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FRESS, JANUARY 30, PAGI 29 OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUT OUR WAy MV WUOUEr PORS TH' CARNIVAL By Dick Turner THERE HE GOES. VOU HVPNiOTJZED MlfV PlCST TME ONCE BOLD SOUR-' BeiNio CRies, out TOO EAJER rj DOUGH WHO ROARED FOR. WORwC.VJOPwi HIGH, A. SHED KEEPS A-LOOKlW BACK.O i AM ATOMIC Unusual Play McKenney on Bridge MORE VJ 55. MM; 7 AT TH' HOUSE WITH THE: H0U61MS TALK ABOUT SUlBT- MinJD I KlOA HE REACH mi BULL AM FEARED If 1 UWDER TH' SHED.

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nJ SAT playing against Peter Lrventntt, who had been on my team in Mem- ApAeTMSNVTS fey AQM A Mt I ftAJU i 1 By WILLIAM Here is a combination of cards I met in a rather peculiar fashion in Memphis, Tenn. South was playing the duplicate contract at two spades, the bidding having Rone one spade by South, two spades by North, pass, pass, pass. You can see that declarer's only hope with this combination is to lead over to the king, play a small spade back and finesse the Jack. If East holds the queen, declarer can pick up the suit. However, in Memphis a very elderly gentleman played these cards against me, and he led the jack of spades.

I made the mistake of covering with the queen. Why was this a mistake? Because ordinarily no player will lead the jack unless he holds the jack-ten, and if the jack is not covered, he will go up with dummy's king and finesse the ten on the way back. Of course, if South holds the ace-jack-ten and West covers with the queen, he has no problem whatever. Never before had I seen anyone lead the jack when it was not backed up by the ten, and through my mistake in covering with the queen, my partner and I made a spade trick. A week later at the Florida State tournament at Delray I picked up the same combination of phis.

I led the Jack of tpades and Leventritt did not make the mistake of covering with the queen: so I played low from dummy and picked up the whole spade suit. THE THEATER. J- MICKEY FINN SO DO DJ. SO DO VOU, I S05M-lei i lunrv fv v.vr- ip i OUND Jt All I OU LOOT I a OH, ANol.7 THATAJtMY aOff Tl I THAT'S ICV3HT. J7 1 I WA4T1X I TELL 1 WO? I DOCTOR WHO 1 CAPTAtN KITTY HE 'S VI 1 WHO DO Am OPERATED ON 1 DUNCAN? STATTONefO VOU THINtC ME -ABOARD IS I OVC1P AT THe If THP SUB THE HERE? NAVOLA sITOWN? FCLLA WHO WAS I VETERANS OTHAP OST wunuckfuu REALLY North Side Woman Hurt Mrs.

Margaret Kenny, 30, r4 1300 Marvista North Side, suffered back Injury last night when eh stepped on a hand truck in Sixth St. near Penn Ave. and was thrown to the street. Mrs. Kenny was taken to Allegheny General Hospital.

w-. f. -39 "I don't care if youse are his little woman a good handler never reveals what his fighter says in his sleep!" I 1 FINNY The Doctor Says Vitamins and Colds Personal Loans fo pay for WASH TUBBS mOHT. THJE VICTIM PtACEO fOWO THE Miieoecf 0 mas By DR. WILLIAM A.

O'BRIEN, M. D. Some people insist that if we take the proper vitamins our colds will be a thing of the past. They imply that physicians recommend vitamins as cold preventives. These statements are misleading as vita- IN THE CA4KT.

ANO THE criers HOME IMPROVEMENT souk 5RAV mins are not of proved benefit as cold preventives. The only known THE GI-0iNIALTRVST (ompany 414 WOOD STREET PHONE COURT lOBO Sfemhrr. IS M0U8i.E THAT'tf WMAJ" W5 WANT TO IT WHAF5 YOU AW I KNOW TW OHLS but. ear iwsre was know, sum juct before THAT assukd, e. thins JBOM'5 eOOV 7 HAL WA ittUeOEKeD.

ME 5URELY VOU I THEVVE A5REE0 NOr KNOW SAIO iro NEVER BEM CANTBEUEVE TO tPSET Blf KE THIt CA46 THERE jp? HE WAS I BV TELLING HER i 15 THAT f'ff'jZ VMt lV MAXES ANN a''' iiiim way of preventing colds is to avoid contact with infected persons. (Advertisement) (Advertisement f- fx a Vitamin A de-" 'Jl jf Aciency in ani- CONSTIPATED TODAY? You Need Not Be AFTER 35 IF- mats iiiui casco 2 JL susceptibility to mW' infections. But t. in man, vitamin A is less apt to be deficient than any other vitamin, as it is not destroy ed by YIC FLINT --bul a man was waiting for her. Sha acted scared, but she bt in his car.

THE ONEE I THOUGHT YOU GOODS 2 scrammed frpm my tab'e and mo to thi front pnlrnc? DID YOU SEE A IA0Y IMA FUR You follow this common sense advice. Nature has placed a marvelous hydrogel substance in apples, prunes and many foods to help you keep regular. As you grow older, you usually need more of these foods, but you eat less. That is why thousands of folks over 35 have turned to Serutan. Serutan is a concentrate of hydrogel substances not a pill not salts not an oil but an all vegetable preparation that provides a smooth, soft jell to aid more normal, natural elimination.

Why dose yourself with harsh purgative or habit forming drug when it is ao easy to enjoy th tasty, toast-like granules of pleasant tasting Serutan right along with your meals? Sold by drug and health food stores on a money-back guarantee. For your own sake, start using Serutan today! For orgayiic constipation, tee a doctor. MIGHT LIKE HIS THAT CAME tible to infections. But such experimental animals are in a greatly weakened condition, and their increased susceptibility to infection cannot be accepted as evidence that the addition of these vitamins to an adequate diet will prevent infection in man. No Benefit Shown H.

S. Diehl, M. and his group of cold researchers, carried out controlled experiments on University of Minnesota students to test the value of vitamins in the prevention of colds. One group of students was given vitamin alone, another group was given large dosss of multiple vitamins, and the control group was given sugar of milk capsules which were identical in appearance to vitamin capsules. Neither the students nor their physicians knew which preparation they had been given.

If a cold developed, the students reported the attack on a special card and the study was carried on throughout the year. It was found that neither vitamin nor multiple vitamins had any effect on the number or severity of infections. The Minnesota researchers found that sugar of milk, which does not have any merit as a preventive, was just as effective as vitamins in "preventing" colds. CAB Vnl 1 1 1 Dr. O'Brien stored in the heat, is readily body, only small WITH VOIJ-- LICENSE NUMBER.

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NOW WHISTLE BROUGHT THE A DOPE WHILE YOU SAT VATCH THE BUT YOU RE NOT RUNNiNG OUT ME UP A CAB. I'LL LADY. mm THE AILEY FIRE EYIT amounts are necessary to avoid deficiency states, and usually it is present in excess in the tissues. Vitamin for Colds i a tt ME TWICE IN THE kont door, she ANO STARTED TO BE RIGHT OUT. A SAME 1 51IPPE0 OUT THE CALL A CAB fc7 a 4 f-J I mm -m wt ii aasssBaVaaw I J.

Vitamin has been suggested as a cold preventive, because children who have rickets, a form of vitamin deficiency, are unusually susceptible to respiratory infections. A group of children was given various vitamin preparations under controlled conditions throughout one winter, and they had just as many colds as children who did not receive it. Vitamins C. and have been tried as cold preventives because animals on diets deficient in these vitamins are unduly suscep- NEW PLASTIC TRUSS SWEytT-PROOF YfASHASLt i Finale of March of Dimes on All Stations NEW OLD fume Vvl MtN and W0ME McCarthy. Frank Sinatra and Major Meredith Willson's orchrstra.

Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile rara lysis, will introduce President Truman. guarantee to give yea cemplete seevrity and carefree comfort 1 FREE Consultation or Bring Voir Doctor's Proscription Jimmy Edmondson. who started out as an amateur entertainer with remarkable ability to spell words and sentences given by his audience, will bring his stunt to NBC and KDKA at 7:30 next Saturday as a weekly attraction. Here's a surprise: "Betty Callahan" of Dick Powell's "Richard Rogue" mystery broadcasts is his former sister-in-law, Gloria Van Kirk of Clinton, N. told of I her recovery from polio on a March of Dimes broadcast.

Harry Con-over, the beauty authority, heard her, looked the child up, found she iwas a real beauty with long, curly ihair and blue eyes. Now she is a Conover model, Frank Delvol. who conducts the orchestra for Ginny Simms broadcasts, went to New York, caught the flu and wrote a song titled "I I Slipped in Central Islip." THRILLING REAL DRAMAS kxrrt fitting by Mr. Hit; Mr. Me-At dim.

Laditm, ash for Mr: Summers. TAUimJT Truman's Talk Is Scheduled By SI STF.INII All rittsburgh stations will broadcast the finale of the March of Dimes tonight. The program, beginning at will be highlighted by a bv rrf Harry S. Truman at 11:50. KDKA will pick up thp show at it :30, Kariin's part of til" Hollywood contribution to the program will fpnirp Announrpr Ken Carpenter, Bob Hopp, Coionna.

Dinah Shore, Kdgar BrRcn and Charley Marksman Kills Girl On Mississippi Boat ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30 (UP) Police today held a frightened school boy, who said he accidentally shot and killed Shirley Mae Vogel, 20, as she stood on the deck of a Mississippi River tub boat. James R. Willman, 15, said he was shooting at birds from the river bank yesterday when a bullet from his .22 caliber rifle struck Miss Vogel in the head.

"Oh, my Ood," he moaned. "I've killed a woman." Willman and two companions were arrested at the scene of the shooting. and every weekday night and every IUI1IUUI r'OST-OPerUTiVt SUPPORTS SACRO-riiac SUPPORT octwefcaj Trsics Dtpt.Fmdmral and Ohia St. Store Open tl A. M.

to 9:30 P. Id. Sunday by Appointment Amons the stars at Washington's official ball, salutin? thp birthday the late President Roosevelt, who founded the Infantile Paralysis organisation, will be Canonsburg's Ppitv Como and Bill "Life of Riley" Bcndix. 1 Ted Malone told a stor' this i morning about a Mrs. Byall of Gladwyne, a victim of infantile paralysis since childhood, who is now a psychiatric adviser in a i hospital.

I A few days ago 8-year-old Ellen 1 ftep f3kll KQV P. M. Milwaukee's 100th birthday party will be broadcast over WCAE at 10:30 tonight. Hildegarde, Spencer Tracy, Pat O'Brien. Dennis Morgan, You.

I 2 Friendly Stores To Sorv jJack Carson and Woody Herman's Kenny "Senator Claghorn" Del-mar seated himself in the studio audience and talked to himself about "that ham Delmar." A woman in the next seat fell for the gag and defended Delmar. A few minutes later the man next to her vanished and appeared on the stage to be introduced as Kenny. He stared at the woman and her liTTTUHTfrnn-rriP orchestra will be heard. You Can't Start Ranch On 50 Cents, Boys Find NEW YORK, Jan. 30 (UP) Aroyod-fhe-CIock Radio Programs (Late Wednesday Early Thursday) i face took on a crimson hue, but Kenny kidded her out of it assuring her "it was another of my crazy ideas." (AS PROVIDED BY STATIONS) (H6 Meredith Lehman Jr.

and Fred Maby, both 16, were arraigned on a felony charge today, convinced that they couldn't start a sheep ranch in Texas on 50 cents stolen from a woman's purse. They went to San Antonio in an auto stolen from Michael Palmeii of Brooklyn. They were arrested there and returned by their fathers, who drove the stolen car back to New York and returned it to the owner. cMssssaaw Latest information is that Bing Crosby will work for Toscanini's sponsor on Sundays, but there are rumors that the Hit Parade bosses are trying to outbid the motor car makers. In that case the little Sinatra fans would scream with glee that Bing is following in Frank Sinatra's footsteps.

Jean Farri Can Givm Your Outdated Fox Trat 1945 Smartnn i Only Oete Hour. Dr. Baum "A Dentist You Can Trust and He Trust You" EXTRACTIONS I A tier er Awtke. Wo ApfiomtRts-vt ISccetury. KDKA 1020 WCAE 1250 WJAS 1320 KQV -1410 WWSW 1490 NBC Fpi) Vtirotk Am.rlr in Nrtwnrk Cnlinihia Network Mnlul Xtw(rlt 4 HaritMar Wtf.

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Lee Keltnn orrh. Captain Midnight Continued rnnt Tage Farrel. sk. Tennessee Continued Tom Mix. sketch Band of Today 6 i Frnie NerT, news Bob Prince, sports Newsreel Ray Schneider, newa Slim Bryant (an Fasv Aces, comedr Berkley Smith, newa Pie Traynor, sports Dinner Concert Kennv Baker songs Jim Carroll sines Continued Sports A Thomas, news Melodies World Today, news Songs Music 7 i Supper Club music Headline Ftiilinn "Mommie and Men" Fulton Lewis, news News; music A't John VanriVrrnok ne.

Dinner Melodies Smith show City Desk "About a Soldier" sincm: Strings one Banser, sketch Ellery Queen mystery Frank Singhiser Joe Tucker, sports -4 Cnn'inued Continued Continued Inside of Sports Serenade 8 i Mr. Mrs. North, pi. I um and Abrer Jack Carson show Boston Blarkie News; musie- 1 I Cnn'inued Melodies Continued Continued Bisons-Hornets horkeT Fishing Hunting Dr. Christian, story Bert lahr show Continued rnntinued Continued Bill Hfnn Continued Continued 9on Edd'e Cantor Golden Cafe orch.

Frank Sinatra Oahreal Heatter news Hnrker Continued Continued Continued Real Stories Continued Mr Oist. Aty sketch Sammr Kat orch. Matiie" Spotlight Bands Hockey is Contrued Continued Con'inued Continued Continued fy ft hjr Rtwr Iron A Steel Inst. Moments in Musio Radio Auction Hockey 1111 Continued Music Continued Continued Continued I II 3 Continued Milwaukee Centennial Andrews Sister Dance orchestra) News I Continued Continued Continued Continued Dresm-a-whilo njOfl us John Trent, news Ken Hildehrand. news Berkley Smith, news Newsreel Sports President Truman March of Dime March of Dimes March of Dime March of Dimes (March of Dime Continued Continued Continued A Continued Anniversary) Continued Continued Continued :01 News; Musia News; Orchestra News; Musis Music for Reading 1 soo Club "I Music Dance Musio Music Continued Continued I Continued Continued Signatur Signatur Continued AS Khiihms Continud Continued THURSDAY PROGRAMS 7 oi Wake Ip Musio Time Six to Eight Special ,1 Musical Clock Jesters: Musio Jal Time musie Continued An Continued Wake Breakfast Serenade Continued Continued AS' Happr Hsnk Si Mann, news Bing Sings New es; M'isie i Mart.

Agronsky news World Today, new Boh Prince, news Birthday Party nrcam Weaker poems Fashion Letter Father Cox Know the Answer? Continued News luh Car Continued Musical Varieties John Davis, news AS Favorite Sonjs Newsreel Rhythm John Mitchell, organ Strictly On Record shopping Circle Breakfast Club News Lou Kaufman, news Jack Mnnyon, evang'st AS Linda's First Love, sk. (Comeriv and music) Arthur Godfrey, chat Franrine Continued :.1 Hearts in Harmony Continued Continued Singing Stars News; Musicals AS KDK Air School Continued Continued Texas Ranger Continued I reabodvs sketch My True Story Valiant Lady, sketch Weather and News Roundup I II or sketch Continued Light of World, drama Music Easy Listening I I pf L'fe, drama Hvmns Eve. Winter, romance Fun with Musie Blessed Eventer 'AS Jordan, dram Listening Post Florence Sandn. chat Music Continued sf -si :0 I Tra Waring, musie Hollywood Breakfast Honeymoon Hill, sk. Cecil Brown Easy Money AS 'Music and comedy) Second Husband, sk.

Party Line Serenade I I Batrv Cameron Home Edition Woman's Life sk. Take It Easy Stardust 1 AS i David Harum. sketch Ted Malone. chat Aunt Jenny, stories Talk Continued News Glamor Manor, fun Kate Smith, chat Wm. Lang, news News AS Prunrh with Bill Continued Big Sister, sketch Morton Downey, songs Popular Musie I romed Modern Music Bcckley Smith, New Musie Musical Revue AS Continued Hospitality Hons Our Gal Sunday, sk.

Sons of Pioneers Hi Neighbor Nchs Newsreel Life Beautifal, sketch Lou Kaufman, newa Musical Revue AS Editors Daughter Tune Eartorv Ma Perkins, sketch Richard Maxwell Continued Home Forum Polly Entertains Young Dr. Malone Smile Time Treasure Chest I Continued Pollvt Tunes Road of Life Mister Anthony Continued 2 no Guiding Licht. drama News; Tunes Second Mrs. Barton Cedric Foster New: musie AS Today's Children, dr. Tune Factory Perry Mason sleuth Jane Cowl Melodies Women in White, dr.

Bride and Groom Rosemary story Queen for a Day Melody-go-round AS Masqurradn Continued Tena and Tim. sketch Continued Melody-go-round 3 tn Woman of America News; Tunes Pleasure Tarad New News; tones Ma Perkins, sket'h Tune Factory The Pilot Songs of Range Melody Tim i30 Fepper Young, sk. Newst Tones Helen Trent, romance Remember Musie Continued Eight to Happiness, sk. Ladies Be Seated, fnB Serenade Music Comedy Hits Continued KQV Al "Schacht, baseball's clown prince, will have a network show in the spring after he returns from another trip overseas to troop centers. The Elliott.

Roosevelts have said "no" to an offer for a husband and wife commentary. TJSO says there are 1,609 artists overseas in 199 units entertaining servicemen on occupation duty. Tommy Dorsey will play an open to the public dance at Syria Mosque ball room one week from tonight. To house his band of 30 men and gal singers Tommy will park part of his gang in Youngs-town en route here from Cleveland the rest in Wilkinsburg, then take off after the dance for Columbus. O.

There is no hotel space available hi Pittsburgh. The new dialect clown on Jack Benny's show is Artie Auerbach. the former "Mr. Kitzel" of Phil Baker's old comedy cast. Artie onc was a newspaper photographer.

That was quite a slip when Frank Sinatra referred to Phil Spitalny's "Old" Girl Orchestra. Bob Stewart, Mutual network mikeman in Manila, says the Philippines are getting set for a revolution. That's the peac that American boys gave their lives to bring to the islands. I KQV 1 CEDRIC I FOSTEI I Daily WJAS 15 Minstes Headline Niwi Enery Srnisaj Spend On Hoar With Phyllim Murray And You Can Get the Real Secret of the Rumba. AFTER JUST OlSE HOUR WITH AM' ARTHUR MURRAY EXPERT! WHY miss out on gay dates when just, one hour at Arthur Murray's will start you dancing? His Magic Step is the amazing short cut that lets you right into Paradise where everyone is young, happy, popular! Yes, you'll discover a bright new world when you can dance.

And only a few hours with an Arthur Murray expert will make you really good at any modern dance your heart desires. You'll find the best dancers want to dance with you compliment you on your dancing. You'll look right dancing feel confident and carefree. When new fun and popularity are within such easy reach, why wait? Take your first lesson today And, if you like, you can go dancing tonight. Studios open until 10 P.

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