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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08
P0YUEST MEDICINE

U americkom jeziku ne
davno je objavljena jedna
ilustrirana povijest medicine:
IA History of Medicine. u
toj povijesti govori Sc o ma
pretku covjeka ma medicin-
skom podrucju cd klasicnih
vremena do dana danasnje-
ga. Sastavljena je prema ar
hivu "a medicinu, koji sc ma
lazi u New Yorku, a kojemu
je vlasnik sam pisac tie knji-
ge, Otto L. Bettmann. Spo-
menuti arhiv je jedan cd maj
vecih ma svijetu po svojoj
gradji "a medicinsku povijest.
U toj knjizi Sc prikazuje
nacin lijecenja u najstarijim
vremenima, pa u stoljecima
poslije toga. Ma slikama, ko-
jirna je knjiga ilustrirana,
predstavljena je medicina kao
znanost, koja Sc mucno raz-
vijala, pa cesto i nazadovala,
i prikazano je kako lijecniko-
vanje nije bilo uvijek maj
postovanije poslovanje.
Kriticari o toj knjizi tvrde
da je ona pisana vrlo zanim-
1.-Two lako, te je moze citati
i laik, a ne samo medicinski
strucnjak, i da je ia povijest
jedna cd najvrednijih, koje
su ikada napisane o medicini.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

i zemni plin iznenadili su is
trazivace. Poznato je, ma pri-
mjer, da je cd Janja Lipe
do Zagreba polozen cjevovod
"a zemni plin, cine je ONO
gucena bolja opskrba indu-
STRIFE i potrosaca u Zagrebu.
Slicni uspjesi postignuti su u
istrazivanjima matte. Danas
nasa Republika podmiruje 80
posto potreba matte u zem-
iii. Istrazivanja Sc nastavlja-
ju ne samo ma raznim pre-
djelima izmedju Save Dra-
We u gornjoj Hrvatskoj, vec
i u okolici Sibenika, ma pod
rucju Ravnih Kotara, uz O.
balu oko Zadra, kao j dru-
gdje. Busenja matte zasad Sc
ne vrse u vece dubljine, kao
ma PRIMER u nekim drugim
zemljama, gdje su busotine /
do 5000 metara duboke.
U toku su istrazni radovi
"a zeljeznom rudom, i to ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

tuga i bolno razocaranje.
Tu filmske slike pocinju j.
graft: pred mama Sc pojav-
ljuje slika sad jednog, sad
drugog Einsteina. Ma koncu
Sc igra slika smiruje, a ma
filmskom platnu Sc pojavlju-
ju oba Einsteina. Izmedju ci-
zama svojih gospodara po-
gledaju jedan ma drugoga.
Tuzni obojica.
Ma koncu jedan upita dru-
goga:
- JEST Ii ii to, Alberto?
A onaj drugi polagano da-
je znak glavom, da jest:
- Pitas, jesam Ii ia AL
bert? Sve Sc bojim, da je-
Majmunske armije Sc po-
novno sudaraju. Kad rat svr-
sava, ma zemlji wise nema CO.
vjeka. Postoje samo neka bi.
ca (zato je naslov romano
! "Majmun i bice"). To su L.
nakazena cudovista. Iznaka.
zila SUI i'll radio-aktivna IRA.
cenja, dok su JUS bill u klici
u tijelu svojih roditelja.
Tako Huxley.
X
Slavnog Einsteina su tako.
djer pitali, kako on zamislja
covjeka budutnosti.
Pronalazac atomske ener.
gije dao je gotovo isto take
crnu sliku buducnosti:
- Ne znam, Sta &c ljudi
u trecem svjetskom ratu IL.
misliti, da ubijaju jedni dru.
&c. Ali znam sigurno, da &c
u cetvrtom svjetskom ratu
glavno oruzje biti kamena
sjekira.
Znaci: ljudi &c Sc povratiti
u ono doba, kad su bill tolikc
zaostali divlji, da III nasi
neki profesori nazivaju
"poluljudima".
X
Bila ova predvidjanja isti.
nita iii ne, jedno je sigurno
tn Sc krije priznanje, da je
tehnika i sva prirodna zna.
most kao j svi veliki novo.
vjeki izumi samo alatljika
kojom Sc covjek sluzi. Sreta
i nesreca dolazi cd onoga
sto covjek nosi u svojoj dust!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

u America. Posto je Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica maj
VEGA nasa ustanova u ovoj
zemlji, stoga mislim da bi
bio pametno ma svom mje-
stu, da njena" uprava ovu
stvar uzme preko sebe. Vec
je receno u Zajednicaru, da
u Djecjem Domu HBZ u Des
PLANES, Illinois, imamo do
sta praznih prostorija, gdje
bi Sc s time moglo poceti.
S osnivanjem ova k ovo G
jednog Kulturnog Donna iii
Muzeja mi bi americki Hr-
vati bill podignuti ma mnogo
veci stepen, nego sto smo sa-
da. U tai Kulturni Dom mi
bi mogli izloziti pokraj do
brih pouenih j prosvjetnih
knjiga, takodjer raznih sta
rih i novih glazbenih instru-
menata, kipova i raznih, saro-
likih narodnih nosnja IL ma
Sc stare domovine, kao mno-
ge druge stvari sto bi tome
odgovaralo. u tom Domu bi
Sc cd vremena ma vrieme
mogli sastajati obicni rad
nici, STUDENT uceni ljudi,
gdje bi mogli poucne govore
odrzavati o povijesti naseg
naroda, kao o njegovim kul-
turnim i prosvjetnim tekovi-
mama.
Ako bi pravilno poceli ka-
ko spada odmah u pocetku,
mi bi takovi Kulturni Dom
ill Muzej mogli lako uzdrza-
vati bez vecih troskova. u
ovoj zemlji imade wise slicnih
ustanova, koje Sc uzdrzava-
ju bez vecih troskova "a one
koji s NINA upravljaju. U
mnoge ovakove slicne usta-
move nemoze sc uci bez neke
naplate, t. j. ulaznice. Plat
Sc po osobi so cent?, wise iii
mamie, kako gdje. Recimo da
bi svaki posjetioc u mas Kul-
turni Dom iii Muzej plato
samo 25 cent?, mislim da bi
Sc prilicna svota nakupila
preko godine "a uzdrzavanje
istog. Ovo sc ne bi smijelo
tako razumijeti, da bi Sc O.
WI ustanovu stavilo ma bazu
profita, nego da Sc olaksa
Hrv. Bratskoj zajednici, ako
bi ista to ma sebe uzela, istu
uzdrzavati. ....
S ovakoviln mislima ide-
jana koje sam ovdje naveo,
mislim da bi Sc mas narod,
a narcotic clanovi i uprava
nase Hrvatske Bratske Ia.
jednice mogli sloziti 1 time
proslijediti. sve imamo "a po.
cetak, zgrade, mnoge poucne
knjige, a mnogo bi priklad'
nih stvari dobili cd naseg ov.
dasnjeg naroda i organiza.
cija. Docim drugo hi poste'
peno nadomjestali / tako b
u kratko vrijeme mogli imat
svoj' lijepi Hrvatski Kulturn
Dom iii Muzej u America, ko'
j bi bio ma ponos mama sta
rijima i nasim mladjima.
Ivan BrOnic
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ISTRAzIvANJE RUDE u HRVATSk0J

Il godine godinu prosruu istrazvanja rudnog bo-
gatsva naso Republc Uzrok tome vece potrebe
sirovnama nasoj ndusrj Vanjsko trzste sirovina
e skupo, obzrom to- sto srovne moraju
dava skupa devizna sredsta dok domace sirovne
gucuju nizu cijenu proizvodnje.
Posljednjh godina Hrvatskoj vrse ntenza istra.
zivanja zemnog pima, matte, ugena zejeza t. d. Malta
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

Nasi odsjeci "A sve svoje
dru8tvene radove valja da 20
obrate na tislkAru HrvAtslso
Bratske Zajednice. Na3e Gan
stvo podigio je tiskaru, da
svma slu1.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08
Covjek buducnosti

Hoce Ii doci do atomskog
rata? Iii mozda do neke iz-
vanratne eksplozije atomske
energije?
Ina ucenih ljudi, koji slu-
te, da bi Sc to moglo do
goditi. b"
A Sta onda? Sta &c biti sa
tovjekom i s covjecanstvom
Hoce Ii ostati ma zivotu? Ka.
kov &c izgledati njihov zivot
Evo Sta misle diva velika
mislioca.
Engleski filozof knjizev'
mix, A. Huxley, napisao je
roman buducnosti" pod ma
slovom IN a jmun i bice"
Filmski.
Glavni junaci toga films
nisu ljudi, nego majmuni. O.
nj su Sc domogli vlasti mac
covjekom. Kud god idu, vo
de sa sobom po jednog CO
vjeka svezana ma lancu. Jed
ma cd glavnih njihovih "a
bava jest, da i'm covjek igra
kad mu oni dadnu znak bi
Gem.
Najljepsi PRIOR u tom no
manu- - filmu predstavljs
susret dviju majmunskih ar
mia. One su neprijateljskt
medjusobno i sudaraju Sc
ratnom kresevu:
INA pozornici nastaje ia
ma. Cuje Sc grmljavina to
pova. CHM Sc malo svijetl,
pojavi, ugleda Sc prof. Alber
Einstein, svezan u lance, ko
Jim sc mace vezu psi. O,
skakuce iza majmuna, koji g;
vodi. To su majmuni pavija
nj, samo uniformirani u 0
dijelu svoje armije.
Zatim mas film vodi po ne
kom mrtvom, praznom polju
To je nicija zemlja izrnedjl
dvije majmunske fronte. vi
de Sc rus vim e, slomljen;
stabla ljesevi majmunskil
mrtvaca. Ma koncu mas film
dovodi do druge majmunsk'
vojske. Ma glavi drugacij'
znacke. Kupe Sc oko druga
cije zastave. Ali u jednon
potpuno slice ma svoje ne
prijatelje: i oni vode ma Ian
GU covjeka, i to opet pro
fesora Alberta Einsteina. o.
opet skakuce svezan ma Ian
GU. Vodi ga majmm u tes
kim cizmama.
Einsteinovo dobro, blago Ii
ce, ispod vijenca sijedih, pot
puno bijelih vlasi, samo ras
cupanih i neuredjenih. N;
Sc odrazava dubok;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

u owe stvari i koji Sc bave
s kulturnim pitanjima u svo-
jim kolonijama.
Uvijek do sada, kad god
Sc je pokrecala neka nova
ideja "a bilo koju stvar, tes-
ko Sc je S istom islo naprijed.
Nasi pioniri, koji su osnovali
nasu Zajednicu, najprije su
dosli do ideje da je ista po-
trebna nasem narodu, a "a
tim su Sc dali ma posao istu
osnovali. Prvi pocetci bill SUI
"a njih teski, ali kad je ideja
obuhvatila mas narod da mu
je potrebna Zajednica, da "a
stiti Min u slucaju nezgode
| bolesti, a njihove bastinike
u slucaju smrti, oni su malo
po malo stupali u svoju Ia
jednicu, koja je danas jaka
i mocna s kojom Sc svaki
njezin clan dici i ponosi. Ia
ko je bilo S Djecjim Do
MON Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, kao sa swim dru-
GIN vjerskim, prosvjetnim
kulturnim ustanovama naseg
naroda u ovoj zemlji.
Bio koji narod iii drzavu
ma svijetu ne cijeni Sc samo
po njihovu bogatstvu, nego
po njihovoj kulturnoj i pro-
svjetnoi strani. Tako Sc isto
cijeni bilo koje mamie mjesto
iii veci grad. Ovdje u Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama neznam da
Ii imade ijedan grad koji
broji wise cd 100 tisuca sta
novnika, a da u MENU nema
muzeja? Mislim da takovog
grada nema, a ako ina koji
malo je takovih.
Mi americki Hrvati sc isto
cijenimo po onome sto ina
mo u ovoj zemlji. Kad ne bi
imali Hrvatske Bratske Ia.
jednice "a mas bi Sc malo GU
10 i znalo. S ovim ne mislim
podcijenjivati neke nase dru-
ge mamie bratske ustanove
jezicne novine. Ali Hrvatska
Bratska zajednica je glavn5
stozer sve Sc to oko ME
vrti. Bee nje ne bi imali mno.
9Th manjih vjerskih, prosvjet.
nih i kulturnih ustanova.
Nasa mania i VEGA naseljs
takodjer Sc cijene po onome
sto imadu ma kulturnom
prosvjetnom polju. Ako do
djete u bilo koje mamie il
vece mjesto, gdje 1--WE mas
narod, pa ako u MENU ne
maju makar jednu cd ovif
ustanova, tamburaski zbor
pjevaeki zbor, kolo grupu il
dramatski zbor, onda u tom
mjestu vlada pravo mrtvile
sto Sc tice kulturnog j pro
svjetnog rada. Svakako da j
puno nuke truda, a i tros
ka, oko uzdrzavanja ovakvif
ustanova, ali je to sve malt
kad Sc usporedi uzitkon
kojeg cd njih dobijemo.
Mislim da bi bio pametnt
i umjesno, da mi americk
Hrvati poprimimo ideju d.
otpocnemo S osnivanjem svos
Kulturnog Donna iii Muzej;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08
KULTURNI DOM AkaERICkIH HRVATA

Izvrsni Odbor Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice slozo e
ideom, da bi amerGk Hrvati rebali iai svo Kuturn
Dom iii Narodn Muzej cemu je vec pisano Zajedncaru
Ia americke Hrvate canove Zaednice e posve
deja kooj treba javno raspravat onda potion zakju
c sto da radi Po ptanu bi treba uzet ucesea
raspravi on nas ljudi zene, ko doneke razumiju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08
SLIKA 0 POSI- JEDlCAkA AT0kSk0G
RATA KAK0 III PREDV|DJAJU UUD|

Zadnje vrjeme gledali filmove atomskom ratu
posjedice isoga. Naravno ii flmov masta ljudske
duse ali pak kazuu strahote istene eovjecanstva IL
eesa prozlaz da je covjek najvec svoj neprijatelj
Kalendar 'Dobri Pastir' godinu 1856 donosi ops
takovog fma ko mi presampavamo nase citatelje da
upoznavau zom koje covecanstvu prije dodje do
Treceg Svjetskog Rata. - Cajte:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Under D. C. ldiD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDdit three fun days
and recetve the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and Holt
days are counted the same as
other ddyS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
Big UE Local
Votes to Join ALL

NEW YORK, May 10 R.-
Members of the largest local in
District 4, Independent United
Electrical Workers (UE), voted
last night to join the rival ALL
CLIO international Union Of
Electrical Workers (IUE), ar
IUE spokesman said.
John Thompson, publicity di-
rector for competing District 4
Tue. said 1900 workers of the
$500 member local ATS attended
the Installation meeting anc
voted unanimously to quit the
UE. Local ATS has members in
Manhattan, Brooklyn and Jersey
City. N. j.
The CLIO ousted the UE ir
1949 on the grounds that it was
Communist dominated. La st
week the leadership of UE Dis
trict 4, largest UE District, voted
to join IUE. About half a dozen
UE New Jersey locals have voted
to quit the UE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
Fiery Cross Burns
At PreIute's Home

NEW ORLEANS. May 10 (F)
-Firemen quickly doused an g.
foot fiery cross burned last night
on the grounds of the residence
of Archbishop Joseph Francis
Rummel.
The gasoline-soaked wooden
cross was propped against a
wire fence in front of Notre
Dame Seminary adjoining the
Catholic archbishop's residence
The burning came on the Sec
ond anniversary of the United
States Supreme Court decision
outlawing racial segregation in
public schools.
The archbishop has come
under fire from some Catholic
laymens groups in recent months
for his opposition to racial seq
regation.
Police said there was no in
dication who had ignited the
cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18

1sadors n Epstein III Chicago hi ss.cb and
Oscar D Hand. 20, Belmont, n, c., and
Leslie HSth NiD9 gnnEsy 81 g. BrsS GUIANA IL
and Hortense Booth, rs. 4&1O Ar
kansas ave. NV.
Sheldon ,I H c Mefs e. Moss SS4 Ign NJ e.
warren HaaaleI s. Anderson. SO. 14eo Fuller
St; NV. and. Elsie G, johnson, 2s'
NV. and Marilyn Chaser, Il, $500
Mt. Vernon ave-. Alexandria.
''i sad SaS ssni ~ Calf IT, "a asnsS ss S
walter ali; H' K. Moss. 80. 1875 Galveston pl;
s,w; and Mary E. Potter 20. 4sas
Harvey pSsy q Ionic &C. SO. 1900 st. ne. and
Betty Hill, rs. 2OI5 18th st. ne.
John +. Tew; "a. Gultport; Miss; and M
Nathaniel Mack, 10. 140s c s., NV,
and Brenda A. H. Anderson. IS. 1915
18th st. NV.
Rollin Q. Berry. 20. 81 4 81 Sc; ano
Donald E. LII. "a. eO7 Jefferson St
ne. and Barbara A. Clark. "a. 80
rd aami L. Master 81 MA "a. Portsmouth Ohio
and Phyllis A. Rollins. ~. Hazard
Lawrence l.. fyaneS. ~, oliver opA LIS
George r. solomon. 90, 1910 18th st
NV. and Anna R. Di Benedetto. "a
Thomas Peace. SO. Norfolk, Va. ant
Lyna Head, %. 1880 Webster st. NV
John E. Gwinn, 81, Brentwood. Nd :.
and Hazel v. C. Haggerty. 80. 222
Ber rasr q Urban ban 20. 2712 Porter st. NV
and Genevie E. Hawkins, 20, 1911
oeorse VI. Martin. IT., 25. Lons. Island
n. Y. and Gwendolyn G. Morgan
%, 4019 s. Dakota ave; ne.
Achilles 9. Pappss, 2S, 2425 Branch ga
iii sI4 Michigan ave. ne.
William s.. Peterson. 20. 4s45 v st
NV, and Roseanne E. Koelmel 25
Arthur l. Lintner. 43. Las Vegas. New.
and Molly NJ. Conner. "a, ChevS
Preston G. Taylor. 81. Rockville. anc
Anthony A. cozzi. 30, .52O4 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. and 10 Ann Parker
81. 70l9 Georgia ave. NV;
ne, and Soma M, Scott. 81, chevS
george Ss'' A. Tulles. 81. Arlington, ane
James b. Mitcham. 81. 1rvington. KY.
and Adele L. Recknor, is, Hyatts'
James H, Wedge, 81. Is N st. Sc. and
Josephine claSs 10 Seat Pleasant lea st.,
u [. BIedso , 49, s. Milton t ". Va. ''
John N Brophy. 81. 6O2 22nd st. NV.
and Janice E. Spigone, is, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
a WORD TO THE WISE

Iwatermarked upon this paper
It came about this way:
Charles I, in order to increase
revenues, issued certain privi-
leges to various individuals which
amounted to monopolies. One OF
these was the manufacture Of
paper, all of which bore the
royal arms in watermarks. Aftel
Charles was beheaded, the Parli-
ament, under Cromwell, made
sport Of this law in every possible
manner; and in order to increase
the indignities to the memory Of
the monarch, it was ordered thai
q fools cap and bells be substi'
tuted as q watermark.
When the Rump Parliament wa;
terminated, the markings were
removed from the paper. But II
still retains the name foolscap
Several theories have been ad.
vanced, among them that fools.
cap is a corruption Of the italian
foglio, or folio shape; but thu
explanation given appears to b
the correct one.
Distributed BY MeNausht Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

Dale replied. "At trick three
West switched to a trump and
East won with the ace and i'm
|mediately cashed the queen Of
diamonds"
|angrily. did East say how he
ever though up such q lead?"
said he learned it from Muz-
~" answered Mr.. Dale. ''Said
the next time Muzzy plays on
our team, the Uptown Club
players are going to spend 8
month training in the BOBBY
hatch before the match begins.
tcouyrirft, 1856, General Features corp.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

I have been asked for the
origin Of the term "sundae"-
the ice-cream CONNECTION.
The origin is uncertain. Most
dictionaries link sundae vaguely
with the day. Sunday. In H. L
Mencken's great book. 1.-THE
American Language" there Is
this account:
"a popular etymology runs
thus: In 1902 or whereabouts
there was a sudden craze for en-
forcing the Blue Laws in Vir-
GINA Cor some other Southern
State), and selling ice-cream
soda on Sunday became hazard
Gus. An ingenious druggist
seeking to baf1e the police, de-
cided to give the beverage a new
appearance and q new name
and so added a few berries to il
and called it a 'sundae' In occult
reference to the day. I offer thii
for what it is worth, which Il
probably not much"
Foolscap is so called from thu
fools can and bells that was oncl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
3 E;S5ss
OFF TO CAMPS
The Bus

This the day Junior Editors going camp.
is the bus at the station.
Mothers and fathers sorry them CO. that
they going to have lots Of fun. When they back
will be healthy and tanned after plenty Of fresh air. hiking
swimming and games.
Color this picture with paste it cardboard
and then cut out carefully To make stand fold the bottom
two end panels under and the middle panel forward.
Cut the Sits every dotted line in the bus windows and
then slip the end Of the strip Of into the
slit nearest the door working from the back Weave the
window and under the strips and the bus will be
filled with children.
This suggestion FIRST in by Loretta Lewis. Foster
W. Va
Hisuns NewsfsasurS)
Tomorrow: A Game ON the Bus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

(which President signed the
Act Of Congress authorizing the
building Of the Panama Canal?
To-day IS the 9Sth ami
versary Of the birth Of the great
army engineer who was given
the job Of building the Panama
Canal. Who was he and who
was President when he wa
born?
3-Who was President when
the last veteran Of the Revolu-
tionary War died, jackson. Polk
or Grant?
ANSWERS on Next Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

The deal had been played In
. duplicate team-of-four match
between Mr.. Champions team
and q team from the Uptown
Club. When it was first played.
Mr.. Champion held the East
hand and led the 10 of spades
against a four-heart contract.
The game was made against him,
with an overtrick.
"The two red aces are your
only losers, Dale" he continued.
unless East got OF to the i'm
possible lead of the ace Of dia-
monds and another one. And
even then you lose only three
tricks"
"Just a minute" Mr.. Dale re-
Piled. cts very easy to look at
all So cards and say / couldn't
muff this contract. First let
me say the lead you call impoS-
sible is the lead East actually
made. And after leading the ace
of diamonds, he continued with
the deuce.
"Now, consider my problem, "
he went on. II knew East was
a fine player. ! couldn't figure
him leading away from an ace
queen. It seemed much more
likely that he had opened from
the doubleton ace-deuce. hoping
to get a third round ruff.
ut looked like Mr.. West had
the queen Of diamonds and that
his play Of the 10 spot at trick
one was a come-on signal.
Suppose that had been the
setup," the old master pointed
out. "Then if I finesse the jack
of diamonds at trick two, the
queen wins and the diamond re-
turn is ruled by East. The ace
of trumps would be the setting
trick. Trying to grab the lead
fast, I went up with dummy's
king Of diamonds-and Mr.. West
ruled"
Couldn't you still get rid Of
your third diamond on the king
Of spades?" asked Mr.. Champion
''Well, that was quite an open
ing Lead" said Mr.. Champion
''Never had q chance, Mr.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-11-15
A Tip For Hunters

Today opens the upland game hunting and hun
reds of local sportsmen will be in the field at looking
for the wary pheasant rabbit There will be lot of fun
and excitement for hunters stalking the countryside There
will be many pleasant relationships between the hunters and
their hosts and of there will be those unpea
SAINT incidents which mar every season.
"By this time of year the sportsman who does not have
place hunt has probably brought about his diffu
ties the Ohio Division of Wdfe reminds in current
letter 1.-THE fellow who has had foresight enough to make
friends with number of landowners during the oseason
and secured permission their lands is the only
one who himself of good hunting opportunities
The Widlfe division suggests a few simple rules
operative sportsman follow to make himself welcome in
most any farming community. Here they
l. Always drive in to the farmers yard and ask perms
sion to hunt.
q Hunt only in the he designates Never the
ground he wishes to keep nvote Stay from his stock
s. Respect his fences necessary to climb them, climb
by post Use gates if possible closing them behind
Always replace lowered bars.
A. Never shoot near houses, barns or livestock
g. Leave his fruit and other crops alone If want
some, buy it from him.
g. Go around fields where people working pastures
where livestock is grazing Do not walk seeded ground
Don't walk through standing grain.
Shoot and predatos that do damage to his
and livestock
8. Share your game with him..
On next trip bring his wife children some little
gift token of friendship.
TO- After you've become well acquainted suggest plant
ing program better game habitat offering to finance
help him with it, thereby showing genuine interest in his
affairs
adhered to- these courtesies will most certainly find
the farmer most hosptabe and will bring about friendly
relationship to be enjoyed by all concerned.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-11-15
NeIUs Our Fathers Read
FRoM THE BLUFFTON NEWS ISSUE OF NOVEMBER 49, 19Q@-


Clarence Basinger, a boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Marshall of Rockport,
a boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Spalling-
er, a girl.
Steiner Geiger is sup't of schools at
Hamlet, Ind
Mrs. Hiram Althaus is spending
the weekend with friends at Wooster
and Peninsula.
Over 300 were at the crow supper
held at Gilboa. Attending from Bluff
ton were c. H. Smith, Gideon Aocher,
E. C. Romey, Hiram Locher, George
Miller.
Mesdames w. w. Eaton, S. P. Herr,
M M Bogart, Cleon Triplett and
daughter Betty Jean spent the day at
the home of Mrs. J. c. Hochstettler
at Findlay where they joined an old
fashioned quilting party.
Stratton school will hold a pie
social.
Brice Watkins who enlisted in the
u. S. Army last July left for service
in the Hawaiian Islands.
Trenches for a greenhouse founda-
ton are to be dug at the rear of the
Mrs. S. P. Hummon residence al
south Main and Grove streets