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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-26
D GRASS SECTION
School News-Locals- ciety-Chu1 Notes-Servlce News
Mrs. Geraldine GormleY. Correspondent

School News-Locdls-Society
Mrs. Geraldine Cor
Lodge Gross Locdls
Directors of the Boosters club
held their weekly meeting Mon.
day evening at the Rangeland
cafe.
Cliff Smith of Crow Agency
was a Lodge Grass caller last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Williams
were in Sheridan Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Graham
we're in town Wednesday from
their ranch on upper Lodge
Grass creek.
Mrs. Layman Waddle and son
George of Lowell, Wyo., visited
over the week end at the home
of Mrs. florence Waddle.
Mrs. r.. J. Brown and Mrs. o.
L, Matthews were initiated in
to the Order of Eastern Star in
Hardin Thursday evening. Other
Lodge Grass ladies attending
the meeting were Mrs. P. R.
Forman, Mrs. A. M. Stevenson,
Mrs. Fay Abel, Mrs. Jack Mat
tox, Mrs. Curly Wells, Mrs. Mar
jorie Clanin, and Mrs. Gerald
inc Gormley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Taught
are the parents of a son, Ron
aid David, born Monday at St.
Vincent's hospital in Billings.
Mrs. Charles Mcknight and
son, Robert Dale, of Billings
visited at the Sam Reese home
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Buck Hensley
and boys were callers at the
Frank Mason home Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Williams
and Audrey made a trip to
their ranch at Decker Friday.
Miss Mabel Holley visited Sat-
urday and Sunday with Miss
Marian KnutSon in Billings.
Mrs. Walter Wolfe and daugh-
ter Shirley Ann of Sheridan
were guests last week end at
the A. M. Stevenson home.
Luther Chatham was in town
Friday on business.
Mrs. Ole Nelson was in Har-
din Friday on business.
Miss Helen Harris was a week
end guest at the W. o. Williams
home.
Mrs. H. c.. Young and Miss
Juanita Fenton were Hardin
callers Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Wilson and son,
Mrs. Carroll Graham and son
were callers Wednesday at the
Dutch Castle home.
Billie Miller was in town on
Saturday from his ranch on
Lodge Grass creek.
MI. and Mrs. D. w. Chandler
attended the funeral Monday
in Laurel Of Mr.. Chambers
brother-ll-laW, Loren Sanders.
Mrs. Kenneth Morrison anc
daughter visited last week a;
the home OF Mrs. Morrison
parents in Dayton, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Peast
and daughter we're LJGge Grls;
callers Friday.
Mr.. ana Ms. &c To4@vr..
visited al l.4 JOu-l -1Al4J-
Nome WeCneoUay.
Mis-. Leonard FvY...s vas ,
Hardin caller Thursday.
Mrs. James murray AID STA,
son Were house guess AS, "tc.
OF MI. and Mrs. .. l. " 4--
III Hardin.
MI. and Ms. DUu,>!u CIu%
son were in from IT,. ru.-1.
on upper Lodge GI4Sa S4tulUu
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay As. 80.
Sheridan callers last Iuuouuy.
Mrs. Edith HarWoou ~l1 Mis-
RoSkie OF Montana oLa.e ~.
lege in Bozeman, VISITED IL
Home Economics department [
the local high school Friday.
Bob Barnett of Hardin Uslte
IN Lodge Grass Friday.
1t. and Mrs. Carl Wake an
small daughter of Cheyenn'
Wyo., arrived here Thursday fo
a visit with their parents, M
and Mrs. B. H. StutSman an
to be present at the wedding {
Flight Officer George Stutsmal
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stever
were in town Saturday evenir
from their ranch on Lods
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-26
LADIES AID

LADIES AID
Mrs. Marian Sherod wa S
hostess to the Ladies Aid in the
social room Of the Little Brown
church the first meeting in
April. Members present included
Mrs. j.. Eggart, Mrs. Fay Abel,
Mrs. o. L. Matthews. Mrs. P.
r. Forman, Mrs. T. E. Turner,
Mrs. Doc Lohmaier, Mrs. o. L,
LandOn, Ms. Lee Keller and
Mrs. F. L. LeWnO.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-26
e ANNIVERSARY

ODOGANVc
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lining
celebrated their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday at a
dinner in the Palace cafe in
Sheridan. A reception followed
at the Townsend hall in Lodge
Grass, where more than 100
friends of the couple gathered
to pay their respects. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lining were married at
St. Francis, Kansas, April %,
1895 and came to Lodge Grass
in the spring of 1929. Family
members present at the reunion
included the six daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lining: Mrs. Fs-
ther Havener, Mrs. Horne r
Jackson and Mrs. Stewart Ma
son of Lodge Grass, Mrs. Maud
Scheid and Mrs. Jessie Nash of
Helena, Mrs. George Wildish of
Miles City; the only son, Lyle
Lining of Hysham and the fam
lilies of the aforementioned. Al
so present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Steinhorst of Alexan-
dria, Mimi, and Mrs. Lydia
Lining of Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-26
DINNER GUESTS

DINNER GUESTS
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Nelson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs.
Bill Zimmerman, Mrs. Gerald
inc Gormley, Mrs. Lawrence
McComas and Lyndell, Mrs.
Charles Mayo and Judy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-26
DINNER

ANNIVERSARY DINNER
Mrs. D. w. Chandler enter
tanned at dinner Saturday even
ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Lining on their fiftieth
wedding anniversary. A green
and yellow color scheme was
used.
In addition to the honored
guests. those present included
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steinhurst
of Alexandria, Mimi, Mrs. Ly-
dla Lining OF Hardin, Mrs. Jes-
sic Nash and Mrs. Maud Scheid
Of Helena, Mrs. Leone Suthe--
land, Mrs. Lavonne Mason and
Shirley, M and Mrs. P. R. For
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Smlth, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Footit, Mrs. Barbara Bucking-
ham. Mrs. Burton Chandler, ..
W. Chandler, Walter and Por-
ter.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-26
BIRTHDAY

BIRTHDAY DINNERS
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Chandler
entertained at a 100 o'clock
dinner last Tuesday in honor
of their granddaughter, Lila
Mae Buckingham on her 18th
birthday. Others present includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Buck
ingham, Jimmy and Shirley,
John Manolis, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Lining, Mr.. and Mrs. Cap
Standish, Helen, Jackie and
Freddie, Walter and Porter
Chandler.
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Lining
entertained at dinner last Fri
day evening in honor of D. W.
Chandler on his birthday.
Others present were Mrs. D. W.
Chandler, Walter and Porter.
Mrs. D. w. Chandler enter
tanned at dinner Friday noon
in honor of her husband on his
birthday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Bucking-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Linn
ing, Bill and Jimmy Bucking-
ham. Donnie Stevens and WAL
ter Chandler.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
Hoa.s IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, repairs. painting, remodel
ing: expert mechanics: reasonable prices
HIGHWOOD BUILDING CO., EN-. 1881. =
ALTERATIONS. REPAIRS. modernization
gwen. give JOSEPH LIGHT coHsTRUcTfnoN 6s.s1, ION
eoMGNrT eo 4ss ksncesy eSNyrdfoRa fs aE IA t1s es
Knotty pine recreation rooms, general re-
pairs Evening phone, AT. 2295
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning: par
quet Installations: Bruce finishes, FLOOR
HOUSE REMoDELING. carpenter work a
specially. Phone Oliver 0719 all day
JOHNs-MANvILLE roofing. siding. storm
SGhrp Sssh; .T2n 1S cU years tS tSsoopoay. pay. GATES
Sa3hKASTaHd WEsThfRsfRirPiSe fR ri and caulk
sWENsoN wEATHERsTRiP SERVICE.
pAiNTING z AND DECORATING, 40 years at
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
at reasonable rates. For free estima ties,
Call RA. $3.50 or GE. 1853 after $50 p.n,
LUCAS, LUCAS 81 LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available. Free estimates White mechanics.
BROS. Co. Di. 41oO: after 5 pm. FR
ROOFING. ASBESTOS siding, remodeline.
MpRyEaST fsTp1s aS TessS ro sECgRITX H9ME
cHhn sSn1s x. z wSooDsos co.-Roonns. sid.
isls " n@ s siSrfsIssoss.'n 1885, storm sash
Evening star., 1945-01-07
eUsINEss oPpoRrUNITIFs.

(. ROOMING HOUSES, can be bought sep.
aratey 9r so3gssashoer near eta and sts
isi 1900 sas each. f1oS Be. asas De 00usn' '0'
YOUNG 8 PASTOR offers Is roms, Az
$500 monthly; a near statier Hotel; would
down down. Mr.. M Pastor, fs Ma npa 5as7. e YouNd q &
PASTOR, 1129 Vermont ave. NV.
R0OMING HOUSES, 81 rooms, IA baths,
well furnished, stoker heat. running water
Restaurant, air-conditioned. beer license.
right. OWENS realty. Me. 04s6.
GROCERY AND MEATS - Excellent ne
ioc:: GOOD bus: & equipment; beer lic;;
h.-w.h.; b-yr. lease: price reduced ior i'm
mediate edt sas Que to illness; small cash pay
Rooming house. IA rms, 3 baths; gas
heat; rent, $125 mo-; one of the best rent.
ing sections IN NV: close to everything
S35S;5o and apt. for owner; $1,000 cash
handles.
Rooms ard apartments. II rms, ar.
ease Iansea oil h'o sPs income rsn1 sldo d9ota9
mo-: good, clean house and good furniture
81 900 cash handles.
rms; rent, 81 10 mo-: income quoted, S375
mo-: $500 casn handles.
Boarding house, 1s rms, baths; oil
h.-w.h.; newly decorated; fire escapes and
gongs; nicely furnished; 5-yr. lease; rent;
$3.50 mo-; income quoted, $1,000; priced
at $500.
Guest house, walking dist. downtown;
25 rms, 8 baths; rent, $3.50 mo-: income
quoted, S1,640 mo-: lease: serving . meals
daily at present; priced at S6,500; good
terms.
Beauty shop. excellent downtown loc.;
st: NV; 3-yr; lease and apt: heat and
hot water furnished; rent, $50 mo-; priced
at $1,000, with $3.50 cash.
Barber shop, 3 chairs: income quoted
S225 wkly.: gas heat; rent, $50 mo-; good
downtown loc.; $1,000 cash.
Beauty shop, very modern, in heart OF
business section: NV. loc.: 2 operators and
owner; 3-yr. lease; income quoted, $1,000
$4,000. with $1,000 down; rent only S11o
Dry cleaning shop. retail store; 2-yr
lease and apt; rent, $50 mo-; income
quoted, $500 net: priced at $500 cash.
Guest mouse, close to House Office Bldg.
income quoted, $1,000 mo. on rooms only;
oil h.-w h.: good lease; fire escapes and
gongs; $1,000 cash handles.
Restaurant, busy NV. location: seats
approx. $50; newly. redecorated: air-condi-
toned; income quoted approx. $4,000 mo
large LIQUOR stock on hand: price. $4,000,
plus stock dollar for dollar; terms.
Apartments. A st. Sc: close to Capitol;
rms. arranged into 3 apts.: rent only
S47.50 mo-: income quoted, S140 mo
meets all requii ements; $1,000, with 5000
cash down payment.
Rooming house, good 2nd st. Sc. loc;
8 rms, oil h.-wh.; rent only $50 mo-; in
come quoted, S235 mo-; all is; mattresses
snd sndo good linens ,m,, priced at & 81 With
and Business Broker, 1s29 Eye st. NV.
RE 5345
Evening star., 1945-01-07

DGS, grocery, beer, meats business
s9o0 weekly: short hours, no Sunday. truck.
fixtures. equipment and stock; worth more
than ask ing price of S4,950.
groceries. meats, vegetables: business
5000 weekly mixed trade: complete price
Tor everything, $4,000: stock and fixtures
worth more.
Delicatessen and meats, business over
large inventory; price reduced, $1,000 for
everything, terms: owners quote net in
come over $500 weekly.
S1.10Q weekly: no competitions: old, WELL
established location: price. Sc. 500 for
nxtures, equipment. truck and stock.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF, Ma. 93S9. .GE.
1858 or RA. 6627.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

FIREPLACEs, MASTERPIECES creations; free
estimates MADEIRA. 500S Just st. ne. :
IN VIRGINIA call PATTERSON GARDINER
Co.. CHI. 1922. Johns-Manville roofing.
siding. insulation: storm windows, heating,
remodeling; terms.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME--Porches in
closed. recreation rooms built. attics nm
and plumbing, roofing, siding and storm
sash. Get our free estimate. Terms ar
eral contractors. GE. 9551.
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING Co.
Special rates this week on painting paper
ing, plastering, insulation, weather-strip-
ping. Easy payments. Call Mr.. Willis,
TR. 1910. or Mr.. Rowan. NE. 1647. 81
Evening star., 1945-01-07

prlce, SIZ.2oo terms ANTHONY BRO-
kERAGE CO.. 127 B st. Sc. AT. 7764.
BOOMING HOUSE. Columbia rd. mr.. 18th
NV: II rooms baths. gas heat SS7 so
rent; T nice home and business: price,
$1,000; terms. EDWIN /. ELLIS; Capitals
ave RIM. 217. RE. 5140.
YOUNG & PASTOR offers 1s rooms 6
bath expensive furniture on Que street
over months oWner has anofher
$4,000 down Now read this carefully
nrr ts WON'T ast onE ea MS
das Ssns ST. MS 5sss Yo6N A pSToR ssss Rr fIsa Spn
Vermont ave. NV.
RESTAURANT-COCK .LOUNGE-war
or no war always good location; one of
best spots on Penn. ave; beautiful chrome
and leather upholstery; large, modern
R. NJ. DesHAzo, 922 18th. MA. $500
BEAUTY SHOP. modernly equipped, good
n G. 6 REsssEEGeEE. is ES s$s 14tR NA $50 :
permanent Govt. bldes.-; closes s pm. no
NJ. c. REssEGGER. sas 14th. NA. $500. :
RESTAURANT-Jus a. nice, small. money
sHAzo So 14th. 1o Ma. setPsi 55so. H. M Pe
BOOMING HOUSE and apts., Belmont st
between I4th and 18th NV. 10 rooms, 3
81, 600 down, EDWIN L. ELLIS. Capitals
Largest Guest House Broker, 1910 Vermont
ave, RIM. PIT. RE. 5140.
BOOMING HOUSE, right at Dupont Circle
IA rooms, 3 baths; S1I5 rent: lone
lease; dandy location: aver. furn; ST 25O
down. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Capitals largest
guest house broker. 1910 Vermont ave-
RIM. 21T. RE. 5140.
YOUNG e. PASTOR offers guesthouse, 81
rooms: rent. $500; oil heat; income quoted
$4,000. Large dining room seats 90 peo-
pie: expensive furniture, has elevator
$4,000 down Mr.. Young, MA. 24o5,
YOUNG o. PASTOR. 1929 Vermont ave
NV.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

ELLIS, Capitals largest guest house broker.
ol9 9vnpT Xesmont sye Rm nls RE 5i49 Ia
a sacrifice my grocery -delicatessen store
doing splendid business and growing each
day. Stock, fixtures; truck, 10-yr. lease at
for occupancy viii let ali go for $4,000
cash if sold this week. Call between II
am arn,tModd and 2 Md Pm any day. 3slo 3sth St.
GUEST HOUSE, 90 rooms, 5ia baths: Mass
ave. nr. 22nd NV; oil heat; s275, rent
come come quoted 'i up to 81 $40 mo-; 0fa beautiful
dining room. completely equipped. Showr
by appointment; 81 200; terms. EDWIN
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave, RIM s17
HI HI-cLAss LIQUOR RESTAURANT. nea,
year lease: gross receipts for 1914 ovel
S15o0o0; seats over 100; one of the nices
pas sFocE al about haf DOWN YoUN
PASTOR, 1929 Vermont ave. NV Ma
5-hND-1o STORE, well stocked. big money.
About $4,000 cash will handle. Unusua
aayE IDEAL RSca4oS BoS sffX o saf liquor radio
lunch. clothing, valet. cut-rate drug, fur
floors above, basement, wide alley Rea
ROoMING HOUSE, IL rooms. 8 baths, SO;
s eiec. refrigerators, in, fact plenty Of fur
ssoo do%n ns9me E6WN SaHhsa 0Efl Ellis S cspfa H
largest guest house broker. 1o1o Yer
mont ave, Rn. 217. RE. 5140,
RESTAURANT, 500 seating capacity oper
600 yearly: ali. conditioned; price. $3.50.
600; building, business and 100000 stocl
included; S65,000 down payment. MICH
OLAs J. GASToN. Selling and fnancint
business places. sol woodward Bldg, DI
BEAUTY SALON, large, modern, best o
equipment, ideally situated in northwes
business section: several operators vii
sacrifice to quick buyer. Box :.0o-Y, Star. :
GIFT BUSINESS for immediate sale
Small, low rent: stock. $500 cash. Apply
between and pm. weekdays, 56"5
Georgia ave. NV. Do not phone.
BOARDING HOUSE, Clifton st. betwee,
18th and 18th NV; IL rooms, 21z baths
oil heat; SS5 rent; s guests. rate Sal mo
each; nice furniture; S1.500 down. EDWIr
l. ELLIS, Capitals Largest Guest Hous,
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave-, RIM. 217
RE. $40.
CLEANING, pressing, altering; nice-ap
pearing store, apt. above: fine pressins
machine: low rent. Price, SI100 casf
fer everything. Box 315-Y, Star. 4
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Qk1MQhoM||Ez'|||]jj|!yI''|' 90 - -
limbs D. - l!l;|@

Always use shoe horn when
putting on your shoes. Ease the
foot into your shoe and you won't
break the back or strain the
seams. They'll look well longer.
Put shoe trees into the shoes the
minute you take them off. Wrinkles
are ironed out then, while the
shoe is still moist and warm.
The more thoroughly plates and
dishes are scraped, the easier the
washing job will be.
A teaspoonful Of ammonia
added to the jar of water in which
steel wool is kept will prevent rust
from forming.
Try making work aprons out of
old or used feather ticking. Use
a shop apron as a pattern. Make
them with plain hems or trim with
bias binding or ric rae braid.
4ACSC dPl OllS 1lCC0 llO SLdA I'll, AS-
quire little ironing and are ideal
for wear in the milk house, laun-
dry room or when canning.
To find your door key in your
handbag, fasten piece Of ribbon
onto the key. Sew snap on the
other end of the ribbon and snap
1t to the bag.
Plant grass in a flower pot for
your cat, and set the pot where
the cat can help himself, as grass
Is essential to his health.
Clean the keys Of your piano
with denatured wood alcohol. This
will help keep them from turning
yellow.
Let the gelatin CONCEAL a bit be-
fore adding the fruit. This will
keep the fruit from going to the
bottom of the mold.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
By VIRGINIA VALE
Released by Western Newspaper Union

By VIRGINIA VALE
DRESTON FOSTER has goth
i Century-Fox over a barrel re-
garding his motorcycle. A clause
in his contract says he mustn't
ride it while he's working in pic
ture-but from the first days of
"Thunderhead Son of Flicka"
he rode it into the studio and no.
body said word. He hadn't enough
gas to drive his car from Newhal
every day, so the ban on the motor
cycle was lifted. He took Rita john
son on a death-defying ride around
the studio to celebrate-Rita's one Of
the leads in the picture-and after
ward she commented ''No wonder
the studio doesn't want him to ride
that thing. With him a motorcycle
isn't a means of transportation
it's a lethal weapon"
y
John Conte, who's back at his
post as master Of ceremonies of the
Frank Morgan radio program, ac-
complished a lot during his six
months absence. He had his first
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
SEWINC CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK
Potholders Welcome Shower Gifts

To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
tons for the two bluebird potholders
(Pattern No. 5844) and color chart for EN-.
broidering, send 10 cents in coin, your
name. address and the pattern number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
ID required in filing orders for a few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
ODDS AND ENDS

The W~ner Bros picture based on the
story Of Sgt Al Schmid, blinded marine
hero Of Cuadalcanal, has ne.o title-in-
stead Of "This Lone of Ours" it s0iu be
called @Pride of the Marines Flor
ence Halop, radio actress currently appear
ing in "Dapid Harding Counterspy," is
the sister of Bile Halop, one Of the Dead
End Kids. nosD soifh the army signal corps
in France. y. Kathleen Norris makes her
ibo,g as a ssriter Of radio daytime serials;
the popular pouelist ia suifing Bright
z Horizoils,@ hie serid starting Joan AIexan-
der and Dick KOIImdl, on CHS.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

featured role in a picture-"Lost in
a Harem," with Abbott and Cos
tello-in which he played opposite
a handsome gal named Marilyn
Maxwell; and they were married a
short time after the picture was
finished.
Barbara Brown gave up the role
of Robert Hutton's mother in War
ners' ''To Young to Know because
of illness; when she recovered they
cast her in the same picture, this
time as the woman who adopts Hut
toms baby.
A wedding performed on Septem-
ber 26, 1922, was reenacted down to
the last detail for Captain Eddie"
On the screen it duplicates the news
pictures of the original ceremony al
most. exactly. Even the signs ON the
back Of the car the bride and groom
drive away in are the same. Fred
MacMurray and Lynn Bari are the
actors; the original participants
were Adelaide Frost and Capt. Ed
die Riekenbacker.
Like lot of us, Frank Ross is
tired Of those Hollywood searches
for ''unlnowns" that end with a
Hollywood personality getting the
role. He's really searching for an
unknown beauty for the role Of "Sal-
ONE" in 'The Robe; he gets mail
by the ton, but looks at every photo
graph himself. Attractive girls be-.
tween the ages Of 16 and rs still have
a chance.
Audiences gasp and laugh at q
scene in "It's a Pleasure" in which
Sonia Henie goes up to Michael
O'Shea's apartment in an elevator,
because the elevator operator looks
so much like Frank Sinatra. His
name is Dave Wilcox, and he says
he's lost a good many movie parts
because Of his resemblance to '"The
Voice.; resemblances like that have
wrecked more than one Hollywood
career.
3
. Florence Lake, who has practical
1y made a career of playing Edgar
Kennedy's wife In his RKO come
dies, has been cast for q comedy
role in t'George Whites Scandals Of
1945." Just for change, this time
she plays mother-nOt Kennedy's
either.
Ingrid Bergman has "gisno''-
MARINE 1iuCn for an OoScar - The
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

Ingrid Bergman has a "gismo'-
marine lingo for an oscar" The
bronze statuette of marine was
awarded to her by Leatherneck, the
official publication Of the corps, as
the top actress of 1914, and it's a
trophy to be proud of.
-
Dick Long, Hollywood high school
student, not only landed the role of
Claudette Colbert's son in ''Tomor-
row is Forever" but his screen test
was SO good that he was given a
term contract with International
Pictures, instead Of one-picture
contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01
Group Here
Will Attend
River Meet
Hearing Set For
Next Wednesday Al
10 A. NJ, South Hill

" " -,
y delegation from thlS county VIII
attend the nearing III oou'' nm Va
u,N, Wednesday, III connection win
the proposed bussS isi'''o power ana
ttgod cohtiul oeNelopi,'eil' "''o VIII
oppose any pl3slai'i ma "o"lo m
= date some z-'ooo I" -''ooC acres OF
Nenys county i"no 'lio"sh BACK
water rom 'H' MY" GAM nat IS
proposed.
Propose Oh nc meeting - ~ iof
nl-H to Ihr puo'iC Il Cohipie't ana
INA. report OF -, .. army engineers
ea the pIopoSeu Ne'opii''l!'' me
Ultimate " o. Nilieli Is estimated
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01
A TOO COSTLY LUXURY

illnesses ARE nice things to
try. They u%ndeniably offer you
many chances to get tricks which
otherwise I not possible, and to
shut out winning cards belonging
to your opponents. There are
times. however, when a tinesse is
a luxury which costs much more
than it is worth. Using up an en-
try to get into position for a IL
n~esse'can destroy the entire TIM
ing Of the hand in some situations
and mean the loss Of a lot of
tricks. whereas avoiding the fl
nesse would have paid rich divi.
ueLNS-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01
Your Weekend Question

Under what kind Of circum-
stances should a d~eclarer lead a
low card from the A-k-Q-4-2 of a
suit toward the 1919 in dummy?
.atlrfS Syndicate Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01

Approximately 800 pounds Of BIZ
luminous coal will be required to
manufacture your new automobile;
20 pounds for az alarm clock, 100
pounds for a bicvcle and 400 pounds
Tor a washing machine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
THE Authority on Authorities"

EastS double. and would have
made it against a lead Of the club
A. South considered himself q
better card player than his part
ner, and then proceeded to prove
he was not good enough
When West led the club X,
South had a chance to make his
contract. But just see what he did
He led the heart 2 TO the A. then
brought out the spade 3 for a
tlnesse of the G. He laid down the
A in the hope that he could drop
the K, but it didn't work. and then
he sent the spade j to that card
East thereupOn made the damag-
ing return. the heart s. 1t was Won
IN the dummy, which now had no
other entries. So South used the
heart Q for M diamond discard
and then the heart j. which East
rutted, forcing an OVer-ruft with
the spade 8. IN his own hand to
stay, South had to wind up losing
three diamond tricks. so was down
three.
After the club lead was ruffed,
South should have laid down the
spade A and then led high spades
until East used the X. Winning
any return. South could have
drawn trumpS and discarded his
diamond losers on hearts An
original heart lead. and later heart
repeat. would have made the con-
tract impossible, but nothing else
could have.
Your Weekend Question
Under what kind of circum-
stances should a declarer lead a
low card from the A-k-Q-4-2 of a
suit toward the 1919 in dummy?