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The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 4

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I I I THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933 Virginia Vane Says PROMISING SUITORS MUST BE INVESTIGATED TO AVERT TRAGEDY the world today? CONSTANCE M. Dear Miss Vane-What is your opinion of this case? A young man, the son of very wealthy people met a girl in the South. She was working to support herself and had a good job. The young man, after six months' correspondence with this girl, persuaded her to give up her job and come north on the understanding that he had obtained a good position and could afford to marry her, When she came north he annexed practically all her savings, saying that he needed them to help buy a home. After he had relieved her of her small bank account he proceeded to explain that the whole affair had been a great joke--hat he had no job at all, and that he depended on his parents for What do you think of a support.

wealthy family who, knowing the whole story, could calmly live in luxuary knowing that a girl had been put in a desperate position without friends, money or home simply because of a prank of their son's. The girl, I may add, was refused even a loan for the money. back home? Isn't it hard to realize that there such people living in There is no punishment too severe, words too excoriating for the selfish cruelty described in this letter. It is incredible that human beings can treat each other this way in a civilized age. No matter what the parents' justification for their actiona, there can be no excuse for their utter lack of ordinary human kindess.

But this letter was not printed simply in order to give a glimpse of the ugly side of human nature. I CULBERTSON On CONTRACT NOT BRIDGE Although she has been playing Contract Bridge only for eight months, Mrs. Oswald Jacoby has developed a very fine partnership with her husband. However, one of the general features is that Mr. Jacoby seems to play practically every hand, and usually at three notrump.

It is a sort of unwritten rule In the family that if Mr. Jacoby bids three Mrs. Jacoby passes, but every Yo once in a while she rebels. The following is an example. It was the first hand of a rubber in a match against Mr.

and Mrs. Ogden Phipps. The hand: North, Dealer. Neither side vulnerable. NORTH Mrs.

Jacoby 10 5 AK87482 J7 WEST EAST Mrs. Phipps Mr. Phipps AK 976 5 4 8642 10 5 96 9 6 5 SOUTH Mr. Jacoby 10 8 32 973 AK Q843 The bidding: (Figures after bids In table refer to numbered explanatory paragraphs.) North East South West 10(1) Pass 2NT (2) Pasa 802 (3) Pass 3NT (4) Dbl. (5) 40 (6) Pass Pass Dbl.

(7) Pass Pass 402 (8) Dbl. (9) Pass Paas 54. (10) 50 (12) Dbl. (13) (14) Dbl. (15) Pase Pass Pass 1-The proper Opening bid.

2-A horrible bid, but occasionally bid by Mr. Jacoby, particularly when playing with his wife. -Three diamonds is probably better, but Mrs. Jacoby decides to show all her suits. -Continuing his course.

5-Looks like a sure set of 2 or 3 tricks. -The proper bid. 1-Mrs. Phipps will not let Mr. Jacoby escape from the trap.

-Mr. Jacoby, caught by his own bad bid, tries to escape a Double, but 9-Does not escape, 10-In desperation, Mr. Jacoby is forced to bid his own suit. 11-Mrs. Phipps continues to double.

12-Mra. Jacoby is still bewildered and rebellious. 13-Mr. Phipps must make one bid. 14-Mr.

Jacoby determines to play the hand at all costs. 15-Mre. Phipps still doubling. The remarkable feature of the hand is that, due to Mre. Phipps having the Ace-Queen of hearts alone, there is absolutely no defence against six clubs, which Mr.

Jacoby proceeded to make by setting up his diamonds. (Copyright, 1933) That Body of Yours by James W. Barton, M.D. IS CANCER INCREASING? You read in the papers cancer is increasing, and that heart and blood vessel disease is increasing so rapidly that it now stands at the head of the list as cause of death, Both these statements are true, and yet the same figures will show that, despite increase in cancer and heart disease, deaths are fewer from all causes now than they were. This means that while some ground has been lost to cancer and heart disease, more ground has been won from the ravages of infectious diseases diphtheria, typhoid, and others.

Thurlow Macklin, Madge London, Canada, states that cancer is increasing because by our public health methods, so many children and young people are prevented from dying that naturally there is much larger population to grow old; and having grown old they are kept from dying of those ills of which they formerly suffered. It is the work of our health organizations that is responsible Far more it was intended to show some other girls the folly of human nature. Far more it was inten to show some other girls the folly of leaving security to follow a will-o-the-wisp romance. Dozens of girls write telling me of jobs promised them in far-distant cities by infatuated young men who want to be near them. Dozens of times I have urged the girls to remain home, stick to their good jobs, hang to their friends and let the infatuated suitors find some other means being near them.

Suppose now the girl in Constance's letter had written to me and I advised her to her friends or relatives investigate the situation. Indignantly would have repudiated my faintest, suggestion that her hero the finest type of manhood in the country. for insisting that his family write to her and make it certain that she was to be received as a future daughter-in-law--what what impertinence! Should such god-like creatures as his family be troubled by a mere financee of their son's? Certainly not. But perhaps now that Constance M. has come forward wtih such a graphicillustration of the necessity for being business-like even about love affairs some few hundred love-blinded maidens will use their heads as well as their hearts in dealing with promises of marriage.

Twenty-One: It is foolish and wrong of your friend to take this attitude about a trivial accident. However, if she is determined to be unreasonable and you care for her sufficiently to go on seeing her in spite of her feminine whims -it might be worth while to make a special effort to repair the damage done. In fact, instead of sending her A Christmas gift you might easily have replaced the broken article. Remember that when her birthday comes along, and sacrifice sentiment for (Copyright, 1933) for the increase in the span of life. People past 50 haven't any better chance to live longer than had our ancestors, but up to a few years ago the deaths in babies and children in their frat year was about 3 in 10, whereas it is now only 3 in 40.

And just as these infectious ailments have been conquered, so will man also conquer cancer. A short time ago a great deposit of pitchblende was discovered in Canada, and already a number of tons have been brought by aeroplane to a refining plant. It is from pitchblende that radium is obtained, and this will mean that radium will soon be in the hands of many physicians instead of being found only in 1 hospitals, such has been its extreme scarcity. As you know, radium is doing wonderful work in curing cancer if the cancer is located where the radium can be applied, Man has not discovered the cause of cancer yet, but until he does do so he has radium, the ray, and the knife with which he can fight it successfully in its early stages. WHAT'S WHAT IN HOLLYWOOD By MOLLIE MERRICK HOLLYWOOD, March 15-That all-American version of "Cavalcade," which every studio will be making, is being written for Warner's- -or was written rather -by an old lady, and it's called "America Kneels." Three generations from shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves.

Mae West, is the surest box office of the day. George Cukor's cast for "Dinner at Eight," has Lionel Barrymore, Marie Dressler, Jean Harlow, Madge Evans, Franchot Tone and Louise Closser Hale in it. Fay Wray matches her lipsticks to her gowns and wears red gowns whenever possible. She also wears different perfumes to create moods in hr various scenes. Harrison Carrol tells a grand one about the author who wrote his second novel and when asked where he got the plot for it answered: "From the motion picture made of my first novel." They are ing to wear "gossamer in case you're you're vitally infor about three wrap for the weather eveof white pique, Banton.

contributes this to menu matters: half-creamed mushspinach and thing all to- has a red, white goes something glazed paper with dark blue same in glazed carpet on the variety--the bed white candleare a couple one red one. use anything but Dietrich a and Ruth never send gifts bloom, our local a very hard time all-white flowers customers; all the stars do. learned by Hollydesert-has moved taken the town on any street may see beaupedaling their way one of the the week when He and the diagree on how the The director Dix and gave without further who was trying to of his verDix heard the to turn over he front teeth which and said "all and shoot if you and Henri Garat on skates for knew ice skating Gaynor had to rinks. giving a one-man portraits of among the canhad the nerve Culbertson that she a time waster. BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS BY GOLLY- THERE'S WELL- I'LL HAVE TO OH- BARON- I'M WAS JUST ON TO MAGGIE- ITS A NEXT THING 15 LET US GO AND THE BARON TALKIN' BE OUT AND THE GLAD I MET YOUMY WAY TO CALL PIPE THEY'LL COME HOW TO GIT OUT- CALL ON MY ON HIMUP TO MY OFFICE- HOPE THIS MINI'S Til 3 MUTT AND -A Sunday Driver Out on Wednesday By BUD FISHER SO SAID TO JEFF, AST SO MUCH SPEED.

HEY, NOT SO CLOSE -OR WAS SCARED MUTT- YOU DON'T DO WHAT I. DO SHUT YOUR PRESIDENT FoR THE LOVE OF FAST AROUND THE STIFF GOING WANT TO GET EYES WHEN, we COME TO ROOSEVELT CORNERS AROUND THAT FRIGHTENED- CORNERS SAYS CORNER 3-15 ELLA CINDERS Something to Think About By BILL CONSELMAN and CHARLIE PLUME AND I THINK THE ONLY OTHER NORMA HE SAID THAT GREAT DEAL GIRL I EVER CARED DON'T THINK ABOUT MY LIPS NEVER UTTERED OF YOU TOO, ABOUT WASN'T OGEEGOSH! SUCH THINGS. I FALSEHOOD! IF I ONLY ERIC, HAVE ERIC! BUT I WHAT SHE PRETEND JUST LIKE THAT. KNOW THAT: YOUR TALKED THE WAY NORMA YOU EVER KNOWN RIGHT NOW MEAN OTHER ED TO BE, AND WHEN HUH SUPPOSE LIPS NEVER UTTERED INDIGO SINGS, THAT ANY OTHER GIRLS IM IN LOVE GIRLS FOUND OUT THAT YOU SHOULD LEARN A FALSEHOOD! STATEMENT WOULD BE BEFORE YOU MET WITH THE SWEET- SHE'D DECEMED ME, THAT I'M NOT TRUE! SHE SINGS ME I MEAN GIRLS EST AND BEST I DIDN'T SEE HER WHAT YOU THINK THROUGH HER THAT YOU LIKED GIRL I THE AGAIN! I AM NOSE A WHOLE LOT WORLD! FORAGE 8 FIFTH BUCK ROGERS, 25th CENTURY, A.D.-Held Hostage By PHIL NOWLAN and DICK CALKINS THE LITTLE WILMA- THE EAST OF THE YES! WHILE, ON THE WEST, MY WE CAN'T WAIT ANY AND AS I REGAINED ASTERITE WE ASTERITES DECISION- MADE A MOMENTOUS ATTACK OWN ALARMED OFFICERS WERE LONGER, CONSCIOUSNESS VERY WELL HAD PREVIOUSLY ALONG AT MY ABSENCE ATTACK AT THEN FOR CAPTURED THE THE SOMETHING ONCE (CAN'T YOU A WHILE ARGUED (BATTALION) (ENTIRE HAS HAPPENED SEE THE BUT IF THESE WITH HIS IS IN FRONT TO HIM, SURE: ADVANTAGE EARTHLINGS I COMMANDER POSITION OF KEEPING ATTACKFOR MY (CLOUD GUN HIM AS A ALIVE HIM DISINTEGRATE LIFE BATTERIES AND (IN SUPPORTHOSTAGE? FATE HUNG ADVANCE WHILE MY DO WE 24 ON THE BALANCE CALKINA 1178 TO BE CONTINUED SALESMAN SAM-Our GEE, I WISH MR. ME OFF TO GET I'VE LOST MY NERVE TH' DENTIST'LL HEAD OFF! I Hero! MAJOR HADN'T LET THIS TOOTH PULLED! AN' I'M AFRAID YANK MY DENTiST 188 mOD TARZAN AND THE ANT MEN For an hour and a half Tarzan guided his biplane, hardly realizing the great distance he had covered, so delighted and thrilled was he of the air.

Always before he envied the by this new power that gave blin the freedom birds, the only inhabitants of his beloved jungle whose powers he had ever had cause to envy. Presently, ahead, he discerned a great series of basing surrounded by wooded hills, and immediately he recognized to the left of it the winding Ugogo river. Our Children By ANGELO PATRI PENNY WISE I am a school man and so, of course, am tremendously interested in the management of schools! in any part of the world. The school is the vital organ of society. Wound It and society is going to suffer even to extremity.

Children are the current of life. Whatever checks that current diverts it from its proper course and so hinders its power and its ultimate arrival. The world is poor. We are frantically searching for ways to save public funda For some reason, old ER-AH- I CALLED OH, I'M SO To SEE DOC NOW ANY PULLER! DOCTOR, PULLER DENTIST DE LUX The scene was new to him and he was puzzled. Now he realized he was over a hundred miles from home, and he determined to put back at once; but the mystery of the basin country lured him on to a closer view of it.

He wondered why he had never come upon this country in his many wanderings, why he had not even heard of it from the natives Dropping to a lower level, he now discovered the basins were a series of shallow craters of long extinct volcanoes. as education itself, never clear to my understanding, the first place the economy hits is the school. Today, all over the country, throughout the world as far as I can see, schools are being deprived of the generous public support that the hard-fought battle of years had partially won for them. Classes are enlarged, working conditions for teachers made harder, money withto 8 degree that endangers the efficient working of the schools. As the fact that schools are run for the benefit of the children, and that these children are our own, the only hope of existence we have, seenis to be overlooked.

The salaries of the teachers are attacked. The school budgets are scrutinized with grudging eyes and cut to the bone. All sorts of economy schemes are proposed without, seemingly, the slightest regard for the welfare of the children. The taxpayer has many friends; the SO SORRY! HE'S OUT JUST NES. SEST THING I I I I CAN DO FOR YOU? SURE Doe PULLER PLATES REPAIRED BUT NOT CUPS AND I SAUCERS Suddenly the solution of the mystery dawned upon him, and he knew it was the so-called Great Thorn Forest.

He had indeed heard of the Impenetrable thicket supposed to cover a vast area and into which only the smallest of animals could venture. Now, from above, he saw it was but a relatively narrow fringe encircling pleasant, habitable country, but a fringe so cruelly barbed as to have forever protected the secret that it held from the eyes of man. body and mind. High thinking and is noble doing are not born of undernourishment. Mind and body must be fed if there is to be any health in this coming generation.

That means that money for the purpose must be provided. It is right that teachers' salaries be reduced reasonably. Be careful about that reasonable limit. When you reduce a teacher's salary, a group of people have their standards of living reduced. No teacher lives by himself.

When you crowd a teacher's class you reduce that teacher's strength, vitality and ambition in the proportion of the overcrowding. The whole class loses, not just the few who are added in excess. When you add teaching hours to an already full day you again reduce the teacher. By and by you have nothing left but this shell of a teacher who is makIng motions before a class who make motions in their turn. That By SMALL TELL ME WHEN YOU'RE HE'LL BE OUT AGAIN! Mollie Merrick tulle" this summer interested: and if terested good wearings.

The hot late spring and warm going to be according to Travis Sylvia Sidney your dull days on "Try puttink rooms in with that chopping, the 60." entire Carole Lombard and blue room that like this: Dark blue in old French design hangings of the chintz; dark blue floorhag one of those snow wick spreads--there of white chairs and Since Marlene Chatterton never white flowers and of any other color florists are having getting sufficient to satisfy their girls want to do Bicycling--a fad woodite sin the right into town and by storm. Any day in Berely Hills you ties in shorts along. Richard Dix pulled neatest tricks of making a scene. rector couldn't thing should be done. wouldn't agree with the order to shoot listening to Dix, explain the psychology sion, etc.

When cameras beginning pulled out four he wears on a bridge right, go ahead can!" Janet Gaynor had to do a waltz "Adorable," Garat perfectly, but La learn it at the local Willy Pogany is show with numerous the movie famous vases. Nancy Carroll to tell Ely thought bridge is By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS Mcon Tarzan dropped the plane Absorbed as he was in this he permitted the biplane to AS he realized it, and before control with his hand, the top of a mighty monarch of swung completely around ward through the foliage and rending of broken branches tering of its own wood-work. this -and then silence. being penny wise and growth its that does not consider children terms of children's foolishly nearer to earth. strange new sight, drop too low.

Just he could move the plane touched the the jungle, veered, and crashed downamidst the snapping and the splinJust for a second, public officers whose duty it is to pare budgets have many advisors, all on the side of strict where the children are concerned; the parents are bewildered. speaks for the children? Here and there 8 voice is lifted in their behalf only to be silenced by a shout of "Extravagance." This is a time of general hysteria, With plenty on every hand we are suffering. With money lying unused, locked in our strong-boxes, We are poverty-stricken. It is all unreal and must soon pass, leaving us with clearer heads and braver hearts. In the meantime, what of the children? Instead of centring upon the salaries teachers receive, why not centre upon what the children, our own children, the life current of America, are receiving? If children are undernourished, the citizenry of the next and it is pressing on our heels, is certain to be weak both in is my idea of pound foolish.

Economy the result in is unsound and must bring penalty along with It. The pay what the grown-ups withhold. WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT GUM FRESH INEXPENSIVE- SATISFYING SAVE WRIGLEY 56 WRAPPERS- Write for PREMIUM GIFT CATALOGUE.

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