davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23

1856. &. u Kirkland Lake District
Hospitalu, a pokopan je II. marca
u kirkland Cemetery, Bord Sva1-
tika, Ontario. Njegovu sliku ovdje
donosimo.
Rodjen je 1918. u selu Brezo-
vica, opcina Hrvatski Leskovac,
kotar zagreb. U w zemlju je do
sac sa suprugom Milikom godine
1850. Kao novi doseljenik vidio je
da mu je p~otrebna zastita i obra-
ito sc ma H.B.Z., u koju je pri-
stupio "a. julia 1850. i kojoj je bio
vjeran do zadnjeg casa svoga Ii
vota. Odmah cd pocetka bio je u
nadzornom odboru, a zadnje cetiri
godine bio je perovodja.
Da je bio voljen / o~bljubljen me-
dju naSim Clanstvom j narodom,
tako isto i medju ostalim narodi-
ma II ovom mjestu, to sc je vi
djelo kada je poGivao ma odru, ko-
! jeg SUI krasili mnogobrojni wien
CT cvijeta, medju kojima je bio
vijenac naseg odsjeka u znak zad-
ME pocasti naSem Mediterranean
bratu, kao i mnogobrojni narod
koji je dosao da isprati mrtve o.
stanke ma vjeGni pocinak.
Pokoinik liza sebe ostavlja u O.
vol zemlji rastuzenu suprugu Mil
ku, ujnu Anicu Trtanj necaka
Nikolu Trtanj 8 njegovom famili'
JON, a u staroj domovini rastuze'
nu staricu majku, koja je bas sa-
da trebala ~najviSe pomoci cd ME-
ga, ali kruta sudbina uCini druga-
Cije.
Mad otvorenim gTobom opposite
Sc je cd pokojnilla odsjecni pred
sjednik, brat Nikola Ladesic. Tebi
nezaboravni brate Branko, neka j
lahka ova gruda zemlje u kojo.
premlad pocivas, a tvojoj rastuze.
moi suprugi Milki, starici majki
svoj o~staloj rodbini nase iskrenc
~sauCeSGe.
>. PaNlakOVlc, lZV1
Zahvala. - Divine Sc najljepst
cd srca zahvaljujem svome nett
jaku Nikoli Trtanj i njegovoj SUI
pruzi Katici, koji 81 me najvist
tjesili i bill mi u najvecoj pomot
u mojoj velikoj zalosti prigodon
smrti NIGGA supruga Branka. Svi
ma hvala koji su okitili njegov O.
dar s vijencima cvijeca i koji 81
platili svete mise "a pokoj ME
COVE duSe, kao i onima koji su ga
otpremili ma vjecni pocinak. Svi
ma cd meme hvala i cd Boga pla'
ca. - Tugujuta supruga,
Milka Trtanj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
GASPAR MATESIC

Lorain, Ohio. - Odsjek broj 40
HBZ. ovime javlja zalosnu West
clanstvu i p~rijateljima, da je IL
svoje sredine ia smrcu izgubio do
brog i dugogodisnjeg clana, brata
Gaspara Matesica, koji je nakon
~operacije i duge bolesti preminuo
6. marca owe godine.
Rodjen je u mjestu BosiUevo,
Hrvatska, godine 1880. Pristupio
je u NHZ. 1905, a u H. z. Illinois
i mas odsjek godine 1917. Cd Ia
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
MATO ORESKOVIC

Lackawanna, N. Y. - Javljamo
tuznu West, da je odsjek 241 H.
B. 2. izgubio liz svoje sredine vri-
iednog clana, brata Matu Oresko-
vica, koji je liza operacije umro
2. marta owe godine u Clinic Boil
nici u Cleveland, Ohio. Njegovu
sliku ovdje donosimo.
zadnjih nekoliko godina pobo-
ljevao je cd srcane bolesti, trazio
je najbolje lijetnike cd srca, isao
je u Floridu ma suncanje, i jcdno
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23

telji j seljani, da bi svaki pc mo-
gucnosti pomagao ovoj pleme-
nitoj svrhi. Svaki dollar dobro bi
dosao. Novac mozete poslati ma
meme iii izravno ma zupnika, to
lie licno do vas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
PAVAO ARLESIC

Drugi je brat Pavao ArleSic,
koji je umro 20. marcia V go
dine. Bio je start clan naseg Cd
sjska, a navrsio je 81 godine Ii
vota. Sahranili smo ga w crkvene
obrede ma 2. aprila ma Calvary Ce-
metery. Nadgrobno slovo je izre-
kao brat Michael Fuchec, pred
sjednik Nadzornog Odbora.
U ime odsjeka broj IA HBZ.,
neka i'm Dude vjecna slava i neka
pocivaju u miru.
Jos. DObrinich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23

Kako je ugodna stvar po-
cinak! - Krevet je postao
meni p%redmetom raskosi. ia
ga ne bib promjenio "a sva
prijestolja ma svijetu. - Ma
poleon
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
KATARINA GUSIC

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odsjek broj
IA HBZ. javlja zalosnu West, da
je IL svoje sredine kratko vrije-
me sa smrcu izgubio diva slijedeta
clana:
Prva je sestra Katarina Gusic,
koja je umrla q. marca owe go
dine, a sahranjena 81. marca w
crkvene obrede ma Calvary Gene
terry. Nadgrobno slovo je procitao
Il $ pokojnicom Sc oprostio Cd
sjecni predsjednik, brat Nikola
| Dobrinic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
BRANKO TRTANJ

Larder Lake, Ont, Can. - Cd
sick $40 dale do ~znanja rodbini,
prijateljima i clanstvu H.B.Z., da
je IL svojih redova izgubio dobros
i v~rijednog clana i perovodju, bra
ia Branka Trtanj, koji je umro cd
n~eizljecive bolesti raka IS. marca
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
JAVNA ZAHVALA

Los Angeles, Calf. - Nize pot
pisani zelimo ma oval nacin "a
hvaliti svima nasim p~rijateljima,
kumovima i poznancima, koji nam
ukazase utjehu prilikom bolesti !
pogreba naseg neprezaljenog Mi
like Stjepovica.
Hvala svima koji SUI ga u bolni-
ci obilazili, kao i onima keji ga
do groba ispratise. Tako isto hva-
la i onima koji polozise whence i
prilozise crkvi Svetog Save velike
priloge mjesto vijenaca "a pokoj
duse naseg Mike, liz mjesta i o.
kolnih ~naselja San Pedra, florence,
Vallejo, Fontana, Jacksona, Bjuta
i ostalih mjesta.
Narocita hvala svima koji nam
poslase telegrafska i pismena sa-
ucesca. Hvala YAM svima dragi
prijatelji, koji ukazaste veliku
paznju nasem pokojniku i mama
Twin.
Cvijeta Stjepovic sa familijom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23

John Beondic, 2529-39th
Street, East st. Louis, III,
Molbu SUI potpisali i owl:
Ana kokotoyic
John Greguric
Sam Prsa-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
PAVLE Gallo

Sault Ste. Marie, Can. - Cd
sick 919 H.B.Z. "Sveto Trojstvo'
javlja zalosnu West, da smo IL
nash redova "a uvijek izgubili W.
10 dobrog i aktivnog clana, brata
Pavla Calica, koji je nenadanom i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
KATA GRDIC

Bentleyville, Pa. - Odsjek 4S7
javlja zalosnu West clanstvu HBz
i prijateljima, da smo IL nasih re-
dova izgubili dugogodisnju clani-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
fEy1NN9 ZszlSAlR1S@
Nash dragih - Brace ! sestara
SVJEzI
GR0B0VI
UMRLI CLANOVI I'll. b. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Old IL. DO 10. MAJA, 1856

Is Ferdinand Troha
Louise BOzic
81 Tereziaj Vilaj
AZ Stefanija Bukovac
43 MatO Mikota
14S Lucia Brusic, BID.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
ANA Verbs

Lorain, Ohio. - Javljamo "a
losnu West clanstvu HBZ., da je
odsjek broj 1876 izgubio IL svoje
sredine dugogodisnju clanicu, ses-
tru Anu Vedris, koja je dugo go
dina pob~oljavala cd srcane bolesti
i napokon zauvijek zatvorila svoje
trudne oci 25. marca 1856.
Bila je rodjena 1885. u mjestu
Kozavac, Hrvatska. u owl zemlju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23

2O4 Tony Ruzich
44O Mara Jancaric
455 Maria Domitrovic
615 Peter Borojnek
$40 Nikola RADICAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

Stainless tableware is fost becoming the
fovorite of honerokers everywhere, and
this Flint Deluxe set is one of the reo-
sons. It's fully graded for extra strength
and balance, and it washes clean right
with your dishes-stoys sparkling bright
without special core Set contains 6 each
teaspoons, dessert spoons, luncheon forks
and one-pece knives Choose from four
distinctive patterns in attractive gift box.
Add to your set later from open stock on
oil patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

Our Housewares Center is filled with hundreds Of items
designed for convenience and to make your homemokno
real JOY Here just few of the many housewares you'll
find and want.
WcLtto~ot LIST Floor North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
for ten days only,
save 3.45 on 8.piece
BOONTONWARE BELLE
regularly $40 as

For limited time only, you can purchase
this 8-piece service for two. You'll love
the modern shape and the rich colors Of
SEQ foam green. forest green, copper rose
and stone eroy Boontonwore is resistant
to breokoee, and it's even sofe in your
dishwosher's hottest woter The 8-piece
service includes 2 each 10" dinner plotes,
612" breed and butter plates. cups and
soucers. Get z or more sets and mix or
match the colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
ZEDALON COVER AN.
PAD
regularly 3.95

There's also special savings on the Zedolon
cover and pad for your Proctor ironing table.
It's scorch-resstont, and stoys smooth for per-
feet ironing.
Evening star., 1956-08-26
.orkday Pin-Up

A BUSY GIRL FRIDAY at the District Building is
"A Grace A. lizard, a. todays Pn-Up. She is special
assistant to Godfrey Thornet secretary to the Dis
trict Commissioners which puts her in position to know
great deal about municipal affairs.
The Commissioners meet twice weekly and Grace is
the girl who makes out the agenda for the meetings
telephones writes persons who should be and
then takes of the minutes after the meeting She
also sets the hearings which held in Room 500 in
the District Building notifying the departments involved
and often taking the minutes herself
When Congress Is in session. she works closely with
the House and Senate District Committees with regard
to local bills and the hearings the She was
assistant secretary to the Citizens Committee in charge
of greeting foreign dgnitaries and recalls her pleasant
meeting with President Gronch of Italy this year.
Grace is the youngest of four children of MI. and
Mrs Richard Waldt of 1880 r street Sc She born
here and graduated at Eastern High School After
business course she went to the District Building
years ago. and her sandy-haired S feet-6 her ready
smile and reassurng greeting familiar to hundreds
Grace married Geoffrey A. lizard four years ago
this month She remembered him the life guard at
South River. While they live in the city now, their
plans all tied up in a brand home on Shirley
highway which is nearing completion Grace makes her
clothes and redecorated their apartment
Quentin r. Mott.
Evening star., 1956-08-26

These are the Station-to-Station
rates for the first three minutes. all
day Sunday and every night after
O'Clock. They do not include the
lOSs federal excise tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

Budeet-minded Santos will fill their packs
with these inexpensive, but fuII-of-fun toys
for boys and girls. We've been rubbing our
eyes in disbelief 4. such large orroy Of
toys for the small fry, older brothers and
Save on Christmas and birthday toys now!
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
U. S. Rejects French
Reque For Farley

WASHINGTON (JTA)-The United States has rejected
French request for meeting of partie foreign ministers
the ArabIsrae issue prior to the May session in Paris
of the NATO Council.
State Department spokesman Lincoln White said that
the American decision against the requested pare parey
has been communicated to the French authorities
Paris Mr. White said possibility existed that the Middle
question might be discussed by the American
and French foreign ministers at side meeting when the
NATO group convenes in Paris.
Department said the United States did
desire big Three meeting the ArabIsrae issue before
the NATO session because of a view that such meeting
l. Would useful purpose and Might inter-
fere with the current peace mission of UN Secretary
General Hammarskjod.
French Ambassador Couve de Murvie last week called
personally Secretary of State Dulles to urge the big
conference prior to the Paris NAO gath
ering Subsequently, the State Department made known
decided against the Ambassadors request The French
sought Qualification of the u S. responsibilities
under rpartte declaration for maintenance balance
of power in the Middle East
France and England to be anxious that the u. S.
respond Israes application in view of the
heavy of Russian munitions to Egypt French Premier
Guy Molet scheduled to meet with Ambassador
Jacob Tsur additional shipments fighters and
other munitions.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
CEASE fire.!

On Wednesday at 6 pm. a
general cease-fire went into
effect at the Israel-Egyptian
border and announced on
Thursday by U.N. Security
General Dag HammarskjoId
following five days of media
tiOn. He is now meeting with
leaders i'm Syria and Jordan.
The question is being asked
i'm Israel and abroad - will
Egypt keep the peace? An
other question which follows
is: will the U.N. proceed to i'm
plement the armistice with
setting the scene for eventual
peace talk between Israel and
the Arabs and vis-a-vis be-
tween Egypt and Israel?
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
Influx Tunisia
Morocco Big

= The migration to ra e |
from strife-torn Morocco and
Tunisia is running at a "sig-
nificant1y higher e" this
year than in 1855, with figures
for the first three months of
1856 showing a better than Al
percent increase. w t h con-
tinued strong support of this
years United Jewish Appeal
campaign, there is every like
lihood that this rate of emigra-
ton will be sustained. The
original plan of providing for
the movement of $4,000 men,
women and children during
1856 will be exceeded by 5000.
Despite the d a ang er of war
that h n G S over Israel, the
Jews of North Africa show
S m a ii inclination to remain
where they are.
Tunisians are still unSure of
their status u n d e r the new
state despite the language of
the new constitution w h i C h
guarantees h e m liberty of
conscience and the fact that
the government is headed by
Ha b b Bourguiba, moderate
nationalist leader who has re-
peatedly affirmed his friendly
attitude toward the Jews.
There has been considerable
pressure from the professors
of the Arab University at Zit-
ouna, seat of Islamic learning
and religion, for the state to
restrict religion in Tunisia to
the l S | a m ic religion alone.
Another source of concern is
criticism of Jewish emigration
and talk of a ban on further
departure for Israel. A num-
Der of newspapers have pub
liShed articles on Jewish emil
grafton and even M. Bour-
guiba's official paper, "LAc-
tion," criticized emigration.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
Stain Plan
For A Pale
Circulating

Times of London reported a
curious story" to the effect
that Stain was planning to as
semble all the Soviet Jews in
a ghetto area just before he
died.
According to the story cir
culating among Communists
in urope. Nikita Khrush-
chev, Soviet Party chief, told
a small party meeting-after
his famous anti-Stalin address
at the Goth Communist Party
Congressional Stain became
more and more n f | a m e d
a G a in S the Jews after the
fabrication of the doctors
plot" of 1858. On the day be-
fore his stroke in March, 1858,
he told a meeting of Soviet
leaders of his plan for remov-
ing all Soviet Jews to a new
pale" in the northern region.
His listeners were aghast
and Mikoyan and Molotov pro-
t es t e d, asserting that this
would cause in d i G n a t i o n
abroad.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
UN Requested
Curb Boycott

GENEVA (JTA)-A call to
major shipping, aviation and
trading companies in all parts
of the world to refuse to COM
ply with Arab states black
m a il and blacklisting activi-
ties in their economic war on
the State of Israel was voiced
here by M. Bartur, Israeli dele
gate to the 18th session of the
United N a ions Economic
Commission for Europe. Mr..
Bartur urged the govern
ments of such non-complying
firms to back them and thus
help ease tension in the Mid
die East.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
cJA Stands
Ats128,124

With the formal 1856 CJA
active campaign terminating
at the rally Monday evening
at the Center the sum raised
for the regular CJA and the
Israel E m ergency Fund
stands at $128,124 from IT'S
contributors.
BY divisions the breakdown
is: Mems Advance Gift, David
Ginsburg chairman, $85, 1894
lover quota); Trade Division,
Joe Myerson and Irving Fier-
son chairmen, $13,391; Pro-
fessional Divis o n, DR.. Ber-
nard Pasternack chairman,
$4,000 (quota); Metropolitan
Division, DR.. Martin Snyder
ch ir m n, $2929; General
Solicitation, Harry Gorodess
ch air m a n, $2883; Youn G
Adults, Charles Whitehill
chairman, $3.50.
Final tally for the Women'S
Division shows: Special Gifts
Division, Mrs. A aron Levy
chairman, $1,000 Quot a. /;
Advance Gifts, Mrs. H arry
Gorodess C h ir m a n, $3.50
lover quota); General Solici-
tation, Mrs. Hy S tr k m a n
chairman, $1747; Young Mar
rieds, Mrs. Sy Schulman chair
man, $648.
To reach the $133,OO0 cam
paign goal $4,876. is needed
and all sums raised will go to
the Emergency Fund. Morris
Rosenbaum, general C h a i r.
man, would r e m in d all per-
sons who have not been solicit
ed or who want to contribute
to the Special Israel Fund to
send their contributions to the
Council office now.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20

FOrelgn Minister MOShe Shar-
EFT maintained that the SueZ
Canal blockade is autOmati-
cally covered by the key
clause in the armiStice agree
ment by which Egypt's Pre-
mier Canal Abdel Nasser
agreed to abide.
Ben GuriOn also brought up
the problem of ultimate peace
ta | X S be TIVE e n Israel ana
Egypt. 81 would be grateful"
MIR. Ben GuriOn wrote, "if you
could ascertain whether their
readiness to undertake the
full implementation of the
general armiStice agreement
signifies that they no longer
consider Egypt to be at war
with Israel, as they have
claimed to be before the Secur-
ity Council. / should also like
to be informed whether they
realize that the observance of
the general armistice agree
ment Obligates tn e m to dis
continue the G. sing of the
Suez Canal to Israeli ships and
to deSist from other forms of
i n t erf erenc e with Israeli
shipping"
The UN Secretary General
limited without saying so out
r g h t that the two weighty
points rails ed by Mr.. Ben
GuriOn are outside his Secur-
ity Council mandate which is
concerned primarily with the
state of compliance with the
armiStice agreements reIe-
want to the situation w hi c h
had developed along the de-
marcatiOn lines, i'm the demili.
tariZed zones, and i'm the de-
fenSive areas" Mr.. Hammar-
skiold conceded that other
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
Moy Abolish
Anti-Nuzi Laws

VIENNA (JTA) - Chancel-
lor Julius Raab, opening his
election campaign h ere, de-
clared that the first task fac
ing the Parliament to be elect
ed is the abolition of all re-
naming anti-Nazi legislation.
1t is the duty of that Parlia-
ment to restore the equality
of citizens before the law"
the Chancellor asserted.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20

questions "Outside my formal
mandate" could be considered
by him in his capacity as Sec
retary General.
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20

aSSTaHceS that mo clement Of the land or air mill
tary or paramilitary forces of either party shall
NIT any Warke hostile ac In the exchange correspond
ence released by Henry Cabot Lodge president
Security Council IsraePs Premier David Gurion and
The Arizona post., 1956-04-20
{ Egypt Must Stop Suez Blockade
In New Armistice Israel Tells UN


Hammasko
be
lift Canal blockade
sraea Egypha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Tomorrow: Practicing Basket Shots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
A WORD
TO THE WISE
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

| MAYONNAISE. No dictionary
to my knowledge lists the fire.
ouently heard pronunciation,
"MY-uh-naiz." Two pronun-
Citations are sanctioned. Note
that in both the word is &C
cented on the last syllable. First
choice: May-uh-NAYZ; second
choice (French): May-yaw-
NEZZ.
ARBITER. An arbiter is a
person who is qualified to decide
matters in dispute. Do not say
"AHR-bite-er." The 81" in the
second syllable has the short
sound as in fit. hit. Say: AIR
bitter.
PREPARATORY. The correct
pronunciation will have a strange
sound to many an ear, for pre-
paratory is widely mispro-
nounced: "PREP-er-uh- TAWR-
ee." But that pronunciation
has no sanction whatever. Be
sure to place the main accent
on the second syllable. which
has the fiat "a" sound as in
carrot. Say: Pre-PAIR-uh-
|tTOE-ree.
MERCANTILE. Will you be-
lieve that the commonly heard
"MER -k'n-teel" is not sane
toned by any accepted au-
thority? / have just finished
checking the words in sever
standard dictionaries of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

English language. None shows
the third syllable rhyming with
feel, heel. First choice: MER-
k'n-till; second choice: MER-
k'n-tile Ito rhyme with f1le),
Despite the dictionary consensus,
however. it is my belief that the
pronunciation which strongly
prevails in American usage is:
MER-k'n-teel.
CANDIDATE. The word can
.didate will come to us over radio
and TV thousands of times dur
ing the next few months, and
the mispronunciation "can-uh-
dit" will. I fear. often be heard
The first I'd" should not be
omitted. For best usage pro-
Inounce long "a" (ay) in the
third syllable. thus: KAN-di-dayt
distributed by Mcknight syndicate, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
The Roundabout

simple to have fun in back yard
strong wooden forms
the and is placed long board rounded at the
ends and apered in the middle bolt and washer holds in
place will easily when pushed Blocks of wood each
end form handles.
This out Will show how it works Dick and Doris
spin around
with and paste cardboard Cut
parts carefully the together folding back the
folding the down Paste the flaps the side
panels under the top Then fold the foliage flaps forward
the the of the box and fasten
with fastener bent Cut the little tabs around the
heavy edges and fold up shown diagram A. they will
provide hand holds
sides of the girl together far down the
asten her hands the hand
with Then them spinning round
Gwen johnson. Fairfield, Ala made this suggestion.
Toilet
Tomorrow BaSket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

II do not choose to run for
President in 1928" said The
President. while mentioning in
the Black Hills Of South Dakota
% years ago today. Which
President?
2-Did President Harding die
before or after Woodrow Will
sons death?
3-The President was well
coined to England IL years age
today by the King. Which Presi-
dent and which King?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKWOOD

Mr.. Champion is the type Of
player who is always trying to
teach the Mr.. Muzzy of the game
all about the rule of eleven. Mr.
Muzzy is the type who will never
learn it.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
mrs. Keen)
AAJ6
V1063
0KJ542
ACT
WEST EAST
(Mr. Champion tMr. Muzzy)
A10543 AIT
VQ9852 VAJ74
OF %
@A86 109542
SOUTH
Miss Brash)
AKQ92
ok
. 1868
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The bidding:
South West North East
10 Pass 80 Pass
aNT All pass
OF course Mr.. Champion is
wasting his time. But he is sc
good that it practically kills hin
to see a bad play made He CAM
help telling how the error coulc
have been avoided. This is moi
only boresome to the players II
the game. 1t is also an ex-
pensive habit for Mr.. Champion
Today's hand is a good ex'
ample. Mr.. Muzzy tried hard t.
remember what his partner haC
told him about the rule of eleven
If he had not been harangued OF
that subject during previous
deals, it is probable that HI
would have made the winning
play.
Here is what happened: Agains
Miss Brash's widely optimistic no
trump contract. Mr.. Champion
led the five of hearts. The ire.
went on from dummy and it wa
up to Mr.. Muzzy. He recalled
vaguely that something about tn
number of the card led. sub
tracted from some other number
would tell him something abou
what Miss Brash held in hearts
The way he remembered i
was that the rule told you not t,
go up with your highest car,
the first time. So here he playe'
the jack of hearts.
Miss Brash won with the kin
and ratified off eleven tricks-si
diamonds, four spades and tn
heart.
AS you see, the defender