Show - - - - - I I - I a t I Popularity of liorsebacic Riding Increases in S L With the—advent Of Saittéldcle the folksving classes: Horse-Lak- e horse lovers agaiii have donned' Imanship alas& for children 14 years of age and under thoroughbred or riding habit and can be seen daily saddle horses for grade on the greening foothills ladies thoroughbred cantering ladies' hunters (jumps not to Horseback riding is becoming in- - exceed three sadfeet) three-gaite- d creasingly popular due largely to the die horses ladies or gentlemen green actIVities of the Salt Lake Horse' hunters pairs' of thoroughbred or Show associatiOn and Fort Douglas grade thoroughbred saddle horses mil-officers d itary steeplechase pairs of Enthusiasts a 1Icipitte that the saddle horses and open itirnPilliseason w e one of the inost The program for June 3 follows: fpresent outstanding in the history of the dity Class for children 10 years of age or and already are making plans for at under three-gaitesaddle horses for least three horse shows here Riding ladies hunters back also has been taken up with marked open handyof three-gaite- mad saddle enthusiasm in otherparts of the state' horses pairs polo stake race thoroughbred notably 'Ogden and 'Logan where' or grade thoroughbred saddle horses horse shows also are scheduled soon' for gentlemen open offi- An outstanding event will be a cers' chargers military steeplechase horse show whielt will be conducted and touch and out jumping at the Fort Douglas arena June 2 Mr King said a show probably will and 3 at 2 p tn The show will be be conducted by the Salt Lake Horse sponsored by Fort Douglas" and the Show association in the coliseum at Salt Lake Horse Show association and the fair groUnds in October Another other groups of Utah will cooperate one it considered to be held probably Intensely interested in the plans in the CottonwOod 'district in August are C E Wright president of the Salt Professor E J Maynard of the Lake association and J G King Utah State Agricultural college has W H Moss is chair- written Mr King for a- list of 'Salt secretary Major man of arrangements Theprogram Lake riders who might be interested just completed was announced Satur- in taking part in a show at Logan day by Captain N E Waldron pro- on May le The Ogden Horse Show gram chairman association will sponsor a show in The program for June 2 will in- the Junction CityJunel 7 and IL five-gaite- d Ad' m i - ao 'APRIL 22 1934 D 9 - Espestrian§Lookimg Forward to Horse Show at Fort Douglas in rune mppnyllADE I : 4i i i i ' t ''s : 't '':' ' 's I ' i ''' - LOGAN— Coming as a surprise to the many friends of Miss Claire Ma- tie Turner daughter of Mrs Caro- line H Turner was the announce-reof her marriage to Morgan Berry Witholt which took place last ' e tst& ': i ' : ' k ' ' ' r '3 ' Na's ' "' t- 2' '" ' A ' ''- - '' '' '' - 4t:l ' I ''' t I I:10 ' ? i ' b - ''''' ' ''' - l r - s ' i 7 t '' st '''' 4 ' ma" ' ' : : s 7- - II rWCy “' 1 4 i :: '' ' 1 ' :: ( : t'::::i:-:::- k::?: 40i E :: )'''''''V 1:::':" '::::: ' ' ' 4' r z'"' 4 : I '3 1 ' 7' f 4 ': ': ' '' '""‘ -- A' '' I t ' 1 y I ' '' - 1 :s Japanese Tire of Hearing Rest ofWorld Use : t1) -- — 1 1 1 -- 4 ""8 :: : ''3L1' ::' ' ' :''::' "0""""""""""k:4161rA90 Ag4411431141$070401411114400066441100DKMi - '::- LiftatLiaaf ' : - ' '' '- - 6 '''' '' - ' :"'r"4""14 :! w'l 71 ': :t '2:1:::' '): :: ::r' J ' ':' favoring it Thereupon it was re ferred to "the committee forinves tigation of the national language' which functionS the ministrz pi education' :1 fl '111 - o A 10 1 :' t ctn iiiitsaneltd ecmaipl tredel:'Iasap17aena7ribely the reit of the world : ' That name Was born of an Italian's mispronunciation of the Chinese ren dering of two ideographs by which islands and mainland alike designate' ' the "land of the rising sum ' f' Henceforth by Official Slate thii - 4 name of the empire is Nippon gavente raver Chants final Long agitation for Iy reached an apex in parliament when both major parties of the house of representatives adopted resolutieni ' " I 7 :::::oi::::::: I : ':1' I 0 - ' ' s '' By GUNN JABS TOKYO (R)—After all these i turf ireathriniSk ' ' fr 7::::: t 1 ! 7 ' 17 - - - A 1 ::::::1 ::::t::::::i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: r- I : ' I ' 6i' Wrong Word 1 1 47 it 4 '1 : ‘ Obwtr'' 1 o 1::a: r( ' ' ' P ' 1 1 j k:''':'":::::::!:"L'::Z::::::::'':'::T:: ' ' 1 'ff'': A : if ::' 4ZC7 a t ' ''': '"' '''''"- ' ''s r p v :” - -- I4 e :: - ' ''' :: ? 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' ::x ! : ' - ' " 4 : N4 II P"' ! - ' it0414 r roe di ": -7 k 10 ' iK::: Nylie' -- se e ' ''''' :::::::::':A:' ' z ' ' 4- 1 t:: s : ' w4 ' ' ' s s'' '' 4 i s' ' t :01r ' ' BY PARLIAMENT - 4111 i ''''''' i -- P' - ' ' I ' 1 ? i-f- ' ' ss '' ' i t '1 '4' 4 ' ' - ' Nt40 ' 4' tsia it i - -' ('- " ' t too:- " Vs 1' ''s - ' - : 14:-401 ' ' :1 I- ' ' :tv bs N: - z : '' ' ' Logan Society and Clubs 4 OFFICIAL NAME -- - - d t SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING - 1 five-gaite- I aus :j 1!: :lek:t:424:ra ii01rwe4r!771 brought Irbil for "Nippon" for its adoptien then branches of the to the foreign ' : vpaaattrtvd mm!'hen:tss - - I vit: '' ::i fl'14-4guests at contract bridge Wednesday " ' :':::i4::i::n:'W94iip:i:'':q-:'':--:'-:4::: afternoon for Mrs A L Crawford :41'3"'::'' '"iI'':::!::§1i:-:::::::::::: :!':"Qtrv-I is ' where toe :::: of Omaha Neb At the cloei of the 1''Y':'?2:'-'1-'::?: Mrs Fred pan" or French Vapon" hal been cue games tea was served ' tomary in correspondence with C4eC Lundberg entertained four guests at IVA ::':!:4ftfl' IC:!4'( breakfast Friday morning for Mrs -‘ dentaitgovernments toto!' '"'''' :::!::::"i":lts'': The lapanesn' is the Crawford"Nippon" way October 9 and which was held as e A' —pardon Nipponese—pronounce two secret until Friday evening of last The fortieth wedding anniversary ''''' T ' Mr of celeand Mrs Earl ideographs meaning sun and "ort-- - -was Jesse week when it was announced at a brated Wednesa with gin" A free translation is "born oC' ''::::i:::::::::I::::::i) V '?)4::: family party '''''' 7'' bridge dinner party given for Mrs ::::' the sun" or by only a slight 'transi 0 P' which a marincluded several their day 7777" it" Wilhoit by her sisters Mrs C A 044$1s tionl ' " ' ' land of the rising lulu's" s ' Lundahl and Mrs Lettie T Rassmus- ried sons end their wives and ' I The to motored Lava Hot Poles Maros party Fault sen at the Bluebird The table was —4 ' for the day :440 1 :::::::i:-:4-::''::-04?A'::r1:'''' '''''IC?" i' napan"rreached the Occident onn- ehamingly deeorated with pink tea Springs x Rose Mrs ' entertained Newberger '4 roses in silver besketi All the apIt turies before anyt European had visit- :04&'7N :::::TP4:': ::!'"'::::'::' :1 at a family dinner party Tuesday g --- i ed -qr Nippon- Marco Polo theVenelian' pointments of the dinner were feaThe home was decorated with of this far away strange la nci":" :'':::::--tured in pink and silver Covers learned I'' V'j's71 '::11:-- ' and race when he visited Kambaluo were laid for fifty guests At the spring flowers Covers were laid for H:-:-" ten guests a telegram-wa- s cloteof (Peking) capital of the great mongol'' re7 :' '''::':'-i-emperot!of China iCublatKhan irei- :0031 ceived which' announced the mar4 4"1 Faculty Women e :'::'-:4 I 1275 There he' beard of an Wane riage The remainder of the everting Faculty Women's league of the U ::::::!:::::igiih:5::0i!:i!:::i: 1::::::!:::: nation of dwarfs lying toward theoi was spent playing bridge The high S A C met di the at i4JHI::):4 afternoon Friday iti east the rising sum ? ' score prize was awarded to Mrs N 'ift:'::::t:''Z''":'::'n:'7::!':':::::7 3 4'6' 1 0:: L D S seminary building The progr3 D Salisbury an all-cwave Chinese 'pronunciation The to Miss -' "'f (7 prize 4' — 4 "'" 3 something like i :': ' 410 wi - Margaret ' P I r7777 i4t Evelyn- Jensen and it guest- prize to am-was '' " Mrs Wilholt ' Mr and Mrs Wilhoit Wilkenson who gave a most interest' :::":1 the Chinese added l'kuo" meaning 1t ":':':::-'el':''::':: :1 ' will make their home in Logan "country" To Marco Polo's Italian "7! ' It 0440'4::g":::::':774:'0--:-- ing review of Andre Maurois' :::'''''"' 7 :::::1:-:::-i- '$ ears this sounded like 'Zipangu the : On Thursday evening the following "Arid" a life of 4!:4gii: ‘ There :::::::::::::: were :::::I:::::: Shelley ' he took back to Europe dinner and bridge a number of special guests present ':::::X::':::::" :' i1 ':' name arranged a 4 ''''''' ''''':::::::"'' :''''::::'''''''::: :''''''::::::' :::n:' ''''tAf::?::''Y' With--thelast omitted'"' ''!: party honoring Mrs Morgan Berry U A C Woman's club met Mon:'':':N''::::::::::i'': :1"'::fi:ai:: ' ' '"' transitionirorri-Zipaii-iCitFienctr-7-- Wilhole—Miss Grace Muir- - Miss Mae with t-' Carter Miss Violet Nielsen Miss day $4:"--:09:::i:'-4'1:::-'': "'' Miss Margaret Wilkenson as hostess Jeaaryt senotlw't4heett Elinmgleisihicaisapcaorini wmaoai :::!:':::::::!::::::!!::-I-::--i!::-:::-2:!:::4:::::'::' '''::' Velda Simpson Miss Ogandi Ander- Dr W L Winless of the commercial '''''''''' ':::V '::::0::':::4'':''''?:::::::':-J:?-::::!"t dore Matthew CPerrr cmssed the': ::::::::---Ison Miss La Rue Carlson Miss lone department of the U S A C gave a 0s::1-:i::::?i4::'':::"::': ir 1 1 ' Pecitio BO Olsen Miss Mamie Judah Miss Mar7 most interesting talk on "Probability ago to 'open this- aret Newey Miss Eva Snow The of War in Europe" Tea was served mwournidtr!Thteo Ilthaemotowmhmkehrcebegoafri"':thaRe':" ' I '4-' ' dinner was served at the Bluebird Special guests included Mrs Ellen :l 'f::44::::-':-0' i 4 earrte back as "Japan" after' 0 "Nippon" after which the guests motored to Barber Mrs James Linford Mrs W 1 lirikt a :: '''' the home of Miss Grace Muir for L Wanlass and Miss Dora Wright journey- around the :' ': el'-f' globe 1 ?''e"°glsu"''''''''Iw''w"' ::::':'r:'::?:::::' etio'":!:'!"'''''- 4bridge Two score prizes and a guest :: The Cash valley women's Demo 4 cultic study group metlit—thrthamSunday morning at the Hotel Ec- ber of commerce Wednesday after'''' ' cles a breakfast wu given for noon with Mrs W B Jones Sr pre:!:V"11i':l::ig:''':'''-'-'1k't'::t:!'::::- : LI):I101)-:LOOR::::::::::pHoyos MrsWilholt by' the members of her siding Dr William L Wan lass pro' Salt Lake horse lovers are riding often theii(dais inprePara o a card elubss follows: Miss Elva Ler- fessor of economics at the U S A C :7::1:::!:!:1:::::::''::Z::tli ''i'::n:::::1''':i:::'r tion for the home show which will be conducted at Fort- Douglas ' sen Miss Evelyn Jensen Mrs Charles gave a very fine talk on "The Admin!::1 :::1:1::p::i!v::F:: Jenkins Miss Phyllis Baugh Miss istration and Its Different Agencies" June 2 and 3 Among the most enthusiutio are: (it) George'D Gug- I1 Edna Mae Earl Mrs Howard CA which proved most instructive Mrs IYELU ' genheim shown on El Teniente (2) J J Fitzpatrick on Concha z: :i:?:1:::':'':i:: ' Miss Ruth Bair Miss Annice Reese Fred Wardsworth of the (3) Mr Fitzpatrick on Shasta t4) Mrs E Jo Franklin on John reporter :i::?:':::: Miss Katherine Preston Miss Vir- A LA discussed the topic in a very — '' ' ::: Barleycnrn— :Q:'f':''''':'-::r:':::::!::':'7 r!--- 7:7 4 7- 4" ' ' i ginia Crockett and Mrs Niel Ben able manner taking up all branches 1UP)-r-Th- e PHILADELPHIA: artO nett of it Music was furnished by Dennis 4 4 of one of Abe oldest') r Mrs M H Walker and daughter and Merrill Prows Misses Gessel world is a flourishing busines&I Mrs John Wallace of Salt Lake mo- Baxter and Hawkins sang three songs mcatoRP4")77004ss i for a Germantownilamily It started V 4 tored here Tuesday and were guests accompanied byDennis Prows Mrs as a hobby 27 years ago when Mr N of Mr and Mrs F P Champ until Harvey Chrisalansen Mrs Bernson N ' and Mrs Arnold G Talbot became & Thursday morning when they re- Mrs Merrill Mrs W E Skidmore 'N Poor Card Holders Are interested in a hand loom which bad A Fine Defense Essential turned home Mrs Fred Kidgell and Mrs Winston been gathering dust irt their attic for: Dr and Mrs W B Preston enter- Jones were appointed delegates to atto Get Anywhere I years They searched publia librar! tained at a buffet supper party the tend the state council of Democratic lei for books on the subject and in- i By 'JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON early part of the week honoring Mrs Women held in Salt Lake Saturday N about °lessee ? quired for F P Champ before her departure The next meeting of the study group 1 A VERY FINE DEFENSE cidedly difficult was not Impossible ithey had 330 success Most of the old ' Chicago The- - guests included Mr will be held the second Wednesday in In a recent sectional pair chant- An' interesting example of a double books on hand looms were lost ori and Mrs Champ Mrs M H Walker May and Mrs John Wallace of Salt Lake - The American legion auxiliary met pionship in the far west the 'follow- squeeze occurred on a land played destroyed anclnoone here knew how - to weave V Cordon Mr Wednesday evening St the American Professor and Mrs-ing deal was responsible for an East in the eastern champlonshiplourna—and Mrs G W Thatcher Lieutenant legion home in Logan canyon Mrs and West in an eighteen- - ment held in New York recently The So they 'started praclicing them Colonel end Mrs Carr W Waller Mr S R Stock gave an illustrated talk trying various" combinations i' Only about 600000 miles of this total table qualifying round At almost band wu played by Mr Albert H selves : By F B COLTON Morehead whose partner was Mr of thread and yarn Before long they: on—Nirlie 'United States in all tables Southithe Dealer end Mrs' E L Romney'Mr and Mrs on "The Daily Food Supply of the PARIS have played paving WASHINGTON (A')—Even the old The squeeze discovered that they could turn outo4 N D Salisbury Mrs Luther M Howcontract and at Geoffrey I Family" Special music numbers About the tame mileage is sur- February was France's most impor- a was effect!" against cine ot the products —appraised : by experts acn-ell Miss Frances Kelley Judge were given three table Refreshments but were dirt road muddy when it rains and every Water-boun- d ma- tant customer in the fine wine market ?Inte itgicecorlietrdaftrioon strongest pairs entered in the touma- - "eqUal to the best work of the mi rldlei George D Preston Miss Juana Peter- served The hostesses included Mrs dusty In dry weather isn't what it face& with gravel P son Miss MarJean Tyson Bill Pres- Don Edwards Mrs J J Edwards used to be—thanks to science cadam clay br sand The Other le' and her imports dwarfedthcise of any tpltleiv are athe 11landsi ment—namely Mr Lee Langdonand !gee' Quite suddenly a Market devell: ton and Richard Preston The table Mrs John Coburn Mrs R VanIrons pot! Lester Bachner::s6 South other nation unsurDealer miles 800000 are ' ' just plain Now you can mix up your dirt West Dealer oped for their cloths The frTalbotri'L Was attractively decorated with a Mrs Lettie Rassmussen Mrs H B sides Both 'vulnerable Fiscal statistics 'show 1364800hot-road in the laboratory first to see faced dirt roads Both sides vulnerable mound of daffodils Mrs Salisbury Johnson and Mrs Win W Farr mberand ttocltIlieakaeuztkowirtsels91 :thtabe lecitYloathandA )7 how it's going to behave and if it I The advantage of the "synthetic ties crossed the Atlantic in FebrUary and Miss Peterson poured at thetable Mr LaagJon is soil" the that or V33 to car's bids rich chair coverings and beautifurs fair experiments ' engineer spoil 4 your polish Miss Tyson and Miss Barbara Ann twice the amount taken by AK0t$643 Youthful Mayor Saveschoke you with dust try one of Uncle doesn't have to build a whole road rearly '0Q873 tapeatries: Their son and daughter Preston assisted in serving which Britain occupied the t7I13Z before learning how it will act under elloK)10 74 William and Trances Joined in th- eSam's new "synthetic soil's recipes Mrs Mae Collett announces the en- 4 11M 0 can second place owthe-expoof a chet adds operating condtions--InsteaduCollege 2 s'N- - 1 torth-1-4Maxine 653 gagement-c- if her - 4AK 104 daughter 414 A t dash of pepper or a slice of onion to send samples of his soil to the laboraToday the Talbot family lull 21— 7 to Edward G Quinney son ofMr and Shipments to the United States by ? !Iv" Mr mortheia Mr Mott-U11 1 looms in operation They hire addit I make his cauce taste right scientists tory where it will be tested to see BASSETT Iowa Mrs: I E Quinney X The marriage il and spark- !OK 9' were: Champagne Coj34 category steA52' tional help to fill orders Their hone South will take place in the near future youngest mayor is planning to lay of the bureau of public roads depart whether a road made of the material ling wines 547000bottles Bordeaux 4A852 tIC96 493 ' thaw A1074 devoted to the work reflects thto Miss Corlett' is a popular student of up enough money to put him ment of agriculture are experiment- will become rutty and heavy in wet 360000 bottles Bordeaux 43 barrels b1 '095 it absorbs moisture disKQ108 OAKg17 charm and atmosphere of days s'onem-- the Logan senior high school Mr through college from his milk route ing with sand clay stone and other weather because :" ' 232300 other ' and regions Burgundy A Q4 laiiTh 2 43 I whethor off s2 of run instead it 44762 to the ideal for materials letting soil make and truck garden receipts by I Quinney is a former student of the bottles sweet wines and aperatifs NN OA1062 41 FranceS after a rthodi Island school° His name is Ronald Boyd and his a road The experiments apply both er paving 'laid on it will crack be- 215700 bottles IL S A C Isoil fails to cause of design course develops the Int:— the 21 for unsurfaced and give 61097 is to roads 4Q6 adequate Since total exports to 32 countries Elected this spring to the paved Perhaps the largest end most 'dis- age terns for the rugs and other pleces VQ8S5 tinguished function of the week was townts highest office young Boyd the quality of the soil under paving 'support r were 6613300 bottles the United At some tables West chose to open The soil Is made Into a cookie-likwoven of 'wooit allalootton and 11nen:4 the musical given by the Clio club who has been &dive in youthful often determines how the pavingwill of Which 1918563 deuce clubs with of a the the more than sixth pre' "7 wafer in the bureau of public roads States took hollow evbning at tbe L D S farm organizations now splits his stand up chainsented Wednesday South with America's wine victory Mrliachne 1 and then tested in a ma- outgoing seminary under the direction of Mrs time between official duties and Possibilities of 'synthetic soil" in laboratory ipagne thirst resulted itt shipments of At the table in question South bid Frances Winton Champ who opened vending garden stuff and milk He the nation's road program are shown chine that reveals its strength and 'the sparkling beverage across the At- two notrumpo which North raisedto Mr Langdon being vulnerable If It proves unsatisthe program with sektch of the hopes to save money enough from by the figures on road mileage in the ether qualities of fine wine three The heart deuce was Opened wisely refrained from bidding more lantic the largest being t expert-'meathe scientists 'his buream business to put himself through United States There are about 3 factory o 'Life of Richard Wagner" An tiabo various combinations until in any category and only slightly less and the King died to the Ace South than four apades and the final eon rate program of Wagnerian musjc fol an agricultural course at Iowa State 1000000 miles of roads of all types the withmixture I by' West than the usual heavy exports of table then led the club Queen which won trace of six diamonds is found right 'according to government estimates lowed Mrs Champ wasintroduced college first trick with the the After took 629- - and followed with the club six which Switzerland to winning wine 'of soils fall that Intl Sampler A West was on the spot e but cor- - club King Mr Langdon led the spade by Mrs Burns Crookston president shipped to the laboratory and sepa- 200 bottles of the Clio club- - who also gave an ' 71 demand and redly figured his play Obviously King this was won with Dummy's In of the view present an-into rated their and ingredients must be conceded two tricks Ace and 'Mr' Morehead then led out South addressiof 'welcome to the three bunto President Rooseveit's intention sus I a The show lalyzed analysis may dred guests present hose-taking West more If in' to e his eight diamonds being aareful hearts—possibly BRUSSELS Belglitt certain proportion of clay sand atone pend the wine quota during May and ducked I the second round of clubs discard the heart Ten from Dummy ernment btuf decided to abolish prowl part on the program included: The and orgartic !natter - Comparing the lJune it is expected that wine trade W with N 'WWI orchestra Christo tricka four the that brotight college rather than a low heart This Ins- hibition but may have s light on Uri analysis with that of other soils that will compare favorably with prewar et least tiansen is conductor 'Mrs Glen Walk- As South had only the Ace- - vented Mr tangdon from discarding hen ? have proved satisfactory it often Is averages'by the end of the year of et' Wallace Salt in and soprano hearts lyric Queen only the Queen all but his Knave of hearts and hold- - A bill Is to be Presented amending7 possible to recognize what the faulty - Lake Walter Welt! baritone Ludean of clubs be must hold decidedly good ing stoppers in both spades and clubs : the existing law so as to allow the Hint KEEPS HIM FISHING soil needs ' NVW YORK April 21 worn with town as well as sports and diamonds Since Dummy since in that cue Mr: Bachner's heart unlimited sale of alcohol by licensed Rogers Foster pianist N W ChrisH spades ESSEX Conn Many clay soils benefit bt addition tiansen' violinist: Mrs Champ gave iners had two main objectives in clothes held an honor in both "still to be Queen could be $ineased to West's of adand sand soils publicans hotel keepers - and restatti2' many sandy Comstock 94 believes the only way opened" suits Declarer could surely' heart King-ninby Two new two piano selections Mrs Waltet mine todair styles are a The final 'position rateurs r thhowing of the new " ' hat of braided mousse-r- dition of clay It often happens that to keep young is to "go fishing" 7:11iS be expected to score live tricks in was Welti and Mrs N W Christiansen It Is calculated that the ration within reasonable hauling distance of year he was one of the first to take combined the accompanists There were warm weather models and I thorough line with a tiny veil and a taffeta revnue would benefit to the extent a new road it may be possible to ob- out a license For years he has fished spades and diamonds of a A- — guests pres- - check on which ones of their earlier lor with an exaggerated brim that tain -the soil constituent tliat in "any stream big enoughto hold a But—a wonderful but—if South of early $70000000 this being fig--- just st Mrs-Joa models were met child's — sailor 3 them recalls with held favor hat but hn s Declarer's entAmong road-Thured as tho loss to the treasury hovt:' trout" and he is a regular seasonal spades were not 14to— One observation was that the ()tiA less trying sailor has a slightly needs to be added to the faulty A Widtsoe Mrs Emma Lucy Gates as visitor at Nova Scotia Newfoundland I result of illegal liquor consuMpl Bowen 'of Salt Lake Mr and Mrs the face styles did not make the bit turned down brim and a wide rib way there wet chance to defeat 41A tior advance laboratory' tests cost and the Boston sportsmen's show 4 -- I worn and band a is had been with rakish In of bon that for Kimball contract Rice the hoped Ogdet explanaprovided South could I Pofitical observers say that the bilr less than building a bad road be held to two heart tricks Another: muSical feature of the tion it was said that this wu natural tilt almost certain to be passed by the lVIRVfl IS it tAT Mother version of this "cowboy" to week was the presentation Of Miss as only a young and ingenuously On this basis West refused Make 12 PEWTER STEIN LIDS INDORSED senate but that there may be ti barer § Nais built the lines can G vocal thernaturat secorld round boldup:'A of stand such exposure type Jane Reed promising young pretty face along n NUERKNBERG Germany (A)- - moment's battle in the house ulent of Professor Walter Weltl Young women fortunate enough to poleon's tricorne except that it too Nazis Jail Father—Son It etudy will show that this on beer The labor group opposes the amend) been have Pewter lids mugs worn is 41610 the back have trimmed It faces are Fourth is far ward' with of this description resulted in Sunday efternoon at making 'one Moscow' For 'Heil ment suggesting Instead reinforcerr Remark this indorsed as bygienie by city's Mr a was little cockade assisted She two J wearing the hearts a diamond and a spade by VQ1SS I 1 chapel ment of the existing law' and moral' health department and the local A bat of patent leather 'also worn 0Marcus Griffin end Mrs Welt! A fine sailors that sit on the top of the head clublive beautiful trick' for a clean control by limiting public bark obtained severe have backing pewterers mob-artWomen and a rendered which who wide on the bead drew on the board and SIX) an little haven't prefer the back 4- 1BELN VP)-- -A profession of com- from breweries in urging beer garprogram was and by antialcoholic educational propEssuwest top of the section applause from a select'Itudi- flared brim that is "cowboy" or "des- cap affair of silk and ribbons worn rMinismln North 2 diamond West When led the a Berlin street means ask- dens tp substitute lidded eini1dlor At many tables the bidding should aganda far to the front and leaving most of ence perado" or anything else ingenious was forced to discard a heart In orI open-to- '- - the glasses have made the defense even clearer der to hold the Scabbard and Blade gave a dancing designers can suggest new bon- ing for trouble bair exposed are-tw- o : ' club ' The club 1111T11 EAT & DROPS high South's opening bid of one spade was Straw is being worn much more nets for those who must have Irty Thursday evening at the Bluewas now discarded from Dum Passing ia couple of nazis who greetQueen HOSPITAL PARIS WARSAW CIOSES tt so season in (2)—The Warsavt the Icommonly t overcalled with bird sponsored by the honorary than usual North early thing different by a not heart hold 'could South and r my ed each other 'Pith a solemn "Heil cause for- alarm lit zettelinds PARTS (R)—The Cbarhe bospitaL two clubs whereupon South'i bid members in bbnor of the active mem- with navy blue and black preferred The tricome Is playing a return the without relinquishing stopper two communists Richard Koer- founded ' birth rate among Polishu bers The honorary members includ- clors White is beginning to appear gagement and another new note Is by Queen Marie de Weida was three notrump spade Ten and making 1lummy's diminishing state ern ed Dr W B Preston Dr C C Ran-- on these dark hats Small bunchel a hat that might be called a quardi- per and his son Willie in- In 1002 and first to giye separate beds Some pairs played the hand with spade Five a winner 'gr intellectuals It claims thatchild Finally to IC) II Professor E J Maynard Judge Of flowers or fruits used chigly for corne—four corners This hat of terjected: "Heil Moscow to your and to patients 'soon must close under South as Dummy after a one notrump MoreheaC won the last three tricks ployes &vertigo only One - family Christian doctors 184 and un added Illort pungent remarks When the city's policy of removing big hos- - response to the original spade bid and with his three hearts is practically Light refresh- color are the trimmings Most 9ten tong!) straw George D Preston Jewish physicians 151 whereas be trimmea and is worn far to one side a crowd Collected ments were served About 30 couples seen ' pitals to suburbs and replacing them an ultimate declaration of three no a A more formal type of beret is now One corner over tile right eye the the World war doctore families were in attendance King Features Koerper senior was sent to jail for :vith smaller emergency esi'ablishltromp A heart opening by East wasl(Copyright1934 -- - ' de-44 childreo dicate defense MU A B Olsen entertained tow' being ahown—a beret that can beother corners falling where they may a year His NM got nine months Iments and the leveraged Inc) ilogical though I IMMINNOni - ii44i0::'i:--:':Kr:':1:':!'- ti:::::::$ 1 s nt t " 7 4-- e :1 k:::-- : A :':k:X:'::':':: s tam-lilie- C "'' ':'44: : ' o'' 'i tge7 117 eve-'lin- '':!'owooc' ' - -- : 4i::!'!' 04r r 1p:' ' :444 - - - given-by—Mi- ss afternoon-at-the-Bluebi- K:::'-'- t rd- - ''''' -:':- i :::::tr '::i: :::: ---- "I :k::'' Aor- 4i: u: no-ho-st 'c 11' t) i - 'f I' -: ':4: f:'::':02k!'' !::!-i:kNA- - ':' - 1 :!1:-'- hr : '':1::'':V::!: " rars '- - ''' - ' ::::::::1: " ' 1 no-ho- st :)::: : ) "'11P ": 4:'::i ( I I : I qNiiit:ws!:14::::::::j:::0?!1 "T MA T ::::i4ii::::::::w:6:is4:iiik::: - -- -- - - ' 'CONTRACT BRIDGE i i:''r00vdIr ' hand-weavin- in-th- If :- ' U i iut America Proves Leading French Wine Customer Improves Dirt Roads By 'Mud Pie' --Experiments S - hard-surface- d - top-scor- e Mott-Smit- three-notrum- p h - ' -- s '' - —ForCourse at sake - rt be - —A Y99 At (UP)--Aineri- ca's v ' e - - BelgianCabinet Sèèking Revenue 'Attacks Dry Lai! - Milliners Hurry to Show New Models for Summer 1 1 go' (A3)–-Th- (UP)--Geor- e head-dress- e n e t - Ace:King-Queensma- 1 AL East-Wes- t- - saucer-brimme- top-sco- y -- pj the-mo- - ' p ' Hit-!er- ) k Syn-Itor- 1 I - If! 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