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de recreo en- beneficio de per-
sopas de n raza negra, en- la O.
vonida Buffalo esquina a Ia ca
lilo GO Nash Higgins fu@ man
dado a inspeccIonarlo y al llegar
Sc ncontr6 con un caiman que
placiiamente dormia en- una la
guna.
"IO rocomiendo, dijo ell Sr.
Higgins, que Ia ciudad acepte ell
,agunato Y 10 re,lene. Ahora es
impossible utilizarlo para los nj
nos.
Tenemos enteniido que los
concejaleS acordaron rebajar
$4,000 de los $4,000 que ell al
ycalde habia pedido con destino
a un parque para los ninos ne
groS.
Aqui hablamos todoS los dias
de Dios y de Ia humanidad, pero
rehuSamos dar a las criaturaS
negras Ia consideration a que
tienen derecho.
La gaceta., 1942-06-04

WASHINGTC4j. - Hitier
espera veneer en- las Americas
como 10 ha hecho en- Europa,
utilizando para clio, una vez
mas, su tecnica de "dividir
para conquistar." Valiendose
de la credulidad y buena fe, la
propaganda nazi (basada en-
perversas mentiras) continue
ensahandose contra los Esta-
dos Unidos y los otros paises
americanos. Su prop6sito es
minar la moral infundiendoles
en- la MEDIA de 10 possible Ia
duda y la desconfanza pre-
cursoras de la desuni6n.
La Ohcina de Estaditica del Co
bierno de los Estados Unidos en- un
folleto de reciente publication. adj
vierte al p1blico que no Sc dele
engahar por la propaganda Hitle-
riana como 10 han sido sus infortu-
nadas victimas en- Europa. Dicho
folleto desenmascara Ia hipocregia
de esta politiea nazi y Ia lnconce-
bible crueldad de sus conquistas.
La triste experienced de Europa IA
servido para que el perverso sis
tema de engahos de Hitler fuese a
tempo descubierto y despreciado.
o Palabras de Hitler
La audacia sin precedentes de
este vasto programa Sc encuentra
expuesta por Ell mismo Hitler en- 81
hbro titulado, "Mein Kampf.n que se
eita en- aquel Toilette. Hitler dice
que: "dada Ia ~simplicidad primitfva"
de la mentalidad de las Rrandea
masas, Sc las puede engahaI mas
facilmente con una gFan falsedad.
puest0 que, al paao que estan acos-
tumbradas a las peqaehas m~entiras.
seHtiran horror por una de grandeS
pr0porciones, Pdtdbras de Hftlsr
hUna mentira dc esta indole no ne
les podrfa oeurrir," dice Hitler. v no.
Green por 10 tanto. que otroe aa.
puedan psrt>ti ssEnaiaRta NadaGia.
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Gran Picnic

Gran Picnic
Ha deSpertado gran interes
entre nuestras familias el Pic
mic que ell pr6ximo domingo We
rificara la Logia Castillo Crist6
bal Colon No. Z, en- SRI edificio
social, p-araconmemorar ell tri-
g6Simo cuarto aniversario de
su fundaci6n en- la ciudad de
Tampa.
Los organizadores Sc mues-
tran muy satisfechos por la AGO.
gida que ha tenido la venta de
boletos de almuerzo y entrada.
Esperan superar la marca esta-
blecida en- 1941.
A las 1890 del dia empezara,
un riquisimo almuerzo,
Ell bale principiara a las tres
de la tarde, continuance hasta
las ocho de la noche. Estara a
cargo de la orquesta Don Fran
cisco.
DE antemano pronosticamoS
un triunfo a esta progresista
Logia.
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LA PELEA ENTIRE TOMMY
GOMEZ Y TUCKER

Jacksonville, JUNO 4.-Tom-
my Gomez, ell joven soldado tam
peno del peso complete, a quien
Sc reconoce la suficiente pote-
cia de punos para derribar a un
campe6n, ccmbatira aqui, ell dia
IL, con Tommy Tucker.
Ell dinero que produzca el
match Sc entregara, desconta
dos los gastos, al Fondo de Au-
xilio de la Marina.
Gomez Nenci6 r~ecientemente
en- Tampa, por p%untos, a Buddy
Scott, y ostenta v~ictorias So
bre Jim Robinson, Cowboy"
Greggs Bob Skies, Jimmy De
Sofa, Joe O'Gatty, Leo Center y
Neville Beech.
Ell tampeno esta destacado,
como soldado, en- ell Campamen
to B~landing.
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r YOUNG vENCTo A
SHANS

New York, JUNO 3,-Cieo
Shans, de Los Angeles, tue
maltratado aqui, en- diez a~saltos,
por Terry Young, joven pdgil
del lado este de New York.
Despu@s del combate Sc apre-
clio que Shans habia peleado los
1ltimos rounds con una CO.'S
tilla fracturada.
Sc verified ell encuentro en- la
Arena Greensboro.
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MATRIMONIOS

Frank Andrade, 81, y Laura
Lera, 10; John |. Goodwin, q, y
Martha Virginia Rice, 81; w.
G. Upton, %, y Virginia Car
gal, 81; T. Edwin Berglund, 40,
Y Bernice Eleanor Bedunah, 80;
Rufus E. Holland, Is, y Ferris
Sabelis Wright, II; Iven H. For
tenberry, 81, y Esther Albritt-
on. %: Robert Harden Carter,
10, Y Evie Robinson, II; James
"A. Freeman, %, y Gloria Lee
Rosen, 10; John A. Karnegy, 46
Y Blanche E. Westlake, AZ; D..
M. Hoylem % y Carolyn Lee
Cosper, 10; Francis c. Fuelnar,
81, y June Sauls, II; John c.,
Tucker jr., %, y Virginia Bac-
on, 20.
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result6 hertdo en- uno de los de-
dos de los pies. En- el primer a.
trace le quitaron Is, pero no 10
graron llevarle la sortiia. Aver
e quitaron la sortija y 400 que
.guardaba en- un zapat0.
AL cortarle en- un dedo dol pie,
.el iefe de los ladrones le dijo:
Nos denunciaste a Ia policia en-
ell otro case. Ahora te damos al
go para que nos recUerdes.
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GrodHOdo

Con eStaS hneaS deSeamoS fe-
Iicitar a nueStro amigo Eddy
Estrada, qJe en la noche de a.
yer obtuviera, con grandes no
nores, su diploma de graduado
de la Academia san jose.
Este intelligence jovencito es
hijo de nuestros apreciados a
mlgoS los esposoS CriStina Y
MelquiadoS Estrada, vecinoS de
Palm Y Mitchell.
HacemoS extensive neStra fe-
licitaci6n a SuS papaS.
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Contindan los prepdrutiros

GOTtttfttttN tVS PfNPV
Con inusitado interes CONT
ndan los preparativos para e.
gran festival annual de todas las
,Secciones de la sociedad Circulo
Cubano, Senalado para ell Do
mingo 81 del mes en- curse.
Este festival con todas las ca
racteristicas de un Picnic, Sc We
rificara en- TODD ell edificio So
cial.
Por la tarde habra bale con
las orquestas "Don Francisco
Bob Portion, Ella Tropical" y
LA Sonora.
Ell precio de entrada sc ha Sc
nalado en- 30 cts. para las damas
" So cts. para los caballeros. Al
muerzo y entrada $3.50.
Continuaremos dando deta-
Hes.
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Santos del did
Valeria, Marcia y B~onifacio.

Glasses de PrlmerdS CmdS
En- la Sala de fiestas del Gen.
tro Asturiano Sc iniciara en- la
noche de hoy un curse complete
de primeras curaS. SolicitaSe la
cooperation del mayor nImero
de personals, va que la barriada
yborcitena demanGa la mejor
preparation possible.
Las classes sc daran todos los
jueves, de och0 a diez de la no
che, y seran ofrecidas por ell ms
tructor Abelardo Santa Cruz.
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PRIMERO UN DEDO DE LA
MANO Y AHORA UN DE
DO DEL PIE

Long Beach, Cal, JUNO A.
Hace un mes unoS ladrones lesio
moron de tai modo un dedo de la
mano de Nicolas Periseck. para
quitarle una sortija, cue hubo
neceSidad de amputarsslo.
Aver lie robaron de nuevo V
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ASSOCIATION DE LA
VACA FAMILIAR
CITACION

Por orden del ST.. Presidente
cito a Vd. para la Junta Gene
raj ,Ordinaria correspondence
al Ter trimestre del ano actual,
que Sc efectuara manana Vier-
mes, dia 5, en- ell Centre Obrero
de Ybor, a las 800 p. m.
Por tratarse de asuntos dc
gran importancia Sc ruega la
mas puntual asistencia.
Ell SecretdriO.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRIGUEZ)

converter en- ell lugar de reu-
Mon de nuestra juventud.
L. orquesta que dirige ell pro-
fesor Frank Grasso tiene a gu
cargo Ia parte bailable.
A las ocho de la noche Sc to-
cara la primera pieza y a las
doce EN- pUnto la Ultima.
Cuatro horas de bale por una
m6dica cantidad.
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ocib,6 Ia srta. via 81 cert.

Recibi6 la Srta. via 81 certi-
ficado de graduation en- 81 cole
81 McFarlane Junior High, y
supo eanar la medalia de la Le-
gi6n Americana.
Asistieron a congratularta
sus familiares y amistades. No
che gratisima. La felicitamoS.
La gaceta., 1942-06-04

Hitler ha dicho: Ga confusion
mental, In indecisi6n, 81 pdnico, he
ahi nuestras armas." Los Estados
Unidos estan siendo somotidos a un
total y concentrate atGque de parte
de esta estrategia nazi dol terror.
Hitler cree que los americauos ~.
mos pobres de espiritu y cspera ate
mOrizarnos por medic de gu pro-
grama de falsedades hRsta 81 pnnto
dc convencernos de que los nails son
invencibleB. Al dcsarfollar este
pr0grama presupone (comO ha suce-
dido en- otras partesl que las per
sonas de buena n de ostos PASSES
.diran: "Semejante pcrgcrsidGd no
puede exiHtir." Pero contra nosO-
tros, Hitler no triunfara, y los
americanos al leer Ia historic del
terror hitlerinno, no SO ccgarin MI
oXperimentardn tenor. Como hom-
bres hbres sord esta ga rcspucgta:
mos basta la experienced ajcna.'
Cuando Hitler Ataca q
In r]ecientc historic dc terror nazi
len Europa demucstra que Hitter
ataca solo cuando esta SECURE cue
ha sido bien Nevada 81 campaha Do
TRACTION, Voncid0 an pals. trata
Hitler de- de8truir su esnlr'tu de
resistencia, osclayiz6udoio por TIE
do del terror 81 oual splica on tales
preparedness, que jamAs Sc ha visto
en- la historic do Ia Humankind.
Hitler ha dicho que ia idea de-
pacifsmo y de humanidad puede scr
'bastante buena Ell dia que IA raza
suprema (alemanal haya eonquis-
tadO y subyugado al mundo." Y
Hitler tambi6n ha dicho; "Am6rlca
re e%ncueHtra perennemente 81 horde
de una revoluci6n. Serd muy facil
promoyer revueltas y malestares en-
los Estadoa Unidos De- manera que
'esta gento tenga demasiado en- que
ocuparse,"
"tQue sea este fdcil p" pregunta
Ia Ofcina dc EstadiFtloa8. ESQ
.deDendera 6nicamente de noAotros
" de como habremos sahido utiiizar
laa tristes sxperisRelss de Europa"
La gaceta., 1942-06-04

Adn despu6s de haber sido adver-
tidos continuaran por mucho tempo
con sus dudas y vacilaciones, ere
yendo todavia que en- alguna verdad
deben basarse. En- consequential
por grande que sea una menura
siempre Sc adherira algo a la
mentalidad eomun.
En- Ell folleto Sc advierte que es
con este complete con que cuenta
Hitler para su conquista de las
Americas va que c0nlia en- que la
credulidad de los american0s llega a
tai extreme que hasta 10 que e.
llama ola mas audaz mentira' sera
aceptada como una verdad. Pero
los pueblos de las Americas estan
va al tanto de Ia perhdia de Hitler
|conocen la verdadera historic y no
pueden dejarse enganar.
Este folleto, debidamente docu-
mentado y autorizado sc titula'
"Divide Y Conquistaras.' I'm 81 Sc
|destaca con claridad que previo NJ
ataque a un pals los agentes dc
Hitler SO esmeran en- sembrar "a
semilla del odio 7 la discordla crea,
.ndo malestar entire 81 pueblo y 81
.gobierno, enemistandO a este en-
contra de sus aliados y a las clases
sociales entire ST. Como un eJemplo
de dicha politica SO cita esta trgse
ofda en- una %radiofusiOn para las
Americas POGO desputs del ataque
a Pearl Harbor; 'Los %cireuios ma
wales britanlcos %encuentran con
Isuelo en- Ia derrota sufrida por los
Estados Unidos."
Ia Contestacidn
pCaIculada con 81 nm de croar Ia
|separaci6n entire los Aliados, CO.
|menta Ia Ofcina dc Establishes, yes
'esta mentira nazi, como todas las
demas, parte de una yasta estra-
.tegia De terror Sabe Hitler que
para eoneaistar al mundo debe EN-,
.nezar Dor esclavizar Ia mente del
.hombre y con csc fin egta de'envoi.
viendo un programa de chantaje y
de- muerte. Teme q ia verdad ia
.tratado de bQrrarla De Ia taz * "a
terra"
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lfejorodo

Contjmua bastantc mejorado
de las lesiones que recibiera al
ser alcanzajo por IN CANTON, ell
jovencito Jorge PARA, vecino
del 25l0 d. la Gale 10.
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Bale en- Ell C{rcuo

Bale en- el CircadO
Otro bale de la serie que esta
Ilevando a efecto la Scci6n de
Recreo del Circulo Cubano, Sc
verificara ell entrante Domingo,
en- ell precioso Patio-Jardin de
la Decima avenida.
EStas fiestas dominicales sc
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II Srta. Mercedes Fernan-

de2 y Oscar Cuorvo, presidentes
respoctivos, reQuieren In asisten
cia del mayor ndmero de MEM
bros.
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Una fieStecda

Fue obsequiada con una sim
patica fiesta la Srta. Olga vi
la, hija de la apreciada DANA
Sra. Trinidad Villa, del 2109 de
la avenida Armenia.
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La junta de hog

Para las ocho de la noche de
hoy estan citados los compopen-
ties de las Secciones de Damas Y
Recreo del Circulo Cubano.
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new" FREDERICKSBURG"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among WOmen...

MANY doctors recommend regular use
ID de1lches as q precautionary meas
ure for women who want o b clean
dAlnty-for women troubled oy OF
tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be narmiul 70
delicate tissues. But NOT Lyula
Pinkham's Sanative wasn't Flnk na
aanative Wash is gaining great favor
among women because its NOT .
harmful germicide. Instead It's
mighty effective "bacteriostatic' (tns
modem trendl. IL not only discour-
2 3 bacterial growth and inieotloh
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
iSes. Very soothing relieves MINOR
irTitations and discharge and has
tonic effect on delicate mempIanss.
Ynexpensivei Get your bottle OF Lyoin,
Plnkham's sanatve WaAh toe~9' an
ugSisAA .
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INDUSTRIAL DRAFT

INDUSTRIAL DRAFT
An industrial monpower droft modelled on Coma
dos oppeors to be inevitable for the same reason tnot
the mtory droft originally was adopted by the Unit
ed Stotes-becouse not enough men can be obtoneo,
for the tremendous JOB on hand through voluntary
enlistment.
This is not sold in beIttIerent Of popular Potrot-
ism and WILLINGNESS In on absolutely perfect world
perhops men and women would voluntarily give up
ooreeobe. accustomed work to toke more essential
but less desirable Jobs In perfect world, perhaps
men ond women would be unnterested in the oPPor-
tunitv to add TO- 20 or 30 per cent to their weekv
incomes
But we do not live in perfect world. Some Jobs
are more pleasant than others; some jobs pay better
anyway, each of us has become accustomed to his
own and isn't eager to change.
To win the war some work is essential, and some
doesn't natter We can do the essential only by keep
ina all Of it's employees the JOB and taking others
from the dispensobe occupations. We can't, in this
imperfect world rely upon voluntary ootlon
The only resort becomes q droft OF workers, put
tina each person where he she can contribute most
The reiterotion Of me or she" is not pedonticism
Il is intended to emphasize that this is not mans
war; It is an American peoples war. There aren't
women-mons and millions Of woman, many OF
whom would prefer to stoy at home and for their
children-ore going to have to go to work in war
industries.
The whole idea, from beginning to end, is objee-
tionobIe 1t introduces RECOMMENDATION OF type and
to an extent thot no free American citizen ever sup
posed he would accept. 1t strikes at the very roots
of one Of our most precious hertoges-the right to
work when, where, as and if we choose.
We hote violently the deo Of on industrial droft,
but we are going to accept it because we prefer reg
nnentotion under democracy temporarily and volun-
tory, to Recommendation under Hitler permanently and
ruthIessIy.
We ask that the industrial droft be planned and
executed with all possible consideration for our hu'
man frotes, with utter foirness, with every sote-
guard against the greed of both employers and un-
ions.
The principle we accept. We made our bed when
we permitted Hitler to rise to domination. Now we
realize that we must lie in it.
LEND-LEAsE IN REVERSE
Through the reverse operation Of end-eose,
through supplies made available by the British to our
expeditionory forces much valuable shipping space
is being soved This Of course is Of infinitely more
import now than the bookkeeping entries which sone-
what reduce the charges against our allies,
But oso we ore getting help here at home Brit
sh planes, excellent for onti-submorne patrol, have
released the newer models to 90 across for combat
service. British borroee balloons help to safeguard
the Pacific eoost British ontoircroft guns await the
Luwoffe the cost coost and British ooVettes help
protect coostwse Conveys Lend.Ieose operates two
Woys
MOST UNKINDEST BLOW
When stories Of the Scrop Campaign ore being
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. SO THEY SAY

Unless proper remedial steps
are taken, we are heading into
something approaching actual
hunger within the next ID
months.-Rose Marie Kiefer,
secretary National Retail Grow
ers Association.
There is general instinct
that something is brewing on
the side of the western powers.
More signs of the spirit of great
action are EVIDENT. l.. Gar
vim, London journalist.
There is a crying need today
for better teamwork between
management and labor and bet
ter teamwork between both and
governmental. F. of l.. Presi-
dent William Green.
Hoarding gasoline is extreme
ly dangerous. The average per-
son would be just as safe with
a supply of TINT in his home
National Safety Council.
At this moment Britain's war
production per head of popula-
ton is greater than that of any
other nation on earth. - Lord
Halifax, British ambassador to
u. S.
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BY PETER EDISON

All signs now point to the
fact that this business of meat
rationing is going to be more
fun than any mathematical pas
time yet. Worrying about Joe
DiMag's batting average. Notre
Danes odds, the bangtails. your
golf handicap, the n u m b er s
racket, your weight, your age,
your income tax, your draft
number, your waist, your hips
all these will be simple COM
pared with figuring how you
are going to eat your two and
a half pounds per week. no more
but maybe less. Old folks should
get half allowance, infants and
vegetarians, none.
You have until February to
figure this out. The government
gals and guys who run ration
ing won't be able to figure 1t
out for you before that, either,
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RY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
Exclusively yours: Judy Gar
land the little girl in the early
Andy Hardy pictures who al
ways was talking about acquir-
ing glamor, will have the La
mars and the Turner's and the
CRADLES gnashing their teeth
when presenting Lily Mars"
hits the screen. For one sequence
Judy will wear a eilmy black
dress which exposes the Garland
legs in opera-length silk hose.
Says Judy:
"Who ever dreamed glamor
would ever come to one of the
Quinn sisters"
Illness and not studio politics
cost Ava Gardiner that lead in
a new Monogram picture, Lit
tie Monsters" But there's little
doubt that MGM will ease her
off the contract list since she
filed suit for divorce against
Mickey Rooney. Elvia ALI
man, the Cobina of the Brenda
and Cobina comedy team, just
won a dubious honor. A group
of soldiers voted her THE Girl
They'd Most Like to Leave a
Behind"
RITA GETS RAISE
Rita Hayworth finally won
that salary argument with Co.
lumbia studio-and gets three
figure raise. Hedy Lamar is
quietly taking singing lessons for
a warbling role in a MGM fill
musical.
George Raft is wearing a new
gold identification bracelet
gift from Betty Cradle. The en-
craving reads: MY name is
George Raft. If lost, please re-
turn to Betty Cradle"
Dorothy Comingore, who was
Mrs. Citizen Kane, has been
dropped by RKO after long Sc
ries of suspensions for turning
down roles. She'll sign soon with
another studio.
Maureen O'Hara still hasn't
fully recovered from last sum-
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(Meat protein equivalent.

(Meat protein equivalent,
0.0375 oz.)
Yes, peanuts, dry beans, eggs,
fish, poultry, cheese, milk and
soybeans are rich in proteins,
iron you can get from whole
grain cereals, thiamin and niacin
from more fruits and vegetables
If you can get the fruits and
vegetables.
But the main doctrine which
the kitchen scientists want to
put over in this Share the
Meat" campaign is to Spread the
Flavor. The things one veal
knuckle is going to be called
upon to do in this war are sim.
ply beyond belief. You are apt
to get it first as a roast, then
sliced cold, then with cabbage
in a boiled dinner, then to be-
come meat balls with spaghetti,
next in a stew, next in soup, and
finally, when you're just get
ting used to the flavor, it will
be ground up with soybeans or
something and served as soy
bean loaf.
Speaking of soybeans, have
you ever tried soyburger?
Soybean meal, ground up and
made into a roll that looks like
sausage.
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. BARBS

Cupid's aim is supposed to be
sure, but he makes lot of good
Mrs.
The allowance of two and
one-half pounds of meat is fig
ured bone in" Some people,
without it, still will have a bone
to pick.
There never was better time
than right now for folks to lose
their standing by just sitting
around.
Unfortunately the abundance
of brass some people have can't
be turned in for the scrap metal
drive.
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Declarer now had to win the
rest for the contract. With q
favorable break in either red
suit, the contract was sure. The
only concern arose if both suits
broke 4 2 or worse. In this
event, the sole hope would be a
squeeze. Seeing this at the time
the fourth spade was cashed, de-
clarer discarded a heart from
dummy and a club from his
hand. The fifth heart would
never be needed, but dummy's
third club might be.
South went up with the ace
on East's club lead, then cashed
the ace and king Of diamonds.
On the queen of diamonds West
had to let 60 a club to save his
heart stopper. Now dummy dis
carded a club. Then came a
lead of the deuce of hearts, and
when dummy cashed the second
top heart, East was caught with
the only shoppers in the minor
suits, and had to discard ahead
of South, who still had the king
of clubs for re-entry.
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. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authorita-
tive answers below:
/. How should a maid handle
cups and glasses?
2. Should a waitress appear
to be listening to the converse
ton as table?
3. When the table is being set,
how should the silver be ham
died?
4. May a man stand to carve?
S. Is it necessary for good
friends to be strict about repay
ing every dinner or other social
obligation?
What would you do if
You are a woman and a man
t-.kes a cigaret, forgetting to
offer you one
(a) Say Immediately, MAY
l have one?"
co. Wait awhile and then ask
him for a cigaret?
Answers
/. BY the handles of the cups,
and by the bottoms of the glass
es.
2. No.
3. BY the handles
4. Yes.
5. No. Just so that over a
period of time things are about
equal. =.
Better "What Would You Do
solution-(b) as (a) is sure TO
embarrass him.
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IN HOLLYWOOD

mer's operation, and her doctor
permits her to work in front OF
the camera only five hours day.
Add oddities: Cowboy Star
Roy Rogers made his theatrical
debut as Santa Claus in a high
school pageant. One OF those
typical, loud-talking agents was
trying to sell Director Richard
Thorpe q new actor. The agent
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berry MINUS MAKEUP

Wallace Berry is breaking a
Hollywood precedent-he's the
first star to appear in technicolor
without makeup. They tested his
scanned countenance for Salute
to the Marines" with and with
out and decided the Berry visage
could best be photographed, as
always, au naturel.
Henry Fonda and several 9TH
er actors were working in the
sand dunes near Ell Centre, Calf,
for scenes in the picture, "The
Immoral Sergeant" The mer-
curry registered 1913. Among the
spectators was Capt. Bartle Bull
of the British army, veteran OF
the Libyan campaign. Fonda
" iped his brow and asked Bull:
How does this compare with
the Libyan desert?"
Dash it all" replied Bull,
there's only one place hotter
than this-and it isn't Libya."