Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1937, Page 31

Mw@f% FOR THE GENTLEMAN AND TALKS ON MATTERS MASCULINE TIPS ON FISHING GARB Many fishermen wear the so-called African “bush” shirt, cut for perfect free- + dom of action, and blessed with generous pockets which can be loaded with pipe, tobacco, flys, ete. This particular shirt is made of a specially constructed cotton fabric—very strong, light in weight and adequately water repellent. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1937. Winn ing _Ciontract BY THE F( (David Burnstine. Merwin D. Maler, Oswal team-of-four, inventors of the system that Versatility. EE LANGDON, a native of New York City, has recently mi- grated to Hollywood, Calif., to open a swanky bridge club in partnership with Frank Shields, the former Davis Cup tennis player. Mr. Langdon, a great friend of ours for many years, is extremely popular, and we wish to take this opportunity to wish him every success. At our re- quest, Mr. Langdon sends us &« hand from a game with some of his Cali~ fornia friends that shows his versa- tlity. North, dealer. North-South vulnerable. North-South 30 on score. > SRS o> =0 mf!““E: 5 M wag o - recr oz5o> © Y J Mr. Langdon. The bidding: North East South West 1v Dbl South West Pass Pass Pass INT Pass Dbl. 2NT Pass Pass Pass Pass Mr. Langdon made a very unusual bid on the hand. Following North's opening heart bid, East doubled and West responded with one no trump. The bidding then reverted to Mr. Langdon, and he bid two no trump over one. This would ordinarily have been a foolish bid, since, if he could make two no trump, he could set the opponents two tricks doubled at their one no trump contract. On this par- ticular hand, however, the penalty of two tricks against his non-vulnerable opponents would amount to only 300 points, whereas, if he could himself 'OUR ACES. Id Jacoby. Howard EBchenken. world's leading has beaten every other systém in existence.) and also because he hoped he would | : get a heart opening. West, unfortunately, chose to open a small spade, and after capturing East’s king, Mr. Langdon could see seven sure tricks. He promptly ran off his four tricks in clubs, East discarding a spade on the fourth round. At this point Mr. Langdon was certain that the opening lead had been from a three- only two spades, he would hardly have discarded his only remaining one. This proved to be the case, and when Mr. Langdon played a small spade and both opponents followed, he made his double contract, gathering in four clubs, three spades and one heart trick. (Copyright, 1937.) The Four Aces will be pleased to an- swer Ietters from readers if a stamped (3-cent). self-addressed envelope 15 in- closed with each communication, ~If you desire the pocket outline of the Four Aces' System of Contract Bridge, send. with your request. a stampe (3-cent). self-addressed, large size en- velope to the Four Aces. Inc.. 130 West 42nd st. New York Citv. and you will Teceive an outline without any charge, The next article in this series will ap- pear Friday. 25 INSPECT FACTORY ON EDUCATIONAL TOUR Second of Y. M. C. A. Series Held. Dairy to Be Visited Next Tuesday. | The second of & series of 10 Sum- mer educational tours under auspices of the boys’ department of the Y. M. C. A. was made yesterday, when some 25 boys visited the plant of the District of Columbia Paper Manu- | facturing Co, | The tours, made each Tuesday at |1 p.m., are under direction of Edward H. Thacker, associate boys' work | director at the “Y.” Next Tuesday a tour will be made to the Southern Dairies’ plant. Other tours schedaled | include visits to the following places: July 20, Smithsonian Institution; July 27, Chestnut Farms Dairy; card suit, inasmuch as had East held | Your shoes should be comfortable as well as practical, such as these buck- skin sneakers with heavy rope soles. ‘Take along several pairs of socks. Medium weight, brushed wool are 2 good bet because they are not too bot, yet absorbent. The light-weight flannel shirt in bright colored blazer stripes keeps you cheered up if you don't get a nibble, Or, if your tastes are more conservative, try a shirt of tan gabar- dine. You might also find good use for a light-weight wool sleeveless pull- over, (Copyright, 1937.) Queries on men’'s fashions will be answered by The Evening Star, in eo-operation with Esquire. Address Man's Fashion Editor, The Evening Star, Washington, D. C. Every good fisherman knows that the best fishing comes with wet weather. So be prepared with a silk oilskin jacket. Only about 6 ounces in weight, it can be crammed into your pocket when the sun comes out. If| you buy a creel or fish basket, we sug- | gest one with a neat, form-fitting, | concave back. Far less bulky than | the old standard shape. | If you are not a veteran fisherman, go to the best sporting goods shop in your town, tell them where you in- tend to fish and they'll choose suit- able tackle to meet the conditions and fish to be encountered. U. S.-ALASKAN PHONE SERVICE WILL OPEN Conversations, Starting Tomor- row, Made Feasible by 885-Mile _Radio Channel. Commercial and Government tele- phone service between Alaska and continental United States will be in- augurated in a telephonic conversa- tion between this city and Juneau, Alasks, at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Arrangements for establishing the service have been made by the Signal Corps of the War Department, and the American Telephone and Telegraph Co,, the new link being a radio-tele- . phane channel set up between Seattle, ‘Wash, and Junesu. The talking cir- culf for the opening ceremonies to- morrow will consist of 3,021 miles of wire line and the radio-telephone channel of 885 miles. Owing to & four-hour difference in time between the two capitals, Wash- ington and Juneau, conversation spoken here at 2 pm. will be heard in Juneau at 10 a.m. of the same day. CLUB HEARS PERGLER National U. Law School Dean Addresses Soroptimists. Dr. Charles Pergler, dean of Na- | tional University Law School, was the guest speaker at the regular luncheon meeting of the Soroptimist Club yes- terday in the Mayflower Hotel, Dr. Pergler spoke on “Judging America,” asserting the institutions of this country compare favorably with any in Europe. Benton Webb, president of the club, presided. A make two no trump, as seemed prob- | August 3, Wonder Bakery; August 10, | able. he would garner both game and | The Evening Star; August 17, Federal a 700-point rubber. Bast decided (0| Bureau of Investigation; August 24, double the two no trump contract, | Bureau of Engraving and Printing, both because it was a “free” double and August 31, Navy Yard. Boys snatched from the cradle to learn to kill. Italy, Germany and Japan have mobilized. See this picture story in Look, just out, on all newsstands— 10c. Get your: copy today. Canada’s Baby Derby— Look shows this prank that brought 120 babies into the world. See Look, just out—10c. / ANOTHER EXCITING 'LOOK ON ALL NEWSSTANDS GET YOURS y TODAY Movie Censors—LOoOK brings you the rare inside picture story of what they cut from films and why. See it in LOoOK, just out—10c. Deep Sea Diving—Loox, the picture magazine, reveals the all-metal monster of the deep plus facts about the world’s most dangerous business. 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