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BOY AND GIRL

work. A small heart was led tc
the queen in the closed hand
then the king of hearts was
cashed. On this last trick Mr.
Muzzy played a diamond. Mr.
Champion WINGED. mo hearts?"
he demanded, hoarsely. Mr.. Muz-
zy examined his hand and shook
his head.
Mr.. Champion saw that he was
down one. but he still hoped to
Iget rid of his spades. He cashed
the ace Of diamonds, led a heart
Ito dummy's ace and returned a
diamond. But Mr.. Dale ruffed
and returned spade to his part
ners king. Down two. Not a
bad result on a hand that could
have been made.
Mr.. Muzzy had a comment to
make. IF I need instructions on
bidding, it looks like somebody
else needs a little practice on the
play of the hand"
Mr.. Champion maintained a
Ired-faced silence.
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On the hand before this one
he had opened a light third
hand bid in a suit headed by the
jack. The opponents had bought
the contract and the bid had got
Mr.. Dale off to a very disastrous
lead. Mr.. Muzzy had received a
long lecture on weak third hand
openings where he couldn't stand
a lead in his bid suit.
He took this quite literally. On
today's hand he ignored a seven
card suit where he couldn't stand
a lead and bid a three-card-suit
where he could. The result, for
his opponents, was devastating
Against the four-heart con-
tract he quickly caShed three
club tricks and switched to the
deuce of spades. Mr.. Champion
was confident-and with consid-
cradle reason. 1--WE got this one
counted" he said smugly. II
don't even need the spade f.
nesse." And he went up with the
ace OF spades in dummy.
He had noticed that Mr.. Muzzy
bid a three-card-club-suit. Surely
then, Muzzy had a balanced
hand and certainly no five-card
or longer suit. When he led the
deuce of spades at trick three, it
looked like he had started with
four spades and three cards in
each of the other three suits.
Therefore the hearts would fall
In three leads and Mr.. Champion
would discard his spades on
dummy's diamonds.
Very good plan-but it wouldn't
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Why We Soy

MOST HAPPY: Supreme hap
piness might be called seventh
heaven" The Moslems believe
there are seven heavens piled
one upon the other and each
represents greater happiness
God and the angels are located
In the seventh or top" heaven
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HOME ON THE RANGE
RUSTY AND HER FAwN

Sally who called Rusty by her friends because Of the color
of her hair lives the JBarE ranch with her brother Red
She rides the day after school, and knows
lot about the work that all big cattle ranch She
pets the RANCH and particularly fond of Fenna
the fawn who tame she will eat apple from RuSys hand
Color the picture with using red-brown fol
both Rus hair and for the fawn back and sides Paste the
picture down cardboard and cut out the parts carefully
Fasen Rustys left shoulder with fastener
bent and fold the picture down the center will stand
Rustys will then the fawns shoulder affection
aey Don't forget put Rustys big Western hat head
Dolores Young Honolulu Hawaii the first submit this
idea.
Violet
The Campfire
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! in 3 Women Buyers
Found to Need Glasses

ZURICH, Switzerland.-Swiss
p kaging researchers have
found that one out of three
women grocery shoppers who dc
not, wear glasses should.
They discovered that many OF
these women get only a dim view
of the label designs on packages
and cans.
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKwOoD

In next weeks team of -four
match against the Uptown Club,
Mr.. Masters club will be repre-
sented by Champion. Dale, Muz-
~ and Mrs. Keen. Deadly Seri-
Gus. as usual, Mr.. Champion has
insisted that Mr.. Muzzy go into
training. The training consists
of long practice sessions and ex-
temporaneous lectures by Mr..
Champion. In a few days Mr..
Muzzy is supposed to learn all
the things he has obviously
failed to learn in the past 20
years.
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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(Mr. Dale)
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(Mrs. Keen) (Mr. Champion
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(Mr. Muzzy)
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The bidding:
North East South West
Pass Pass - Dbl.
Pass 20 Pass 80
Pass AZ All pass
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MOTORISTS

If you wish to save fuel
take your car to A. j. Buell..
He can tune your motor, too,
so 1t will run just like new.
BuelFs cOrburetor 8 Ignition Service
sll 10th St. NV. NE. s-5777
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-23

The tremendous weeks
development indicates the of project destined be the
desirable private residential community Florida rapid
of residential sites the available when first Indian
Lake Estates has opening
schedule
Indian Lake Estates ideally designed Country Club Community
which will be ADVANTAGES
Foridas living its best expery planned and privately
controlled In this contained the overall
in addition the marvellous facilities.
shopping parking churches schools administration building
and community
The factor planning
location This beautiful lake and ridge section Lake
chosen after careful of both well
three looked for development
here Indian Lake Estates convinced that had found
from the threat of
hurricanes surrounded by beauty
citrus and myriad lakes and best ALL the ideal climate for
living favorable mild
climate Indian Lake Estates derives from its high elevation "a lis
feet and location almost midway between
abundance of lakes also temperature sabizer.
An ayear growing makes gardening the
be enjoyed Indian Lake
land flowers appropriately of its popular
varieties that beauy the with coor blooms every
the Here dooryard avocados
and other nutritious tropical culture of
ornamental plants hobby which be add
exotic beauty o lovely domestic.
The variety of which enjoyed here add
mmeauab living Indian paradise
enthusiasts Our beautiful 15.square Weoa Kpka
for fishing fishing
enjoy deep fishing since Gulf
The area nteraced with the finest highways
Who has dreamed of day owning ideal
Today of
reality YOU find combined
the outstanding that place which
live and Fordas advantages Lake Estates your
best buy in Florida &c..
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
ADJ Claims
'53 Security
Probe Bias

WASHINGTON (JTA) The
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
Birth has reported, on the basis
of its own investigation, 1T h t
many federal employees suspended
during the 1858 security investiga-
tons at Fort Monmouth, N. j.,
were 'hapless victims of anti-Semi-
tism, pure and simple.
The ADJ characterized the Fort
Monmouth investigation as a
scandal" 1t maintained that the
probe 'leads us to the conviction
that anti-Semitism was involved in
the initiating of the suspension or
declasSification of scientists there
almost all of whom have since
won vindication, although t
without having paid an irretriev-
able penalty in emotional anguish
for themselves and their families. :"
The ADJ said it had uncovered
''new information" to sustain this
belief and had submitted the evil
dence to Secretary of the Army
Wilbur Brucker and the F.B.I.
Henry E. Schultz, ADJ national
chairman, urged that, in the light
of the additional evidence, "cor-
rective action" be taken by the
Department of Army.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Sam Levinson's Passover Seder

"Wait!" And you can't lie down
because you'll crease your new
suit. And the aroma of wine on
an empty stomach! Shloimie is
suffering from a super-complex
built of fear of forgetting the
Four Kashes, plus hunger, plus
tight shoes.
Papa finally gets home. There's
something different about him to-
night. He's bit "hammy" about
his role of Master of the House"
tonight. His unusual severity
makes us giggle. He pronounceS
the KidduSh. 900 Mane!" Then
we each take a glass of wine.
Moo! Moo! That's all we needed
Shloimie rises inSecurely to ask
the Four Kashes. His head is
going round and round. The rest
of us litter Historically. 'Sha,
goyim!" growls papa.
SHLOIME BEGINS: "KAsHEH,
ICH WILL DIR FREGGEN FIR
TATTERS." (Shloimie is now
reading round and round as well
as from right to left. The kid
has been taught the Kashehs in
a mixture of Hebrew, Yiddish
and English to please all the gen.
erationS. This combined with
spirits of Manischewitz on an
empty stomach, produces a set
of Kashes which sounded some
thing like this):
1. Ma nishtonoh, wherefore is
different Halyayhol Hazeh, this
night from all other nights for a
gantz yir? Shebchol Halaylos, we
eat, whatever we like, but tonight
it looks like we'll never eat. CNGa-
ma pinches him under the tablet
2. The second Kasheh is Ma
niShtonoh we eat hot only once
but twice, once in salt water and
once in horse radish. MAMA
tries to distract papa in order to
save Shloimie's young life)
8. The third Kasheh is Ma
nishtonoh. papa is now ready to
use Shloimie as a Pascal lamb
we Shebchol Halaylos, we eat
herbs, but tonight we eat only
kaShehs.
4. The fourth KaSheh is all
year we eat sitting up, but to-
night We lean on matzohs.
IF 1T WEREN'T a yontef,
Schloimie would have gotten a
sock that would have Sobered
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
-AS HE LIVED 1T AND ATE 1T

packs them away while Able
shmeers, Mendeleh wishes, etc.
A knock on the door. Mrs.
LevenSon? Your order from the
grocery is here" The order
matched in quantity, at least,
the supplies taken by the Israel
ties in their Exodus from Egypt
crates of eggs, bags and bags
of matZoh meal, about 1000 lbs.
of matzohs, egg matzohs, plain
NATIONS, whole wheat matZohS,
long stubby matZohs and enough
farrell to lay a road across the
Red Sea. The order is here but
where to put it? The crates of
eggs go under mama's bed, the
matzoh meal on the fire escape,
the farrell on the piano.
EVERYBODY is set. A knock
at the door. Thirty-two chickens
from the butcher. Mama doesn't
need thirty-two chickens. It's
only for the chicken fat which
they will produce.
Not only the kettles, but the
kids have to be paisachiZed. Eight
individual vannehs takes too long
and you never know when the
hot water will give out. So we
bathed in twos and threes. Bath
ing en- maSSe was fun up to the
point where mama came in to
wash our hands with Octagon
soap.
Please, nom. Stop. I'm going
blind! My eyes! Enough! I'm
clean. I'm clean!"
The joy of new underwear
well, not exactly new. Mama had
made strong patches out of flour
bags and placed them in sensi-
tive places. The girls dressed
facing the window, and even if
they didn't so what? It's only
sister. The females got Salmon
pink" dresses and. pumps and
long white stockings, all of which
made them look very angelic.
SEDER NIGHT finally arrives.
We had our last chometz meal at
II am. and by 6 pm. we were
weak from hunger. Papa hasn't
even come home from Shool yet.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30

EDITORS NOTE: This typi-
cal Passover story by Americas
most heartwarming comic was
culled from the 1855 Passover of
the Arizona Post in Tucson. It's
an old story which is ever new,
filled with nostalgia and based on
Judaisms true foundation, the
family and honey
BY SAM LEvENSON
AS tho mama didn't have her
hands full just keeping home for
papa and the eight kids-patch-
ing haishkehs, washing hem
dlach, trying to keep one meal
ahead of our unnaturally healthy
appetites - came the Passover,
and the entire establishment had
to be dismantled and reaSSem-
bled "a la PaiSach." Mama, the
Quartermaster Sergeant, called
out the orders for the day.
"Semkeh, you climb up quick
on to the top shelf and hand me
down the paisachdikeh dishes.
Abeleh, toteleh, you pass up the
chometzdikeh Shirley, you dip
into the hot water the gupplach,
and Velveeh, you shire the te-
plach. Mendeleh, you pull down
the curtains, but don't tear"
IN THE MIDST of this shire
ing, toonking and Wishing came
a gentle knock on the door. A
man with a ladder. The painter.
The PAINTER?? Now you come?
All winter long I begged that
nishtgootnick from lender -.
Moo What should I do
PAINT!
So the painter Sinners, we
wish, Mendeleh climbs, mama
wipes, Louis passes, Able hands
down and Dora hands up
Ma, I'm hungry" says Shloi-
mie. ME, tool" "And how about
Me-" And the painter, after all
he's also a mentsch, a fodder
fin children SO mama flips
feinkochens and the painter
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30

him up very quickly. Papa only
nodded his head slowly and with
a gesture which meant: with
whom shall I sit at the Seder?"
and proceeded to the reading of
the Hagadah.
Slaves were we unto Phar-
oah :"
Paisach ended but the order"
went on forever. It took months
to consume the matzohs and far
fel. We ate fried matzohs into
the following Pesach, and just as
the last crumbs were shaken out
of the last paper carton, came a
knock at the door:
Mrs. Levenson? Your order
is here"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Religious Art Shown

LATROBE, Pa. (JTA)-An exhibi-
ton of religious art of the Old Tes-
lament, consisting of works by A.
Raymond Katz, opened here at st.
Vincent's College, Catholic institu-
tion of higher learning of the Order
of st. Benedictine. It is believed
to be the first such exhibition at q
Catholic college.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Dance Troupe Arrives

TEL AVN (JTA) The Martha
Graham dance troupe arrived at
Lydia Airport after 16-week tour
of the Far East. All IL perform
ances scheduled for Israel have
been sold out.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-30
Flooded Temples Aids

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (JTA)-Ef-
forts on behalf of the Synagogue
Restoration Fund were climaxed
here with the distribution of $16,-
500 to flood-damaged synagogues in
the Connecticut communities of
Winsted, Putnam, and Ansonia.
, 1956-02-14
Seven Men Hurt when
Skids. Crashes Into
Coconut Tree

A taxicab driven by Eric
Miller skidded across the Cen
terline highway at 1915 on
Saturday night, crashed into
and cut down a large coconut
tree. Four of his seven passen-
gers were hurt; Miller also
escaped injury.
According to a Police report
the taxi was heading east
with 7 men, British laborers,
for Castle Burke when the ac-
cident occurred.
All were taken to the hos
pital but only four needed
medical attention; three Of
them were released and were
able to go to work; three of
the four were later released
from the hospital and only
one who suffered an eye in
jury remained.
The four hospitalized were:
Cleveland Spencer, 26; John
Barry, %; Lesion Thomas, 10;
Anton Smith, a.; the three
who were sent home at first
were: Wilfred Forbes, %; ST.
neon Forbes 20; and Austin
Cells.
The accident occurred near
Love. Corporal Benner
son of the Frederiksted Police
made the investigation.
The right fender, radiator &
grille Of the car was crushed.
, 1956-02-14
U. N Heulth Tenn
Going 70 Tortolu on
Special Project

A team of doctors and nur-
ses are due to visit the British
Island of Tortola shortly to
carry out a special project
under the auspices of the
World Health Organization of
the United Nations.
Stations will be set up in
several parts of the Island
to give injections of penicillin,
and blood tests to all persons
who request it..
A mass meeting will be held
, 1956-02-14

on Saturday, February 10, at
Road Town where the pro-
gram will be explained.
The WHO program is de-
signed to reduce the relative
ly high venereal disease rate
, 1956-02-14
Jehovuh Witnesses
End Three-D Day
Assembly in C'sted

~.
The three-day assembly Of
Jehovah's witnesses held at
Pelton's Hall came to a climac
tic end with the public lecture
Overcoming the Fears of this
Generation"
Two hundred and thirty
were in attendance as r. v.
Franz spoke on the remedy
for AL the fears that afflict
mankind today including fear
Of war, of sickness, fear of in
security and of the future,
and also Of man and Of ones
nelghbor".
"The remedy can be found"
he said, "in the obtaining OF
knowledge of Gods Word
through faith based upon such
knowledge combined with
love of neighbor. If we fear
God we cannot fear man. We
should love our neighboF not
fear him. What matters is not
what your neighbor thinks Of
YOU, he said.
Following the talk a film
entitled 1.-THE New World So
ciety in Action" was shown
describing the world wide ac-
tivity Of Jehovah's witnesses
in 100 lands. Scenes in full
color were shown of conven-
tons held in England, Ger
many and various parts Of
Africa.
The film was shown in the
Frederiksted Market on Mon
day night and will be shown
in Grove Place tonight and
at Sion Farm on Wednesday
night.
, 1956-02-14

in that island. A certificate
will be issued to each person
who receives treatment.
, 1956-02-14
Two Seriously Hurt
When Motorcycle
Crushes into Auto

Two young men were ser
iously injured on Sunday even
ing at 6:07 when the motor
cycle they were riding crash
ed into a Plymouth sedan driv
en- by Raymond Jacobs. They
are Luis Angel Ascensio the
operator and Luis Pacheco
Ponce.
According to the report,
Jacobs drove out of a by-road
off Whim homestead and on
to the Centerline just where
there is a slight gap; the rider
of the motorcycle evidently
did not see the car until he
was too near to stop.
Ancensio sustained a broken
leg and was taken to the hos
pital in Christiansted; Ponce
was taken to the clinic in Fred
eriksted in a semi conscious
state from a blow in his head.
Later reports indicate that
his condition has improved.
The motorcycle, a powerful
BSA twin, sustained slight
damage; the car was badly
smashed.
, 1956-02-14
HERE IN THERE
AROUND ST. CROIX

AROUND ST. CROIX
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunha
Of Danbury, Connecticut are
are now land owners in Prin-
cess. They have returned to
the mainland after q stay at
the Comanche.
Mr. Cunha is the WHY'S
Overland dealer in Danbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Coon
ey of Ameina, New York are
back in Christiansted for their
fifth visit.
They became landowners
three years ago.
Mrs. Thorvald Larsen is re-
turning to Fairfield, Connec-
ticut after three weeks vaca-
ton on st. Croix. This was
Mrs. Larsen's first visit, and
she hopes to return again very
soon.
Mr.. Lou Cary from Wiscon-
sin has returned to Golf
House this season.
----
Dave Meville's RUN JUN
BY has made quite a hit at
Hamilton House. !.
He only gives out the secret
formula to people living at the
South Pole.
----
Many visiting cameras have
missed the harbor view from
atop the Fort and also from
the Cay.
The Garden of the West
Indies casts a disappearing
eye on the beer cans that
line the main streets of Chris
tiansted. !
, 1956-02-14

The Garden of the West
Indies casts a disappearing
eye on the beer cans that
line the main streets of Chris
tiansted.
, 1956-02-14

Mr.. Lou Cary from Wiscon-
sin has returned to Golf
House this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
Chalk and Union
Begin Talks

With only 20 days of assured
transit service for Washington
serious negotiations on a new
labor contract got under way to-
day.
0. Roy Chalk, president of the
newly established D. C. Transit
System. sat down with 10 repre-
sentatives Of Division $50, Anal.
gamated Association of Street
Electric Railway and Motor.
coach Operators Of America in
the board room at the company's
headquarters at Thirty-sixth ano
M streets NV.
They recessed after two hours
for a luncheon provided by Mr.
Chalk.
Discussions began with the
major problem posed by the un-
ions demand for arbitration Of
all unresolved differences, includ.
ing contract renewals.
Mr.. Chalk, who bought out the
old Capital Transit Co. on August
Is. is operating under a 75-day
extension until November Of
the unions contract with CTC.
The union is seeking the CON-
mitment for arbitration of flu.
lture contracts, a 25-cent-an-houl
wage increase and improvements
in pensions and working condi-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
BY the Associated Press

The United States Tax Court
has ruled that earnings from
prostitution are subject to Fed
eral income tax.
UNFOLDING internal Revenue
Service claims totaling $27,430
against Blanche E. Lane of Chi
cago, described by the court as a
prostitute, the opinion said of
the contest action brought by
Miss Lane:
From the petition filed
herein, we gather that petition
er's contention is that the wages
of sim are exempt from taxa
ton. No citation of authority
is necessary for the proposition
that this contention is not
tenable.
Petitioner, who ignored other
laws, disregarded the provisions
of the Federal taxing statutes. >
The Internal Revenue claims
covered the years 1910 through
1851, when the court said Miss
Lane operated a house of pros
titution and derived other in
come from rental property, but
failed to file any returns.
The tax claims totaled S14,6S0
plus $l2,750 in fraud and other
penalties, all upheld by the
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11

(Grifhth, Joseph Haynes, Woot.
ton E. Young and John e
PowelD voted against the sug.
Igestion.
Il asked the board to call 9
special meeting Of stockholders
Jas treasurer and the officer re-
Isponsible for finances of the
corporation, to discuss financial
affairs. I felt maybe there coulc
be improvements and new ma
lchinery after rs years. This, too
was defeated by a 4-to-tsvote.
Allowed to Make Audit
However, the board did agree
to allow me to make an audit
at my own expense. This / an
doing. The auditing is incom-
Iplete. Whatever recommended.
tons the auditors make will be
submitted to stockholders al
the annual Meeting
Murphy. former graduate man.
ager of athletics at Georgetown
University was asked if, in view
OF his stand. whether it is likely
he will be asked to resign from
the Board of Directors. "Whethel
I am on the board is not i'm,
Iportant," he said. THE i'm.
portant thing is that the team
remain here. The board still will
be accountable to all Stockhold,
ers."
Murphy was asked if his stool
could be acquired. II have beer
asked that many times" he said
ut is not for sale. I am in base.
ball for life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
|Wife's Love Leaves
Mons Ears Ringing

LOS ANGELES. Oct. IL (P.-
Irwin Berzon, Al, a real estate
broker, said his wife kept tele-
iphoning him at work. Not once
but sometimes so times a day
he told Superior Court Judge
Elmer D. Doyle yesterday.
Judge Doyle found Mrs. Flor.
ence Berzon, 80, in contempt Of
a restraining order issued pend
ing an annulment hearing. He
gave her a suspended five-day
Jail sentence.
Il only wanted to find Out
how he was" Mrs. Berzon said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11

do you know Italian history
as well as you know American
history?" she was asked.
II think So Miss Ferrara
replied with a smile.
American movies have changed
life for many women in Europe
said Miss Ferrara, who plans
research work in antibiotics. She
will get a doctors degree next
year. Many Italian women now
want to hold jobs rather than
cook and take care of children,
she said.
Miss Ferrara will go from
Washington to Chicago and to
the Grand Canyon and Cali
fornia before she returns to Italy