Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 11, 1957, Winnipeg, Manitoba Of those mornin5sj i ves mrs Mas von i. Hear Vou but theri is something i feel i must Tell these Voun s people before they leave. Turn the and let our guests out. You Heab me Opplt enough lbs. Oaks. It s rather a new attitude t know but 1 find that i am beginning to enjoy the Juliet Jones the truth is i jus Sot out were Efu t Pip Vou i Arkep some Wjt be Best if i Pottry Ever in a pish 5ss, Abe Vou a or. Shoi Rusty Riley 15 Teddy if Vou Hans up on we i la Call Vou right Back a of course Vou Don t i la help Vou keep a close watch on that youn6 Man from now Heaed Lyman say he was coins to set even with you , for reporting him to which f1n5er Sahara Awtry which Hasuk Newto a cow twosome a Simses and a swoonin6 hostess Potocko cd Jiom. Sgt. Cake Kerry Drake t she must have sons out Early. What she s writ Luis about f waited until the tiny store was empty of customers then he 1ns106, Sun drawn and Sroke with the hands. Pal Morbila Dawn famous mystery writer is Abbie s new boarp6r." miss own Ca Nicomen and clean t Abbie n slats wa5. Picked be we Brig Fiey wooo Bov and i h6r8v part of we Eta i was avg Jav Caffery. I cast for put icim she is so Jet Ano Kino i la Meke in the Mickey mouse Shorie my tub Kwh now hmm Sujew cow Stow. Buz Sawyer Winnipeg free press monday. November 1c 19st Louit i Horoscope by Frances Drake look in the Section in which your birthday comes and find what your Outlook is according to the for tuesday nov. 12, 1957 March 21 to april 20 while you can get ahead in Many ways now it would be Wise to Check and re Check before acting to be sure you Are not misled or that you Don t Overlook essentials. April 21 to May 21 As. With Aries your influences indicate. A need for reviewing be fore. Taking action. Safety Meas ures can prevent foolish errors losses. A stitch in you Enow. You can make Good head Way however. May 22 to june 21 Don t press too hard for achieve ment. Rather go along in a smooth and genial manner and returns will come in. Inner ten Sion hampers attainment. Tune 22 to july 23 cancer View All things in their proper a respective now so As to be Able o give due time to vital matters re waste motion and and work steadily july 24 to August 2s you May have Many offerings to consider now but All May not be worthwhile. Look below the sur face and be careful in your stances. V August 24 to september 23 Virgo Don t inessential now. Waste take time on care of he musts and let other matters of for the time being. Avoid hurry tension september 24 to october 23 Libra you May have to look vice before you recognize True values so take sufficient time before making decisions. Enjoy Yee time intelligently relax too. October 24 to november 22 Scorpio avoid Strain haste Quick decisions. However Don t wait too Long before making necessary changes or alterations or Vou could lose out. November 23 to december 51 Sagittarius trying to be spectacular won t be As effective is being efficient and steady. Those who Are sensible will think first. And Well before proceeding. December 22 to january 20 Capricorn a Triumph of your imagination May be realized now or soon. Consolidate gains where a Syible. January 21 to february 19 aquarius some puzzling situations Likely. Watch your moods he Way you approach things. You May be needlessly misunderstood which can upset the Best of plans. February 20 to March 20 Pisces while you can prob ably go through this Day without hitch you May have to consider some matters carefully and you should. Investigate where Neces Ary time saved be a great asset later. You born today have great Energy and personal magnetism also an artistic temperament coupled with a practical sense. You can make a go of any under aking to which you give your you would make judge business wholehearted support but be care Ful not to be in veiled into unwise pursuits. Naturally fair minded an excellent or Industrial eader. Don t devote your free Lime to activities which Are too energetic or you will deplete re sources. Birthrate of Jos. Hop Tinson author Hail booking backward eighty years ago nov. 11, 1877 there was still no Snow and Prairie fires were raging in All directions destroying not Only Hay but Many of the Straw roofed stables built by homesteaders in the Prairie sections in some cases with the loss of cattle and horses. Seventy years ago nov. 11, 1887 the Lacrosse players of the City held their annual meeting at the Mckenzie later renamed Claren Don hotel. Among those present were or Mcarthur h. J. Dex Ter j. W. Dafoe j. R. Sutherland Frank Fred Heubach and f. W. Drewry. Of cry years ago nov. 11, 1897 four Brandon men had discovered the secret of perpetual motion. They had reported their Dis covery to the Brandon Sun and were now having to keep a 24-hour watch Over the place where their never Stop apparatus was kept As at least one attempt per Day was made to break into it. Fifty years ago nov. 11, 1907 Rev. M. C. Rumball of Morden was elected Moderator of the Manitoba presbyterian Synod which a pwned its sessions in Manitoba later St. Paul s College building. Retiring Moderator the Rev. R. Of Mcrae presided. Among the chief speakers was Rev. Or. Patrick new principal of Toba. Forty years ago nor. 11, 1917 the Duke of Devonshire Gover nor general of Canada was Winnipeg s guest. His excellency who had never previously been West of Brandon was making the pre sent trip especially to see the Prairie provinces and British Columbia. Thirty years ago nov.11, 3927 the first prize in the Cenotaph design Competition was awarded to Elizabeth Wood Toronto. All the designs were to be on View in the Council chamber of the City Hall for a few Days. The men s and women s Canadian clubs of Goren on Bridge q. South Vou hold 46svj109753424ak104 the bidding has proceeded South West North East pass pass 1 heart double what do you bid now four hearts. The preemptive bid is suggested for two reasons. If. Partner has opened somewhat la rat in the third seat the hand May easily belong to the opponents. In that Case bid will make it More difficult for them to get together. Furthermore if West should now bid four Spades you will be in an excellent position decide of nub sequent action. If partner doubles four Spadea you have adequate defensive and if he passes you can bid rive hearts with the Assurance that the save will be inexpensive and you May even contract. Able fulfil an 11 trick q. South you hold 4 8 10 9 8 7 k q 6 3 a 8 6 5 the bidding has proceeded North East South West 1 Spade pass 1 no Trump pass 3 hearts pass what do you bid now recommend an Ace showing bid of four clubs at this Point. While it is True that partner May for the time being interpret this As showing a club suit we intend to raise hearts at our text turn to bid. This will make it Clear that we Are looking Fot a slam. An alternate bid is an immediate leap to five hearts but this might not. Work out Well if partner has a worthless double ten in one of the minors. Q. South you hold 5 10 the bidding has proceeded West North East South 1 Spade pass 1 no Trump pass 2 Spades double pass what do you bid now to bid three hearts would be quite out of order. Partner has under taken to defeat the contract of two Spades by himself. It is not your Posi Tion to act As a nursemaid to him. Q. South you hold a aj.1075 q862 the bidding has proceeded 9 7 3 North pass 2 Spades East pass pass South 1 heart West 2 dams. What do you bid now you have opened third hand tote Hope of obtaining part end should make no Lurt tur partner Noula Nave self Susol Ninf Spade suit to bid at this increased no a q. South you hold 4 aj10643 a j44-a 64 the bidding has proceeded North East South West pass 3 Spades pass pass 1 Spade i pass what do you bid now partner s previous pass we would have High Hopes of getting to a slam but it is important not to make the mistake of employing a four no Trump bid at tills Point. If partner has a Singleton club or the King Queen of clubs tic slam will be virtual cinch. It is better therefore to describe your hand in such a fashion that part Ner will realize that All he needs is second round control of clubs. You should therefore bid four hearts. He will presumably return to four Spades where upon you will bid five diamonds. If he hns a Singleton club he May then bid six. Q. East and West have 70 part score and As South you hold a 92v 7532 643j.qj5 the bidding has proceeded North East South 1 Spade 2 diamonds 7 what do you bid a pass. There is no need for you to assume the role of the great defender. Tho two Diamond contract completes their game a raise by you is not Neces sary for partner still alive to de fend and he should not be misled Al to your strength. A partner opens with two no Trump and you hold 4a75v106 q85324i62 what is your response three no Trump. Since partner1 maximum High card value is 24 Points. There is no reasonable Hope for slam and nothing is 1o be gained by showing the Diamond suit. Q. As South you hold adj 10 the bidding has proceeded North East South 1 club 1 Spade what do you bid a. A jump to three club is Mir Choice. A Mere free raise to two clubs Tho it designates n Good hand would quite inadequate and a jump in no Trump la not desirable without a Spade stopper. Letters to the editor faces of labor sir this letter is not so much to criticize As to Bridge the differences Between the masses and our leading journalist. With great interest i have Fol Lowed the articles by or. Tom Kent on liberalism and How it could serve the nation. Doubtless they Are written with great intelligence and Goodwill. But liberalism has fallen far Short Winnipeg joined in an armistice Tachie Vang this purpose Day. Commemoration service the the 6electior s5eaks music for which was directed by w. Davidson Thomson. Twenty years ago nov. Ii 1937 be Are the Salt of the Earth was the title of the first Sermon preached by Rev. Later or har old a. Frame on occupying his new pulpit at St. Stephens Broad Way United Church. The new min ister was greeted by a packed congregation. God bless the big brother pack sack Gregory Clark it must be nearly a year since i first noticed the big boy carrying the Little boy on his shoulders. Not really on his shoulders but on the Back of his neck the Little fellow s legs sticking out very Cavalier and the big boy s mittens Al hands gripping the legs. Then it must have been six or eight times i saw them gaily passing along the Street ahead of nine in the morn and at noon before it struck me As curious that i never saw the big boy without the Little fellow ride a cock horse on his neck nor Ever the Little fellow except High and merry up there his hands clasped around the big boy s forehead As they galloped along the Street. It was Only Friday that we actually met on the Street and i hailed them. What a faithful old Charger you i said to the big Bey. This Young fellow a special the big boy who was an overgrown 12 or 13, had a round Happy face like Friar Juniper in the Little Flowers of St. Francis. My said he proudly. Said i. I take him to the Nursery said the big boy on my Way to i saw he s safer up he can t walk said the big boy apologetically. so after. I had suddenly blessed myself by gripping the big boy s Arm Ancl when they went charging like Roland who to the dark Tower came Down the Street i said god bless All families who have big sons when they have Little sons. Nikita s scheme sir marshal Zhukov has been demoted immediately after his official visit to Tito in Yugoslavia. Therefore it not conceivable that the cunning Khrushchev has used the Opportunity of not Only getting rid of his rival but also to play a trick on his ally Tito Zhukov might have promised or lured Tito into recognizing East Germany for instance and then having obtained what it wanted the Kremlin will discredit Zhukov and retract All eventual promises. What a Lovely Way to obtain results 1 but what a typical soviet communist Way too like a year ago when they arrested general a liter the hero of Budapest who was officially negotiating the de tails. Of the withdrawal of soviet troops from Hungary. The last election Speaks for it self. I would like to mention two experiences of my own in the last couple of weeks. Several families were holding a conference in the Hall of a Large apartment Block. And tension were visible on their faces. All had just had. Their notice with Winter at hand that they must vacate the Block. The owners were going to dem Olish it. Discussing the hardships of running around after a hard Day s work to find a roof to cover their Heads often a fruitless of one made the remark i think there is a Law that we do not have to move at this time of the answer to this came simultaneously from two older women whose faces revealed the Marks of the Long struggle for survival you can t oppose those big companies. They make the i will not go into All it Means in expense and hardship for the 18 families occupying the Block. In connection with this i would Only like to quote the great commentator Walter Lippman the Western world will More rapidly decline now for the second experience. I belong to a card club whose members Are All tradesmen and mostly new Comers. I was informed that one of them was working with a tradesman from behind the Iron curtain who was preparing to go Back Home. At the next gather ing i was introduced to this tradesman. This was his background. For ced by the nazi Retreat to travel with them he had worked in Ger Many till 1951. Since then in can Ada he had always been in Cor Respondence with his Brothers and Sisters Back Home. As one of his parents is still living he had sent close to nine Hundred dollars Worth of gifts. Even theri All of them were urging him to come Back As Quick As he could. I argued with him on the Money tie made in Canada and All the comforts. He a yes i will have no car but i will have Security. I will have to live a simple life but will have no worry of a employ and explaining How a working Here had gone 9roke through sickness he was sure this would never happen in his land. Doubtless there was a certain amount of nostalgia in All this. But when he left there was not a t. Marffy Mantuano. Single member who could not in Unior Chad de stand his viewpoint. All agreed that the uncertainty and fear under which we live had to come to an end. This was Given the Strong est expression. These two experiences of mine might give you a Little idea of what in reality goes on among the masses and How far from facts your article came. Winnipeg Paul ausborn editor s note is there really so much conflict be tween these experiences and the articles referred to in the past Twenty years in this country standards of living for almost All people in Canada have risen greatly there is still insecurity but it is much less than it used to be. That Progress was made under Liberal government and the articles were concerned with the principles on which liberalism would make possible continued Progress in the same directions greater opportunities More Security and a better life for everyone. Peanuts defended sir in reply to a letter in your column condemning what i see As a delightful and frequently perceptive comic strip i would suggest that the writer is sadly uninformed. The drawings Are simple and easily translatable in Story form to children so Young they can t even read. Furthermore the incidents concerning Charlie Brown and his Little friends Are such that a child can understand. For example the episode concerning Linus and his Towel was used by a Friend of mine to explain to his Little girl that she sucked her thumb for Many of the same Rea sons and that she too must try to break the habit. Besides being understood simply by children the strip frequently carries implications into adult Hood. The dog in the strip is even now deeply disturbed in knowledge that he is just an How often do we become too disturbed on learning that we Are the writer claims peanuts is in reply i would suggest that on a higher plane Gulliver s travels could be very dangerous for children yet its Story aspect has been told to children for generations. Simil arly Alice in wonderland has been read by children and adults with Delight for Many years. Is far less harmful for children to read than Are Many of the and passion comics found in every newspaper and on every news stand. Winnipeg we receive a Large bomber of letters and lire glad Lish As Many of them As pos sible. The Shorter each letter is the More we can publish. Correspondents can t h e fore help us by keeping their letters Brief preferably about 200 otherwise we Are compelled sometimes to Shor ten letters ourselves in fair Ness to other correspond eats. Are and re the Rule that let Ter will be published unless the writer s lame and address supplied u u ;