Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1932 — Page 8

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DAVILA. CHILE'S REVOLT CHIEF. MAY QUIT POST Strife Follows Seizure of Government Reins by Bold Coup. BV JOHN VIDAL Pre Staff Cerr*,pendent SANTIAGO. Chile, June 7. Carlos Davila, head of Chile's three-day-old Socialist government, may resign, it was reported today, because of army and navy dissatisfaction with his new regime, civilian demonstrations, and quarreling Bmong government leaders. An important section of the army was not in sympathy with the new government. Generals Indalecio Tellez. Carlos Vergara Montero, Carlos Raez and Manuel Otero applied for retirement. The government ordered important changes in the naval command, naming Admiral Chapusseaux chief of staff and giving Admiral Spoerer eight hours to hand over command of the Valparaiso station to Admiral Luis Munoz. Disagreement, which caused reports that Davila would resign, arose over the method and extent of instituting a Roclialist program, and appeared likely to center on ■ proposals to dissolve religious orders. The government, denied that a counter-revolt had started in the Davy. Muniz Morgado. president of the Radical-Socialist party, was expected to become the head of the Junta administration, if Davila resigned. AWARDED LEGION POST Paul R. Matthews Named Statistician of National Organization. Paul R. Matthews, Indianapolis, has been named financial statistician of the national organization of the American Legion. He will have charge of research in. connection with investment holdings of the legion Matthews has been a resident of the city twelve year He has been representative of the investment banking firm of Higginson A: Cos, with offices nt 910 Fletcher Trust building. He is an overseas veteran, memner of the Mcllvaine-Kothe legion post, and the Service Club.

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CONTRACT a , "' / T\pfpfs f ptAY IT Famous Hands in Championship Bridge History—No. 14

BY W. E. M KENNEY Secretary, American Bride* I-**xne ANOTHER member of the national women's auction championship team of four is Mrs. H, J. White. Mrs. White is an aggressive and daring player, always willing to take a long chance to secure top on a board. Ordinarily one might not seriously object to being squeezed, but in the following hand, Mrs. White certainly made the West player squirm as she applied what is known in bridge as the triplg squeeze.

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The Bidding South, the dealer, opened the bidding with one diamond. Mrs. White in the North overcalled with one spade. East passed and Mrs. White’s partner in the South jumped to four sDades. While four spades is the contract,

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I remember that in tournament play, it is necessary to play the hand for all the tricks possible. The Play East selected the ace of hearts for his opening lead and when West played the six he continued with a heart. Dummy won the trick with the king, declarer discarding a small club. Three rounds of spades were taken, Mrs. White in the North winning the third spade with the ace. West following with one spade and discarding the eight and deuce of clubs. Declarer thsn led the queen of spades, discarding a diamond from dummy. West followed with a diamond. Then ten of spades was next played and a club discarded from dummy. West discarded the jack of hearts and now Mrs. White applied her triple squeeze by leading the eight of .spades and discarding the seven of diamonds from dummy. West is squeezed in all three suits. If he discards the queen of hearts, dummy's ten will be good. He holds the quean, jack and five of diamonds—if the five of diamonds is discarded, then the third diamond in Mrs. White's hand will be good. If he discards the jack of clubs from his king-jack, Mrs. White’s ace and ten of clubs in 'lummy will be good. The triple squeeze has enabled her to make a small slam, but as

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EX-CONVICT IS GRILLED BY COPS Nabbed With Stolen Auto Plates, Revolver. Earl Northern. 28-year-old exconvict, sought in connection with a long list of' crimes, was grilled by police today following his arrest late Monday night at Belmont avenue and Washington street. . Sergeant George Baker and patrolmen Landis and Brahaum saw a small coach in front of a restaurant and recognized the plates as those listed as stolen. The squad waited and captured Northern as he enonly four were bid, the two extra tricks were scored as overtricks. In this particular hand, if East opens a club and West wins with the king, if he returns a heart, the declarer's contract will be held to five odd iCoovrlght. 1952, by United Press Next: Mrs. Newman.

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tered the car. He admitted his identity and said he stole the plates from an auto near Martinsville, it was said. A pistol was found In the car, along with a deputy sheriff's badge, and some woman's wearing apparel. The license plates were the same as those used on a car in a holdup at Martinsville a few days ago, police said Police have been seeking Northern for the robbery of the Amo State bank, in which three men and a woman already are under arrest. Northern also is alleged to have taken part in a series of drug store holdups in Indianapolis recently. Northern was a member of the notorious Bridgewater gang, which was broken up several years ago. when he was sentenced to serve five to ten years in the Indiana state prison. He was freed four months ago when he contracted tuberculosis, according to prison officials. Mud Saves Life in Fall CHICAGO. June 7.—Mud saved the life of Edna * > orter. 26. She landed in it when she fell out of the fourth story window and the soft cushion of gumbo enabled her to escape with only slight injuries.

PICK SOCIETY HEADS Committee Members of U. S. Group Announced. Appointment of an executive committee for Indianapolis, for the United States society was announced Monday by Bishop Joseph M. Francis, community chairman of the society. Mrs. Kin Hubbard and Booth Tarkington are co-chairmen in the city. The executive committee is composed of: James A Collins Miss Agnes Cruse. William L. Elder. A M. Olossbrenner. Briga-dier-General G H Jamerson, Eir.Mev W. Johnson. Mrs. Wilbur Johnson. Fred A Sims, Edward O Snethen Paul C Stetson. Miss I Hilda Stewart. R H Sullivan. William H. Coleman. Joseph J. Daniels. Rabbi Morris M Feuerlicht Mvron R Green. Fred Hoke. Lueila F McWhirter. James W. Noel. Lucv E Osborn. Thomas D. Stevenson. Edith Whitehill Clowes Wallace O. Lee. Winfield Miller. Felix M McWhirter. Judge Robert C Baltzell. Louis J. Bortnstein. T. D Taggart Hilton U. Brown. Ethel H Sinclair. Charles O Roemier Evans Woollen. James F Carroll De Witt S. Morgan. Grier M Shotwell. Mrs Robert Scott Frank Mavr Jr . Julia Harrison Moore and John S'uart The society was formed to combat ignorance and indifference toward government.

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