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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
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SHERWOOD
ON BRIDGE
TwofoId Plan
Wins Einul Trick
By ALFRED SHERWOOD

A good lawyer always has two
strings to his bow. "My client
was a thousand miles away
when the murder was commit .
ted" he will argue. "And any
way it was seh-defense." Burt
Marks, who proved to the Cali
fornia Supreme Court that
bridge is a game of skill, not
only argues that wayne plays
a hand two ways at once.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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Opening lead: Five Of hearts.
West opened the five Of hearts
and Marks won in his hand.
He was sure Of six trumps, two
aces, and the king Of diamonds.
He needed only one other trick
to score game and rubber.
One way to play the hand
was to try for a club ruff ID
dummy. But persistent trump
leads by West would clear the
trumps out Of dummy and pre-
vent a ruff.
Another plan was to set up
one Of dummy's diamonds by
ruffing. But there might not
be enough entries to dummy
for that plan.
Tries Both
Marks tried both plans at
once. He cashed the king Of
diamonds and led a low club.
II West failed to return a
heart, declarer would have time
to ruff q club In dummy. For
example, If West returned a
spade, declarer would put up
dummy's ace and return a club.
Then nothing could stop a club
ruff.
If West returned a heart, dunn
my's nine would be a safe en-
try to dummy. (If West led a
heart and East could play the
ten Of hearts, South would win
and then dummy's last trump
could not be knocked out to
prevent a club ruff Then de-
clarer could cash the ace Of
diamonds, ruff a diamond, get
back with the ace Of hearts to
ruff another diamond and H.
nalIy get back with the ace Of
spades to cash the last dia-
mOnd.
You don't have to be a law
yer to play a hand with two
plans in mind. This type is
especially common: Try for the
long suit while you're aiming at
a ruffing trick. If you don't
get one, the other may come
through.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one dia-
mond, and the next player
passes. You hold:
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What do you say?
Answer: Bid one spade. Show
a major suit (even a weak four
carder) rather than raise . mi
nor suit.
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Evening star., 1963-05-19
Shrinks HemorrhOids
New Way
Without Surgery
STOPS ITCH - RELIEVES PAIN


For the first time science has found
anew healing substance with the
astonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most amazing Of all results were
SO thorough that sufferers made
astonishing statements like "Piles
have ceased to be a problem!"
The secret Is q new healing sub
stance (Bio-DyneS) discovery Of a
~orld-famous research institute.
This substance Is now available In
supPositoTv or ointment form under
the name Preparation no. Ask for II
at all drug counters.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

disposal Of the case,
President Lincoln COM
TpaIted VGllGndi0hGm's SEN
tence to Punishment from
the North. The chief cop
perheGd iOGs deposited BE-
hind Rebel lines IN Ten
nessee, but paused only
briefly there, moving on
TO Canada. Later IN 1858,
rInnin0 for Governor of
Ohio sOhile still in erile, he
polIed a remarkably large
UOte, bat not enough to
iOin. In effect, the Val
IGndiOh0m episode under.
scored that, despite divi-
sions, the North predoni-
nGHtIy spumed peace at
any price" and stood for
prosecuting the sO0r to the
bitter end.
NEXT SUNDAY: Another
Siege on the Mississippi
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Background


ABRAHAM LINCOLN. !" the earliest dogs Of the WOs had
IN acted firmly to secure the home front against civilian dis
ssson Is took the form sspendimg h0oOed costit,
nOmo ~Tt Of h0beGs corpus Whch enables people
oppeo 70 the courts to Get them Os Of jail Lincoln conceived of
s measure Of his poaCes exercised to uresere the
UnsOn b getting dOvG elements and those neev ssDeeted
dtsIOv0N O Of circulation sUh legal questions to be
tted later II action that ultimately led to the ay of
thousands WheheT Justly OF not ,Oos to arouse loroe seot
NOTthe"es throughout the W0T and also OOud 0ive the Re-
poe0n Ad'nistT0Ons opponents legitimate OvOnd for ham
s"g the Government as tyy0ssnc0I in s methods Among
nOse e Democratic opposition Uh0 made the most of this
ct0'm W0s an Ohio politician Clement Laird Voondi0hom
Somng fanatic against Republicans and their policies
V0u0ndgh0m as Congressman 1857 to 1883 used the floor
"e mouse Representatives to inUeOh against Lincoln
ms conduct Of the OGT VOube and eloquent his performances
ee and at home established k the leader of the OntOoy
movement IN the midwest The basis Of has appeal covered more
o" s h0Oeos corpus stand He opposed to mtoT con-
S'O" and the issuance Of the emancipation proclamation as
iOeA And there to begin WITH bsi supoths for the
South IN the southern portion the midwest S0tes HING olOng
the OHIO RUeT All the elements Of this Republican 0ntsOoT
movement came to be kHOOn coppehe0ds because of
0pe sgn0 they and because of their poisonous effect
on the Union O0T efort took dscTedted Federal general
Ambrose Burnside commander Of Fsederiesbru debOcIe
70 euro the eoppeeod leader On becoming chief of the Depart
eN Of the Ohio Burnside issued of orders drusticav ys
1"0 freedom o. expression expressing sympathy for
"e SoHh V00"d0hGm oted these they had not eristed
From The Evening Wednesday May O. 1855
Arrest Of Valamdigham
CINCINNATI May 5-The Hon Mr. Vallandieham was
arrested at his residence Dayton at two O'Clock this morn
ing by detachment Of soldiers who Cincinnati
by special train last night The soldiers were Obliged to
batter down two or three doors before they could his
room His friends rung the fire bells and an ATTEMPT was
made to rescue him. but failed He brought to this cy
From The Evening Star. Tuesday Nay 1885,
Sentence Of Mr.. VallandiRham
CINCINNATI Nay IL 1t is believed that l. Valandig
nam eh this city last night nvoluntariy assigns him
to Fort Warren federal prison in Boston HarbOrl
little embarrassed by the Gbrnptness Of Buvnside's
disposal Of the case,
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
Lindbergh at 61

the estimated cost of one of these planes. But what is the effect now of such a craft on a remote" place like our 49th State?
 Fairbanks to New York, Wash ington or Miami - all the same: 212 hours. To Chicago: 2 hours. To San Francisco: 1 hour 42 min utes. To Manila: hours as against Il today. To Copenhagen: hours compared to 812 today. Tokyo would be just six minutes further away than New York and Alas kans will be able to visit Mos cow in three hours flat.
 Yet, less than 40 years ago the first air-mail contract that was let in Alaska competed with dog sleds. The plane flew from Fair banks to McGrath in three hours The sleds took IF days. Soon in those same three hours Fairbanks folks will be able to fly to Paris. There are no distances any more except in mems minds.
 But all is not as rosy as the glow of the jets, of course. Civil Aeronautics Board Chairman Alan s. Boyd, for one, claims the super sonics threaten new economic mis- cry for our long-range airlines.
 Meanwhile, Lucky Lindy' in tends to take a brief breather. He has never been to Saudi Arabia. But he's made very happy deal for an airborn holiday and that's where he's going to take it.
 Lindbergh taught the chief war den of the Kenya African game preserve how to fly in pleasant ex- change for the use sometime of the mans plane for himself and Mrs. Lindbergh. Now 61, "Lindy' is calling the option, is off to Kenya and headed for the deserts and mountains of the Arabian waste lands, still flying by the seat of his pants.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
Senate Clamps Down on High Seas Jurisdiction

WASHINGTON LR - The Sen ate voted 57 to 29 Thursday to ban foreign aid to any nation that asserts jurisdiction over fishing off it's coasts for distances greater than the United States recognizes.
 The amendment written into the Foreign Aid Authorization Bill is aimed principally at Ecuador, Chile and Peru. The three nations on the west coast of South America have claimed jurisdiction 200 miles seaWard and have seized US. fish ing vessels in these waters.
 With some exceptions, the US. recognizes that other nations have fishing rights on the high seas to within three miles of its coasts.
 The amendment was sponsored by Republican Sen. Thomas Ku- chel of California, who said seiz- ure of US. fishing vessels has been going on for ten years off western South America, and he feels it's time to act.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
Church In India is Methodist Mission Theme

St. Thomas Church in South India is one of the most ancient churches in the world. Traditional ly, the martyred remains of St. Thomas, the Apostle, are buried in a church in Mylepore.
 The Church Comes to India, and The Mission Becomes the Church, are the two areas of presentation for this Sunday evening, Nov. 10, as the Community Methodist Church continues it's School Of Missions. Beginning at 6:30, there are classes for all ages through the adult group.
 Ricky Young and John Polling will present the studies, the movie Bright Flame" will be shown, and MT. Stephen McPhetres and Dr. Robert Fenstermacher will conduct the concluding worship. The pub lie is welcomed.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
From the Seattle P-D
By HENRY J. TAYLOR

Whats happened to Lindergh?
 Few could answer. But any chief alrman anywhere could tell you. He has never, to this moment, stopped playing his part in the great forward thrust of aviation.
 Lone Eagle Charles A. Lind bergh, dropped like phantom from public view, still rides at our side all over the world. And when Americans start to fly 1,45O miles an hour, Lucky Lindy' will first have to say OK"
 Hard-pressed by the tick of the Workaday clock, everlastingly tireless. Lindbergh has held the same, single, high job for solid 35 years: Technical Consultant to Pan American World AirWays. His present responsibility, for example, is to help to see that we can safely fly from New York to London or visa versa in one and one-half hours.
 In all these years his firm has never flown an aircraft that Lind bergh did not first approve.
 A feature of the new Franco British Concorde supersonic jet, on order, worries him now. It's the windows. This giant will travel twice as fast as the speed of sound And major US. airframe and air craft engine companies are point ing toward a jet even 50 per cent faster
 That giant would carry 200 people 2,000 miles per hour. And with the terrible air-friction at those speeds the entire airplane will be glowing. The red-hot alloy surface will be radiant in the ghastly look of hurtling furnace. Llndbergh asks the effect on pas sengers staring out the windows: a frightening sight to many. And he's wisely proposing to recom- mend no windows. Purely a psy- chological decision. But why not?
 Paying two cents an acre, Secre- tary of State William Seward bought all Alaska from the Rus sians (S7.2 milliom for about half
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
Castro Bands are Active In Venezuela

CARACAS, Venezuela LR = In- formed sources in Caracas say ter rorists killed two soldiers and burned down a Goodyear Tire plant in two attacks Wednesday in Venezuela.
 An Army jeep was ambushed in the mountains south of COrO, in Western Venezuela where pro- Castro guerrilla bands are active. Informants said two soldiers in the jeep were killed and three other soldiers were wounded in the fighting that followed.
 The strike against the Goodyear plant came at Barcelona, on the eastern coast. Four men armed with machine guns and pistols overpoWered a bookkeeper and burned down the plant with gas oline.
 The attacks on the soldiers and US. property followed the pattern of Communist and pro-Communist terrorists who are trying to force cancellation of next months Pres idential elections with a campaign of sabotage and bloodshed.
 SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of the Estate Of LUTHER l.. DUNBAR. Deceased.
 
No. 63-31 Probate


 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 NOTICE IS FEPEPY GIVEN that the undersIgned. BONNIE D. HAHN. was on the 20th day of September. 1863. by an order of the abOve-entitled Court ao- pointed Evecutriv If tho Es'ate of LUTHER L. DUNBAR, Deceased; that she thereupon qualified as such Execu- tr.E in the manner required by law. and all creditors of and persons having claims against the said decedent are hereby required to present their claims with the necessary V0vchers, within Three 3, months from the date hereof to the undersigned at the office of her attorney. THOMAS J. BALONE, Box III, Nome, Alaska. which office the undersigned hereby designates as her place of business in all matters connected with the said estate.
 DATED at Nome, Alaska this 5th day of November, 1863
 /s/ BONNIE D. HAHN Pub: Nov. 8, 15, 9, 29, 1863.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
MIMI HOSPITAL
Admitted

Admitted - Edna AhWinona, Robert Scott, Paul SubWenna.
 Miriam Athlingok was trans ferred to the ANS Hospital in An chorage.
 Discharged - Johnson Sagoon- ick, Wilbur Davis, Rena Kuzuguk.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
Some anti-inflationists

Some anti-inflationists sug- gest that the government include in it's regular reports a direct measure of the value of the dollar today compared to the dollar of 1889. Using that pre-war level, today's dollar is worth only 466 cents" Boone, Iowa, NEWS REPUBLICAN,.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-08
LESSONS IN RELIGION

"IlluInine and hallow your hearts: let them not be profaned by the thorns of hate or the thistles of malice. Ye dwell in one world and have been created through the operation of one will. Blessed is he who mingleth with all men in spirit of utmost kind ness and love-"
 Baha- u-llah Firesides Monday Eve. 8 p.m.. BOA Steadman.
The Adak sun., 1963-02-25

4MH aGHE2gH 1900 LOOK. IN ANY WINDOW (Drama ). ~,s Paul Anka & Ruth Roman / -:'t Undesirable inl Tart for all >.'. 2ol5 GIRLS TOWN > :.,.> ~> 1900 MURDER AT A5 R:;2 I'M. (Drama) <. ..' Danio11a Darrieuz (, Michael nuclair NoHfating 2ol5 LOOK III MY WINDOW Thurs. 28 Feb. 1900 SECRET OF DEEP HA23aa (Drama)
 Ron Foster 6 Berry Kelly . /" No rating
 2Ol5 - MURDER 1T 45 RPM.
 l50o u1LD III THE COUNTRY (Drama)
 Elvis Presley & Tuesday Weld
 Undcsirc2'>le in cart for all 2ol5 SECRET q, DEEP H'>231} Sat. 2 Mar. :-i T \
 I40o THE GlLL.Nr' HoUHs (1rama)
 James ;Cayney & dennis Weaver No rating *> :, 1900 - I FLANK A FOOL (Drama >
 Susan Hayward & Peter Finch Adul lts {. Mature Young *::. :: 2ol5 WILD IN THE COUNTRY Sun. Mar. r.*~-~:..~' x 400 - :RiMC9, IND PYTHIAs (Drana) ... Guy lillian 6 Don Durnett ::. No rating '< < ~ 1900 fELL1s .A:C1TY* {Drama) >>" ~.: Adults only .-~.: 2ol5 -. THINK A FOOL >< ->,. / ~ Mon. 4 Mar. 1900 -~FE, IF NO MS@2E (Drama) :; Jacqucs Dergcras . Ma1a 2owefs
 Adults & Ma ture Young
The Adak sun., 1963-02-25

CCNniISSLRY -- NOTES. .....
 The Commi sarY Store will De closed :. for inventory 26 February, and will re- sune normal operating hours Thursday, 28 February. ~.. ~~.~........ The winners of the Conani sarY store>: drawings were: >>..t
 lst.: Prize of $50 worth of groceries
 F. C. PUlDUE, LUG =: '" ~-"..~~< 3irchwood Apartments >~. : 2nd. Prize of s25 worth of grocories> M. E. FISHD,CK
 Quart1rs C-4l E 3rd. Prize of SIS worth of grocer ios
 Amy lhC NADB {:
 Quarters >l7lA As "a result of the above: drawing g~s164. was contributed to the National Hcalth' Agencies and joint Federal Services Cam paiJn.~' r:> .<: Rccently the Officer in Charge received >ormiss ion to increase items carried ih tho Store. Your suggestions are welcome. Please utilize forms loca ted near sug- <. gcsticn box on the sales fIoor.'> report on the Basketball Tournement the Week-end and .on Monday but, we, are appened. One game played. E Adak on.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1963-10-17
SPECIAL CHURCH
MEETINGS
Ashnrv Mafhndisf

Asbury Methodist
Monday, 700 pm, Finance
and Stewardship Commits
sion; 500 PM, Y. A. F.
meeting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gene
Short.
Tuesday, 1000 am, b.
zaar and Tea at Methodist
Country House, Whining
ton.
Wednesday, 1880 pm, Sen
or Choir Rehearsal.
Friday, 1000 am, VS..
C.S. District Meeting, AS
bury Church. Harrington.
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PRAYER LIFE

Nothing is more vital to the
Christian life than prayer.
Satan seeks to hinder the
prayer life of the believer by
every means possible.
Knowing Satan's approach to
the life of prayer, the Apostle
Paul wrote: Continuing stead
fast In prayer, watching there
In with thanksgiving" Col. Az
R.V.).
AS read the first four words
| asked myself--Why is 1t so
difficult to maintain a zest for
prayer7 | then turned to Mof-
fatt's translation and read:
maintain your zeal for prayer
Through thanksgiving" 1t may
be this is the secret of a deep
prayer life. The thankful soul
will be praying soul.
have discovered when
prayer is difficult that to begin
a hymn of praise and thanks
giving helps.
Prayer is essential to the
ongoing of the Kingdom of God.
Therefore we must pray.
Prayer is necessary for the
soul t. keep in line with Gods
will. Therefore keep praying
Prayer is the soul opening it. :
self to the voice of God. 1t is
the human spirit seeking to lose
itself in the will of the Divine
Spirit.
We must be motivated In our ?
prayer life by one passionate
know God and fellowship with
Him. To pray for manifes-
tation of the power of Godwith-
out earnestly desiring Gods
presence is dangerous ane sell
fish. We should pray for hearts
that thirst for God, that seek
constantly His honor, His glor-
ification.
Prayer is cleansing force.
Living VIGOROUSLY requires
diligence and alermess. Prayer
is a holy stimulant to holy liv-
ing.
Unbelief, complacency, ego
ism worldliness, littleness are
foes against which the soul must
wage constant warfare. The
spirit of God in answer to sin
cere prayer can cleanse all
these hideous traits away.
Prayer is a creative force.
1t will create a tender SPIRIT
an inflexible opposition to sin
but a compassionate attitude to-
ward the sinner. 1t will create
a spirit of sacrifice--a desire
to spend and be spent for Christ.
Prayer is conquering force.
John Randolph wrote: 81 be-
lieve | should have been swept
by the flood of French infidel-
ity If 1t had not been for one 4
thing--the remembrance of the
time when my sainted mother
used to make me kneel by her
side taking my little hand In
hers and caused me to repeat
the Lords prayer"
They who have STEPPED their
souls In prayer can ever an
guish calmly bear"
John R. Mott, the great Chris
dan of the other generation,
said: prayer is the greatest
force that we can WELD. 1t is
the greatest talent God has given
Us. There is democracy In
this matter. We may differ
among ourselves as to our
wealth, as to our social po-
siuon, as to our educational
equipment, as to our native abil-
Ity, as to our inherent char
acteristics, but In the matter =
u exercising the greatest force
hat is at work In rhe woY-I5
:oday we are on the same FOOT
ng."
AT all hazards culture your
prayer life. You know not what
'ou may face of burdens, of
;hasttsement, of afflicuon, of
sorrows, but If you are scho--
lied In the art of prayer, you
nay take hold of the great arm
# God and draw strength and
enIfTona a-I E1.-sx~J
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sunday SERVICES
Sunday School, GAS am.
Morning Worship Service,
t0:45 am.
Young Peoples Meet, TOO
p. m.
Evening Worship Service,
1870 D. m.
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Asbury Methodist
Mount Vernon Street
Rev. j. Howard Link. Minister

Sunday Services:
Layman's Sunday
Gas am, Church School.
HOO am, Worship Ser
vice. Attorney General Da-I
vid p. Buckson will speak
on THE Bible and Prayer
in our schools"
$50 pm, M.Y.F. Kick
OFF" Dinner and meeting.
1880 pm, W.S.C.S. Study
Course, Our Christian
Mission in Southern Asia.
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7!IIIi17IE3Sl

First Wesleyan Methodist
West Commerce Street
Rev. David p. Minkwitz,
Pastor
Sunday Services:
Sunday School, 9:45 am.
Morning Worship Service,
HOO am.
Wesleyan Youth, TOO pm
Evening Evangelistic Ser
vice, 7:45 pm.
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The subject of the Lesson
Sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches in Delaware,
Sunday, will be Doctrine of
Atonement."
Morning Service and Sun
day School are at HOO am.
Wednesday Evening Testi-
mony Meetings at 800 pm.
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Bethel A. Nj. E. Church
Smyrna, Delaware
Rev. Paul Settles, Pastor

Sunday Services:
Sunday School, 1000 am.
Morning Service, HOO am
Y. P. D., 700 pm.
Evening Service, 500 pm.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Jim Brown Wins
Fight Against SO
Suit for Assault

CLEVELAND, Feb. is (AP) .
Jim Brown. Cleveland Browns
football star, scored a victory
yesterday in a four-year-old
$1,000 assault and battery ac-
ton against him in Common
Pleas Court.
Brown was accused Of hit
ting Robert L. Brown, rs. Of
suburban Parma, in the park
ing lot Of Cleveland Hopkins
Airport in March. 1859. The
Browns great fullback denied
the charge.
Robert Brown. an attendant
at the parking lot. said Jim
struck him after the player re-
fused to produce a parking
stub or proof Of ownership Of
the car he was in. Robert
Brown sought $4,000 and
damages.
The suit was thrown out
after q jury Of eight women
and four men returned a 1912
verdict In favor Of the fullback.
The jurors at the three-day
trial deliberated almost two
hours.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Beatty Faces Young Rival in Baxter Mile
O'Hara Aiminq
At 1889 Mark

two weeks ago when the Rus
sian surprised them both and
won the Millrose $50.
Bruce Kidd, Crothers' 10
year-old teammate, is the big
man in the 2-mile run.
other favorites include Paul
Drayton Of Philadelphia in the
60-yard dash. Willie May Of
the Chicago Track Club in the
60-yard hurdles, Gary Gubner
Of New York University In the
shot put, Dick Edmunds Of the
Quantico Marines in the Buer-
meyer 500, Wendell Mittley Of
Yale in the 440 and Dave Tork
Of West Virginia, one Of the
three members Of the l6-foot
club on hand, In the pole vault.