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Evening star., 1962-05-10

Take this kind Of hand. East
wins the first trick with the
queen of hearts and makes the
automatic thoughtlesS return
of q low trump. This sort Of
thing has been going on for
so or so years, and South al
ways makes his contract.
South takes the ace and
king of spades and then leads
the 10 of clubs for q finesse.
East gets the king Of clubs
and West eventually gets q
trump trick. South sooner or
later discards two diamonds on
dummy's clubs. Game and rub
Der for South.
It's easy to see what has
happened. When East wins the
first trick he feels embarrassed
about being in the limelight.
He gets off play as quickly and
harmleSsly as possible, hoping
that all those people weren't
looking at him.
Lock for Tricks
Now comb your hair and
straighten your tie, and put
yourself in East's seat. Win
the first trick with the queen
of hearts and look for tricks.
Where are they going to come
from?
You've already taken a heart
trick and will probably get a
club trick later. If your part
ner has trump tricks, he'll get
them no matter what you do.
BY the process Of elimination
you work your way around to
diamonds. If you want a dia-
mond trick you'd better get to
work at once.
Return a diamond at the Sec
ond trick. This forces out one
of dummy's high diamonds.
South draws two rounds of
trumps and tries the club fl
nesse. Win the king Of clubs
and lead another diamond.
Before South can discard on
the clubs West can ruff and
cash a diamond trick. See? It
didn't hurt a bit.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one club.
the next player bids one heart
and you hold:
AQ102 0J7632 oK1O2 %8 3
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. You're not sure
of beating one heart and you
can't expect to beat any other
low contract. Leave the next
move to somebody else.
Copyright, 1862. Gen. Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1962-05-10
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Stort EurIy
To Get Trick
D. ALFRED sHEINWOLD

For the last so or so years
an ugly rumor has been going
about among bridge players,
and it's time we set the record
straight. There's nothing
illegal or immoral about think
ing when some other player is
declarer. You can quote me on
this.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
A9764
%
1AQ3
%AQJ76
WEST EAST
AQ102 A5
0J7632 0AKQ104
oK102 oJ964
@S3 %K54
SOUTH
AAKJS3
YES
oS75
&l0s2
North East South West
IL ~ 1A Pass
50 Pass 4A All Pass
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Al Smith

"BEN CASEY: '::WhYhE'S
BITTER ABOUT SUCCESS
At 80, Vince Edwards has hit the
jackpot in the role Of Ben Casey.
iBig DEAL" he snaTls, I'm an
eIeven-year overnight sensation"
In this weeks Post, you'll learn why
Edwards is sore at Hollywood. How
he struggled for years as q life
guard, . chorus boy and Q motor
cycle racer. And why he says: In this
business, they don't want actors.
The Saturday Egesing
POST; !: ~ ;;::: (: C"
Evening star., 1962-08-26

EORGE Burns, who has been the life
~ of the party in show business for
more than half century, does
more than fill in an occasional TV spot, as he
does this Sunday on NBC as narrator for
Laughter, USA," a Dupont Show of the
Week" rerun.
The acknowledged dean of American come
dians called ''the funniest man in America"
by Harpo Marx, recently teamed with Carol
Charming in night club act which may become
the formal for a TV series starring the pair.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
activities
Calendar

The Catholic Times Activities Calendar will list
each week meetings and events scheduled by the
various parish and diocesan organizations. All groups
are invited to have their meetings and/or projects
listed. Deadline for news items is Saturday noon for
publication in the following Fridays paper.
FRIDAY, JUNE IS
ST. ALoYSIuS games party, 8 pm. in the new school Early
birds at 1885 and 1855. w. Broad bus to Midland Oak bus to
Clarendon. Proceeds TO school fund.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
PAST GRAND Knights dinner of Santa Maria Council 1898,
Knights OF Columbus, 7 pm.
GAMES PARTY at the st. Margaret of Cortona Mems
Club, 8 pm, 1888 Trabue Rd. Early birds at 1880.
SUNDAY, JUNE II
ANNUAL PICNIC of the Mt. St Joseph Alumnae at the
home of Mrs, Elliot Miles, 1895 East Cleft Drive. The husbands
of members will barbecue the steaks while the women fix
the trimmings.
WESTERN HORSE show of St. Gabriel parish, ! pm on
the church grounds, 2160 Mock Rd. The public is invited.
TUESDAY, JUNE 70
DISQUALIFICATION of the first degree, $50 pm, Santa
Maria Council 1893, Knights of Columbus.
GAMES PARTY of ST. Margaret of Cortona Mems Club,
8 pm, 1888 Trabue Rd. Early birds at 7:30.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20
MT. CARMEL Alumnae Association Banquet 6 PM at
the Kings Inn Restaurant on Dublin I'd. DR., Joseph Hughes will
speak on an~tf-communiSt organizations.
THURSDAY, JUNE II
FOURTH DECREE election of Santa Maria Council 1898,
knights of Columbus, 5 pm. Regular meeting at $3.50.
SATURDAY, JUNE 70
SUPPER DANCE, 8 to l am, in the St Philip the Apostle
social hall, 1873 Elaine Rd, Tony loia's orchestra will play.
Refreshments will be served and tickets are available at the
door. ~
HOLY ROSARY class Of 1852 reunion, 7 pm at the Lin
coin Lodge. AT 10 am. Friar Justus Wirth will celebrate Mass
for his classmates in Holy Rosary Church.
SUNDAY, JUN "a
FAMILY REUNION of the descendants OF William and
Anna Enterschied. Begins with 8 am. Mass at Holy Cross
Church for the deceased and living members of the family,
offered by the pastor, Monsignor Harold 0Donnel. Continues
in the afternoon at the WRFD picnic grounds.
TUESDAY, JUNE 26
NOMINATION and election Of the knight of The year of
Santa Maria Council 1898, knights of Columbus.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE n
ANNUAL LUNCHEON of the st, Francis Circles, noon, at
Presuttis Villa. Father c. Valerian Lucier, OP, chaplain at
the Ohio Penitentiary, will be the speaker. Mrs. M. Angelo
Is chairman.
SATURDAY, JUNE 30
GARDEN PARTY of Holy Trinity Church, Somerset. Din.
ner from 4 to 7 pm. Square dancing and entertainment
throughout the evening. Father William Fencil is pastor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
PINE GUILDS

GUILD 2, 8 pm, Juse IS,
Mrs. Pat DeSantis, 1851 w.
Henderson Rd.
GUILD 2, 8 pm, June IS,
Mrs. John M%onagnia, 381 West
phal Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
CLOVERLEAF CLUB

LEAF 1, June 81, Mrs. Nor
ma Rueckel, Chittenden Ho-
tel, 1880 am, last meeting
until September.
LEAF 2, June 26, Mrs. Err
win Blum, 1916 Linwood Rd.,
8 pm.
LEAF 5, June 26, Mrs. J..
Riddle, TIA Chestershire Rd.,
$50 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15

MRS. w ILLIA A.
SPIERS. 1921 Millerdale
Rd., in Columbus has been
named chairman for the
18th Annual Convention
of the Diocesan Council
of Catholic Women Sept.
26 at the Neil House.
Theme for this years
session will be "That the
fruitful harvest of Christ
ians may increase" Do
cesar president, M r S.
George DeNucci announc-
ed the Convention will be
a month early this year
because of the Ecumen-
zeal Council converting in
Rome on Oct. IL. Mrs.
Spiers is the mother Of
five children. She is af-
filiated with Stage Craft
Mother of st. Charles. In
ternational Federation of
Catholic Alumnae, and
Volunteer Workers of Mt.
Carmel Hospital.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
ONE MANS VIEW
Why, hello out there!
Ny names Kee :. uh, keenan,
By vi. II. Keenan,, Jr.
By vi. II. keenan,, Jr.

head, way UP there on top of
the neck and there is Just
nothing one can do about it.
Chop off the head and
Whoosh! A Geyser-like bus
mess shooting upward and
man oh man, you're dead!
TRUE. ONE "a you are a
guy who can whistle through
his ears and the very day one
is a budding and very hotshOt
Catholic author. Lo, here | am
now tapping cream with the
best of them while all Heav-
en- is filled with the smiling
golden voiced Elizabethans
C"Hello, Stratford on Avon,
You're moving him out al
ready?")
But let us depart now from
this wild Cha ha-Cha of rev.
elry and head for the prize
dieu. How would the Summa
advise me? | think / had bet
ter stick with st, Patrick. l
would bet he'd say: Listen,
Martin, dear lad, It's Him
self gave ye the bald pate.
Now get down to work."
Several days later by prob
lem was solved when a mes
senger boy stood at the door.
He was one of those singing
telegram people.
in ANSW YOUR
QUERY. WE DO
CHALK PORTRAITS. HAVE
YOU CEMENT. ED CATH
oLIc TIMES.
| havn't got any cement.
So that's that. Anyway, l
wouldn't want folks getting
hit in the face with a cement
portrait when they open their
newspaper. That kid surely
sang we'll like he was at La
Scala. Say, what a nice job
that boys got
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
STARS OF MARY

STAR /, $3.50 pm, June 27,
Mrs, Ralph Metzger, 1890
Maize Rd.
STAR 3, 8 pm, June 81,
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saa1kIl

Mrs. Lloyd Young, 1865 Bry-
son.
STAR 6, $50 pm, June 25,
Mrs. William LepkoWski, 1929
Stanley.
ST. ANN GUILDS
GUILD Is, June Is, 3:15
pm. Mrs. John Nerny, 1908
E. Mound-st.
GUILD IS - June 81 at 7
pm.
GUILD %, Mrs. Orlando
Marinelli, 1912 E. 23rd-st,
June %, at 8 pm.
GUILD 80 Presutti's Viii
la, June 20, from 2 to 4 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
Holy Spirit
Altar-ROsary
installs

New officers of the Holy
Spirit Altar and Rosary So
ciety installed at the June
meeting we're Miss Roman
Johnston, president; Mrs.
Charles Ankron, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. John Kluesener,
secretary; Mrs. Joseph Banche,
treasurer; and Mrs. Carl Neal,
sergeant-at-arms.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
St. Aloysius
Holy Name
elects

Recently elected officers of
the st. Aloysius parish Holy
Name Society are John A.
McAndrews, president; John
Castorano, vice president;
Robert G. Schwendenman,
secretary; and Francis A. Sny-
der, treasurer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15

WHAT 1 mean ID. lilo 10
my maiden voyage, and
| am rather nervous about
it all, Silly of me for wasn't
| a brave draftee one time?
SO | shall be game again even
if it is hunting season. / shall
march on into Inferno's Dante.
When | received word was
TO appear in the Catholic
Times - oh, the magic, shin
ing hour of It'll felt just as
though I must instantly get
into my old bathrobe and
rush down to the sea, and the
lovely, pebbly shore, there to
shampoo my hair. Ha. Ha.
Funny how things affect
one.
Then. too, when the good
word got around IL was just
great the way well-Wishers
lined up and began to bang
at the door. Since | am rather
shy and scared of people l
felt panicky.
YET, BEING American and
cram ed full of lngenu-
ity, | thought of a way. Re-
gardless of whether people
thought it odd | would shake
hands with them through the
mail slot in the door. If peo-
pie reading this should won
der how | shook so many
hands in this fashion, | shall
have to confess that once |
took a correspondence school
course in Mail Slot Hand
Shaking. Boy, the shreds OF
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ST. RAPHAEL

GUILD 4, 1890 pm, July
Z, Mrs. A. J. Blosser' 1857
Cleveland Ave.
GUILD 7, Ills am, July
5, Mrs. Charles Huntzinger,
Seneca Hotel,
GUILD 8, July II, Mrs. Ed
Schroeder, 283 S. Roys Ave.
GUILD 10, noon, June 81,
Mrs. Walter Downey. 239
FairlaWn DR..
GUILD Is, 8 pm, June 27,
Mrs. Toni Caldarola, 1928
CarolWood Ave.
GUILD 81, $50 pm, June
27, Mrs. Larry SLENDER, Fac
ulty Club.
GUILD %, 1890 pm, June
%, Mrs. Clara Beynon, South
ern Hotel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15

MRS. RICHARD w. ZoLLINGER, 0efN
newly elected president of the Mount Carmel
HOSPITAL Auxiliary, accepts the gavel from the
groups outgoing president, Mrs. A. A. Eilers.
Other officers for the coming year include: Mrs.
P. N. Reilly, corresponding secretary; Mrs, John
Dilenschneider, recording secretary; Mrs.
Thomas Appellate, vice president, and Miss
Margaret Long, treasurer. Some 1873 active mem
bers of the year-old Auxiliary have contributed
1896 volunteer hours to the hospital serving
in a variety of capacities. Of this total Mrs. Zol-
linger and Mrs. William Dorsey have each con-
tributed more than 500 hours.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15
ONE MANS VIEW

If there is an entomologist in the crowd I'd ap-
preciate his coming up to help me with these butter
flies in my stomach. Man, | surely feel lepidopterouS!
PLEASE, DON'T get me wrong, if you are a stage
fright doctor | shant turn you away either.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-06-15

Each month the Times WiU
publish q column by our neW'
est colunniSt, NJ. r. keenan,,
Jr.
Mr.. keenan, came TO our at.
tention land that of our read
erS) through has off-bedt en-.
tries in our Letters to the Ed.
5tor Column.
A clerk for the PennSyIUun-
ia Railroad, keenan, and has
Uife and fiUe children IiUe IN
Immaculate Conception par.
ish. He is an AquindS aIumnuS
and q member Of the Third
Order Of st. Dominic.
skin that lay all over the
porch floor!
An immediate problem was
this business of having my
picture taken for the column
heading. What was | to do?
Here was | with a pinkly glow
ing swatch of skin stretch
ing from my chin back to what
phrenologists call the "knowl-
edge bump" o madness! o
death in life! Just think of
the people, | thought, who
knew me when | was so ter
ribly bouffant a la Jackie
Kennedy.
What would they say? Fol
that matter, what does one do
with a face, a head? 1t is a
thought. Yes, there it is, this
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21
Heart Sunday Volunteers
Plan Calls February 25

More than 1000 volunteers
from the Montgomery County
Heart Association will call on
their neighbors Sunday, Feb
ruary 25, in behalf of the Heart
Fund, according to ]. Grahame
Walker, Heart Fund chairman
for the Association.
Mrs. Samuel Allen, Heart
Sunday chairman, and a group
of key area workers have COM
pleted plans for county cover.
age to assure every resident the
opportunity to help fight heart
disease, Walker said.
DR.. Stephen N. Jones, Heart
Fund vice chairman, said that
heart disease remains the ma
tons major killer, taking an
annual toll of lives "a per cent
greater than the total from all
other causes. In spite of this
fact, DR.. Jones emphasized the
gains made in the last 10 years
through heart research.
To-day it is a fact" he said,
that some forms of heart di-
sease are being prevented and
more than ever are being cured
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21
Churches Join
In Sponsoring
Survival Course

A four session workshop
course in family readiness for
nuclear attack survival will be
sponsored by the Montgomery
County Civil Defense Division in
cooperation with five Kensing.
ton churches.
Sessions will be held from Q
to 4 pm. Saturdays, beginning
March 3, at Kensington Baptist
Church, Connecticut ave. and
Desden st.
Subjects to be covered include
why Family Action2" 1.-THE
Family Fallout Shelter" Fire
Safety and Rescue for the Fam
lily" and Family Medical Self
Help"
DR.. John D. Robben will be
moderator for the series, in
which several experienced in
structors will participate.
Cooperating churches are
Christ Church, Warner Memo
rial Church, Temple Emanuel,
st. Pauls Methodist Church and
Kensington Baptist.
The sessions will be open to
the public at no charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21
Scouts Enjoy
Radio Night

Members of Boy Scout
Troop 766 and their guests,
kensington Explorer Post
764, gained insight into both
ham radio operation and ca
reers in electronics at their
recent radio night" at the
Argyle Recreation Center in
Silver Spring.
The program, presented by
members of the Rock Creek
Amateur Radio Association, in
cluded demonstrations of talk.
ing in" between two club mem
bers with mobile transceivers
in their automobiles, and an ex-
PLANTATION of several types of
amateur radio equipment.
John Hart of Bethesda, an
Explorer Scout holding an
amateur radio license, discussed
the types of licenses granted to
hams by the Federal Communi-
cations Commission. Require
ments for qualifying for novice
licenses were outlined to the
Scouts.
Joseph Thomas, chairman of
the Beginners Homebuilt Equip
ment Contest, described the op-
portunity it offers young peo-
pie to prepare for the novice
license and to build simple
amateur radio equipment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21
Engineering Days Slated
AT CIV for High Schoolers

8 am. to 9 pm. Friday and
from 10 am. to 4 pm. Satur.
day.
Some 80 exhibits will be pro.
vided for the event by indus.
trial firms and government
agencies. In addition, fifteen
laboratory experiments will he
demonstrated by university stu.
dents, and high school students
will be invited to attend regu.
larly scheduled engineering
classes.
Classroom visits will be per-
mitted between 8 am. and 2
pm. and between 6 pm. and
8 pm. on Friday. High school
students who wish to attend
should call the university's
School of Engineering.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21

Mrs. JodI is a member of the
CGG executive board and of the
Advisory Committee on Civil
Defense in Montgomery County
and has been active in local civic
groups. She is a housewife,
mother of four children and
lives at 1908 McAuliffe DIR.
All the candidates have
agreed to be presented to the
egg convention and have indi-
Gated they will support the or
gamzation's 1862 platform. The
Committee on Candidates also
will consider any new names
presented to it between now
and March 2. The convention
will name a candidate for
Mayor and four candidates for
the council.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21
WSSC Representative
AT Safety Conference

Robert ]. Mcleod, Chief En-
gineer of the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, has
been invited by President John
F. Kennedy to attend the Presi-
dents Conference on Occupa.
tional Safety, to be held in
Washington, March 6-S.
McLeod's invitation came as
a result of his membership on
the Governors Honorary Com
mittee, which supports the "An-
nual Safety Health Conference
and Exhibit in Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21

County high school stu
dents interested in entering
the engineering profession
will be special guests at
George Washington Univer-
sity's Engineering Days"
on Friday and Saturday,
February % and "a.
Engineering Days, sponsored
by the university's School of
Engineering in conjunction with
National Engineering Week, is
designed to provide the young
student with technical interests
- as well as the general pub
lie with information on the
field of engineering.
The program will run from
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21
Candidates Chosen
Continued from Page u

cation and Welfare and makes
his home at 321 Bradley ave.
Hardin, a founder of CGG and
presently a member of its
executive board, with many
years of activity in local P-TAs
and civic associations, will also
be named at the convention.
8 Hardin is a physical science adj
ministrator for the Department
sof the Army and lives at $50
Brent I'd.
q Woods Is also a member of
1the ron-partisan leagues execu-
? tive board and has been active
/ In local civic affairs. Formerly
with the Civil Service Commits
ssion, he is now retired and lives
at 10 Martins la.
Distaff Candidates
4 CGG delegates will have an
opportunity to name someone
from the distaff side. The
names of two women will go
before the convention.
1 Mrs. Reid, secretary of the
egg, active in Rockville P-TAs
and a former editor of Twin
> brook Life magazine, is am as
sistant editor of Public Power,
! the magazine of the American
; Public Power Association. She
Is the mother of three children
and lives at 5S19 Ridgway ave.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-21

as a result of knowledge gained
through heart research" Add
ing that new knowledge from
heart research is just around
the corner, DR.. Jones stated the
conquest of heart disease in our
century is more than a hope. It
is strong possibility.
Il believe" he said, that peo.
pie are willing to help the Heart
Fund and are eager to speed the
conquest of heart disease"