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Evening star., 1941-06-29
In Local Bridge Circles
By Frank B. Lord

and the Washington Bridge League
National rating points will be
awarded to the top score winners
In each session of play, and con-
| yertlble master points 10 winners in
the special pair game. 1t. Comdr.
w A. Corley, U. S. N. retired, and
Mrs. Allan Rutherford Baltimore.
are Joint chairmen of the Tourna-
ment Executive Committee. William
/ Cheeks will be tournament manage
and Russell J. Baldwin tournament
/ director.
Don't always deSpise and com
plain against the seemingly poor and
worthless hand. 1t may prove to be
tower of strength and yield a
handsome score. Neither be exalted
over hand that appears to be sure
OF making game.
Look what happened on the deal
given below when played last week
in duplicate at South Cathedra!
Mansions:
North.
ATS
1o752
9 None
KJ1o7s
West East.
AQ643 AKJlo5
,TK7 uAo
Q A 1913 nJ52
1852 LO43
South.
Asa
1864
HKQ9743
East was dealer. East and West
were vulnerable. The bidding at
most tables:
East. West. South. North.
Ia Pass 3A A.
"A Dbl. Pass Pass
At some tables the bidding was a
bit different. Vests first raise was
to two spades, and North bid three
clubs. East then called three
spades, and West felt warranted
in bidding four spades. In some
instances West passed three spades
and North went to four clubs, feel
ing that while it would be a sacri-
fee, it might forestall a four-spade
bid which North thought could rot
be defended Where four spades
was the bid South doubled. and led
the singleton eight of clubs and
discarded diamond on partners
king which was returned. The third
club was trumped by South, who
then laid down the king of diamonds.
West covered with the ace and
North trumped. At the end the
declarer had to lose another dia-
mond which put him down two for a
set OF 500 on a hand that had five
high card tricks, nine trumps in
cluding all the honors and two
jacks and queen on the side. Pretty
tough luck Where four clubs was
doubled. North was set three tricks
for a loss of 500.
Winners at the recent meeting of
the Congressional Secretaries Bridge
Club we're:
. Margaret Brooks and Grace z Jones
nrst. North and South, Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Sturgeon, second: Jim williams
and Virginia Lambert. frst East and West
and Dorothy Leayitt and Sadie Glanz, sec
0nd
Percentages for the three highest pairs
in the series thus far are: Grace E. Jones
and Msrgaret Brooks. .5746 U03I7 match
points; William A. Stevens and Charlo&
worcester. .53ss (o7 match points), anX
Mr. and Mrs, Sturgeon, -.5Iti 1p3 rnsScS
points,. Total match points pOSsibla. lad.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Reti Opening.

Chess Problem No. 344.
By DANIEL r LONGLEY and ED.
Washington. D. c.
tOTiginai TO The Sunday starr
BIACK-2 MEN
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Germany has brought out half
dozen charity stamps for the en-
ployes of the Reich postal system.
The values are: plus pig, green.
fag-raising ceremony at camp in
zeesen plus II pig, carmine, color
guard of Achievement Division: II
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The philatelic periodical shop of
=. U. Vallancey was destroyed in a
recent German raid on London.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Winners at the recent meeting of
the Congressional Secretaries Bridge
Club we're:
Evening star., 1941-04-06

watch her arteries harden instead of running
around sticking her beak into big business
affairs" She laughed. Remember me now?
had you draw up a contract for me when
still thought I had chance to get the deal"
Remember? Of course l remember" A
dry cough of amusement accompanied the
remembrance II remember that last meeting
you had with Henry like it was yesterday.
And l guess Henry does too. You certainly
called the turn on that deal. Nobody ever
knew the inside story, but the general i'm
preston was that Henry got prize rocking,
just like you said he would"
Henry was one of my few failures" the
big woman in the billowing dressing gown
(Confinvsd on page sight)
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fore she went away to college. Funny you
asking me about old Marrow. Connie and
Jeff are supposed to be like that" Two twist
ed fingers came up over the shoulder. The
car swerved.
Mind your wheel, Winchellr' his passen-
ger roared.
The young man grinned reassuringy.
MY names Sydney" he corrected, as he
anchored the car before the Bessington and
opened the rear door. I'm aiming to be
race driver some day. l never had an acci-
dent"
Breathing heavily the big woman squeezed
her way through the door of the cab. She took
a dollar out of her mammoth handbag and
held it out. 81 had canary once" she con-
tided with a leer. His name was Oliver He
was an optimst, too. He thought he wasn't
afraid of cats. Now get my bag out of that -
that every other inch an automobile And
keep the change"
She puffed up the steps of the Blessington.
A few moments later she was signing the
register in letters which sprawled stiffly across
the ruled sheet: Mrs. Abbie Tubber.
OUT of hot bath, her brows knitted
thoughtfully Mrs. Abbie Tupper sat before
the small table which had been wheeled into
her room and ate roast beef, salad, Dutch
apple pie and cheese. Afterwards she drank
two cups of coffee and smoked two contem-
Evening star., 1941-04-06

plative cigarettes. Then, as one having made
decision, she pushed back the table and
walked across the room to small stand be-
side the double bed. Sitting on the edge of the
bed, she paved patiently through the pages
of the telephone directory which dangled
by string from the side of the table,
ABRAM PAGE?" she queried high-pitched
voice moment later. This is Abbie Tupper.
don't know whether you remember me or
not l came to Oakesville about nine years
ago. l was trying to get Henry Winslow to
let me handle the financing of his bullet
proof glass patent - the one he finally
financed through Heber Marrow because he
figured an old woman ought to stay home and
Evening star., 1941-04-06
FANTASTIC REUNION

It'll be easy said Mrs Tupper, as shooting fish in
bucket this time Abbie got did she?
by Everett Rhodes Castle
yJomeNk kntsomev Fdss
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'KOMO-Sign OF.
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.kIRO - Concert Hour,
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.KMO-Fulton Lewis Jr.:.
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4.i5, Console Inter
meZzo.
lKTBi-Petlte Musicale.
lKOMO - Lee Shetland
Songs. 4:lb, The Aris-
tacrats.
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Maurice and Orch.
Mrs. Bur
ton; AIS. Young DR.
Malone.
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KMO-Breakfast Club
XVI Top OF Morning.
BIS. News
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stand. ais. Trade N
Sale.
KOMO - Transit Tunes.
8.f5 Victor Lindlahr.
KJR-Gospel Clinic.
KIRO-Treat-Time. 6:l5,
Mana
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HIS CHRISTMAS
rlD0I By AoflAIot
EAnuL hAzELTINE

TIE STORY. When Andrew Dear
ho#n dies % heart attack his So
rrtart Carol and santa Claus BIZ
Rsece faithful employees. wonder 4
the kindly presidents store policy
N service % the people VIII con-
tfnur knowing that umscrupulous
Mr HsFrlek. assistant manager. has
other IDEAS They cable playhoF
son AndJ Dearborn. Yachting With
seek Linda julian. 70 return a.
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sieal Clock
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1sis, singing CoWhand
kTBI Good Morning
Nsishbor
KOAO - S<Tsusus Flb
Top Of A5Tning
KJR-Clark pnnis 7lo
KfRo-Nevs. To6. Hu-
sic. T.l0, Mkt Reports;
7.l6 Farm Forum.
1880 A. vi.
RMo-Hevs: 7:s5, Trade
n Sale,
XVI News; Tt5. Joe
MliIers Almanac.
X BI - Music f:a5
Ness 7:55. Wake Up
and Live
ROMO-ReYeille Round =
up. 7;45. sam Hayes
KJR - Transit Tunes
7.45, Breakfast Club
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7.45. usic. 1855,
Wez her.
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Piano. e:s5. Night Ell,
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kso Nbl
SO ITO $50 1870 1890
he Tocone LINES ifon s'ofos o
schedules responsibility tor est
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ing Devotions
XVI - Trade and Sales;
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KTB1-Morning Melodies
KOMO - Popular Pot
pourri; TAB, Top OF
the Morning
KJR-Clark Dennis, 7:l5,
KIRO-News; 7:05. Mu-
sic; 7:l0. Farm Mar
kets: 7:l5. Far m
Forum.
1880 A. M.
KMO-News; 7:45. Trade
NJ Sale
KVI-News; T.45. Variety
Review.
kTBi Music; 7:35.
News. 7:45. Wake Up and
Live.
.KOMO - Cowboy Joe.
7:46 Sam Hayes, News
HJR Transit Tunes.
7:45, Breakfast Club.
KIRO-Bob CARED Re-
porting. 7:45. Music;
T:55. Weather.
500 A. NJ.
KMO-Breakfast Club.
.KVI-Iop OF the Morn
ing; 8:l5, News.
KTBI - Breakfast Band
stand. 8:l5, Trade N
sale.
.KOMO - Transit Tunes:
8:l5, Ship of JOY.
'KJR-Everyman's Chapel
IKIRO-Ridin' the Trail
Back Home, 8:l5. News
$3.50 A. M.
K M o Ne VS.. 6.45,
Twig Is Bent.
XVI - Song Shop; e:45,
Morning Hymnal.
KTBI - Rainbow Trio:
8:45, Chapel Songs.
KOMO - Capt. Dobbsie:
e;45, David Harum.
KJR - Streamline Jour-
nal: 8,45. wyde Awake
News.
kIRO - Hymns OF All
Churches; Bla5, Stories
America Loves,
1900 A VI.
kMO = John 3 Hughes;
g.i5. Dental Program.
KV1-Time- Tune-Toplus
kTBl - news. 9:05. Mu-
sic, 9:15. Morning Mu-
sicHle.
KOMO-J. c. Scott Farm
Talk: e:l5. The Bride
KJR = News; e:15, Ann
Sterling Wonders
kIRO - Kate Smith
Speaks; els. Big Sis
ter.
80 A. Nj.
KMO - Chapel Chimes:
Gas. Mary Terry's Note
book.
XVI Time-Tunes-Top-
les; e:45. Morning Va
rieties.
KTBI - Musicale: Gas,
News.
KOMO - Christian Sci
ence Program. Gas,
Skitch Henderson. Pi-
ano
kJR-OrRan: GAS, Helen
Hlett, News.
K / r o - Romance OF
Helen Trent. Gas, Our
Gal Sunday
10000 A. Nj.
KMO-News; 1915. Mary
Terrys Notebook
KNI-News. 1905. Inter-
lude; lo;l5. Choral
Hour.
KTBI = Ladies Page Of
the Air; 1918. Garden
Lady
KOMO-Dyer a. Bennett.
1915. Bess johnson.
KJR - Vance and Lila:
1913. Jack owens ana
Evesdroppef
kIRO - Life Can Be
Beautiful: 1915. Won =
an IN White.
1880 A. NJ.
KMc - front Page Far
rell; 1915 III Find
Ms Way
KVI-Salute TO Americas
/ KTBf - Gay ord Garter;
i045. Music: 10 IS.
News
/ ROMO-Bachelors Chill
dren; iO;45. Dr.. Kate.
KJR-Breakfast at Sadies
KIRo-Rtght TO Happi-
ness lo:fS. Mary Lee
Taylor.
100 A. Nj.
KNO-ChrlstmAs Tree.
KVI-The War Today.
II .o5. Concert Hour
KTBI-AiratcTialsg li:i5.
Songs You Like
KOMo - Light o. the
World: il:ls. Mystery
Man
{ kIR-I 3. Army baTiC.
KlRO-Briaht Horizons;
ills. Aunt Jenny.
IL: 80 A. VI.
KMO-Thernes and Varl'
aticns
KVI-Ccncert Hour.
gTBf - Novelty Notes
ll45. News.
KOMO - Valiant LADY,
li:s5. Arnold Grimm
Daughter
x J 2 - Negs, u IS. II
Care OF AEEie Horn
KIRO - Fletcher WHEY
lies Kate Hopkins
1900 NOON
-
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$40. Studio.
KVI-Dlnner Hr Music.
KTBI-News. COS Mu-
sic. 6:l5. Suppertime
Swing
KOMO-Dr |. q
KJR - scandinavian Re-
porter. 6.l5, News.
Radio Theater.
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sic 2 IS Sens o. Pio-
neefz
FOND-Hawthorns Hzt
EJR-SeWE. 2 - CHRIST
mas BellriugeTs
EIRO-HollyWood ShoE-
case.
| 10. 90 p. VI.
KMo-Tsd Weems Orch
XVI - AEstsrworks o.
Music
KTBI-Mslody cruise
kONO News lolb
SpaFkpiug ana sun
shine.
KJR - Garrison Mont
gomHrg Fight
/ KIRO-Eews. 10 us News
Roundup.
1880 z. Nj.
x NJ o News: 10 20
Russ Morgan
KVI-sKinR Parade
KTBI-NeiOdY Cruise
KOMo - Sparkplug and
Sunshine, &c IS, Ed
Suckers Music
tx JR Fights, 10 IS
Rev. Jens Petersen
IKIR0 - News. 10 40
Without Words.
IL 100 7 VI.
.KMO-Bob Crosbys or.
Xviii O'Clock flnaI
KTBf-Melody Cruise.
KOMO-Evening Revefles
X j r - Rev Petersen
il.ia, Tropical Moods
KfRO-Bob Bradley and
Erwin Yeo.
1880 2 Nj.
KMO-Tsd Weem 8 orch
.KVI-Flnal.
KTBi-kielody Cruise.
1t.45, News.
KOMO-Blue Moonlight;
ll:45. Hollywood News.
IKJR Paul Whiteman S
orch, 1888. News.
.KIRO - Easy Listening
1I:45, News for Alaska,
1855, News.
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KVI--Sports Extra. 545.
U. s. o. Beachcombers.
Twilight Tempos.
K I Bl Rodeo, 5:45,
Crazy Cowboy.
KOMO - Christmas Bell
Ringers. 54b, Bob
Thomlinson. News.
KJR - News OF World,
Wander cook: b:45.
Straight shooters.
KIRO = Don Winslow,
5:45 Bob CARED, Re-
porting.
$3.50. Elmer Davis, News
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NJ Sale
KVI-Ne VS.: 7:45. Variety
Review.
kTBl - Music; Z 80,
News. 7:45, Wake Up and
Live.
.KOMO - Cowboy Joe.
7:46 Sam Hayes, News
KJR Transit Tunes.
7:45, Breakfast Club.
KIRO-Bob CARED Re-
porting, 7:45. Music;
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AiarrieE ais Port
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Quiz zI5. Desigu X
d nCinE
KIRO-seHF 2Ib POI
ulaFity Preferred.
2;30 +. VI.
KMO News. AIS let
Play Bridge
lKNI-S&se brush Serer
zue
IKTBl-seNs ass Nj
SIC Ia. Familiar Pa
ofite.
lKOMO - Home Service
2:s5. MARY Marlin.
kJR - A House IN N
Country 2 45. Concel
Hall.
XII O. the Neilli
2t45 scattergood Bain'
$500 Z. NJ.
'KMO-Haven OF Rest.
KVI-Hews. 3O5. Timel
Event
KTBI-Melndic Mnlodle'
kOMO - Pepper Young
Family. s:i5. Lo n
Journey
KJR-BetHeen the BOOB
ends 3lb, Religion !
New World.
'KTRO-Glrl Inferno 81.
Hedda Hopper's HOLLY
wood.
$3.50 Z. NJ.
.KMO-Studio 3 45. MI
steal Matinee
Concert.
kTBf-NeWs, 3 30, MI
sic.
.KOMO Homekeeper
Calendar. 3s5, Thrs
Suns Trio.
kJH-StudlO
KIRO - Golden Treasur
OF Song. 3 AS. Johnn
Forrest s Newsreel.
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Topics. OILS, Harmony
Hall.
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5:15. Gordon jenkins,
Orch.
KJR-Adventure Stories.
5:15. Flying Patrol.
K1RO - VoX Pop With
Parks ana Wally.
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Evening Altar.
kTBl-Eventlde Echoes
BIS SouF q the Is
lands
kOMO-Telephone HoGi
kJR-Trle or False
kIEO NOx Pop WITH
PARKS and Wally.
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KMO-Jane Arden: 4:45.
Orphan Annie.
XVI - American Legion
c o m m e n tator. 4:45.
Lee Sweetland. Bari
tone.
kTBl - Musicale: 4.45,
Shutdown Serenade.
lkOMO - Concert an d
Dance. 4 as. Bingham
and the News.
KJR-COncert Orchestra.
Inc;
AIS, The World Today
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book.
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les: o 40. Carolyn Davis.
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News.
MO Strings That
Sing; 9:45. Skitch Hen
derson. Piano.
KJR Christmas Seal;
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KIRO - Romance oil
Helen Trent: 9:45, Our
Gal Sunday.
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KMO-News. tbs. Morn
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7.l5, Singing OOwhand,
KTBI-Morning Melodies
KOMo - Popular Pot
pourri; TAB, Top OF
the Morning
KJR-Clark Dennis, 7.l5,
News.
KIRO-News; 7:05. Mu-
sic; TAO, Farm Mar
kets: 7:i5. Farm
Forum.
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Choir
KTBI--Orgsn Treasures
e:sS, Eyeing the News
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Tenor
kJR-i Love e Mystery.
kIRO - GAY eos Revue
SIS. William Winter
News AnalxEr
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KMO-Breakfast Club.
.KVI-1op OF the Morn
ing; S:l6, News.
KTBI - Breakfast Band
stand. 8:l5. Trade N
Sale.
.KOMO - Transit Tunes.
8:l5, Ship of Joy.
'KJR-Everyman's Chapel
IKIRO-Ridin' the Trail
Back Home, 8:l5. News
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kMO = John 3 Hughes;
g.i5. Dental Program.
KVI-Time- Tune Topics
kTBl - news. 9:05. Mu-
sic, e:15. Morning Mu-
sicHle.
KOMo-J c. Scott Farm
Talk: e.l5. The Bride
Julia.
KJR = News; e:15, Ann
Sterling Wonders
kIRO - X a tie Smith
Speaks: 9l5. Big Sis
ter.
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KMO - Music Deprecis-
ton AIS. Mutua !
Friend.
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AIS. The luke Box
KTBi-Isle OF Parad lSe.
AIS, Nike Man . Nix
~.
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KMO-John B. Hughes,
g:l5, Dental Program.
XVI Time-Tunes-To
les.
KTBI-News: oi05. Mu-
sic; 9.15, Mid-morning
Musicale.
K ON o - Dream Girl;
9:15, The Bride Julia.
KJR - News. 9:l5, Ann
Sterling Wonders.
KIRO - Kate Smith
Speaks. 9l5, Big Sis
tar
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KMO-Lone Ranger.
KVI-Anita Bower: 7:z5
Fall Fas h ems in
Melody.
kTBI-News. 7::a5. Mu-
SIC; 7.45. Eyentide
Echoes.
KOMO - Cavalcade Of
America.
KJR-Greater Wash.
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Talk
S.15. sports Siants
kNI-SwlnE It. s Is. The
War Today.
KTBI-Laurence TibbetS.
ais. Dial a Word
KOMO - Pleasure Time
with Fred Waring
SIS ium and Abner
KJR-Herhert Marshall.
KIRO - Amos r AndY
s:i5. Lanny Ross.
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K M o - News. 1919
Studio.
KVI-News; 1905. Inter
Jude; 1915. Choral
Hour.
KTBI-Ladies Page OF
the Air.
KOMO-Gordon Clifford;
1915 Bess johnson.
KJR Vance and Lila;
l0:l5, Jack owens a.
Eaves Dropper.
KIRO Life Can Be
Beautiful. 1918, Wom-
an An White,
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First Six Day Week for Workers
In Shipyards Will End Saturday

= ss.iinx 80 men - N. present
paynnsi - s.tna men
At ~. SANE tlns~. he~evsv.
Neskmsn sfs eoa<tsntiv h<fnx
satasd - - staff. Green pointed
eat. and e ssiaitlnnal csnssfusftcn
fsssiltlss 49, put EHss cp~rstsrn
Tire STAFF wfti - gradually N.
creased uasli ths p~ss e sooo
men 10 reached ~ next spring
Three shse~ays afr now n ass.
an a. ths f1x- other ways snd~<
eonstrartlaa are crmrletsa slonG
with new administration e<flee>
Ard ssiittieaai menFsx~ sr>ss ar<
fabricated knups present ssurtaY~s
VII - meTsd Inss key r-s<Eflacs
anenk ira thsas~n<s. ~ n~wssfn~s
wefkmen. Green s.ia.
assnwhile. ~ saziinx The st<sh
sark day teesaFfe~. rtuaucszea ~
aTHe win 10 increased epp<usi-
msssiy 20 peF cant Immediately.
tsresa Pointed out.
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From July. 1855. through June.
1889. there were ESQ cases. while
in the year following there were
1850 Investigations Of national de-
tense matters. on one day recent
" there were over 2.s00 national
defense complaints dumped in the
G-men's laps.
In spite Of the increase in the
number of defense matters which
the federal bureau of investiga-
ton has had 10 handle since the
outbreak OF the war in Europe.
Director J. Edgar Hoover is au-
thority for the statement that.
with the exception of the recent
sabotagilg Of their merchant YES
sells in u. s. ports by sailors
Of interned German and Italian
ships. there have been revealed no
organized acts Of sabotage by
foreign agents within the United
States.
This does not mean that there
has been no sabotage in American
plants since the war began, and IT
is not fact that should lull any
one into false sense of security.
The saboteur and the spy are still
on the job and il has become in
creasingly important for law en-
forcement officers and the gen
eral public TO keep the work of
the organized wreckers under con-
troll.
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n=ssuss - ne Increasing aset
far al pN~shas shtps ss aaiekly
ea shev can - haIilt. soFhmen ~
ths asattir. Taroua Hhirhutltins
Carp. yin eumniste thslF nfst a..
day week Saturday
hsusefcrfh re plants sfnrasy~=
WsIl sefk a. heafs ftnstesd - ths
rfexza1ls a. heufsl eash Neek. In
8rr fsfrns ~ the existing east
wise shlpbusisfins inausirys agree.
n,sul. they IA - rstd fef re
equivalent - - hours.
According - Walter I. tsfssn.
general wsnsxrF. -. sr~sslar
move - the lenEsf ~~sk u eaaNi
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When the cop comes back 10 the
ib. he is in no mood TO negotiate,
No interstate license" ne booms.
Boy, you'1 get 20 years for this.
nat are YOU hauling?"
Butter" says Angus.
II is plain 10 see that the cop is
p against something they didn't
,ach him in the state troopers
aiming school. He is trying 10
member what rule covers a case
Ike this when all Of a sudden, all
lies are suspended.
The trooper sees Angus hand
ome up from the seat and he
ses something golden and glisten-
~ in that vast paw-something
lat dips. But he doesn't duck in
me. There is a menscing squish !
hen an unpleasant plop! And a
ound of only slightly melted but
Ter spreads itself out on the cops
face.
II is surprising how different a
mess OF butter looks on a police
mans face from the way Il looks
On a harmless slab OF toast. The
officers unworldly appearance
scares Angus so he almost forgets
10 start the engine and depart az
hastily as the situation undoubt-
IDLY demands. The cops face has
practically no shape at all except
maybe that he looks little like
4 yellow snowman suffering
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Young Luiherans
Plan Y chi Cruise

Tickets vii - On sale sunday
FOE = cruise slssard the yacht aai'
liant lady II ses fcF July "a Under
Sponsorship II the t.sshsr league
~ FiFss Lutheran church. ~ whleh
REV. {. " Rysisli d. pastor Ths
vessel. owned ~ NenasiI HssEs.
win lsavs the old Tacoma doeh
al q p. ~. returning At Midnight.
Ticket. viii 10 - sale until
July 20 under diferslon "a Cart
Einssn. tlasencs Olsen. fissk
itaAslund. George HodsnbsfNsFl
t.avefns fzhfsn. Janet Under
man. Catherine itaItstsa. Elaine
nysieli. Mary t4ndsfmAn and tAaf.
nlhy Hull
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and industrial plant guards must
learn. There Is no formula for
the handling Of explosives Of un-
known character Many people
have been killed trying 10 find
out. for most bombs are the crea-
tons Of orackpots whose inten-
tons are unknown and whose
inventions unusually 90 off when
least expected
Dunking the bomb In a barrel
OF light motor OIL Is now consider
ed good technique. II anyone has
the cold nerve 10 do the transfer
ung Next 10 that. recommended
procedure now 70 to shut off all
power. steam and water lines.
surround the bomb with sandbags
placed 80 as 20 control the direc-
ton OF force OF the explosion.
then destroy the bomb by rifle
fire. or by setting fire 10 H.
All bombs divide roughly into
three classifications. the clock
mechsnisms. the trigger release
as the package Is opened. and the
chemical action device. This last
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PORTLAND na.s~si q MIR
rhy. ". attendant n The tfsrs-
mlltsnk sssslan a s<uw KEx. rafs-
lard vas fatally lnassS Thursday
when = packing cas-. containing
ON pounds ~ rsase ssusrmsnt.
lappisa uvsF On him
Murphy Sas aims N ths stsssce
Al ths tims ard apparently ~ss
inpssklns he sfsss IRE attend
las phy-sslss said he yssshs ss~se
va crushed
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SPYING NOW ~
HIGHLY ORGANIZED

CLOSELY related 90 the work
y 81 tho sabotour h. Of course.
The work Of the spy, about whose
work there has been colossal
hokum written and spoken. Es-
pionage today as the Fni observes
II. Is not tho job ~ one agent
working alone. getting AL his own
information and then vanishing
mysterionaiy into the night
on the contrary. espionage i
more apt 20 be the work 81 an
organizer who collects his infor-
nation from any number 81
sources. putting IL all together to
make the completed report that
his government must have.
Much Of this Information may
be obtained by perfectly legiti-
mate means. Bits Of Information