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OF SPEEDWAY HOURS: fc STAMPS IN THE NEWS Exhibit Features Printing Story By LEA BLAUVELT Among the 204 frames of postage stamps appearing in the Tucson Stamp Club exhibition that opened yesterday morning at the Tidelands Motor Inn, 919 N. Stone some of the most eye-catching were the ones sent down from Washington by the U.S. Post Office Department as official exhibits. Two frames featured the full development, from original idea to finished product, of the C. M.

Russell commemorative issued in 1964. The exhibit tells just how the Bureau of Engraving and Printing goes about producing a stamp and illustrates the story graphically with art work and proofs. A similar set of frames tell the details of production of the Frederic Remington issue of 1961. Both issues were selections for the Fine Arts stamp of their years and "both featured the work of American artists who painted the West. This year's show pays homage to the 40th anniversary of the Fiesta de Los Vaqueros and features many frames of Western postal history.

In the Court of Honor will be the prize-winning Utah Territorial Covers of LaMar Peterson of that state. From Santa Fe, William J. Weaver, Jr. has entered in competition several frames of New Mexico's Territorial Covers. Rabbi Nahum Cohen of New York City is showing Arizona Precancels and some local exhibitors are displaying special collections of the Arizona Statehood a Western Conservation and Special Purpose Cachets of Arizona.

From Azerbaijan to Philatelic Zoology is the viewers choice and the entries come from New York to California and many points in between. The show is open until 9 tonight and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow. There is no admission fee and the programs of the exhibit are free to all visitors.

0 Hard working members of the Tucson Stamp Club will relax over an old fashioned mixture grab at their meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in room 221 of the Anthropology Building, University of Arizona campus. Visitors are welcome. 0 0 0 The area sometimes known as the San Moritz of the Orient, Niseko-Annupuri, was pictured on a 10 yen stamp issued by Japan on Feb. 15.

The design, by Hideo Hasebe, shows a resort on the side of snow-clad mountains. This is the 20th of a series of Quasi-National Parks commemoratives brought out by Japan. The stamp is purplish gray, yellowish red, deep blue and gray and printed by photogravure. Sheinwold On Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLD "Wouldn't life be far happier without kibitzers?" asks a Reader. "Why doesn't the government declare open season on kibitzers, with a modest bounty for their scalps?" A shocking ion, Earnest, and a in the middle of National Kibitzer's Week! Without kibitzers we might have no conscience at all.

South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 5 WEST 0 1 0 9 6 2 I 0 4 7 7 6 2 9 6 2 A 1C 8 6 5 3 2 3 EAST 8 7 3 8 7 0 1 0 9 4 5 South I 3 NT SOUTH A4 A 5 3 A 1 0 9 8 4 West North East Pass 1 0 Pass Pass 3 Pass All Pass 'Opening lead 4 South took the ace of spades and the queen of diamonds, then led a spade to dummy to continue the diamonds. South moaned when West discarded on the ace of diamonds, but continued with the king of diamonds. Declarer next finessed with the jack of clubs to West's queen. West led a spade to the queen and East collected a diamond trick before returning a spade. The defenders thus defeated the contract with three spades, one diamond and one club.

South got sympathy for his bad luck until an alert kibitzer spoke up. "Butchery," the alert gent "You threw it away twice." The kibitzer was right. At the second trick South should overtake the queen of diamonds with y's king and continue with the ace. If both opponents follow suit, declarer can give up one diamond and be sure of 10 tricks. When i a fail to break, declarer finesses with the jack of clubs.

Since the clubs break well, South 10 tricks anyway. Even as he played the hand, South could still make the game if he abandoned diamonds before taking the king. He must switch to clubs, finessing with the jack. The fenders can take three spades and one club, but they do not get a diamond trick and South still gets nine tricks when the clubs come in. We all need kibitzers to tell us when we make a bad bid or a bad play.

Without kibitzers, we might make the mistake of thinking that we were put into this world to enjoy ourselves. CopyrfsM, J94S PAGE 18 TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1965.