The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 21

"T'r yrnrr i WU "v'7' -y -f- TMSalt lAfrr Tribune Thursday April 80 1959 a- --V tu -rr Tnnnr Ever Happen to You? Leonard Lyons 1 The Lyons Den By Blake Koterba The Neighbors By George dark 5C Hemingway Puts Hep NEW Hem- new book! anti te I saw Joe Kahn of the New- NEW Ernest Hcm- new book anti the I saw Joe Kahn of the New--a York Post who said he was there to exchange a I introduced them 'and then we asked the tor man for the gun de partmentj 1 "Wrong store" he 1 Is Brooks Bros said You chapter devoted to1 his tussle with Hemingway known Hemingway in those years too-when I saw him flatten a six-footer with one 'halfswipe of his hand I believe that only a pro fighter or a Johnny Broderlc could have stood up to hint he said of ver- Stu in Race? -Says -Rut Maybe WASHINGTON 1 think they had the wrong man up 'there Bill Lawrence presi-- dent of the National Press Club billed him 'as the first in a series Of speakers who are presidential hopefuls of 1960 j' But Stu Symington said no he running-in fact he had just come back from running all over the country trying 'to convince the people he He arrived at our $250-a-plate luncheon water-eyed and raw-throated from a cold he got from working up a sweat from running so hard from presidency (There could be only one of two reasons why the Missouri Democrat accepted that speaking engagement Ingway inscribed Toots copy of "The Old Man and the Sea1 then told the restaurateur: please ruffle the pages 4 so people will think read it" Three young ladles lunching at a nearby- stable recognized the: Mr Lyons tanned bearded writer then one-of them rushed to a nearby bookstore and returned with copies of his books to autograph The same thing often has happened elsewhere On hist driv? from-Venice to blonte Carlo his car had stopped at the mountain village of Cuneo The residents immediately bought out every Hemingway book In the local stope and presented them for hiS signature When there were no more of his books for sale they bought the other books and asked to sign was signing all sorts of sald son he wrote will want help him forget what really We talked up Madl-happened in that on A' felt we were In mvMfhnHhe the-Wrong ald Hem given him the book with ingway the Eastman nose-mack in It He quoted1 Perkins his late editor at- chided him: have no right to 'humiliate any person the way you did him Promise me you'lLnever tell anypne wnatz happened here" He ended the talk about Eastman: kept that promise and he went straight to three Next THE GUNS were ready Iq the two3 new leather eases stamped and they are His and The manager lr4Ct the swank cafe where taking- Ella now Watts Just eat less and It costa no Dr Van Dellen recognized me could I he smiled recalling our last visit It was the day before Hemingway left for the African trip during which he sur-vived two plane crashes and a brushflre gome to test theelepffant gun and the shells and Invited me to' fire one 1 The first shot was a dud 1 He forgot to' warn me to brace myself for the second shot the backfire threw me against the rear of the booth and the concussion made me drop the gun Hemingway wrote of this later gun was You Don't Need An Armoretf Carl Arteriosclerosis Tarries Goren -1 By vulnerable East Both deals NORTH A A 92 QJ 40843 KJ95 WEST EAST Q863 A 10 7 V954 8762 4 10 9 2' 4AK65 76 842 SOUTH J54 AK103 47 AQ103 The bidding: HE DONNED his laid cap and we headed for the CBS studios to see the TV-tape of his Whom thp Bell Earlier he'd been shown the one film he was eager to see that of -the -Arete Moore-Durrell fight- Now in the studio we re-' moved our jackets for Comfort as the film was made yeady He had to stqp at Abercrombie and to pick up the guns he and Mary will use in Africa The cabdrlver'' dropped at 44th St and we entered the store All heads turned to look Galileo to Clementine At the border because Hemingway and his companions wore odd clothes the customs men insisted on a thorough inspection They asked him what his occupa-j tion was and he said he wrote books stiff covers" he added so they confuse him with bookies I HEMINGWAY and hls wife Mary hadbeen spend-lng the winter in Ketchum Idaho There they'd-enter tained the Polish translator of his books who is visiting America under a Ford Foundation fellowship And then accompanied by the TV adapter of his stories A Hotchner driven to NY by way of the Mexican -border cities and the southland The owners of the road-" side joints where stopped for meals were startied when from the rear -of the cat brought forth the prepared partridge pheasant and rare wines cooled in vacuum bottles For Years 1 No One likes to develop hardening of the arteries or other signs of getting old What we see in the mirror cannot be disregarded nor 7ran the slowing up processes that occur with each succeeding decade Is there any way to tell whether arte- Dr riosclerosis Is Van Dellen progressing? This is difficult because the condition may exist for decades without manifestations IN THIS respect hardening of the arteries resembles rusting of the pipes in the plumbing system of a home or an apartment Corrosion might be going on foe years but no one knows the difference so long as the water flows freely and the pipes do not spring a leak Arteriosclerosis in Itself Is -a painless process Should it become severe blood vessels may rupture (hemorrhage) or a dot may form (thrombosis) blocking the flow of blood Just Try and StopJVle By Bennett Cerf Ten-year-old lad whose fathpr is a book publisher discovered a schoolmate reading a book the other day scoffed the 10-year-old "Our family never reads anything after come oh Bridge Goren 4- Opening lead: Jack of 4 In no trump bidding the determining factor is almost Invariably fhe quantity of high cards Where 33 or 34 points are held rarely will a balanced hand fail to produce a slam in a -no trump But where a hand may be played at Mr Goren suit there are times when 12 tricks may be scored with a great deal less ln honor cards Strangely even the upper strata of players will miss laydown slams where the hand must be played with a four card suit as trump Here Is a case from 4 recent tournament where less than 20 per cent of the life masters succeeded In reaching the best contract THE DIAGRAM sets forth the bidding sequence employed by the winners of the event South opened with one club the suitbelowihe singletonJNorth temporized with one diamond -After rebid of one heart North jumped to two no trump which is Just as forc-ing as though that response had been made at once South's bid of three spades was a "free At no cost of bidding space he Improve your bridge game Sbitr'kznHM with Charles Count Bidding obtainable for 10a from co The Salt L'suviSfta Lake Tribune PO Bos 867 Salt Lake City 1 was able to describe a three suit holding and yet permit partner to play at three no trump if he saw no great--er future to the hand IT NOW became clear to North that he had the perfect hand for partner With 11 of his points he solidified all three of suits and the weakness in dia- monds which was a concern in the beginning proved to be no hazard at all fdr South was marked with at most one card in that suit He therefore abandoned no trump in favor of a Jump bid in clubs which made it easy for South to contract slam 1 1 With the jack of diamonds lead South was able to set up the dummy by ruffing two diamonds in his hand and discarding the other 'diamond and a spade on his long hearts He either had something to sell or he was up there for a free meal I know it the' latter- because he touch his plate except to bounce his fork against the press club special rubbery roast chicken then lay his fork down 1 1 INQUISITIVE newsmen suspecting the former cast a few questions iu a cloak of deft diplomacy you or are you went the question candi-date for the presidency ef the United States? The man stood up to his full 6 feet 2(4 Inches adjusted his oversize rimmed glasses and 0 I a i med Mr Koterba for all to hear: am not a candidate for president of the United Somehow Jhe reporters failed to get the hint The next question: us who will be your running Said the man who is the front-runner in back-pedaling from the presidency: the use of" making one friend a little closer at the expense of the Actually though Symington did slip the kitten out of his sack of truths the other day ifrhen Jie said maybe consider running if the Democratic Party got dowiT on their knees aiyf cried: just THEN SOMEONE asked him: many electoral votes do you think you would Replied Stu: as not a candidate I made a study of What If just If he were drafted asked one inquisitor who would he select as his running mate? He replied more or less like this: noticed in the papers that Mr Nixon was asked the same question and he replied that he had not yet decided to 'run for the presidency and therefore was not in a position to name his running mate" The vice president said the senator is the senior member of the Senate Thus said he would be a little ouf of character for me to jump the gun pn him at this I NOTICED one marked Improvement in the off-the-cuff replies The articulateness he lacked in his earlier years- especially during the Army-McCarthy shone with a high polish now Keep Your Money SAFE In a TRACY-COLUNS CHECKING ACCOUNT tw racy- He has three more chap-ters to write and then his big novel will be finished write It for Shor suggested Hemingway nodded: be a good idea I think I know how supposed to turn out so maybe you can do Shor mentioned a friend who al-way does a lot of reading said Hemingway Mr guy who Hemingway has to sleep alone must do a lot of I MENTIONED Max East- nk- he ofni he ho re- Ihe en es oa be 1 Ely lin en iw- ike rar 1 of ist- ive aw in- his ts-- he to ice nit Ely he an- to ice a nd ed uc-en- on ide to he he st by lid tto- by ig ty- Mrs 1 Hiding Clue j- the robbed ORGAN of blood that Is hemorrhage or thrombosis wil show symptoms The thrombosed coronary artery is a common cause of heart attacks whereas a ruptured cerebral vessel produces apoplexy Cramping of the calf muscle on walking is traceable to hardening of the leg arteries In more than 90 per cent of all such cases Since we know that most heart attacks strokes and Impaired circulation are (due to arteriosclerosis we use these diseases as evidence of the existence of hardened arteries Are there other ways to recognize the disorder? The vessels of the eyes are visible via 4he-ophthalmo-scope Special X-rays also Health Learn to relax are useful In diagnosis An Increase in the concentra-- tion of tty-mole-cules (cholesterol) in the "blood offers' presumptive evidence of arteriosclerosis This is why many physicians recommend the low fat diet for persons recovering from heart attacks The latest clue may be the age when reading glasses are first-used Two California public health physicians found that a higher of men Who needed bi-focals before age 45 developed heart attacks sooner than did a control group Dr Van Dellen will send Information on cholesterol in foods or on other medical subjects upon request Enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope with your letrertCLjhis newspaper through Collins TRUST COMPANY 4689 Holladay Blvd Main 151 Questions and Answers By Haskln Please 'list the top amounts paid Individuals In prl9e supports for major crops j- Af As listed in the Congressional Record for Feb 231959 highest 1957 price support payments to individuals were: $1167502 on cotton $1460902 on rice $330267on wheat $157414 on corn These and other figures were quote by Sen John Williams (Del) in an attempt to show that benefits under tfils program have 'been going to the very large corporate operators Will rust form In a closed galvanized water tank? 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