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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-11

IL. maja, nedelja. Waterloo
Grove w. G. - prireditev v
avditoriju Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
IL. maja, nedelja. 25-letnica
Community Welfare kluba v
Slovenskem narodnem domu
. ma st. Clair Ave. S progra-
nom in -vecerjo v poeast ma
teram. r.. ....z
19. maja, nedelja. Betsy
Ross AFU = Piles v zgornji
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
26. maja, nedelja. - The Three
Vets Club-p pies v zgonji
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
1. septembra, nedelja. - Th e
Three Vets Club - Piles v
zgornji dvorani Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water
loo Road.
8. septembra, nedelja. - Co.'S
we'll Club-ples v zgornji dvo-
rani Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Is. septembra, nedelja. - Zen
ski club Waterloo - Pies v
slovenskem delavskem domu
!! ma Waterloo Rd.
%. septembra, nedelja. - Zen.
ski odsek SDD-ples "a v po.
moe Primorcem v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Water.
loo Rd.
20. septembra, nedelja. - Cd.
! bor "a postavitev spomenika
prireditev v obeh dvoranah
| Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
6. oktobra, nedelja. - Progre'
sivne Slovenke krozek st. ]
pies v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-11
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED
morali odstraniti il sodne dvo-
JOHN KNITTED

morali odstraniti iz sodne dvo-
rane, ker je neprestano obsipa-
val drzavnega pravdnika z
zmerjavkami. Senene vile mu DO
potisnil v vamp, utopil ga bo
tam, kamor ne vtakne niti hu-
die svojega nosu! "Da, pa teme-
ljito! Sacrament vendar!"
Predsednik je prisodil stare
mu Joggiju denarno globo dvaj-
set frankov zaradi upornosti in
sramotilnega zmerjanja. Med
tenn ko je Rothlisberger place
val globo, Sc je polagoma pole
gla veselost, XII jo je povzrocil
ia PRIOR. Nato so spet poklicali
Terezo in jo Sc enkrat zaslisali.
Gutenberg je ponovil emo izmed
njenih prejsnjih izjav, XII sc je
nanasala ma nacin, kako 81 je
priskrbela arzenik.
! ! "Nekega dine ste ga we'll IL
njegove listnice. Kdaj je bilo
to-"
"Pred davnim casom! Ne spo-
minjam Sc tocno," je odvrnila.
Nekega dne je visel njegov suk-
Mic preko stola, on pa je odsel
ven. Takrat sem vzela strup.''
"Kako ste vedeli, da ga je
incl v zepu?'
"Nisem vedela. Pc nakljucju
sem ga nasla.'
cali vam je dal arzenik 60
spod Muller?"
"Ne," je zatrdila Tereza,
"vzela sem ga brez njegove we'd
nosti."
Con trdi, da ga je nosil S Sc
boj vse do noci petnajstega."
,"Laze!"
(Dalje prshodmVt)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-11

IL. oktObra, sobota. Cerk-
nisko jezero SDZ piles v Slo-
venskem delavskeln domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
13. oktobra, nedelja. - Wash
ington ZSZ - pies v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
20. oktobra, nedelja. - Sloven-
. ska zenska zveza st. Al pies
/ v Slovenskem delavskem do
nu ma Waterloo Rd. -
26. Oktobra, sObota - Betsy
Ross AFU - pies v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
27. Oktobra, nedelja. - 30-let-
MICA drustva "Vipavski raj",
st. 312 SNPJ v Slovenskem
QOHlu ma homes Ave.
n. oktobra nedelja-Waterloo
Camp WOW - prireditev v
obeh dvoranah Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water.
loo Road. 7
3. novembra, nedelja. - Collin.
wood Hive Macc-prireditey
v obeh dvoranah Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Waterloo
Road.
10. novembra, nedelja - v Bo:.
SNPJ - prireditev v obef
dvoranah Slovenskega DELAY
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd
II. novembra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski pevski zbor SID -
prireditev v obeh dvoranal
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-11

"a. novembra, nedelja. - Pew
ski zbor "Jadran' - koncert
in pies obeh dvoranah Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
1. decembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
zeni bratje SNPJ - pies v
zgornji dvorani Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd.
8. decembra, nedelja. - Pro-
sivne Slovenke krozek st. /
pies " zgornji dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd. 10
Is. decembra, nedelja. - st. Jo-
seph Cadets - Pies v zgor-
Mi dvorani Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo
Road. +
,22. decembra, nedelja. - Pies
v pomoc start domovini v
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Is. decembra, sreda. - Socia-
istieni klub - pies " zgor-
Mi dvorani Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo
Road.
20. decembra, nedelja. - Klub
slovenskih zena-ples zgor-
Mi dvorani Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo
Rd.
81. decembra, torek. - Silves-
trov pies pevskega zbora "Ja-
dram" " obeh dvoranah Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
! Waterloo Rd.
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bolnicah sirijo. V sporazumu z
Veteransko administracijo da-
je Rdeci kriz ma razpolago svo-
je placane usluzbence, XII skrbe,
da Sc spodbuja in koordinira v
kolikor mogoee vecji meri nude
nje prostovoljne sluzbe v vete-
ranskih bolnicah.
Sredi januarja letos so usluz-
benci Rdeeega kriza pomagali
v 80 veteranskih bolnicah, kjer
so vodili in nadzirali delo pro-
stovoljnih delavcev in delavk il
okoliskih krajev. Vsi oni, XII Sc
priglasijo "a prostovoljno delo
v veteranskih bolnicah, poma-
gajo veteranom in bolniskemu
osobju v najrazlicnejsih ozirih;
cello v ucenju preprostih rocnih
del IN rOkOOelSteV.
Poleg vse navedene pomoci,
XII 10 nudi Rdeci kriz bolnim in
ranjenim veteranom v bolnicah,
pa izvaja tudi dodatne aktivno-
sti, XII so neposredno v zvezi S
tenn delovanjem. Lansko leto je
Rdeei kriz potom prostovoljne-
&c della mnogih svojih prijate-
ljev sirom dezele omogocil, da
Sc je poslalo v bolnice tukaj in
preko morja mic mani kot $780,
100000 navitkov obvez. Prosto-
voljni delavci in delavke so tu-
di ukrojili million raznih obla-
Gil "a bolnike tukaj in v raznih
drugih dezelah.
Tudi civilni bolniki v bolnis.
micah te dezele so delezni pomo-
ci cd strani Rdecega kriza. Ian
sko leto so prostovoljne bolni.
carske pomoenice, XII jih je izu'
ril Rdeci kriz, dale 14,736,32e
ur svojega casa ma razpolagc
1886 civilnim bolnisnicam 81
rom dezele. Cd 24,766,O0O mill
XII so jih preteklo leto prevozila
vozila Rdecega kriza, jih je bile
mnogo, XII so sluzile svrho pre-
voza pohabljenih malckov ir
slepcev, bodisi v razne bolnice
ali pa tudi ma vesele izlete v ma
ravo. Use to je vkljuceno v pro
gramu Ameriskega rdecega kri
ia, XII rad sluzi vsem, XII so ,
potrebi, v nasi dezeli ali pa dru
god po svetu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-11
Rdeci kriizz "a ve+ero.
ne V boInicoh

Bolni ali ranjeni vojak, XII bo
morda moral ostati " bolnisnici
Sc tedne ali mesece, preden bo
docela okreval in Sc vrnil ci-
vino zivljenje, Sc Sc vedno lah-
ko obrne ma Ameriski rdeci kriz
"a pomoc in drugo, prav kot
pref, ko Sc je boril ma 'front.'.
V bolnisnicah ~sirom dezele
vzdrzuje Rdeei> kriz danes isto
sluzbo kot 10 je izvajal v bolni-
cab preko morja v casu, ko so Sc
Sc vrsile bitke. Osobje Rdeeega
kriza pomaga bolnim in ranje-
MIN vojakom resevati osebne in
druzinske probleme, dale skrbi
"a razvedrilo in zabavo vetera-
nov v bolnicah S tenn, da Jim
oskrbuje knjige, revije, razne
igre, godbo, it'd. Usluzbenci Rde-
cega kriza tudi pisejo pisma "a
one veterane, XII vsled ran in po-
skodb ter pohabjenosti ma ro-
kah ali drugace ne morejo sami
pisati svojcem in prijatejem, a
onim, XII SO izgubili dar vida, ci-
tajo IL listov in knjig.
V slueajih odpustitve il bolni-
ce in il vojaske sluzbe obenem
zaradi trajne pohabljenosti, je
Rdeci kriz vedno pripravljen po-
magati. V vseh takih slucajih
obvestijo vojaske in mornariske
bolnice Rdeci kriz, XII potom svo-
jih tozadevnih usluzbencev in
formira odpuscenega veterana
glede vladne podpore in drugih
pravic vidika njegove poskod-
be ali pohabljenosti. Ako tako
zeli, mu tudi pomagajo napisati
tozadevne prosnje in mu oskr-
bio zveze drugimi potrebnimi
uradi ali predstavniki bolnic,
kjer Sc je pref zdravil. Ma ME-
govo zeljo ga tudi priporocijo
lokalni organizaciji Rdecega
kriza v kraju, kamor Sc il boil
nice poda. Domaca sluzba RIDE
cega kriza je pripravljena po-
magati MENU in njegovi druzi-
nj v raznih problemih, tikajo-
cih sc njegove podpore, odskod-
nine in drugega.
Ker Sc mnogi veterani &c dol
go ne bodo mogli povrniti v ci-
vino zivljenje, Sc aktivnosti
Rdecega kriza v veteranskih
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(Nadaljevanje)

zil Terezin pomenlJlv pogled.
Matilda je oklevala. Toda dr.
zavni pravdnik nj popustil.
"Povejte porotnikom natan-
enc vse, kar ste opazili, in mic
Sc ne bojte!'
"Opazila sem, kako je gospod
grabil gospo Mullerjevo!'
"Kako?"
"Njeno obleko mislim in ta-
ko dalje."
"Kaksno obleko?" M tild a
nj takoj odgovorila ma Guten-
bergovo zadnje vprasanje.
In zdaj Sc je oglasil predsed-
mix, .da mora gospodicna Matil-
da povedati porotnikom, kaj je
prav "a prav opazila.
Matilda je priznala, da to, kar
ie videla, nj spodobno. Videla je
gole noge gospe Mullerjeve in
gospod Muller jih je hotel ne
prestano poljubljati. N to je
nenadoma zaihtela.
"To je bilo mesece pred umo-
rom,' je godrnjal Gutenberg.
"In temu pravi gospod Muller
,nobena zaupljivost'!''
Priceval je tudi neki natakar
IL Berna. Nicesar drugega nj
vedel povedati kakor, da je ne
kega popoldneva postregel ca
jem gospodu in gospe Mullerje-
vi v spalnici gospoda Mullerja.
Ia MIN je izpovedala neka
hotelska sobarica, da je bila po-
stella v sobi gospoda Mullerja
dvojna postelja, in vcasih Sc j
je zdelo, ko da sta spali ME.
dive osebi. Vendar pa nj nikdar
opazila, da bi gospa Mullerjeva
prestopila ali zapustila sobo 60
spoda Mullerja.
Gutenberg je klical prico "a
prico. ze je utrujal sodnike il
porotnike. Toda zaslisal je &c.
dalje bolj magic, dasi je cestc
pregledaval svoje papirje in
stavljal nekatera vprasanja tri'
krat ali stirikrat. Izpraseval je
vse prebivalce liz Cana, ali so v
pogledu dusevnega stanja obto-
zencev opazili kaJ nenavadnega
Nih6e ju nj nikdar stel "a dru-
gacna kakor "a popolnoma nor
malna, so dejali. Zlasti je pou-
daril, da sta zmogla svoje lube
zensko razmerje strogo prikri-
vati S hladnim premislekom. Ma
stotine oci ju je obdajalo, toda
S skoraj diabolicno premetenost-
jo sta Sc izognila javnemu opa-
zovanju. Gutenberg Sc je okre-
nil k Joggnju, XII je tudi sedel
ma klopi "a price. Toda starr
ocak je bill trd orch! Takoj spo-
cetka Sc je branil priseci.
"Mene hocete prisiliti, da bi
govoril proti gospodu Mullerju
Kdo me DO prisilil ?' je hrescal.
"Priseci in krivo priseci, ko
imam slab spomin? Nicesar ne
VEN! LIE vtaknite me v kletko
- to mi je vseeno! Kamor gre
gospodov sin, tia pojdem tudi
JAZZ, to pravim! In nobeno pra-
sc ne bo verjelo, da sta gospod
ali gospa Mullerjeva kriva. Pa
cetudi bi sam videl, ne, ne hi
verjel! Pet in sestdeset let ma
Gamhofu! Use sem videl, kako
SO prisli ma svet v teh pet in
sestdesetih letih. JAZZ mai od-
prem usta in pomagam tozilcu
JAZZ? Zaradi meme raje V jeco,
to pravim. Drugega pa ne bonn
rekel nicr!'
Medtem ko mu je tekla voda
il oci in nosu, MISC vedeli poslu-
salci, ali bi jokali ali Sc smeja-
Ii. Casnikarji so 81 ogledovali
starega Joggija kot krasen pri-
merck stare generacije. Njego-
vo volovsko zvestobo in njegov
odpor SO odkrito priznavali. Gu
tenberg 81 je Sc ma vse nacine
prizadeval, da bi izvabil Joggiju
par primernih odgovorov, toda
vse brez uspeha. Sodni sluga je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-11

T sike Io Mserbey povenik sme ndske dv Cd B
esko
edi japonsko
Ii kot . III
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S K R T S
$40

{ al collection Of misses
all ladies' all wool skirts in
solids and plaids. Make ideal
gifts!
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GIRL CRAPPLERS
TO CLASH FRIDAY

Nell Stewart, 100 pounds Of Bir-
mingham, Ala, and Evelyn Wahl,
1874 pounds Of Baltimore, two of
the nations foremost girl grapplers
have been signed to battle at the
American Legion Indoor Arena
Friday night.
The battle Of the beauties will
headline a card which will also
feature rough and ready Earl
Wampler, 220 pound wrestler Of
Milwaukee against Benny Rosen,
a 235 grappler who halls from
Dayton, Ohio. The two bruisers will
battle in the opening match, which
has been set for $3.50 o'clock.
PUNK Mooring, who is promoting
the return of the grunt and groan
business to Wilmington, said the
Stewart-Wahl bout will be a one
hour time limit with the best two
out Of three falls. The Wampler-
Rosen setto will have a one hour
time limit with the best two out
three falls.
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millions Ut Sports Fans Pay Tribute To Walter Johnson;
right For Life Typical Of Big Trains" Pitching Care

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-(R
President Truman Joined mill
lions of other sports fans
wednesday in paying tribute to
Walter johnson, possibly the
greatest baseball pitcher who
ever lived.
Johnson, desperately ill with
a brain tumor since April, died
late Tuesday night in = local
hospital. He was 50.
Funeral services will be held
lat $3.50 p.m.) Friday in the
Washington Cathedral. PAIL
players who helped johnson re-
bearers will be chosen from the
write the record books.
Mr.. Truman said he was
Greatly grieved" to hear of
Johnson's death. He added that
the former star pitcher Of the
washington Senators had been
one of his heroes.
"Mr. Truman admired john
son both as an athlete and 4
man," Presidential Secretary
Charles G. Ross told reporters.
Like millions of other fans.
He was sorrowed by Mr.. john
sons DEATH"
Around Washington Wednes-
day, wherever fans gathered,
the talk was of johnson.
People who never had seen
him pitch explained exactly
how he did it.
People who never had heard
him talk were busy quoting
him.
This t WI has seen the
greats of all nations come and
go, but Walter johnson, who
knew how to throw a baseball,
was something special.
Just what was 1t that the
Big train" had that SO endear-
ed him to the customers?
Well, he was a superb pitch
er. of course.
o. We" 81 he was = superb PITCH
He pitched in 500 major
league games and in two world
series. He was victorious in IA
games, and In 113 contests his
opponents couldn't score a run.
He struck out 3,407 batsmen.
and once pitched IS consecu-
tive shutout innings.
But the johnson legend is
made up Of far more than that.
In many of those games he
was pitching with a second d.
vision club, for q team whose
hitting was puny and whose
fielding was embarrassing.
But through all this johnson
managed to give his uncom-
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tee, announced that his group would
meet shortly to frame recommen-
dations for junior chamber action
to assist the Bluethenthal Fields
progress.
Jesse Sellers, president Of the
club, last night scotfed at rumors
that the junior chamber was study
ing reports of dissension between
members Of the authority and the
county board.
There's no fight there" Sellers
declared. I'VE found that out to-
night"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-12
GLENN D0BBS Set
FOR FIVE YEARS
farmer Tulsa All-America
Signs Long Contract
With Dodgers

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. IL up -
,snn Do IBIS, former All-Alnerican
t.4hack from Tusla, Okla. and
a e.bod as the top-ranking All Amer
.s confessional football conference
10 this year, has signed a
'o.year contract with the Brook
NV Dodgers, Vice-President Bill
Gav disclosed Wednesday.
Here for the season-closing
n;smi seahawks Dodgers game
rrdav night, Cox said the contract
lanlaces a one-year contract signed
.aa the All-America conference
vas formed.
Although the terms were not dis
.,osed, Cox said the document will
...ta the 6-foot, 4-inch, 200-pound
aD @ one of the highest paid play
s srs. in professional football.
hobbs has piled up several con-
.-once records with the Dodgers.
!s,luding d punting average from
"srirnrnage of Alb yards; complet-
" l2s passes in 249 attempts and
.st.Ied 1869 yards for II touch
inyls.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-12
AIRPORT BODY
REPORTS GAINS
Bluethenthal
Gives Summary AT Meet
ing Here

Members Of the Wilmington-New
Hanover Airport authority last
night presented a report On the
progress of Bluethenthal Field un-
der county management to the
Aviation committee Of the local
Junior Chamber of Commerce as
that group launched what has been
announced as an investigation OF
conditions at the $11 million field.
Jesse Parker, the airport's man
ager; Hamilton E. Hicks, secretary
Of the authority; and County Com
missioner H. r. Gardner. a mem.
Der of the airport group. attend
ed the meeting at the Woodrow
Wilson hut.
After hearing their report,
George Chadwick, chairman Of the
Junior chambers aviation commit.
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Miniature racing cars, three q
four inches high, and capable Of
speeds in excess Of 100 miles an
hour, are being built BY many
American lobbyists.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II
up - President Will Harridee
Of the American League, visit
ing In San Francisco. said
wednesday, "Walter johnson
Will be remembered not only as
one Of the great pitchers of al
time but also as one of the
finest gentlemen in the history
of baseball. we of the Amer
lean League and all baseball
rams are saddened by his
passing"
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planning, courageous best, al
ways ready to give the other
fellow credit, always willing to
take more than his share of the
blame.
And that's the reason, said
the oldtimers here, that the
fans realized they were seeing
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more than . great pitcher.
They were seeing a great gent
leman as well.
Pallbearers will include such
former teammates as Roger
Peckinpaugh. Sam Rice, Ossie
Bluege, Joe Judge, Nick Al
trock, "Muddy" Ruell and Jim
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what is believed to be the first
..cord sale of a truck in the
I.nited States was to an eastern
s.,artament store in 1896. The
vs,icIe consisted of a steam boiler
md six-horsepower engine in
called in a horse van.
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Shaw. Another pallbearer will
be Mike Martin, for 40 years
trainer for the Senators.
The Very Rev. John W. Suter,
Dean of Washington Cathedral,
will officiate, and burial will be
In Rockville (N.D.) Uuion
Cemetery. That's where Mrs.
johnson, who died in 1880, was
buried.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-12

A pound Of ke1 osene contains
81, 900 B. T. US Of heat energy,
as compared with 20. 600 B. T. US
for a pound of gasoline.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-15
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
'eThe Authority on Authorities"

in spades and three in diamonds,
Most obvious logic would have
shown any good defensive player
that a diamond lead was hopeless
against the No Trump game.
West 5 hand was so Woefully weak
that he had no possible re-entry
if he got the diamond suit estah-
lished. He should have seen that
any chance of successful >de-
Tense depended on tricks to be
taken by his partner. Such being
the case, he should have led the
suit which was most likely to be
the one chosen by East if the lat
ter had been the leader That SUIT
was hearts.
If West had led the heart 1G, no
hold-up or any other play by
South could have given HIM
game East would have had the
hearts set up and all ready to run
the remaindors of the suit as soon
as he regained the lead with the
club A. lie would thus have taken
four tricks in hearts plus the club
A. no matter what South did
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-15
Society News
JiIEI(E-1OID TALES,

I live far behind fhe wind,
And Ions. long from the sea;
Here the Wcdthcr-nolSc Is thInncd
To- mcGIuCrlty;
E-.slcs tell mCagcr tale
1f havoc on the shore,
They merely indicate the sale,
Nud gossip of the roar
OF rising wind and water, set,
The one against the other;
bI foes mggniIccntly met
Tn smoky battle smother.
Pines can better sound off seas.
ID must hear the story.
T.It and rctold through agencies
So far from crashing glory.
Martha Banning Thomas
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-15
Words of Wisdom

ncNCr knew man Of letter
ashamed Of his profcssion.-Thack
crdrY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-15

dealer: South. Both sides Vul-
nerable.)
South West North East
2NT Pass 5 MT
West slavishly led the fourth
best of his longest suit, the d'a-
nond S. and the declarer walked
in with an easy game He took
that first trick in the dummy and
promptly led the club 3 toward
his honors, playing the X af'er
East put on the 10 To the dunn
my he went again with the SPADE
* and led the club 8 inns ulne
East came in with the A No mat
ter what he returned. South had
his game assured, getting two
tricks in clubs. one in hearts, three
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-15
SHORT SUIT LEADS PAY

THERE ARE two kinds OF
hands from which it IS advisable
to lead a short sult"-one of
three cards or less-against a No
Trump game contract, when your
own side had done no bidding One
of those is a hand in which you
have non-touching honors in sew
eral suits no longer than four
cards each, with practically all the
honor cards your side could possl-
blv hold, You don't want to Jeo-
pardize them by leading from
them. The other time is when your
own hand is so weak that you
know the defense depends mainly
on early establishment OF your
partners best suit
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COLORED
CHURCHES

The New man Methodist
Church, at the Corner of Divi-
sion and Whitehead streets, Rev.
James c. Murray, pastor, will
have Church School beginning
at 9:45 am. Sunday, led by Miss
Grace Adderley, superintendent
Morning worship will start at
IL am. with a sermon on the
subject of Balm in Gilead. AT
$50 pm. there will be a Youth
Fellowship meeting. Evening
worship will be held at $50
o'clock with a sermon on the SUBJ
jet of s'The Power of a Living
Christ. "
Week day services of the
church are as follows: Monday
night, trustees meeting; Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock, Youth
Meeting; Wednesday night, Ush-
er's Board meeting; Thursday
night, Prayer meeting, and FRI
day night, Choir rehearsal.
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coneresationaI PROGRAM

The following program is to be
rendered at the First Congrega-
tional church by the entire church
school at 9:45 am Sunday, Aug.
IL. This program was originally
scheduled for Children's Day, but
was postponed because of the POI
Ito epidemic, and is still in honor
of Children's Day. Everyone is
extended a cordial invitation to
attend. The program:
Prelude, Miss Betty Rae Bra
dy; hymn, entire congregation;
scripture reading, followed by
Lords Prayer; welcome, Myrna
Lee Curry; ''The Way to be Clad
Robert Rash, Eddie Koncinski,
Mildred Hart and Gloria Boza.
THE Children,s Church, No
Ian Drudge; Good Morning"
Donna Rae Lowe; Welcome to
YOU, sung by Deanne DePrimo,
Gloria Knowles, Sylvia Knowles.
Barbara Walterson and JOY Stick
ney; 'sThe First Children's Day.
Jerry Pita; This is the Reason
Ernest Garnet, Charles Selph,
Lancewood Lowe and George
Stewart; "Children,s Day JOY,
Judy Knowles and Carol Harris;
"a Prayer, Jack Harris; Chill
dren's Day., Elizabeth Ann Rus
sell and Sylvia Knowles; Trumpet
solo, hackney Drudge; "Children's
Day Thanks, Doris Boza; Like
Jesus. Bobby Mullins, Barbara
Ramirez and Elsie Lowe; "A
Greeting, Leo Curry; Twenty
third Psalm, Billy Roberts, Rob-
.ert Lowe. Harold Solomon and
Jack Gibson.
For Children's- Day"
''For Children's Day, Daffney
Warren; Song, Myrna Lee Curry,
Jesus Loves the Children; "a
Boy Can Do This, Albert Key;
Goods, Garden, Deanne DePrimo
and Joy Stickney; 1.-THE Bible,
Jill BergStrom; do Your Bit,
Jayne Lou Archer and Leadorne
Whitehead; Jesus Is My Friend
Joan Mullins; Giving, Betty
Ann Solomon; piano solo, Billy
Roberts; June, Barbara Dick
ems; music, Barbara Walterson,
offertory; Jewels, Billy Stew
art, Gloria Knowles, Joan
Knowles, Joyce Henson and Hell
racle", Edward BOA; musician
number, entire Primary Depart
ment; Take Joy With You"
Elizabeth Walterson; Goodbye
Harry Lee Roberts.
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