Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1935, Page 11

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Frey, defending champions, de- feated the Louisville, Ky., team of Ell Brown, 3d.; Malcolm Crawford, Vernon Shallcross and H. Whitewell Wales, jr. by 2,600 points. Stearns substituted for David Burnstine, who was ill. Misplay Aids Four Aces. A misplay on a makeable grand | slam bid by the Louisville team paved the way for the Four Aces' victory. The Southern players went down 100 | points on the hand, where they could have made 2,200. Culbertson’s team of himself, Mrs. Culbertson, Theodore Lightner and ( Philadelphia entry of Charles J. Solo= mon. E. G. Ellenbogen, Louis Golder, Robert Sitnek and 'J. W. Shallcross | by 2,640 points, | Mr. and Mrs. James Lemon, Rich- |ard H. Wood and Leroy Thurtell of Washington scored over the Los | Angeles team of Albert B. Fisher, Charles Catlin, R. Puffer, Clarence Strouse, W. D. Hanner and H. W. Pemberton by 330 points, Chicagoans Win by 2,620, | Chicago's crack combination—M. H, Besser, Ralph Kempner, Charles Ril- ling and Harold W. Sax—eliminated | the Boston four of Mrs, F. J. Robin« | son, J. R. Farrer, Mrs. Ruth Chase |and Arthur Holt by 2,620 points. The only other regional team chame- pion in the second round, the St. Louis entry—M. P. Kaiser, Raymond Coffman, Alvin Novack and Mrs. J. B, Suttles—was put out by a New York team by 4,600 points. | " The feature match today will bring together Culbertson's team and the rhnrlnpxon Four Aces, long bitter rivals, VOTE OF CENSURE MOVE® THREATENS M'DONALD Laborite’s Motion Arouses Ru- mors Cabinet Reorganization Is Imminent. By the Associated Press. LONDON, February 13.—Premier Ramsay MacDonald's Nationalist gov- ernment faced a Laborite motion for a vote of censure yesterday over ad- | ministration of the dole. | Georges Lansbury, the Labor leader, { was expected to press for a vote. The opinion persisted that reorganization | of the Nationalist cabinet was immi- nent. Speculation on the poasibility of an early general election was em- phatically scotched, however, by Stan- ley Baldwin, lord president of the Council. Some government supporters exe | pressed the belief talk of cabinet reor- ganization was the product of Tory die-hard clamor against the Indis home rule bill and would subside. i . U. S. Foodstuffs Popular. | American-prepared foodstuffs in | cans and bottles are popular in Man- churia, THE EVENING STAR; WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935. Fights Feminine “Wiles” REPRESENTATIVE BLANCHE E. HOWER Of Akron, Ohio, shown in Columbus, Ohio, as she in- troduced a bill in the Ohio Legislature which would prohibit the courts from recognizing “civil actions Jor alieriation of affections, breach of promise of mar- riage, seduction or criminal conversation.” She is mar- ried. ~—A. P. Photo, Brazilian Profits Rise. Practically all manufacturing con- cerns in Brazil showed increased profits last year. Arrests Lag, Fines Gain. 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