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Evening star., 1947-11-20


has been demonstrated on a num-
Der Of occasions. In today's hand
South opened the bidding very mod
estly with one club. West, naturally
passed, despite his two and one-half
honor tricks. Even If he were not
vulnerable it is doubtful that one
heart overcall should be considered
on this type hand.
North, though certain that the
partnership would go TO game and
suspicious Of slam, nevertheless
bided his time with a temporary bid
of one diamond to find out at low
level just what type Of hand his
partner held.
South's rebid Of two clubs was
automatic, denoting minimum
hand, but a good club suit. North
could bid two spades at this point
with the assurance that the opener
would be obliged to speak again,
but elected to bid three spades "a
Jump in new suit in order to show
that he was slam-minded) South
naturally, signed off at three no
trump, and North made one more
slam effort, q Jump to five clubs,
his trump support being adequate
for rebid suit.
It Is South's decision to bid six
clubs that is worthy Of comment. A
less discerning South might say:
why should bid any more when
I have only a minimum opening?"
The answer Is that, for the purpose
Of this hand, South's holding Is
actually not minimum. The king
of diamonds can no longer be re-
garded'as half trick, but must be
assigned the value of a full trick,
since partner has bid that suit.
The key to the situation is that
North must have a singleton heart.
I would like at this point to stress
against the bidding theory which I
have sponsored for a long time, d
theory based entirely on common
sense, that Is, when one player
names three suits, including a
jump, a singleton in the fourth suit
is guaranteed.
Note that If South had held AJ2
y KJ4 1753 4 KJ86, he would
have had precisely the same hand in
high cards, but would have been
obliged to pass the bid of five clubs,
because his hand would not have
grown with the bidding. With the
knowledge that partner has a sin
gleton heart he would realize that
his king of hearts was a worthless
card. Let me point out again that
a high honor in partners suit
should always be mentally promoted
to the next higher rank.
(Copyright, 1947, by Charles H. doren)
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Word Game

Find 81 or more common English
words in
ACKET,
meaning, ITO couple together as of
the same class or as equal" Average
mark is "a words. Time limit, 80
minutes.
Rules Of the game Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of s. such
as bats" cats" are not used. g. Only
one form Of . word 10 used f. Proper
names are not used. list will bs pub
lished tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
| axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Words Like Military, Dictionary,
Secretary.


Secretary.
For some reason which I cannot
fathom. some American schoolmarms
have for years been insisting that
their. students adopt the British
smothered pronunciations Of the fa-
miliar -ary words, as "diction'ry" for
dictionary, "mi-lit'ry" for mil-i-
tar-y, secretly" for se-cre-
tar-y, etc.
Some teachers fortunately only
few regard any trick of speech that
bears the British label as being very,
very ultra; whereas, as a matter Of
fact, many British pronunciations
are slovenly, according to American
standards.
Such pronunciations as "diction'ry,
milit'ry, secret'ry" we're not heard
even in England until comparatively
recent years. That the words were
given the correct four syllable pro-
nunciations is shown by these lines
of identical meter which, respec-
lively, are from the works of the
English writer's, Shakespeare 1884
1616O, Wordsworth G770-1850) and
Tennyson Q809-1892):
Nor customary suits Of SOL
emn black
Above the reach Of or-di-
nary men.
I found 1t all visionary
flame.
Thus we see that from Shake
speare's time until the beginning of
this century the -ary words, in good
British speech, were not corrupted
in pronunciations.
Even those persons who affect the
British pronunciation would never
dream of trying to telescope such
-ary words as these: January, Feb
ruary, arbitrary, adversary, cente-
nary, commentary, dromedary. nee
essary.
common error in grammar is the use
Of adverbs instead OF sdjectives, as feel
badly" Mr.. Colby has written Leafiet Clio
hfnh vy,1a tvs fhA - -
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A common error in grammar is the use
Of adverbs instead OF adjectives, as feel
badly" Mr. Colby has written Leafiet Clio
which explains the use of these parts
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-29
Quarantine Treatment

attic clash, have gone about their
normal rounds of life without be-
ing DETECTED into the circle of the
rabble-rouser. Meanwhile desir-
able information, education and
social action reach the entire
public.
The "silent treatment" was an
excellent name in that it indicates
Its nature very well. 1t implies a
blanket of silence, RELOCATING the
rabble-rOuSer to relative Obscur-
ity. OF a certainty, the use of
this technique in any community
has involved tremendous amounts
OF work, far more than any clam
orOus- group has undertaken in
similar situations. Whenever one
is dealing with reasonable people
who can control their emotions in
order to get desired results, the
silent treatment is a very good
name.
But recently, there has been
deliberate attempts on the part of
hotheads who, for whatever their
motives may be, have desired to
sabotage this technique. They
have taken advantage in a few
communities of the negative, pass
i've implications of the word
Silent. They have made it syn
onymous with ignoring" and have
wrongfully, but nonetheless effect
lively made it appear that persons
practicing the silent treatment are
in favor of inaction. I, therefore,
urge that we abandon the use of
the term "silent treatment and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-29

that hereafter we speak of the
technique as QUARANTINE
TREATMENT" What we have
been trying to do is to confine and
quarantine the rabble-rouser's in
fluence to as small segment of
the population as we possibly can.
To deny him freedom of speech
would negate a Fundamental dem
ocratic principle. Such viola ton
would soon be turned against lib
erals who would meet with a SIM
liar fate from those who despise
and fear liberals as much as a
rabble-rouser is feared and hated
by some of his opponents.
Quarantining is not an easy job,
but it is necessary one. The
fictitious, spurious issues which
the rabble-rouser raises are not
such that can be debated logically
with success. German JeWry tried
that on a tremendous scale and
failed, despite the rightness and
truth of their arguments. There
are many vicious lies of all kinds
circulating at all times within tiny
lunatic fringe sections of the pop
ulatiOn. They are sensational and
inSidiOus ideas. Bringing them to
the fore and glamOrizing their ex-
pOnents is not a sensible way to
deal with them. There is a nat
ural quarantine that takes care
of many vicious rTlmOrs and limits
the range of contemplate scurril-
tiles against individuals an d
groups. On any number of SUBJ
jects, publicizing crack-pOt ideas
gives them Seven League Boots,
providing a spotlight for their
expOunders and only ampIifies the
area of infection. The media of
tremendous circulation spurn these
ideas and give them no cOverage.
We should not open these media
to the rabbIe-rOusers and their
vituperations. Quarantining is the
soundest procedure for the defense
of a people against defamation
originating in subversive circles.
S. ANDHIL FINEBERG
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-29
ORIGINALITY

CONTINUED from Page Three)
son harbors no vindictiveness, no
malice. He is the good neighbor.
The disconnected woman nags
at her husband. The frustrated
masses shout, "DOwn with the
jews" They have lost their own
self-faith. They do not trust
themselves.
Most, if not all of us, as we
grow older, tend to fall into this
category. It is not easy to trust
ones self.
/ seem to have wandered far
from my original point. And yet,
have L?
Does not originality imply self
trust? I believe the reader will
agree with me, that it does.
Well, what shall we do about
it? How shall we hold on to this
priced chiId-like quality of orig
inality?
The answer seems to be that
there is no particular formula.
Being original is an art. And that
is a confusing thing. One can
cultivate an art.
When a woman looking in the
mirror tries out a new color, or
a new hair-dO, she is striving for
originality. She is cultivating the
art. It may be that there are
better ways for cultivating it.
That, 1 suppose, depends on the
person. The idea that you have
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-29

to write some great work or paint
some great picture to be original
is nonsense. There is originality
and art in planning a dinner, in
making your husband cOntent-in
a thousand and one things.
We may not always know when
we are original, but there is one
sure sign to tell us when we are
not original. That is, wher we
lose our temper. That is the sure
sign that we have lost our self
faith, for without self-faith, there
can be no originality.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-29
Continued from Page Three)

"a
The elimination of free publicity,
and especially of the avoidance of
that publicity which comes from
clamorous opposition in or at the
doors of rabble-rouser's meeting,
has resulted in restricting the
rabble-rouser's appeal to a tiny
frenetic element of the population
that is bitterly anti-Semitic any
how The masses of susceptible
neopIe who admire anyone who
appears as a tremendous figure
whether he be hated or loved
and who are fascinated by dram
Evening star., 1947-05-03
GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorney,
American Security Bldg, 730 18th Street,
Washington, d. C..
Filed Abr. "A, 1941. Charles Z. Stewart.

GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorney,
American Security Bldg, 100 18th Street,
Washington, ID. C.
Filed Apr. "A, 1s41; Charles E. Stewart.
DlgEn1cT coyRffl fl'1s oE THE UNITED
Sta SsatsE for The District Of ,col%mbia-
= A FIMoraY b 3 K2EEaER 81 e. et s Be-
R6hR OF kss2R No s5eet
esnS W sf'Gn IN pn i to 81 Se'sR savss
Lot 4 SQUARE 434a. In the District Of CO.
lunbia, or for PARTITION by sale. f2l to
remove cloud evidenced by an outstand-
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AD M 'n 1el 1 oRbEREp shlE 'h that aas defenaant % &
Timothy D. Keleher. Daisy Y. Hart Clar-
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Ished once, a week. for three successive
weeks in the washington Law Reporter
and in The Evening Star. longer and
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JAMES I slzs N Y PHocToE sgsssssr : sssJ} ssssI}
Deputy Clerk. ap26,my3.I0
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7 axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Saturday Word Forum.

Oxnard: We have an argument.
A. contends that enclosed" Is in
correct because 1t is not In the
dictionary. I say that usage has
made it as acceptable as "inclosed.'
Who's right?-M. T.
Answer: Enclose" is not only in
the accepted dictionaries. 1t is the
preferred spelling in American us
age. and 1t is the only spelling
sanctioned by the United States
Government Printing ONCE style
manual.
Fresno: My husband insists that
the word "participle" Is accented on
the "cip." I say no. Please decide
for us.-Mrs B. I. s.
Answer: There Is no accent on
the third syllable of "participle."
Accent the first syllable only, thus:
PAHR-ti-si-p1.
Los Angeles: Is there any au-
thority for the pronunciation free
FAY" for the word "frieze"?-V.
Mel.
Answer: None whatever.
Milwaukee. Please ColDy1ze tne
word eczema. M. G. J.
Answer: The word Is from the
Greek ekzema, meaning ito boil
out" Accent the first syllable only,
thus: EK-zee-muh. Also permissible:
EK-see- -muh.
Concord: Who wrote, Whom the
Gods would destroy they first make
NADIA. G. G. s..
Answer: That exact wording Is
Longfellow's in THE Masque Of
Pandora" But the proverb, vari-
ously worded, is ancient. Sophocles
Fourth century B. O. worded 1t
thus: when Divine Power plans
evil for man, 1t first injuries his
mind" Lycurgus ninth century
B. c. said: When falls on man
the anger of the gods, first from
his mind they Danish understand
ing"
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Mind Meter
THE QUOTATIONS TEST

You are expected to answer cor
rectly at least 6 out of 10 In this
test. following the directions for
each.
/. Who said, 1T is not best to svap
horses while crossing the river7"
2. Complete: whats sauce Tor the
3. Where does when, in the course Of
human events" orisinste7
hairs viii make q wig7''
5. who said, Never leave that till to-
morrow which you can do todsy7"
q. Give the line that follows: The time
has come, the. Walrus said"
4, VINO said. Our Federal Union: IT
;. g. who said, IF this be treason. make
Q, Give the neg, line Tell m. not in
10. who said, IT'S our true policy to
steer clear Of permanent alliances with
any portion OF the foreign world7"
ANSWERS will be published Monday
Evening star., 1947-05-03
MoTokcYcLE.

INDIAN CHEF side car; 1928. BOYD.
fNDIaS nj AN MOTORCYCLE. 4-cylinder With
GsI1 nsH SR sse ass; ssE low MILEAGE perfect eend
CUSHsAN motor ice cream scooter, excel
condition. ready fer operation; brakes,
lights: reasonable AT 1855. "A
AIS, 1915, excellent condition: skirted
tenders; special paint Job. S4f5. cH. 3e45.
HARLEY. model 30. 1s45. excellent condi-
ton; bargain at $3.50 Saturday and SUM-
day all day, other days after $50 evenings,
306S Goth st. Sc. A.
HARLEY 1885, excellent condition: new
handle bars. battery, .carburetor. distrib-
gsor ssao and wiring; ring buddy seat, windshield;
ANY ONE CAN RIDE an A. j s. or Match
less motorcycle to the mountains or the
beach. Easy shifting, easy steering. smooth
riding, no Objectionable noise, ro over
aIIEp MToRcYcay aof4 e T
RE. 5073 g
CUsHMAN 1a4e motor scooter: trans
mission model taigh and low gearl: 6.00x6
tires: $500 or best offer. Glebe $3.50. --5
INDIAN I941 FOUR-Beautiful 2-tone
blue and white: perfect condition; plenty
BRiTIsH MoToRcYCLE.No9rHton. 1s4s,
oily. 500; new condition: S475 1928
HARLEY-DAViDsON. Is3Ie74; new tires.
new. battery and chain, good condition;
S225 Call UN 2213 -