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RENO EVENING GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1935 POLICE VETERAN 'KILLS WIFE IN FEDERAL LIQUOR POLICY TO BE TWO AVIATORS DIE IN CRASH SRANiSH AVIATOR LANDS PLANE IN CONTRACT -Jb BRIDGE EXPERTS PLAY IT Cooking Class For Men Only Is Arranged MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16. (JP) For the benefit of men who like to putter about the kitchen the Milwaukee vocational school this term will conduct weekly classes in cooking for men. The course is expected to win the Naval Reserve and Mechanic C. Hart.

The fliers died in the tangled wreckage of their navy "hell diver" plane which crashed on Lamb's Hill during a rain and wind storm Saturday night. They were on the last lap of a flight from Detroit, to their home base at Floyd Bennett Field. Lieutenant Demons parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Denton, live at Houghton, Mich. A brother-in-law, Eugene B. Hotchkiss, of Liberty, N. was one of the first to reach the scene of the crash.

OUTLINED NEW YORK BEACON, N. Sept. 16. (JP) The "aerial graveyard," a fog and wind swept mountainous section in southeastern New YorK, claimed two more victims today with the deaths of Lt. Lincoln C.

Denton of the NEW YORK, Sept. 16. (JP) Detective Daniel Sullivan, veteran of Today's Contract Problem South bid two hearts, West two spades. North three clubs. South six hearts, and East doubled.

The opening lead is the king of diamonds: can the contract be made? A 3 2 4 3 A 10 7 10 9 attention of helpful husbands and bachelors seeking a change of diet. YQUNGSTUDENT CALLED SLAYER BY VM. E. M'KENNEY Secretary, American Bridge League Practically every state in the union holds an annual state contract bridge championship tournament, under auspices of the American Bridge League, the national organization of bridge players. One of the most popular of thse contests is the Pennsylvania tournament, which, this year, will be held at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel in Reading, Oct.

2-6. This year a new trophy will be put in play. It was donated by Mrs. Olive Peterson of Philadelphia, one of America's outstanding women champions. Her trophy will go to the winners in the women's pair event.

Mrs. Peterson twice has held the women's national pair championship title and fchis year wasVunner-up in the event. She has planned to attend the state tournament at Reading and she will be an odds-on favorite to finish first or second in at least one of the events. WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.

(JP) The second chapter in the post-repeal history of federal liquor control is expected to open soon, perhaps this week. When President Roosevelt appoints his new federal alcohol administrator, the old control agency which took up the task of keeping order after repeal, will officially die. For some time this agency, known as the federal alcohol control administration, has been without power over the beer, wine and liquor trade it formerly ruled. It worked through codes, which were swept away in the decision that smrshed A 6 0 6 5 96432 A A 7 6 3 AQJ10 I jq 74 5 A 8 4 2 I Dealer 11 1 if WOODWARD, Sept. 16.

(JP) Russell Boley, young college YOUR CHANCE to see the famous "NATURAL FORMODE PERMANENT WAVE" student charged with slaying his A 9 8 5 A 10.7 2 4 Void 5 Solution in next issue. 16 father and mother, will face trial in district court here tomorrow. The bodies of his parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. John Boley, were found in the I NRA MEXICO CITY, Sept.

16. (IP) Juan Ignacio Pombo reached the goal of his seven thousand mile flight from Spain by landing at Central Airport at 10:25 a. today, more than four months after taking off. Senorita Maria Elena Rivero, who had been waiting all that time for Pombo to get here, was still waiting for him. who took off from San-tander May 12, and flew over the South Atlantic successfully to Brazil, only to meet varied misfortunes, finally reached Mexican soil last Friday, landing at Tejeria, Veracruz.

But he became lost yesterday on his supposedly last stage and landed at San Marcos, Guerero. Senorita Rivero, who intended originally to leave tomorrow for Spain, said she and her mother had postponed their departure for Vera Cruz, when they will sail, until tonight, and "possibly we may not go then." A large crowd had gathered at the Mexico City airport to greet Pombo after he left Tejeria yesterday morning, but after three hours he failed to appear. The hop from Tejeria to Mexico City is usually made in less than two hours. This led to fears that the young aviator had met a fate like that of Barberan and Collar, Spanish army aviators, who were lost three years ago while flying from Havana. The possibility of a forced landing was advanced, and two army planes were sent out with orders to search eighteen years on the New York police force, was held without bail today on a charge of homicide for slaying his wife and seriously wounding his fourteen-year-old daughter.

Deputy Chief Inspector John J. Ryan said that Sullivan admitted shooting his wife, Helen, thirty-eight years old, and wounding Evelyn, one of their five children when she attempted to aid her mother at their Brooklyn home yesterday. Police said that the other children told them that the quarrel started when their mother came home in the early morning hours after a night at Coney Island. In the course of the argument, according to police, they heard Mrs. Sullivan tell her husband that she had started separation proceedings.

"My mind was a blank," Ryan quoted Sullivan as saying. "I don't know what happened." The children told police that the next thing they heard after their mother told Sullivan "I am getting a separation and can do as I please," was her smothered cry: "You're choking me." Then they said that they heard Sullivan shout "I'll show you if I am yellow." A shot rang out. As the woman fled from the room other shots were fired, the children said, and Evelyn was hit as she got in the line of fire going to aid her mother. Sullivan was held in Brooklyn city prison for examination in homicide court on Wednesday. AQ4 8 5 2 10 7 A A 8 3 ruins of their home after a fire.

Investigation disclosed that each had been shot. T. C. Davis, state crime bureau operative, alleged the slaying occurred after the parents had objected to their son leaving Northwestern State Teachers College to marry. Defense counsel said a number of relatives would testify in behalf of young Boley.

FIREMSAl A 9 8 5 3 2 6 A 9 2 A 9 2 A A 7 6 10 9 3 6 3 A 6 5 Dealer that is often carelessly overlooked by even a good player. Against three no trump, West opens the jack of hearts. East unblocks for his partner by playing" the queen. Now a careless player might say, "I can win this trick and, if necessary, hold up on the next but if he does make this mistake the contract cannot be made. As soon as East gets in with the king of clubs, he will return a heart.

Even though declarer does attempt the holdup then, West will overtake the trick and knock out declarer's heart stopper. The holdup must be executed on the very first play. Declarer must refuse to win this trick, allowing East's queen to win. Now when East returns a heart, declarer will win The new FAA (federal alcohol ad- i ministration) will have power to fine offenders, as well as revoke or sus- i pend licenses, whereas the old agency had no power to assess fines. Instead of working through code authorities, the new FAA will enforce its rules by direct action against vio- i lators.

In the period in which it ruled i the industry, the FACA licensed i about 16,000 manufacturers and wholesalers through its six code au- thorities. It approved about 10,000 of the 29,538 labels submitted to it' by these dealers. "Limited appro- val" was given 14,094 other labels, i and the rest were rejected. By vetoing "misleading" labels, revoking licenses of "unfair" companies, and even taking offenders into court, the FACA under Ad-, ministrator Joseph H. Choate, 1 sought to stamp out what it considered evils.

A J. 10 A 4 KQ 4 A 10 7 4 INJURED YOUTH Duplicate Neither vul Demonstrated by Miss Lena Mangold from S. Somer S. F. We have completely remodeled and refurnished our shop in the very latest mode, and we cordially invite you and your friends to attend our opening on Thursday, Sept.

1 9, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Schrader of New York, demonstrator of Roux Hair Dye and SRampoo Tint, will also be here to give you expert advice on any hair problem. DOOR PRIZES for Pombo, whose sweetheart waited South West 1 N. T.

Pass 3 N. T. Pass Opening Xorth Kast 2 N. T. Pass Pass Pass lead yj 1G with the king and lead the queen of clubs, taking the finesse, East's king REIGN NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF Mrs.

Peterson says one lesson she is constantly drilling into her pupils at bridge is "simple, sound bridge is what wins, not grandstand plays. Carelessness is the hardest thing for the beginner to overcome." Mrs. Peterson here gives an example of the simple holdup one At this point, East is out of hearts and all he can do is return a spade, which knocks out West's re-entry. West can win with the ace and return a heart, but South will win with the ace and now all he has to do is lose a diamond trick. (Copyright.

1935, NEA Service. Inc.) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS GENEVA President Eamon de Valera of the Irish Free State, urging the nations to organize a collective security system in which "legiti- anxiously at the Spanish embassy. The searchers came back without finding him. They reported good weather conditions along the entire route. Then word came from the little town of San Marcos that Pombo had landed there, 125 miles south of his course.

In a message to the Spanish embassy, Pombo said he had become lost in the clouds and had had trouble with his motor and compass. From San Marcos he said he would go to Acapulco, not far away, and then proceed to Mexico City. After he crossed the South Atlantic, landing in Rio Janeiro, Pombo cracked up his plane in Belem, Para, Brazil, where he was delayed one month waiting for a new ship. In Costa Rica he was stricken with appendicitis and had to undergo an operation which held him another month. i male iiatiuiiai xcrLuixciiicilto ui otates are provided for and their loyalty to the system thereby doubly assured," BERKELEY.

Sept. 16. (JP) Thomas Dawson, twenty-four, Pasadena, a junior student at the University of California, was revived by a Berkeley fire department inhalator squad after allegedly being exhausted by the rigors of his initiation into the Psi Upsilon fraternity. Officer A. L.

Coffey of the Berkeley police department ambulance squad reported he was called to the fraternity's house last night and found Dawson semi-conscious and gasping for breath. Unable to revive the youth, Coffey called the fire department. After half an hour's work, the firemen succeeded in bringing Dawson back to full consciousness. Coffey said members of the fraternity told him they had compelled Dawson to "run around the hills back of Berkeley" as part of his initiation and that the youth had collapsed. Takoradi is the chief port of the Gold Coast in West Africa.

SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN Among these officials listed "tied houses" which are retail establishments pledged to buy only from one producer or wholesaler; the practice of taking back goods once sold, of- fering prizes and premiums as in- ducement to sales, misleading ad- vertising and labelling. Officials said the "tied house" evil was found most in the brewing industry. While 15 of these cases were investigated by FACA agents, another 22 cases in which brewers had furnished prizes, loansr fixtures or signs to retail outlets were referred to the justice department for prosecution, Automobile accidents on North Carolina highways during the last six years have cost the state 000,000. it is estimated, substantially: more than the cost of government during that period. i warned the League of Nations not to fail in the Ethiopian crisis.

NTJRNBERG, Germany, Adolf Hitler's reichstag ruled that Jews BESSIE'S Beauty Shop 1126 Sparks 8 P. M. Thursday, Sep. 19 may not become German citizens, intermarry with Aryans or even em ploy Aryan servant girls under forty-five years of age. TOMORROW'S MENU BREAKFAST: Grapes, cereal, cream, broiled tripe, potatoes, hashed in milk, corn muffins, milk, coffee.

LUNCHEON: Baked macaroni and carrots, sliced tomatoes, caramel custard, lemonade. DINNER: Fish chowder, cucumber and endive salad, rice and pear pudding, milk, coffee. Or Kabobs in barbecue buns, roast sweet potatoes, roast corn, celery hearts and dill pickles, halves of cantaloupe or grapes, sugar cookies, milk, coffee. ROME The authoritative newspaper La Stampa of Turin warned France that if she casts aside Italy's friendship over the Italo-Ethiopian conflict, she may never regain it. FISH COMMENTS ON CAMPAIGN ADDIS ABABA The vanguard of three thousand additional soldiers marched off for the frontier.

ier limbs that have not burned out are piled back over the fire and these keep the coals alive and furnish heat to roast the weiners or hamburg or chunks of lamb on skewers. By the time the weiners and rolls are finished the corn and potatoes will be ready. Serve with plenty of butter, salt and pepper. With a long-handled rake if you have one or a long-forked stick, rake the coals away and pull the corn from the- fire. Remove from wire and serve in husks with butter and salt.

Each ear is put on a flexible paper plate which acts as a shield and prevents many a grease spot on coat or frock. Toasted Steak If you have steak, try what we call kabobs. Cut sirloin steak, three-fourths of an inch thick, into squares of about one and one-half inches. Put a thin slice of onion on each piece and wrap a slice of bacon around the whole. Fasten with a toothpick.

Put on the end of a long green stick or your weiner fork using one or two according to appetite. Broil over a deep bed of coals. The dessert for such a meal ought to be simple. Fresh fruit such as melons cantaloupe or one of the By MARY E. DAGUE NEA Service Staff Writer Now come the days of clear sunlight, tempered by a chill towards evening and the family clamors to MEXICO CITY Juan Ignacio Pombo intended to try again to complete his flight from Spain to Mexico City, after going astray and Janding at San Marcos, Guerero, while Senorita Maria Elena Rivero waited for him.

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It would pay to get a supply of long handled forks for toasting weiners. Cook Corn in Husks Corn is best roasted in the husk. String the ears, unhusked, on a heavy wire threading through the heavy end of the corn. Pull this chain of corn into a circle, fastening the ends of wire securely together. By this time the fire should be burned clown to a great bed of coals.

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