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Evening star., 1949-10-07
Goren on Bridge
Describing q Singleton W
Natural Methods.

Natural Methods.
Bidding at contract is nothing
more or less than a natural CONVEX
sation in code employing as charac-
ters seven numbers, four suits, no
trump, pass, double and redouble.
The permutations and combinations
of these Is symbols form language
of great richness and permit the
exchange of messages that are some
times very exact and frequently
quite subtle.
The DECIDING of some Of the mes
sages such as the opening two-bid
and the take-out double depend
entirely on conversational agree
ment; most Of the others can be
deciphered in cool, logical manner.
In today's hand the key to the
slam was Norths possession OF a
singleton club. 1t was North's place
to bring to the attention of his
partner this important bit of infor-
nation without which South, hold
ing three losing clubs, could not
embark upon slam. There are, OF
course, numerous artificial devices
for checking on aces and kings, biz
many players are inclined to over
look the Importance of checking on
equally vital matters such as sin
gletons.
Some time ago I presented a
method for identifying a singleton,
a method that is based on logic
rather than arbitrary convention. 1t
Is this: When player names three
suits and includes a jump in his
sequence of bids he shows a singleton
or void in the fourth suit.
When the hand was actually
played South did not rise to the
occasion. He opened with one heart
and North marked time with two
diamond response. South's rebid OF
two hearts is a forced underbid, no
other call being suitable. The hand
is distinctly short of the require
ments for a jump rebid. Norths
two-spade bid was another force
and again left South with no ade-
quate rebid. Without clubs he could
not try no-trump, so he decided to
return to three diamonds, convinced
that North would take further ac-
ton. North now leaped to four
hearts, and South. concerned about
the clubs, thoughtlessly passed.
North, having named two suits of
his own and jumped in the third.
marked himself with no more than
q singleton in the fourth suit.
The question may be rasied as to
responder's procedure, holding a
strong hand with two suits, trump
support and a doubleton in the
fourth suit. In such case he should
either show one suit and Jump, or
two suits and raise without a jump.
(Copyright. 1949. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1949-10-07
By Dr.. 6. w. Crone

1. Which of the following is a
common ailment of high school
students?
Acme Acumen Acne Acoustics
2. Which mental process would
normally come last?
Analyze Scrutinize
Investigate Observe
3. A safety" should make one
think primarily of which sport?
Tennis Baseball Basket ball Football
4. Which is the capital of Canada? ?
Montreal Toronto Windsor Ottawa
5. A lizard would technically be
classified as a
Fish Insect Reptile Mammal
6-10. This problem is really q
vocabulary test, for it involves the
matching of the nouns shown in the
left-hand column below with their
appropriate meanings. One point
for each correct matching.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Definition Quiz.

Ten points for each correct answer
A score of 100 is perfect, 80 excellent
80 splendid, 10 very good, so good
so fair, 40-or-less poor.
l. True or false? A "cygnet" is 9
"baby swan
g. Right? "Chaise Tongue" Il
French for lounge chair"
8. Correct? The literal meaning
of Orient" is ITO rise"
4. Correct? The literal meaning
of accident" is "to fall down."
S. Right or wrong? A dialogue
is "a conversation between two
persons only"
g. True? The word exotic
means "glamorous" y
7. Right? To "titivate" means "to
litter, or giggle.'
g. Correct? "Unravel" is the op-
posite OF "ravel.'
9. True or false? 'Transpire'
means ito perspire."
10. Right or wrong? "Shambles
means "wreckage; rubble."
Answers.
l. True. Cygnet is French word
meaning "little (baby) swan" Pro-
nounce it: SIG-net.
2. Wrong. Chaiss Tongue d
Evening star., 1949-10-07
BuffuIoes Tree Man,
.EIephunt Visits Garden

Thirsty wild animals have been
driven nearer to towns by this
seasons drought in East Africa.
At Bulawayo, Southern Rho
desia, a man was marooned in
a tree for two hours by a herd
of buffaloes and a rogue elephant
appeared suddenly in a garden.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Word Game
Find Al or more words in
M A T r O N L Y.

meaning like or bef1tting ma
tron or wife or widow" Average
is A; limit, 35 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
byst the addition of IS" such as bats y
cats" are not used. Only one form OF q
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Uncle Rays Corner BY s'"o" c'ff"o"

are taught to swim and dive by
their mothers.
Grebes become expert divers and
can swim well under water. He'll
divers were given their special name
because they stay out Of sight so
long after diving. Actually, however,
one of them may be near the sur
face when it seems to be completely
out of sight. It can swim with just
the tip of its beak out of water.
Atoms. radium and atom power is
the title Of an illustrated leaflet. 1t
contains pictures by Frank c. Pap and
several hundred words Of text BY Uncle
Ray. To obtain COPY send a self
Ray in care of The Star.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Test YourHorse Sense-sy DR. G W: c'o"s

(a) Buffoon w A floating bridge
(b) Platoon (w) A clown
Co Bassoon (x) A wind instrument
cd Pontoon (y) A wind storm
(e) Monsoon CD A group OF soldiers
a-s 'o average; age rs, superior; $40, very
superior.
Answers.
1. Acne (pimplesl. 2. Analyzs. 3 Foot
bali 4. ottawa. 5. Reptile. 6. (e) Buf-
Hometown (w) fb) Soldiers
a.. (c) Bassoon-Instrument *. t6
Pontoon - Bridge w. (e) Monsoon
Storm (y).
Evening star., 1949-10-07
BeIqions Buy in France

Belgian tourists, shopping in
France, have bought an estimated
100000 fancy leather goods items
this summer, killing sales of such
goods at home. Brussels reports.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22
= Kaip ta padaryti?

Labai paprastai. siame
puslapyje rasite besisypsanti
Kaledu Seneli., Iskirpkite re-
meliais apvesta lapel, irasykite
j il pavarde ir adresa to asmems,
kuriam norite padaryti ta do
vana, zemiau irasykite savo ad-
resa, paskui idekite ta lapeli j
voka drauge SUI TRIMS doleriais,
uzrasykite ant jo DIRVOS ad-
resa ir ta laiska issiuskite pas
tn.
Visa kita sutvarkys redakci-
ia. Tas, kuriam suteiksite ta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22
kaledq Seneliui padedant!

Prizes Kaledas daugumas tu-
ri rupescio, kuo ir kaip apdo-
vanoti savo draugus, pazista-
protys. Jis parodo zmoniu ge-
mus. Tai yra labai grazus pa
ruosius jausmus.
Bet ka dovanoti? Kaip geriau
pataikyti?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

"a nauJakur1q, kurie megsta
skaityti laikrascius ir nori JUGS
gauti, bet dar nespejo isigyti
reikalingiausiu kasdieniniu daily
ky, nespejo apsimoketi isikuri-
mo pradzioje susidariusiu sko-
lu, todel kaikurie yra priversti
susilaikyti. Kodel negaletumet
padaryti vienam kitam is ju
to malonumo Kodel negaletu-
Jie uz tai tikrai bus dekingi.
me JUS uzrasyti jiems DIRVA.
Yra daugelis naujakuriu, ku-
rie ir j redakcija raso, kad
jie labai noretu gauti DIRVA,
bet, sake, "nedristame prasyti,
kad siustumet skolon, tai dar
turime susilaikyti". NUNS su-
prantamas ju nedrasumas, nors
ir nelabai pamatuotas. Bet, jei-
gu kas atsirastu ir suteiktq
jiems DIRVA, kaip dovana, ga
lima suprasti, koks jiems butu
Ipadarytas dziaugsmas!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22


- O ka daryti, jei as neissi-
renku, kan padovanoti?
Tokiame atsitikime Jums
gall patarnauti DIRVOS ad-
ministracija. Galite palikti tus-
cia virsutine adreso vieta, tik
apacioje parasykite savo adre-
sa. DIRVOS administracija tu-
ri visa eile ne tik naujakuriu,
bet ir senai Amerikoje gyvenan-
ciu lietuviu - ligoniu, neuzdir-
banciu, kurie yra SEM DIRVOS
skaitytojai ir nenori SUI ia skir-
tbs, bet nepajegia uzsimoketi.
DIRVA jiems siunciama nemo-
kamai. Tas, zinoma, apsunkina
DIRVA. Jusq dovana DIRVOS
|administracija perduos tokens
skaitytojams ir jiems bus daug
maloniau gauti DIRVA, kai jie
limos, kad atsirado geradaris,
kuris atlygino uz ju megiama
laikrasti. Tokiu atsitikimu do
vanotojui bus tuojau pranesta,
kan yra paskirta jo dovana.
Jei kiekvienas skaitytojas ta
padarys, tai ne tik DIRVA bus
lplaciau skaitoma ir gales SUI
sustipreti, pagereti, bet ir skai-
tytojai pasijus lyg artimesni
tarp saves, labiau jausis vienos
Iseimos nariais.
Pabandykite Sta malonuma!
Pagalvokite, kaip bus malonu
Jusu draugui gauti is DIRVOS
Jusu pasirasyta sveikinima su
linkejimais ir pranesimu, kad
jis .gaus gaus Tamstos dovana.
Oar didesnis malonumas bus,
jei ta dovana paskirsite nepa-
zistamam tautieciui. Ir Jums
bus malonu gauti is apdovanoto-
jo asmens padeka, dar maloniau
/ ir idomiau bus, kai ia dovana
suves Jus j pazinti SUI naujais,
Iligi siol dar nepazintais tautie-
ciais.
f
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

Istikrqjq, nuosirdziai pata-
riame - pabandykite! Pasinau-
dokite tue Kaledq Senelio pa
tarimu!-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

dovana, tuojau prades gautl
DIRVA ir gaus ja istisus me-
tus. Be to, jam bus nusiqstas
ir Sis lapelis, kuri atsiusite il
is kurio apdovanotasis suzinos
nuo ko jis gavo ta dovana.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

Kaledu Senelis turf viena ge-
ra patarima:
padovanokite DIRVA!
- Kan vertetq DIRVA do
vanoti?
Kiekvienam geram jusu
draugui, pazistamam, giminei
ar kaimynui, kuris jos dar me-
skaito.
JUS DIRVA skaitote. Jeigu
turtle is to malonumo, tai pa
darykite ta malonuma ir XII
items, kurie jo Xxi siol neatra-
do.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
'Ex.Seereiary RoyalI
Sworn as Member Of
District Court Bar

Kenneth c. Royal. who recently
resigned his post as Secretary Of
the Army. yesterday was sworn in
as q member Of the District Court
bar.
Mr.. Royan. who pracsiced law IN
North Carolina. before entering
Government service. Ia becoming
a member OF the New York Law
Arm of Dwight. Royal. Harris.
Koegel & caskey and that the
Arm Is to have q branch offce
here.
Mr.. Royall appeared at District
Court about 4 pm The oath was
administered by Mrs. Ruth M. Duff
fey. q deputy clerk. He also plans
TO become q member OF the bar OF
the Court OF Appeals here. he said
Mr.. Royal said he expects to
divide his time between New York
and Washington. Six months resi-
dence is required in New York be-
Evening star., 1949-05-06
military Justice Bill Passed
IBy House With One Chance

Chairman vinson OF the House
Armed Services Committee. an
adept and influential Legislative
floor manager who usually has his
own way, permitted a first-term
member TO have his yesterday af-
ternoon.
The result was that the House
passed the military justice bill
with but one amendment offered
on the hoor-a change proposed
by Representative Furculo. Dem
ocrst. of Massachusetts,, a fresh
man legislator. The bill. approved
on a voice vote. now goes TO the
Senate.
The measure. providing the Ma
tons first unified body of law for
the administration of military JUS
tice in the armed services, was a
product of a subcommittee Of Mr.
Wilson's group. headed by Repre-
sentative Brooks, Democrat. OF
Louisiana.
Drew Llttfe Interest.
When 1t was called up yesterday
it attracted dittle debate interest
among the members. Most of them
were content to take the word of
the men who did the work that
the long bill would provide better
safeguards for defendants in
court-martial proceedings.
It would establish a Court of
Military Appeals as the top ap-
pellate body for cases arising in all
services. Competent legal counsel
would be guaranteed both sides in
general court-martial cases. Pre-
trial procedure would be estab-
lished for such cases. with the de-
fendant being entitled to have
counsel and .cross-examine wit
nesses against him.
The code would supersede the
Articles Of War. Articles for the
Government of the Navy and the
disciplinary laws of the Coast
Guard.
Mr.. Furcolo, a lawyer. apparent
ly had read the bill carefully. He
had three changes he wanted to
write into 1t by amendment.
He offered the first OF them,
and Mr.. Vinson dismissed 1t
Evening star., 1949-05-06

fore he car become o raerrher cs
the bar there, he ssi6 fss s61ec
that re established residence Il.
Se@ York last SUNDAY.
Meanxhase. william Chapman
Eesercnfnh. former Repa b! se ags
Senator from West Virginia. who
resumed private lAs practice IN
January, VAS sworn In TO-DAY.
A member OF tAe law firm nf
Evening star., 1949-05-06

briskly MS serving little purpose
Mr.. Vinson pointed out the Gods
was q product Of q seven-ra month
study by legal experts and fiys
weeks OF hearings.
Noes" Form Chorus.
Mr.. Furculo got q few ayes
for his amendment. but the noes
formed q chorus.
The same thing happened or
Mr.. Furculo's second try. Mr.
Vinson merely had TO say HI
didn't think the amendment
should be adopted. II wasn't.
Mr.. Furculo's last effort va.
on q provision making dimissa
automatic for any cadet. midship-
man or officer convicted of con-
duct unbecoming an ofiicer. He
proposed that a eourt-martial bs
given discretion as TO the penalty
Mr.. Vinson checked the pro-
vision. Then, he arose and said
Mr.. Chairman. the committee
will accept the amendment.
Mr.. Vinson received a scatter
ing of applause from his Deu>
cratic colleagues. including Ma
jority Leader Mccormack.
Mr.. Furculo received congrat-
ulations.
It's not often Mr.. VinsoN will
let any one tinker with q bill from
his committee.
Evening star., 1949-05-06

Hocses Ss%e-rrs-s A F~Sc% a.
Cssss sAesss>r. " Va. NJ Eew~Tve- ?
previously Rad rsRrtAcNe g- A~ses
virginia arc West Virginia fsx
Evening star., 1949-05-06

Hans across the sea" was how
Australian papers reported q Ger
man stowaway'S arrival.
Evening star., 1949-05-06

rAs sewr -~e~s 49, ~ tesm May ~
saaTwwrss CNx~s se~ -anr veasa
Ne atea ~ aAs Asass Messsw
4 rs rsKTseFss8
Evening star., 1949-09-09

For the youngsters, It was Z
natural, getting to shake q movis
cowboys hand, and they responded
by the thousands. But mother.
had their day, too.
Hopalong Cassidy, IN town yes
terday at Uline Arena In the
course of . tour Of 10 cities
throughout the country, had
promised a hearty handshake for
each of the kids and, In an off,
hand way, . resounding kiss for
some Of the ladies.
Most of the mothers. and even
women without children, took him
up on 1t.
I've waited all my life for
this" Mrs. Betty Wood told the
silver-haired Western hero. adding
q hug Of her own to the kiss. I'D
walk a mile to hear you laugh"
Hopalong laughed.
Fan Of Screen Cowboy.
A fan of the screen cowboy. Mrs.
Wood actually did walk about nine
blocks from her home at 651 F
street NE. alone. Chidless, she
and her husband take In all the
Hopalong Cassidy pictures that
come along.
Appearing under the sponsor
ship of the Hecht Co., Hopalong,
otherwise known as Bill Boyd,
began greeting each visitor in
dividually before 10 am. He shook
hands and kissed straight through
until 3 pm, as more than $4,000
poured into the area at Third and
M streets NE.
Many Of the youngsters ap-
peared in Western outfits. and
3a-year-old Stanley Hirsch
sported an almost exact copy Of
the black suit worn by Mr.. Boyd,
down to a longhorn neckerchief
slide. He's been a Hopalong fan
since his mother. Mrs. Harry
Hirsch Of 7730 Eastern avenue
NV, put In a television set last
January. He even insists ia
strangers that his own name Ia
"Hopalong Cassidy"
Children Get Coins.
Each child received q "Hopa-
long Cassidy Coin" as q memento
Of the occasion, and several lads
offered the cowboy presents Of
their own-among them a lead
pencil and a quarter-but they
were smilingly refused. One
youngster asked to hold one of
Hoppy's six-guns, and he obliged.
At lease one woman appeared
Evening star., 1949-09-09
Italy ReIoxes Export Rules

ROME (P.-Tourists now can
export from Italy goods valued up
to $400 without an export permit.
The government also announced
that travellers can bring two bot
ties of liquor, 400 cigarettes. 500
grams Of tobacco and one-half
liter Of perfume.
Evening star., 1949-09-09

In q 10-gallon hat herself. She
was Mrs. Ethel Mclean, 308 Ten
nessee avenue NE, q grandmoth-
er with several years in Texas be-
hind her. She said she is "just
crazy about that man."
OF all who stepped up for their
osculatory salutes, perhaps the
oldest and most pleased was
Mrs. Grace Deery, 10, Of $50
Eighth street NE, who was tend
ing two great-grandchildren.
He even kissed an old woman
like me-" she said, with wonder.
Evening star., 1949-09-09

| timore Province Holy Year Pill
grimage to Rome, under his per-
sonal leadership, will sail from
New York on September %, 1850.
An audience with Pope Plus XII
is planned for the pilgrimage
members while in Rome. The
Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in
Evening star., 1949-09-09

France and the Shrine Of Our
Lady Of Fatima in Portugal also
will be visited.
Inquiries and reservations for
the pilgrimage are being received
by American Express Catholic
Travel League, 213 North Charles
street, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1949-09-09

Cowboy Hopalong Cassidy geets his public after his
own Getting handshake from his hero
old Dggs Getting handshake, plus kiss, is ions
mother Thomas Diggs 7401 Third street NE An unden-
wideeyed youngster waits his turn to greet the
cowboy. Star Stan Pnoto
Evening star., 1949-09-09
Bishop keough Sets DATE
For Pilgrimage 10 Rome

The Most Rev. Francis p.
Keough, Archbishop Of Baltimore,
announced that the official Bal
Evening star., 1949-06-02
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and sssssnasea ~ 80 bssns -
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