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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 24

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 24

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24 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUM JULY 23, 1950 By -Pot on his bluff, he bid one Ino inimn BRIDGE arry J. Koth, As P0 f. nohorfv 'Quo Vadis' Being Filmed In a Babel of Tongues assemblage reigns DireT L. Roy. He speakj only English but not once have his con mands to the crew failed to bring the desired results.

Reside him stands his Italian. was fooled but partner. North was no longer to be stopped and never stopped until he reached six diamonds. Had South leen set several 'Just Between Us- Family Tiffs Can Be Eased Cool Head, Calm Discussions The trouble with a psychic opening bid Is that many times the "Biker's" partner has a fine hand and they go overboard in the bidding. That is why psy Rome, in any year, is a city of many tongues.

assistant, readv with the mk In this Holy Year, with its thousands of pilgrims from all rophone, to translate his or- trirL'tt u-o Via i ders into the Italian. chic bidding uiuuuig By IRoy has learned that if is icrjr se iumn uu aooui mis nana, i ne irum cary language, by good players today, at -lis that South made his twelve I used The rest come from everv- they don't understand Italian. thnnch it ua vprv cov. Mroii flown tne via cneto it will prove who was in the right and the eral years ago For some unknown reason. or the Via del Corso on a quiet XAXCV MOTTR.IM (Q.) Dear Xancy don't think it's fair where.

then invariably they know For instance, there are three enough English to get "by. Aj assistant directors. One is a matter of fact, practically scolding will go to the one at fault. If you're iwwj nanu, nowever, eieoien to open a small evening anl you 11 find your- innocent, your manner and talk will prove lucky one for North-South, club orth had bid that SUlt Unlf in a n.l.ft cf Fncrlwh English, the second is Dutch everybody in Rome can spealc and in the future there 11 ne investigation be-: because the est player helped to show the ace ami, v. i land the third Italian Th a o-nrrfj r.t rnoiich for parents to favor one of their children over another, do you? But that's just what's happening to Pie.

My younger sister, who's South did not heln. West wa South make his impossible con fore judgments are made. uuMu i.idu is irom Hollywood -Result of the war i i- 'j mm 1 cvdpv nl Vinr hndin tra savs Lp- uu.in uic impression mat nis. but his two assistants nr "when Americans and Ll i i I tit I 1 I It I I It'll I 1 flf At I NAI in i wu-siv, nii'Miii ni. ducked in dummy and won 'Ami.

course, there's Italian aiian 8,1 0ver with the queen in his hand. A '-though judging by the num-iEngl marand a diamond finesse followed and hor of foreigners visiting the alitin him th The director's only worry tract South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. A AKJ87 0 AQJ 10 A A 8 5 the was led from dummv.lfctcrnal 1 'ear Italian mannino th tJ about language difficulty is In East put up his ace and re- (lors lf thpre room for tne lights (connection with the lion turned a small club that wastlves- I The man in chrpo nf appear in the big arena (0 Dear Xancy for some time now, I've known that I'm not the only girl in my favorite date's life. He's been dividing his evenings between me and another girl and although at first I wan sure I could win him, I guess I've lost, because things haven't changed.

I care too vntch about him to share him with anyone else and I'm ready to do something about it. I want to ask him to make a choice, once and for all. Would it be wise? I'd like your opinion. (A.) The answer is no definitely! If you try to force the issue make him decide positively which gal he wants to date exclusively, Jiut tne city or Home tias broneht from sequences of the film- nothing on the Cinecitta movie anhe haf a Term There are 25 of the animal, stutlio. just eight miles from iheTl and.

like the human actors in Q4 10973 0 K5 K.I74 A6532 AJ5 0 8743 A 10 6 won with the ace in dummy. With the intention of entering his own hand with a spade ruff, South played the ace and king from dummy. When the 13, is the real trouble ak in our house, always starting the quarrels and running to Mother when anything goes wrong, while I'm blamed for everything even before my parents try to find out the facts. Honestly, I'm not feeling sorry for myself. It's just that I want some fair play around our house, and I don't know center of town, where Metro ithe picture, they come from MUM' Quo adis' is being filmed.

dent of the tinv ronnhiip nf lve are rrom a To bring to screen life this 1 in Holland, 10 come from queen fell from West, however, A 10 9 K642 0 962 AQ932 great classic of literature, f. I France, seven were broueht Head of the wardrobe is a M-G-M not onlv has assembled there was nothing else to do but to lead the trump ace. The from the Soviet Zone of Ger-- California native. His unit! one or the most cosmopolitan st cosmopo itan three are from For reasons best known tolling fell and South's two club casts in motion akia. -i i- and J.

iconists of a French countess, 1 marchesa. a Jewih' together a cf from an tach grc of which. two Ethiopians. iown set and it also has gnth it may backfire and find you the loser. And himself.

South decided to open losers could he discarded on it's tnn much to risk. You runn't like his riouble'the hiddini? with one diamond. North's two good spades. The group arrived with its Nancy Mottram crew the mem trainers and each west ma one neart and isonn I like the sidewalk diners on the will receive cnmmanHa In a Titles, incidentally, are was a little suspicious, nut Via language it understands. Veneto, are of many his nine-spot.

Dummy's club loser was discarded on South's ZK and the Qiff LeRoy isn't taking a chance It might even be called a on anv lion missing out on 'One World" company. Ileal I mice in Cast directions. After all, he points TllP tVf. Starj I Rnlinrt Tluu'tw fit-on a fTnnninn Prini.o'rmt V-ir. it -mis.

be on the safe side he bid one spade. He figured if his partner was on a "sike" his one spade bid would be pretty safe if not, South would bid again and he could then take some took the remaining two tucK lor a speetacuid! small. onri rw.iv.ro tr i t. hi wn. niiM uu jt v.

iii mtiii, 11 IV. 11 IALUI slam. i.Mervyn i.eitoy), the prjriucer; working in the mail depart- when "Quo Vadis" was last (Sam Zimbalist). the headiment. An Italian count is an as-, filmed, hv an Italian mmnanv forcible action.

To North's delight, South did life but why brood about it and wait until he changes his mind, if he ever will? How about finding youself a new interest, ne to make him stop and think. And if he suspects he may be cut out of your date book without having anything to say about it, you're bound to notice a fast change. Trying to make a beau jealous isn't smart but as long as he's sharing his time, you can do the same and whether he wakes up to the fact that you're most important or not, you won't have those uncertain hours any more. And it might be just the strategy needed. Miss Mottram wants to help with, your problems.

Write her in care of Brooklyn Eagle. Jhn R. Kay, K. 2l and Donald E. Schmidt, 824 cameraman and a few (Robert Surtees) other technicians how to get it.

How can I convince my folks to look into things before they jump to conclusions and blame me unjustly? (A.) Ever try speaking out? Do just that the next time things erupt around home. Somebody started the quarrel all right, what was it about? Who had the reasons that began -the bickering? Show them a Sherlock Holmes technique by getting to the bottom of things and the truth will come out sooner than you think and show up the guilty party. Then, let the "higher ups" decide who was to blame and who deserves the punishment. Maybe you'll have some difficulty at first but if you keep a cool head and stick to a logical point, bid once more! in Rome in 1024. At that time one of the lions, no doubt misunderstanding his cue, devoured one of the Italian To him, North's one spade Union are enrolled in the i have been imported from Hollv sistant in the casting department and a Czechoslovakian countess is serving as secretary to one of the executives.

Over this vast cosmopolitan bid seemed a bit discouraging Summer sessions at the Univer-wood. Counting everyone, and hoping to get in a better of Toledo tnere are about 2, on the list. ATTENTION: Furniture, Hug, Appliances Itariio and Television Depts. open Mil 9 P. M.

(at Hrooklyn and Garden City) 1 (good time at the Labor Dayjln California 7our Yw. rK0" MOOKIYM OAR DEN CIT 1 tMiH0 Mid-Summer Furniture Sale! BIRTHDAY By STELLA ummer Dance! Pattern 4579 in Jr. Miss sizes 11, 13, 15, 17. Size 13louse 1 yards 35-inch; skirt, 4V4 yards. This pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit.

Has complete illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents in coins (X. C. residents please add 1 cent sales tax) for this pattern to Anne Adams, care of Brooklyn Eagle, 53, Pattern Department, 213 V. 17th Manhattan.

Print name, address, zone, size and style number. Send 20 cents more (in coins) for our Anne Adams Pattern Book styles that make sewing mm sa Mrs. Norah O'Donnell and her daughter, Miss Florence O'Donnell of 2fi9 Sumpter are spending a few days at the Hotel El Rancho, Sacramento, while on a vacation tour of the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur A. J. Weglein of Garden City, formerly of Brooklyn, who have been at their Summer home at Hampton Bays, have left for Rome, Italy. With them are tneir children, Ursula and Greg-cry Weglein. Their oldest son, Arthur, also is traveling abroad with his classmates from St.

Francis Xavier High School. He will return late in July and spend the month of August at Camp St. Regis. Sl'XDAY, JULY 23 Born today, you are one of those to whom continual action is a necessity. Don't let your craving for excitement become too great.

Determined action, self-reliance and confidence in your own abilities enable you to size up a situation instantly and act upon it at once. Since these are the basic elements of success, you probably will reach your goal quite early in life. Just remember that it is the continuance of the pattern which leads to lasting success. You can be aX a pleasure. Just 4 values from $800,000 va aeooKiTN 'w uwaww oaioen err 1 fine furniture in this sale! ruthless in getting what you want, letting nothing stand in your way.

You have a splendid speaking voice and the gift of being able to put your ideas into convincing form. Unafraid of public appearances, you would make an excellent lecturer, politician or propagandist. Re sure that your ideals are always kept high, for your powers could be diverted into dangerous channels. And your forcefulness, used wrongly could be harmful to others as well as to yourself. To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph.

Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Monday, July 21 I.FO (July 24-Am. 23) Tilt tr re gay, colorful, hand-printed tablecloths! favorab lor you no. VIRGO (Aug. 221 Oulfld Interest are likely to take up your time uid Juit noi.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) The ibntion for your sign are excellent. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A ne eek inlrnduc1 new business.

MS SOITTARIL'S (Nov. 23-Dec. 221 There's a line, bright outlook tor outstanding attwefls CAPRICORN (Dec, 23-Jn, 20) A business trill may further your ambltion.v AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb, 111) Undertake a Jourr.ey II you mut for the sake of business PISCES (Feb. 2n-March 211 You can afford to be aomeubat adventuresome rirtit now. ARIES (March 22-Aprll 201 An experiment tray prove very advantageous to your future.

TAURUS (April 21-May 211 Matter at a dlManre may call for your raretnl attention. GEMINI (May 22-June 22) A lournev jp legal matters and tne promotion of a new idea are all favored today. IMAGINE! ONLY CANCER 23-July 231 The trades and all general business attain are uell favored at this time. I Save SI 00! f-pc. period living room ensemble Kepularly $398! You get a sofa, high hack chair, lounge chair anil ottoman all full size, all with Goodyear Airfoam rubher cushions! (20 down, 80) feathers, if you prefer.) Choice of 7 sofa styles, 9 chair styles, 2 ottoman styles covered to your order in costly fabrics from rich hrocatclles to hardy tapestries.

Save SI 1 Fine fi-po. period bedroom ensemble Regularly $113! So fine you'd expect a $298 tag on the beautiful bow-front double dresser, mirror, chest-on-rhest and full or twin bed alone! But in our sale you get a Stearns Foster innerspring mattress, box spring and night table besides! 18th Century English style. Mahogany veneers on hardwood. Color: -h. LUU lr Save $81! Period 7-pe.

jr. dining room racel wood Graceful I lardwood. I 1 Regularly $379! A junior in size, a giant in value' 18th Century English style in mahogany veneers on china; I fQR ANY I Roomy 60" 4-drawer credenza buffet; breakfront ed seats! I pedestal table and leaf; 4 chairs with wine stri SQUARE-DANCE UET SIZES 1 1-171 'V I ONE OF THESE I room Save S12I! Handsome 0-pe. modern bedi i i 1 WY Regularly $119! Cherry veneers on hardwood in glo' decorator tone Mandarin cherry Ens inble includes: double dresser; mirror; chest-on-chest; night table; fu bed; even a Stearns Foster innerspring mattress, bo I ENSEMBLES I or twin I spring! I usually 2.98 Furniture Loeser'M Fourth Floor Cheerful color conies to the table with these washable cotton-and-rayon cloths In cool pastels with hand-printed strawberry design, white border. reg.

3.98, 2.98. Hail find phono order filler! when total is 2.01 or more e.rrfiixire of (o.r. Siaif second color choice. Phone order hoard open 8:15 l. Monday.

l.inent and Domestic Loener's Third Floor li iUU PAY Jl ST 30.10 DOY, take IS monlh to pj; balance. Serrice rharae. errSce charge if paid triihin 9 rfn Come gee feer' beaiififtil new traditional rooms nee our e.vcifina iieir Modern tVaderien! Be a popular girl! Wear the oy SUE AJ, Tmsf, LOESER STOttES RROOKLYX 1, IV. TRimiglc 5-810a GARDEN CITY Garden City 7-1800 frThyonor: K. TRiangie 5-8100 OAr SALE AT THESE LOESER STORES: This sew-easy duet is IT for CITY Garden City 7-1800 .1.

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