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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30
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5m Dorfrnhltne

Nod 1T es rinssum DO nnb leer,
Sb audi Der Sdnee sergebet,
6ier iuarbelt Stanb, bprt tarrt Elm
Neer
8um Sflamnt, mnb Nprbtpin6 tuebet.
Mndl in Der 8rnit iifs bnmpf nnb
falt,
limb Sers nnS 9ampt lit miibe,
limb einiam bnrd bic Serne ballt
Der &nf: $50 tupbnt Der Sriebe?
8ait biit bn, Sers, ber 8imternadjt,
Den falten Sdatten frGbnis?
> flieb' CUR em'sem 2iebesmad)t,
Jlieb' at bes 2enses &Dnig!
galb ididt Gr nen bes Sriblinss
Suit
1tn6 iuedt Der &6gel 2ieber;
Gr fiillt audi betne ODE 8rnit
Wit iungem gliiten iuieber.
SieD bort, aus 6nrden idmars nnb
tot
Stuff Gr bes &prnes @paen.
limb batt' Gr ie nm's 6immelsbrpt
Gin bmnsernb Sers betrusen?
S6pn fpdjt Gr iifes Sranbemblmt
SIM nadten Sdaft ber &eben;
Gr tuirb and nene 2ebensflnt
Der franfen Seele geben.
@erianme nidt bes Seiles Sag,
8as sauberit bn nod lGnger?
Wtit jeoem nenen Stnnbenidlag
8irb pbne i'm Dir bGnger.
ltnb idJlOf' bic sanse @elt bid ans,
8ebiete beinem Sarme!
IS lit bein Seilanb itets at Sans
limb breitet Seine Mrme.
&ertrane Seiner 2iebe Wfad)t,
Sbm biit bn itets tuillfommen,
limb inbelnb lit bir iiber Nad]t
Sin neuer 2ens erglpmmen!
Bratder Norbert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

fteblt iie oen boaii6en @eiitern, i'm
10 lange au eeiBeln, biz lie ielbIt be.
feblen tpiiroe, oapon ob5ulteben. Die.
len Sefebl poll5ogen tie benin oud 10
setreullG uno 10 idarf, bob na6bem
| Der franfe 8ruber aus @noben pie.
Der 5u iih gefommen, er Die blut.
Itriefenoen Striemen nift rur an lei,
nem 2eibe empfunben uno nit 4ueen
geleben, ionbern auh ieinen Witbrii-
bern ge5eigt uno, mas ii6 nit linn
5ugetrogen, er5dblt bat. Wtit beralis
der Geue uno 2eio bei6tete er nun
leine Siinben, 1puroe nit ben beili-
gen Sterbeiaframenten perleben uno
itorb am britten Gage oarouf zines
ieligen Sooes.
0ie 9riioer ober erfIGrten ii6 bie
Sade bobin, oaB bieie auf 8efebl
Naria ibm bonn leioigen Saton an.
getane Streid)e uno @unben, ibm
nnltatt oes reinma6enoen Segfeuers
leien erteilt poroen. 8em oieie
woblOeroiente 3iidtiguns 5u gerine
erldelnt, Der mag lie ols cine 8ors
beOeutung oeiien ouffaiien, mos no6
Dem Sooe ietrer nod Dartete, um oie
Siibnung uno 2Guterung poaItGnoig
5u MAIDEN, Die ia sic S6mer5en Ser
&ronfbeit uno bes Eooes, tpenn iie
ibren 3Def Ser Heinigung ni6t pon-
enoS erfiilen, Elm slnfang uno gor.
bilb ser na6 oem Gooe fortgeietten
Siibne unO Souenbung iino. @as
mir aber aus oielem @eididtlein
lernen Dollen, lit erltenS Die SofJs
Ifatunq oeS beiligen Golenfron5=@e-
betes unO, 5peitens, bie peiIe ges
nilbung iene5 &unltgriffes, Der 1pie
feln anoerer in Ser @agifale ser
gottli6en 8eredtiefeit ms 8etpidt
falt, nGmlid] reht oft Elm Sropflein
oeS foitboren 8lutes pom bittern
Seioen ooer pom beiliglten Ser5en
Selu uns 81 erbitten, INN oamit uns
lere uno unIerer Wtitbriioer S6uloen
5u be5oblen 11no ob3utrogen.
P. L. St. T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30
l:S85 SM5aSS.l

8ift gemil6te @etrdnf, ipeI6es ser
Sobn oes 8eroerbens uns anbietet,
lit Die Siinoe nit ibren toobringen-
ben 8ei3en. 8ir iollen basielbe io-
glei6 linn ielbIt 5uriiddieben als Sen
slnteil, 1pel6en er 5u ieinem etpigen
8eroerben eripdblt bot.
Sben auf Ser Meooille Iteben sic
orei betannten 8u6itaben $50,
melhe ben aaer5eiliglten uno erba=
benlten geamen SeIu be5ei6nen, roer
oa tit iiber alIe Namen i'm Simmel,
auf grben uno unter Ser groe", 11no
in Dem aaein unier Sell erlonet mer-
ben fann, 1pie bic Sl. S6rift Iebrt.
Oieie orei 8u6Itaben iperben ge-
mobnlid, obi6on nibt riftig, gele-
len: uSeius 9ominrm Salbator -
Seins, Seilano Der Weni6en" ODER
au6: ~Seius, Seilanb, SeIigma6er" .
Sieraus lit leidt gu erieben, ouB
in ben 8orten, pel6e burd Die olf
Ser 8eneoiftus -Weoaille befinolide1
gu6ltaben angeoeutet merben, Idon
oesbalb cine belonoere &raft 5ur
8eri6eu6ung Ser bolen @eiiter lmn
ibrer ginfliiiie liest, neil lie gerooe
I9as entbalten, mos Satan am mel
item fiirdtet, ndnli6 oas &reu5, Sen
iiiBen Namen Seiu, uno sic eigenen
Worte unieres grloiers; iotpie ooS
slnoenfen an iene glorrei6en Siege,
Die Ser groBe Weunn @ottes, gene-
oift iiber ben b0nil6en 9ra6en err
rungen bat. gs geniigt, bieie @orte
gldubig uno pertrauenspon aus5u-
ipreden, Inn ii6 alsbalo gefrGftigt
5u fiiblen uno alien gingebungen 0es
boien Seinoes beloenmiitisen @iOer=
ltano gu leiiten.
8ereebens uno eitel mar bas ge=
miiben iener iogenannten @elebrten,
pel6e burh lire @iiienI6aft sic
slufmerfiamfeit Ser Menihen pom
Seufel ablenfen tpollten, inoem lie
oenielben fir elm Sirngeipinlt erfIGr-
ten. Die tiefere grfenntnis Ser ST..
S6rift bic @ei6idte Der Stride lmo
Die eigene Grfabrung beIebren uns,
ute nnr in elmer i'm 8oien perbGrte-
ten uno befeltigten @eiIterpelt unb
I ibrer gebeimnisbollen Beaiebung gum
Weniden bas uns iiberaa entgegen-
tretenoe 8oie unb bie Moht oesiel-
ben ibre poIle grfldrung finoen.
Gs gibt faum cine @abrbeit, mel
DIE feiter itebt uno flarer bepieien
peroen fann aus Der &I. Shrift unb
aus Der @eihihte, uno oeren @laub-
tpiiroisfeit meniger angeatpeifelt per-
ben oarf, als geraoe bieie, oaB ndr1t-
lid mir Wenihen einerieits bon gu-
ten Gngeln rnterltiitt uno beidiitt,
anoerieits aber audi bon boien Set
itern nab @ottes tpeiler 3ulaliung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30
fanilienkreis

angefohten tperoen, auf Die mannigs
fa9ite 8eiie unb in ben beribieben.
item @raoen, BON einem gerineen
iiinbbaften @eoanfen on Biz our nms
faiienbeit uno 8eIeiienbeit.
Ser @runb, tparum @ott Der Serr
Dem boien @eiite cine iolde Wodts
ausiibung getpdbrt, lit MIR Seiner
@eisbeit befannt. Inns aber muB es
eeniisen 5u tpiiien, boB cine Ser
lu6ung irgenonelder Dirt uno in IT.
genbDeldem @rabe nod feline Siin-
De tit, 10 lanse man nidt eintpilliet;
Dob nielmebr eben oieie 8eriu6ungen
fir cine 8elegenbeit uns our Ser
mebrune Der geroienlte peroen, Die
mir uns obne bieielben ntdt bGtten
ianlmel1 fonnen. Som boien 8eilte,
oem 8eriu6er, iagt ser FL. slugu-
itin: r8el1en fann er, oerlu6en l1no
belaitigen fann er, aber beiBen fann
er nur ben, Der gebiiien iein mill"
(Sern. 1879.
Die 8etpalt, pelde unier eottli6er
Seilano ser beilieen Stride gegeben,
lit Der IusfluB Seines beiligen Sci.
6ens uno Sobes am &reu5e. Iaber
eradtete tie bas &reu5 bon ieber ols
etn 3ei6en Ser @eiualt iiber ben bo-
len Setno, uno empfabI oesbalb ibren
&inoern ben @ebrau6 bes areu55ei-
hens oor5iiglih, Inn itf BEL Ser
lu6ungen gegen bic slnfe6tuneen
oeS 5einoes gu ltarfen unb i'm in
Die 5ludt gu i6lagen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30
Gin Gropfletn oes
foltbaren Blutes in Der
Daeihale

Gin Shriftlteaer er5ablt BON eis
nem 9aienbruber, mel6er ieines
Stunoes uno 8erufes 10 lebr per-
9eiien mar, oaB er mebr ein 2au-
bruOer als Elm 2aienbruoer genannt
SIT perOen peroiente. @eoer piinftli=
der 8eboriam, nod freitpillige 9lb=
totung, nod gepilienbafte 8eoba6=
tung Der beiligen Sroensregel NOR
an ibm 81 leben; nur oas eeiegnete
8eDono fenn5ei6nete i'm uls Or
Oensbru6er, uno ielbIt bieles entipro6
|ni6t in ieoer Sinii6t ser 0emut lei=
mes Sroenspaters. @ie in elmer alten
Spiegelrabme nit 5erbro6enem 8los
Ie mar in ibm oas erbauli6e Sueeno-
bib zines Heligioien entitellt uno
unfenntlid gemo6t. @enn er oie
8efeble ieiner Sbern nidt geraoe5u
peraGtete, 10 5eiete er bod in l1eber-
nabme uno Goa5iebung berielben
ni6t iene Sodobtung uno uiaige
8ereiti6aft zines Sroensmonnes, ser
nit erleudtetem @lauben in ieinem
Sbern Gbriitus Ben Serrn unb in
leiner 8eiiung @ottes 8ebeiB er-
fennt uno ebrt. 1tnabgetotet in ieinem
8ilen mar er's ni6t peniger in iei=
men Sinnen. l1no niemols mar iein
8eboriam gei6ninoer uno eilferti=
ger, als wenn oie &onoentglode 5ur
Mabl5eit rief. Suinteuei6t mar oas
Cute, 10 ibm nod perblieben, tpGb>
reno pflnomeile bas 8ole an ibm
bing. Surd eeredte 6iisung uno
beillame S6idung 8ottes fieI bieIer
laue gruoer in cine Iblpere &ranf=
belt, uno 5mor, baB bon Stunoe su
StunOe feline &rafte abnabmen rno
Die augeni6einIi6e @efabr 0es So
oes linn ni6t mebr fonnte oerborgen
bleiben. geibtsoeltopeniger bIieb er
Der 8uBe lneingebenf uno perI6ob
Dos @erf ieiner 8efebrung bon Sag
5u Sag.
8as gei6iebt? gloelib' in ser
Na9t lit es ibm, alS 1perbe er Dor
ben idredli6en Sti6teritubl 8otteS
gelteat. 9a iub er BEN er5iirnten
Gi6ter, Ben Serrn Seius, in GROCER
Serrlidfeit gu 8eri6t liten; neben
Sbm auf einem Sbrone Seine lie6ite
Wtutter Maria bon un5dbligen eng
liIden 8eiitern llno Seiligen umge=
ben. Sid CUR Seite iab er cine Wen-
ge boier 9eiiter aus Dem Ibgrunbe
auflteigen, tpeld)e alsbalo Dor Dem
itrengen Hi6ter iiber an iein Sun
uno 2aiien i'm an5uflagen beeannen.
Oa mllBte er Damn boren, ipie I6red=
lif ibre 8orlpiirfe lauteten; Dor al
lem megen ieines llngeboriams, oaB
er bie 8efeble leiner Sbern miBa6tet
ooer onrh leere IusreOen umgangen
babe. 9a bat er geb0rt bic i6meren
Mnflagen ,pesen gerlesung Der bei-
ligen Irmut, our6 gertuabrloilne
uno 8ertpiiItune ser ibm anpertrau-
ten Sahen. Ga bat er gebort, mas ba
lei Die @erinsidabuns ser Erielter,
oenen er in ieiner Stellung als oe-
miitieer 8ru0er NIT ser iduloisen
gbrfurdt, 2iebe un0 Sinsebung bit
te bienen ioQen. Oa bot er eeb0rt Die
taulenofdltigen l1ebertretungen iei=
ner beiligen sfesel unb Sr0ensiat-
5l,ngen, tpelde 5u balten er bo6 in
ieiner beiligen YrofeB iih perpflih-
tet bate. 91r5, 10 piele @eiese uno
8oridriiten, beiIise ltebunsen uno
@ebrdude linn porgebalten lpuroen.
10 beribieben in Der slrt, uno melt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30
Die 111iiion Der 111utter

Ser 8rof oe Moiitre i6rieb an
lelne Sodter, Die Otutter getporoen
mar, oieie beber5ieensmerten 8orte:
~Aur Den &nieen Ser Wutter entItebt,
mas es in Ser gSelt Gortrefflides
gibt. WtOdte bod in unieren Eogen
aud) lold1e 8eiinnung, iolde gegei.
Iter1lng fir Sugeno uno Seiligfeit
bcrrlden unter BEN 6riItIi6en Miits
tern, 1uooon mir oie 0fiitter 10 uie-
Ter Selligen entflammt leben; oenn
Die Wiitter iparen es tpobI, Die Sci
lige ma6ten; Die Miitter iino es oud
iest nod, Delde oas Ser5 oes &in.
oeS blloen rno oasielbe our Seili9.
felt fiibren f0nnen uno iollen. S0ren
mir Die sluSipriid)e einiger iolGer
Wiitter:
sd min aus meinem Sobne Ell
men Seiligen MAIDEN" iagte Die Wfut.
ter oes FL. sltbanoiius.
~SauienOmal 0anf, mein @ott,
uns elne Seilige fiir cine Mutter
gegeben 81 baben!" riefen beim 60
De Ser I'll. emilia ibre 5pei S0bne,
Der bl. galiliuS uno ser FL. 8reaor
BON ytplla, aus.
80 mein 8ott, i6 peroanfe aues
melner Otutter." iagte ser groBe III.
sluguItin.
Ser IF. @regor Ser 8roBe binter-
lieB uns Elm Inoenfen bon Dem, mas
er Ser beionoeren 5r0mmisfeit iei-
ner Otutter Sploia 5u peroanten
glaubte. Gr bate lie, an ieiner Seite
liteno, 1nolen laiien, nit einem 1pei-
BEN &leioe angeton, NIT oen1 Suite
Der GeIebrten a1f Dem Soupte, 5lpei
Singer ibrer rehten Sano ausbrei-
teno, pie Inn 5ll belebren, uno in Ser
linfen Sano ba5 9ud) ser bl. goan-
gelien unter ben Iusen ibres Sob
mes balteno, pomit Ser Seilige ons
oeuten mollte, OaB ieine Waltter i'm
gelebrt babe, lno er ionit ibr alles
na6 Dem lieben 8ott 5u peroanfen
babe.
gser bat rns Sen fl. Bernard &C.
seben? @er bat i'm 10 rein, 10 itarf,
10 bon 2iebe 5u 8ott beieelt gen1odt?
glemono onoers, ais ieine FL. Otuts
ter 9lletta. Sa, tper bat beinabe alle
9elllgen 5u 9eiligen setno6t? -
Sbre Wtiitter! - 9lls zines Soaes
Der Efarrer BON Irs nit 9fIbruna
BON 1elner Sugeno lpra6, iagte man
ibn: ~sie itno pobl sIiidli6, friib-
5eitlg Sinn fir Sromn1igfeit aebabt
81 baben?" - uHa6 @ott," anttpor-
tete er, lit es SOS 8erf meiner Meut-
ter: lie tDar 10 briItlid! ,Wein flei-
ner SSobonn Maria,' iaste fie mir
oft, ,penn id oid ben lieben @ott
beIeioigen iabe, 10 tpiiroe mir oas
plele Sdmer5en berurla6en." 4" - gr
lagte, oaB er als &ino nielnaIs ohne
5u tpeinen ieine Wutter anieben
fonnte.
Das anbenfen elmer beiliaen Waut.
ter, mie bieie 8eiipiele seieen, Iebt
IN nnleren Ser5en Bis gum Gnoe UNI
leres 2ebens, neil Tie NIT Der griu-
(Sortfesnne auf Geite y
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
CRUM HELPED
DRAFT STATEMENT

WASHINGTON (JPS-Palcor)
PMS Washington correspondent
Robert Newman reports tn t
"Byrnes had told the President
that putting out the statement
when he did would ruin his
(Byrnes) united front with Brit
ain against the Soviet Union at
the Paris Peace Conference and
asked him to hold it up. But the
President, urged on by Democra-
tic National Chairman Robert
Hannegan and with the support
of Acting Secretary of State Dean
Acheson, decided to go ahead in
spite of Byrnes. ). He apparently
felt also either that Byrnes' fears
were not justified or that this was
not a matter on which the British
deserved American support.
''The declaration was worked
out early last week in conference
between Hannegan and BARLEY c.
Crum. Hannegan was under
stood to be greatly worried about
the election in New York among
other places, next month. AS
for Acheson, it has been reported
more than once that he has been
forced to support State Depart
ment policies which he himself
did not approve.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
December 6, 1916

demonstrated his technique in
San Francisco by means of x-ray
pictures and movies. He has ap-
peared before numerous medical
groups in the east.
1t should be mentioned that DR..
Lorenzo is president of the IA
nous Punxsutawney Grounding
Club, an old, national institution.
Each Feb. 1st the officials of the
club gather atop large hill at
daybreak. If the grounding comes
out and sees his shadow, he hiber-
mates 6 more weeks because there
will be bad weather. Hence the
grounding is the official weather
prognosticator. ''It never fails"
DR.. Lorenzo says with a smile.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
TUCSON HAS
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR

DR.. Frank Lorenzo, well-known
eastern surgeon of Punxsutawney,
Pa.stayed in Tucson the past week
enroute from a medical demon
stration in San Francisco. While
here he was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Sloan of N. 1st Avenue.
The physician was guest speak
er before the County Medical
Association on the invitation of
DR.. Stuart Sanger and DR.. Meyer
M. Mandel. DR.. Lorenzo is famous
for his operating technique on
fractures of the femur (thigh
bone) which permits the patient
to move about on crutches and to
leave the hospital in about 10
days. The method involves the
use of the Lorenzo lag screw and
plate.
Accidents to the femur are
more frequent among the aged.
In the past, inactivity induced by
such accidents caused other COM
plications and many died. This
method gives the aged patient an
opportunity to live his span of
life.
DR.. Lorenzo only recently
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
CUGAT BRINGS RHYTHM

Maracas, marimbas, dancers
galore will be featured when
Xavier Cugat and his company OF
40 stars appear December 18th at
the University Auditorium.
Cugat is the removed rhumba
king, and offers a fast moving
two-hour show, featuring Eliza
beth Waldo, violinist and Victor
Brenes, tenor, with a clever mix
ture of gourd shaking, Latin
American songs and dances and
American brass. The result is as
solid a beat as can be found in
any jive band.
The musical part of the pro-
gram includes Cugat's own pop
ular composition, "Chiquita Ba-
nana," Might Must FALL" "My
Shawl" Nightingale" and of
course his version of "1-2-3 Tick" F."
Tickets are on sale at Nc
Whorters, 118 E. Congress with
unreserved seats also available at
Steinheimers, University Square.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
RUSSIANS HALT

VIENNA (WNS)-An order
blocking the passage of Palestine
bound Jews from Eastern Europe
through the Soviet zone in Aus
tria was issued this week by Rus
sian military authorities.
simultaneously it was reported
that Russian authorities in Prague
requested the closing of the Pol
ish-Czech border to Jewish ref
ugees, and that the Czech Gov
ernment complied with the re-
quest after receiving similar de-
mand from the British Govern
ment. Over 1000 Jews have been
turned back within the first two
days of the closing of the border.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
Community Council

Mr.. Shlome Gelber, repre-
sentative for Joint DiStribu-
ton Committee (JDC) will
speak at an open meeting to be
held at Temple Emanuel Dec.
18th at 8 p. m. Mr.. Gelber has
Just returned from 3 years
spent overseas, with both
UNRRA and JDC.
He is on a speaking tour thru
the several western states,
telling about Displaced Per-
sons and of their problems ac-
centuated by the discontinue
ance of UNRRA. He is an ex-
cellent speaker and has a
graphic story to tell of his first
hand experiences and obser-
vations. Persons attending are
asked to bring canned goods
for SOS as the price of ad-
mission.
Mrs. I. Hirsch is in charge of
the newly formed Visitation
Committee, whose purpose is
to coordinate the visitations
made by the different organi-
cations and groups. The COM
mittee is made up of represen-
tatives from the various or
ganizations. The purpose is to
secure a more equitable ar
rangement for visitation, with
full coverage of the hospitals,
sanatoria ana rest homes in
the area.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
GENERAL BARKER
EXPECTED IN LONDON

LONDON (JPS-Palcor)-Gen-
eral Sir Evelyn Barker, Com
manding officer of British troops
in Palestine, whose anti-Semitic
letter to his troops is under in
vestigation by the Imperial Gen
eral Staff headed by Field Mar
shall Sir Bernard Montgomery, is
expected in London soon to in
form the Government on the stu
alton in Palestine, the London
press reports.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
ONLY 1880 JEWS
LEFT IN BERLIN

NEW YORK (JPS) Berlin,
which had a pre-war Jewish pop
ulation of 10000, now has only
1850 Jews according to report
made to a Jewish assembly there,
the Associated Press reports In a
dispatch from Berlin. Where fifty
synagogues had existed before the
war there are now only four, plus
three prayer halls.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
us. ASKS ADOPTION
OF NUREMBERG CODE

LAKE SUCCESS, n. Y. (JPS)
"A resolution requesting that
the principles laid down by the
charter of the Nuremberg War
Crimes Tribunal be included in
any code of international law
adopted by the United Nations,
will be submitted by the United
States delegation to the U.N. Gen
eral Assembly here this week.
The resolution is intended to re-
affirm the Nuremberg decisions
against the Nazis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-08

West opened his spade Q and.
before playing on it. South fixed
his thinking cap firmly on his
head He began by realizing that
West in. the auction disclosed a
holding of five spades. four
hearts and four clubs. with nary
. diamord-as with three four
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-08
ON BRIDGE E.
BY Shepard Barclay-'The Authority On Authorities"

dealt. Now note that West lead.
the heart A Immediately YOU
place the K as almost surely with
East
Then note that West leads the
J TO the second trick. Are you go.
ing to cover II with the DUMMIES
O. Probably NOT. as that would
only sacrifice 1t TO East's marked
K. You are going to play low
from the dummy. hoping East
had only dcubleton X and would
have TO play 1t now
How would you feel after that
when West leads the X and drops
your nice Q?
That's exactly the way the act.
ual dcclarcr felt when he found
he was victlmlzcd by that un.
orthodox defense.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-08
BY Shepard
SPEED TRAPS DEADLY

OUT ON the open highway. you
can be, gliding along blithcly.
without a care in the world. when
you unsuspectinely arrive NJ
speed trap" a motorcycle cop.
who gets a commission from the
small-town Judge fer all fines.
swoops up behind and tells you to
move over" There's not very
much you can do about that. ca
cept to go slow the next time .:ou
pass that way But at the bridge
table. YOU should protect Yourself
the first time
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-08

cardcrs and singleton. he would
have started with club bid
So East was marked with all
of the outstanding diamonds
Such being the case. he could stop
the suit after four tricks. leaving
South a trick shy of game. Then
he saw Il way TO tempt East to
part vit.. his stopper.
South took the first trick with
the spade X and inStanter led the
diamond 5. playing the s from
dummy after West discarded hts
heart East. one Of those bril-
Ian, quick thinkers. promptly
took the diamond with his 10
AMI returned the spade S Nov
South's contract was assured. He
wCn the spade with the a. led the
diamond * and overlook il with
the a. then proceeded to cash all
the tricks lie needed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-08
WOULD 1T FOOL YOU:

A GOOD test To apply to psy-
Geological plays which you con-
slider is this--would IT fool you If
somebody tired it on you? That
is. Of course not the fun answer.
as various players mental habits
are different Another considera-
ton. Of course. comes up when
YOU are on the defense. Is II more
likely ~ do harm by fooling your
partner than It Is to do good by
fOOllnc the drClarer7
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-08

Double-dummv inspection OF
those hands makes il clear that
only three tricks can possibly be
lost by South-cne in spades and
two in hearts.
But suppose you cover up the
East and West hands now and
play under the same conditions
as did the Geclarer in the rubber
game where these cards were
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