Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1935, Page 45

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, Nature’s Children Chipping Sparrow Nest (Spizella Socialis). \ JUNE 13. 1935. WOMEN'S FEATURES, May Become Navy Song. Argentina may make the Irish ai “8t. Patrick’s Day in the Morning, the official song of the navy because it is the tune to which Admiral Brown, the navy’s founder, led his men to victory in 1814. " "WOMEN’S_FEATURES.. Golfer Fined for Slap. | Vote for Dead Candidate. Because he slapped the face of a As a tribute to the memory of a woman who, with a baby buggy and | candidate who died after his nomina- child, had walked into his line of play, | tion for the Municipal Council of Cha- a golfer was fined—and obtained the | lons-sur-Saone, France, electors of all prosecutor’s sympathy—in a Glasgow, | parties cast votes for him at the re- Scotland, court recently. ‘ cent election. (OUVE GOT MORE PEP THAN TEN )2 I'M NOT A BIT TIRED 1 COULD DANCE ALL NIGHT Contract BY P. HAL SIMS, Mr. Simas is universally acclaimed the greatest living contract amd auction player. He was captain of the renowned “Four Horsemen” team, now disbanded, and has won 24 national champion- ships since 1924. These articles are LOOK 'L OV ELIER BUT IT WILL BE A GREAT PARTY... AND I PROMISED BILL WE'D BE THERE 1 DON'T CARE. WHAT YOU PROMISED. | SCRUBBED AND BOILED THE CLOTHES TODAY AND M EXHAUSTED AND YOUR SHIRTS —MY LINENS— EVERYTHING WILL LAST 20R3 TIMES LONGER NOW THAT THEYRE NOT SCRUBBED THREADBARE - q IT'S REMARKABLE THE butf”'m’ WAY YOU CAN DO A BIG WASH AND STILL LOOK SO RADIANT THAT'S BECAUSE | HAVENT USED A WASHBOARD OR BOILER SINCE | LEARNED ABOUT 4 RINSO. IT SOAKS MY WASH THB way Rinso’s rich, lively suds soak out dirt without scrubbing ot boiling is marvelous to see. Clothescome4or5 shades whiter—saf¢/y. Colors comebright and fresh. And clothes last 2 o 3 times longer—because they are not abused by hard, washboard rubbing. 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Some are very much annoyed. “Tweet, tweet, tweet,” one calls. “Is it really time to get up?” dearie; yes, dearie,” another one assures him, and from every di- rection you hear call notes that in- dicate the way the sleeper felt. In less than two minutes, by actual count, the happy little creatures are | chanting their morning hymn of | praise. Then away they go, and some luckless worm, poking his head from his doorway for a bit of fresh air, loses it. Chippy, unlike his sparrow cousins, often builds a home in the top of a tall tree. Usually, the vines or shrubs | about a dwelling are chosen, and from 1 to 25 feet above the ground, you will find one of the most perfectly | made bassinets you will want for your | collection. There are two broods a year, and Mother Chippy usually has time to construct a fresh one for the | second brood. Well-chosen rootlets and grass are | used for the exterior walls. The weav- ing is expertly done. The inner walls and mattress are made of horsehair or any hair the eagle-eyed builder caught sight of when building ac- tivities were upon her. Into the deep bassinet are laid three to five light blue eggs, with splashes and marks of purplish brown, tinged with green, on them. Without a doubt Chippy youngsters are the most pampered birds you will Even after they have gradu- their overworked mother. resort to tricks to impress her. They drag their wings as if mortally wound- | ed. they act so listless you would think LEAVE YOU 70 ENJOY YOURSELF YOUR SALAP CERTAINLY MADE P HIT LAST NIGHT, :| they were touched by a burning fever. They ery for food, though almost bursting with it. She, poor harassed soul, finally goes after more food and thrusts it down the squeakling’s throat. This sounds pretty bad. But a bird baby has no mechanism with which to swallow and has to have his food placed “way down.” | You would think the mother would be wise to her offspring, and say, “Be off with you and hunt your own food.” Maybe in her heart she re- | members she played the same tricks ! on her own loving mother. Who knows, birds have so many traits in common with their human brothers. (OCopyrizht. 1935.) Men’s Fashions For Summer Comfort © 1935, Bequire Magazioe TIM! was when no one would con- sider the idea of wearing & double- breasted suit during the Summer time. But now there has been a complete revival of this suit and the double- breasted jacket in appropriate Sum- as well. . One very stanch argument for the wearing of a double-breasted jacket is that this jacket obviates the neces- | sity of a waistcoat and appears just 4s smart without it—while it is, of course, possible to wear single-breasted jackets without waistcoats, the effect |is not so pleasing. With double- breasted jackets favored by fashion more than ever before, there is every indication that this Summer will find many men appreciating the comfort inherent in this model. The Star, in co-operation with Esquire, will answer all questions on men's fashions. Write to Man's Fashion Editor. The Evéning Star, and inclose & self - addressed, stamped envelope for reply. THE 60T MORE N KITCHEN,00N? AKE notice, madam, of Hellmann’s fine, wholesome, Ree/ Mayonnaise ingredi- ents—freshly broken eggs, choice salad oil, 8 blend of three fine vinegars, imported spices—all whipped and Doxble Whipped to velvety smoothness. No wonder Hellmann’s Mayonnaise makes a// of your salads taste 8o much more delicious. No wonder Hellmann’s is more econom- ical too. For it is so full-bodied and creamy you can vary it in many ways—making it go much further, Try blending it with fruit juices, chili sauce, milk or piccalilli, etc. The cost per salad is but @ trifle. Get 2 jar today!? ELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE - : “ - 25 mer-weight materials is not only con- | sidered smarter, but most comfortable | based on the Sims system, which includes the one-over-one principle, which the Sims group of players wes | the first to employ and develop. Eight-Card Problem. OVIII. half a century ago, Henry Jones of London, possibly the greatest whist player who ever lived, was writing on the play of the hand under the pseudonym of Cavendish. When I was a boy I used to spend hours on end puszling out his old whist problems. It always amazed me, and it amazes me still, that any one can devise a simple layout of 32 eards that baffiles the would-be solver for hours on end. But after tackling a fresh problem, grimly determined to solve it in 60 seconds flat, I would still be scratching my head at the end of 60 Minutes. The point has been taken by sub- sequent authorities that problems are merely mental pastimes; that they are no help whatsoever in everyday bridge. I disagree. After I had got the hang of the thing and had short- ened my time limit to 10 minutes maximum, I found that I could exe- cute the simpler squeezes and coups that came up during the course of | rubber bridge play with much more | accuracy and finesse. It may be that | your mind does not run in those same channels; that problems to you are but the idle amusements of those who can- not stand the rigors of the bridge table. I have tentatively planned to give a five or eight card problem once | every week. They were Cavendish’s favorites, and they are mine as well. | But if I find that they meet with pub- lic disapproval, I will reluctantly dis- continue them. ‘Today’s is very simple. You should | solve it in seven to twelve minutes. If you strike s snag, however, and the | eight spots begin to dance before your | eyes, write to me, care of this news- | paper, and I will come to your rescue | with the solution, via a postcard that I have already prepared. Sharpen your pencils or bring out the frayed deck of cards that is in the right-hand drawer of the secretary |and get to work. I wish you luck. | | Diamonds are trumps, South has the lead. North and South are to take all the tricks. (Copyrieht, 1938.) Mr. Sims will answer all inquiries on con- | tract that are addressed to this newspaper | with _self-sddressed. three-cent stamped envelope. AFTER DARK . .. even though you've just come in from 18 holes of golf ® The 1935 siren is a formida- ble opponent at sports during the day—a fragile and cling- ing beauty after dark. As she makes up her face for her eve- ning role, she may affect a fas- cinating palior or a soft glow. In either case, her complexion must be smooth, clear and fresh. Her formula for keeping it that way: A few minutes each day with Barbara Gould 4 Famous Creams. @ First, she cleanses with Bar- bara Gould Cleansing Cream. 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