the Court directs the th.1.ag Admgihhi. m, stratrix to give notice dner.SlDn .lpns In In publIshidn.g!: g!:.nansr tn,s 0saI 0hsayInS I . circula. s,nn in snid District, at least ! o@S" SSforc said day os heaTins'
 At'sS" JOHN !. HOWARD ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Automobiles
NeuU Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale
ArL, BARaAINS

ALL BARGAINS ,ao- 70 stude. Champ. Sedan, B 6S N 40 studebaker Commander Sedan '3o studebaker 4-door Sedan '36 Packard Sedan
 'S5 Ford Sedan A.o ,32 studebaker "6" Conv. Sedan sSS Al Studebaker Trucks
 J. G. MOTORS, INC.
 studebaker Sales and Service l7 Willow St. DIsl S-1AoA '36 NASH { DOOR SlYb SEDAN .,.s,s ss's''''''''s
 MERRIAM C. HILL % Willow St. Daal S-AvHs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
ORDER or NOTICE

STATE sf e!SgN4P, eSSNScrISuT% 1s: T%ATSS. Ts%
 sppH ppGI' EgHRT' gfHRTt' csoMPiL21sT so i A. ss'' Of ,h. Raid ANGELO SPINELL1, praying l for reagona therein set forth TOT decree quieting and settlng us to certain land in said Prospect, on the northwesterly slde 0L Drohs1HH ESse Sesvs@sts sGsSlled tSereoS Ssie Saiq mads re- turnabie now pending before the Superior Court in and for New Haven County at Waterbury, to Npe held on tho first Tuesday Of october, A. D. 1941, 1t appearing to ana pelnS found by the Court that the saIa defendants are of parts unknown; tnSIsIDyEEgREp noSIRsIDEREp. That notice. of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Evening Democrat, . newspgpsrr printed in said Waterbury, two days successIvely, commencing on or pc" fore the 2Ith day of September, A. D. 1941, by some proper oIncer Who, with his doings indorsed, shall make due return.
 By the Court, Cornell, j., GEORGE II. FIREMAN Clerk of the Superior Court xor New Haven County at WaterbuEI STATE of CONNECTICUT CoUN-
 TY of NEW HAVEN, ss WATER"
 BURY. Sept. 24th, 194l. |. true copy of the original order or notice in my hands for publication with my endorsement hereon.
 ALBERT FRANCIS, 9-24-2t Deputy Sherin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
LUSOS AT NEW LONDON

Sunday afternoon, waterbury's soccer football winners. the Luso- Americans travel to New London for c league game with the New London Electric Boats at the high school athletic field. and scheduled to get under way about 2:30 ?. m.
 OTHER SPORTS ON <
 PRECEDING PAGES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
ss BADGERS HOMEGROWN

Aadlson - ThlrtySflve Wisconsin football players saw interaeholasllc action in state high schools. 1ili- nols supplies seven Badgers. Minne- sota three. Montana and Iowa two each end Aalehlsan one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

to its Monday night spot on Sept % over the @ n m @ SsO n 70 nse youns write Song For America Each week the program w will selected week from among those com positions submitted the by aspiring composers For ne America Sing have chosen My Love- writ ten by Dick U 2 years old serving in the iStn n full orchesston of NY Love- will be presented by Dr. NEG orchestra The number for which the lyrics were written ey Parker who makes guest appearance on the s 5VsS% c a s Gi Ss position written by Rich Hall member of the CBs Program young composers will be invited which produced It is the aim of the po- S S s10lsss @ P m e S3nS Sing NEG in the interests of the Treasury s % On0 of p Dr. SS Slack and M Insrt and feature guest each week with 4spece orchestra and chorus.
 wArR-MBs features tonight s.sN Pleasure and Profit
 Fulton Lewis yr sSs @ Io"s . in TsS,alas 1 . S ;c: : Jimmie Fidler u:SN Shep Fields
 Bob Crosby the among dhers-cut of swing good a taking when its the swing and sway nish Three Ring Time show made
 the Bobcats playing engagement at Catalina 1s- at o:sO D m over coaso-coast affiliated stations Tn get the band back to the island after the radio show supposed 3o-e hour and fifteen minutes
 sns 1 S lives I ps @ took t three stead of the regular time and Bob missed sustaining broadcast begin ming the dance engagement late minus three Bobcats who were 50 seaSick they had to go to bed
 white collar girl when she plays the title role in Press Agent original drama featured the Lincoln Hhway program toner (DsT will be heard . of
 ssn ss." % 4. @ ,' .s s sS a %hS uses s @ counter and turn him into movie star Finding her publicity build aed :. KnOkn n circles vuosy the harp, circles for her performances Anthony Ad "dreen Light" "de Anonste and "Addsummer Nights f, t A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
|Want-AdsS Start Here Today
Announcements
Lest and FSuna

IOgT-Male, Tiger-coon cat. Four blaEk feet. Large yellow eyes. Re~
 ward. 0. 0otsel, Jackson St., Thoms
 aston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

sAFE EXPERT - Lock and gun- smith. Grinding, knives; eclsscrs, cutlery and drills. MESsER n Phone 4-1671.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

Dental Plates Repared-S hrs. 2 | JOs
 Your old Plate made like new up CrTY DENTAL LABORATORY
 lel East Main St. Dial s-ecss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Special Nosasss

BIY-Your new Fur Coat now at the old price. Sternberg's Fur Shop, 2O East Main. Tel. 6-O3O0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
NOTICE

ANGELO sPINELLI. of Prospect Connecticut, WIDOW, HEIRS, MePMEsEfGirX. IIn,ls of iiey. erett NJ. Smith, late Of said Pros' pect, and now deceased.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
ReEsonsh

nTTNKER HILL = Children Center. Children cared for by hour or by day. Ina. ct 2o6 Bunker Hill Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

WATR-NEBs features tonight 6:3O Pleasure and Profit | Fulton Lewis, g. Louis Training S:1S. Jim OrowIsys Press 9:SO Ring Time 1O:1S Jimmie Fields.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

Gasoline now costs el Q gallon, ohinesx money, in Shanghai.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

water pipes, recently found in use 10 England, gre sald to he moro than GOO yearn old.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
, MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE


Declarer took two rounds of trumps, cashed the diamond ace. came back with another trump, then ruffed out his small diamond. Dummy led his last trump, South overlook and led his last trump. On the trump leads, East was careful to discard all his hearts, to give West count of the suit.
 West, assuming that the three of hearts had been played from dunn. my on the first trick, read South as having no more. West saw that the only hope was to win two club tricks. He therefore saved all four clubs, discarding all his hearts.
 When South bobbed up with the three of hearts, winning not only the ten but the seven as well, to make grand slam, West gave a loud squawk. A recount of the hand brought to light the extra card in dummy. As tournament de rector, Landy was called to rule whether South was entitled to his seven odd.
 The book says there is no pen. alty for revoke by dummy. Pre-. sumably there is no penalty for failure to play 6 card. True. the four of hearts should be turned down and counted as part Of the first trick: but nothing in the laws entitled Wegt to change his dls- cards. Lardy was compelled so al. Iow South Co score hls asvsn,