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'34 C0Umt-P05T, Comdtn. N. Thuodoy, Augutt 1. 195 EMILY AND MABE'. By Angelo toa'sife True Life Adventures STRICTLY RICHTER Oy Brad Anderson THE CAY VICTORIANS OUTSMART! A MARTEN RELENTLESS MARTEN iv- -r-, ir racsr em HDDC1 LOOSE FROM HIS LAST REFUSE Then he STREAKS P3WN THE TREE TO CATCH HIM.

WorM KitMi Hfr'. UT RED L-AJsilS IN THE WATER ANP SWIMS AWAV WHILE KILLER MARTEN WH0 HATES WATER WATCHES HELPLESSLY. MARMADUKE 4 9s kWj'I "Excuse me, my wife is calling." By Mcll Miss Peach i niriii rt S21 '-SHE -SUE MISS IS 0U2 CAMP "My favorite expression is, 'man, oh man'!" Chess With Sam Laird: KNOWS WHy WE BEHAVE ALSO KNOWS HOW TO COKRECT OUR HOW rY TO MAKE WH-WHEeE'5 BAP YOUR CHILDREN INTO MISS rj VI 600D NORMAM? 71 I i KNOWS IP WE'LL Geow up TO BE NAUSHTy 0Z cials said the barrier would create a sjack fresh water pool at the elevation of the present mean high tide extending from the barrier to the tide head at Trenton, N. and to the head of the tide on tributary streams. Tlirce Seek Home's Aid In Adoption PERSONALITIES 1 Upset Winner Produced 2d Time by U.

S. Open For the second year in succession the U. S. Open Championship has produced an upset winner. He is Eldis Cobo-Arteaga, The barrier would affect all communities above and below the barrier in the tidal section oyi Three cases concerning Cam-io tn" river and its tributaries.

den County children whose moth- TIT ers sought assistance in placing f1TOT VVOfJf their children for adoption are in- 3v lilHrw4 in a licr rtf 1 Qinh rf. of Havana, who has no official ranking in this country but is a well known figure in Latin American chess. quests received during July A lfwvK'f-vl nine counties of the state bv the J. JItlll rxlLUIUJl Cobo-Arteaga succeeds Bobby Fischer, who is playing in the interzonal tournament in Yugoslavia and could not defend ANNUAL Children's Home Society of New Jersey. Camden County tied with Mercer County for first place in the LADIES, I WANT On Heart the title he won last year.

The Cuban led a star-studded field of 139 with a 10 2 score, losing only to Allen Kaufman of New CHARITX Ynrk in thp cpranrt rnnnH ITp DRIVE YOU ALL TO REPORT ON THE MOMEY YOU'VE RAISED rlrmir urith hminr phnmnirtnl urn i iu a nijimini Arthur Bisguier and with Robert I'VE COLLECTED WHERE'S LADY 1 1 35 SLIN6Ay VVEICAT, CAKE SALE. c-' a jLf-j' -j uU rp4f Vcr number of requests received. I Alcohol docs not harm the This information was disclosed heart as much as anger, fear or today in a report released by excitement and in some cases Camden County Senator Cowgill, a f0w cocktails "may do a little a member of the board of direc- good" according to a study re-tors of the state's oldest, private- leased today bv a research team ly financed, non-sectarian, non-at Lankenau Hospital, Philadel- FOR THS H. Steinmeyer. On his way to ine rennsyivania Mate inament, unfortunately conflicting the title he turned back former N'pw Jer WORTH TO ViTil u- Aug.

30Sept. 1 at the Penn-AI CAUSE 11th round, the match racial, anopnon agency wnospipnia. The study, to be presented bv virtually decided the championship. Evans finished in a three-way toona Hotel in Altoona. Registration will close at 1:30 p.

m. Aug. 30 at the hotel. The tournament is open to any resident of Pennsylvania or member of a club headquarters are located at 929 Parkside Trenton. Senator Cowgill's report said sources of referral of July applications for adoption service included two Dr.

Joseph E. Ilafkenschicl, director of the cardiopulmonary unit at the hospital, before the MR. ABERNATHY i tie for second place with Don Byrne and Steinmeyer at 9V2- affiliated with the Pennsylvania aiiiuauu Willi me fall meeting of the American Soi 1 A Another half-point farther; Chess Fedpration. ni coo frrvm nthnr crvi a 1 -'2, agencies, four direct from 'i. Ack were Bisguier and Kaufman U.

S. Master DiCamillo has ents. five from hospitals, four Arbor. Aue. 28.

comnared: ay Tie There was a five-way tie for annotated two of his victories in the effect of alcohol on the heart from maternity homes and one from an interested friend. Camden County childless cou seventh place at shared from the U. S. Open at Roches-by Robert Byrne, another vie- ter, one showing him playing tim of Cobo-Arteaga; Stephen black side of the Sicilian, the with that of adrenalin. The study reveals that adrenalin (secretion of the trland at ples also led the state in the num iPopel, Attilio DiCamillo, of other the white side.

The first I 1 in lilt" (IVJl 111,1 tion by the society, according to than four times tho work InaH nnirniMUCipnia, Francesco Ballbe, game was Dlaved aeainst Ballbe the heart as three cocktails (or of Spain, and Edmar Mednis.lin the third round. The second These five men are ranked in lis from Round 2 acainst Mar- Senator Cowgill, who noted that three adoptive placements were made within the county whereas the equivalent in pure ethyl) within a half hour. here on tie- the order given shall Rohland, USCF secretary, and is surely an outstanding breaking points. Philadelphia's delegation to the tournament at Rochester, brilliancy even for the Philadel phia champion who has been did exceptionally well, all called America's foremost corn- IeVern emmmm i rwnn -SC The researchers found that! both epinephrine (chemical name! for adrenalin) and norepinephrine (substance liberated by the automatic nervous system under certain conditions) output is increased by stimuli such as anger, fear and excitement. The cocktails increased the six members achieving plus binative finisher, scores or at least breaking even.

sk-ilia defense DK'mmlllo Blli DiCamillo Ballbe DiCamillo. as noted, led the White Black Whlli Black group, and was among the top contenders for the championship 1. P-K4 P-QB4 19. K-B2 NxBP only one child had been placed in each of six other counties. Unmarried mothers-in-need-of-adoptive-placement-aid, resident in Camden County, may contact the society's district office at 645 Market st.

The phone number is WOodlawn 3-9101. Hearing Set On Barrier In Delaware ail the way. Had he been able heart work only 20 percent 2. N-KB3 N-QB3 20. QR-QB N(7 I -Q5 3.

P-Q4 PxP 21. B-B4 P-KR4 4. N)P P-KN3 22. KR-N B-B4 5. B-K3 N-B3 23.

P-KN4 PxP while adrenalin increased it 90 to dofPat Bisguier in the 11th 6. QN-B3 B-N2 24 PxP B-K3 7 P-B3 Castles 2V P-QR3 K-K4 percent. None of the stimulants In rounci insieaa oi losing 10 mm, ne would have finished in a tie for second place. 8. B-QB4 Q-N3 26.

PxB NxB creased the coronary blood flow, so it can't le said liquor will.s'on! Highest Finisher 2 "VcJ desk job $2w SftVjfSj (r43Uol zMm 4 3Lfe. mlWiM 8. NI3I-N5 37 K-N3 P-KN4 P-QR3 28. KR K-N2 10. N-BS Q-R4rh 29.

R-Qli P-B3 11. B-Q2 3-Q 30 P-R3 N-KB5 12. N-R6ch BxN 31. Rx.N (b) PxR 13. BxB PxN 32.

R-B7 K-B3 14. P-Q4la 33. RxNP R-R Lt. John Hudson was the sec 15. PXP OXP 34 R-N6CH P-K3 ond highest finisher among the Philadelphians at 7iAV, in 15th place.

E. R. Glover, vice president and treasurer of the Frank greatly improve the lot of the heart, the report said. But, the study revealed that alcohol opens up peripheral arteries causing the red faces of the drinking companions and 18 QxQ NxQ 35. K-B3 RxPch 17.

BxR KxB 3S. K-K4 N-Q4 18 BxP N-K8 37. Resign fai R-K risks ttmnr attack hr P-KR4. still thfr ar nt who would prefer playing a piece aheLd. lb) Desperation R-R li threatened with mate to follow.

lin-Mercantile Chess Club, had a final score of 7-5. Lisa Lane, Philadelphia Chess Association woman's champion; Mary Selen- SICILIAN DEFENSE making more blood How from arteries to the veins. With more blood returned to the right side of the heart (venous side) the heart contracts more efficiently and more blood The U. S. Army district engineer, today called a public hearing at the Nemours Building, Wilmington, Oct.

20, on the feasibility of a barrier in the Delaware River estuary in the vicinity of New Castle-Pea Patch Island. The district engineers were ordered by the U. S. Senate Public Works Committee to re- DlCam.l Rohland DiCamillo White Black While Rohland Black sky and Gilbert Raich all finished even at 6-6. William Byland, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Chess Federation DONALD DUCK 7 I I SLUGGO COME WELL CAN'T A HERE LOOK YOU TAKE A HOW ABOUT AT THIS HINT 9 THAT NICKEL is pumped out.

ihis Denent is achieved only by the cocktail, according to the study. 1. P-K4 P-QB4 14. PxNI NxQ N-KB3 P-Q3 15. BxB(a) QxBlbi 3.

P-Q4 PxP 16. PxB R-KN A. NxP N-KB3 17 BxN RxP 5. QBJ P-KN3 18 N-K4 Catties QR 6. P-KB4 QN-2 19 B-RS R-Q2 7.

B-K2 B-N2 2(! -B6! -R2 8. B-K3 P-OR3 21, r'xH QxNch 9. Castlej Q-B2 22 K-H QxNP president, had a score, of 6V2-5'. a. Edgar McCormick of East Orange, one of New Jersey's stars, finished in 23d place with a IV2 -4 la score.

He was a fifth-round victim of Cobo-Arteaga. A tournament record was broken when the seventh-round view the reports of engineers on -i the Delaware River, New York, iiCaCll IS UoSC(l New Jersey and Pennsylvania to determine the cost and potential A I SvlV'111 ikfS au. w-w r-wrt fl-Necn K-N2 11. B-B3 B-N2 24 RxPch K-B3 12 OR-K N-N3 25 R-B7ch! KxR 13 P-K5! N-B5 26 B4rh Realsm 1 I I benefits of the proposed barrier, hi rxn oecause NxBcn. ibl Or BxP; B-B6ch.

KB; N-Q5. along with its relation to other Burlington, Aug. 21 The imnrovpmpnlj! nlnnned frr thn hathinrr hpach nf Svlvan T.aWps match between Evans and ahead'. Delaware River basin. on Rancocas at went 110 moves Col.

VV. F. Powers, disirict 'has been temnorarilv rlod hv and 10 hours before Lvans won. Tipsy Driver engineer, invited all interested 'order of the Burlington Township piKht rounds in the in- nartme nttnnrl thn hnQinrr onrt Knarrt nt loo 11 it i -i a nounced today. express their views on the char rosian, Russian grandmaster, led vll 11 Ilf I Mil T-v.

a mark of 6-2. Pal Benko, 4i. viui dTd Cuof'Saminatd "viR in water." He said chemical 'nd sis of water samples by the Stale i c.hamP1'i I nnH Yuri Atinrhah annthnr aim iuii auci For 90 Days acter and extent of the project and the advisability of its execution. The Slate of Delaware proposed the barrier to prevent the intrusion of salt water into the upstream area. Delaware offi- I i it xi trit 1 1 iiHi irnni, udcn, aiioim-r Bridge ifact that it was West's opening lead.

So East replaced the card in his hand, but not before South saw it was the three of hearts! An involuntary murmur of ad-i miration rose from the members (of the committee when they heard proved sans actorv but hat re- Russian- wpre tipd with' Alexan- Virgil H. Neuman, 53, of the cct heavi mi had AS the! Matanovic of Yugoslavia at GOO block Pearl was sen-situation Itenced to 90 days in jail today Lowry" 11. Welch, chairman r. Municipal Judge Flower Show Is At Oaklyn 3 MINUTES A DAY By JAMES KELLER the management committee, of 11 lnes opecior on a cnarge By B. JAY BECKER i this, but they were quickly si- Lwiiijyi.

in iiu J3 i viii ifr iiuw wi ui uiinuu ui ivui, l. it: aa VJltr was doing extremely well and'of three motorists found guilty of ilenced by the chairman. Clearly, drunken driving charges follow the Burlington Township Civic League, which operates the beach, said: "Certain indications have made it appear that swimming in these South was certain to be victim had a score of 4-3 with one bye. He has played seven games, drawing four and winning from ized bv the brilliant near-lead out ing testimony of Dr. Lee J.

Hammeft, who said all three were unfit to drive. of turn. Declarer was bound to Bent Larson, Denmark grand- Judge Spector said he would of until all doubts concerning their jT- ez misguess the trump situation later, since he couldn't possibly conceive of a trump lead from Canada. He has lost' only to recommend that Neuman's driv-Benko. He drew not only with ing license be revoked for 10 Last with a holding of O-x-x.

Auerbach but with David Bron use have been removed. A complete investigation is being carried on by the proper officials and any further action will be ii. i ii years. Spector said Neuman had a previous record of a drunken But West ruined the sparkling maneuver. He opened guess Both sides vulnerable.

NORTH 4 10 5 3 CJ 10 8 2 0 7 A 9 WEST EAST Q864 4972 (5 5 6 3 0 10 953 OA84 8 6 2 10 7 4 3 SOUTH (D) A A 9 7 4 0 6 2 5 stein, another Soviet grandmaster and erstwhile challenger of driving conviction in January, The 13th fall flower show sponsored jointly by the Woman' Club of Oaklyn and Camden Trust Co. will be staged at the Oaklyn office of Camden Trust, 507 White Horse on ThurS' day, Sept. IS, from 1 to 3 p. and Friday, Sept. 19, from 10 a.

m. to 7 p. m. I Mrs. George Homan, of 22 E.

Park is this year's general chairman of the garden department of the Oaklyn club. Other what a trump! So South He said a new rcn srt from thPlBotvinnik for world's cham.1954. Neuman was additionally cfjf i rtllIm.h Pionship. a match which ended fined $25 plus $5 costs on a made the slam and no harm was awaked waaiin a tie. I charge of hit and run.

Ptl. Doug- eiW rri. i 4.U. done When the committee questioned East about his lead, he de i 1 iti xut-'iutui mat lNeu- The VH(hvoHl Chess Club will man hit a parked car at 2nd and host Saturday to the players i Linden sts. on Aug.

13. Neuman in a return match between 'pleaded not guilty. North and South Jersey teams I Lester C. Stratton, 28, of the nied vehemently any ill intent. He knew, he said, that it was not his lead.

But he also knew and this was confirmed by several committee chairmen include Mrs. Tlie bidding: and their families. The time will; 700 block Clinton accused of nken driving, was fined S200, South West he 2 p. rn. flpr tne site the members of the commute? that West practically always opened a I some 1 Eat Pass Pass Recreation Center on Rio Grande Dlus $25 costs.

Ptl. Georee Get- 1 Pass North 3 CJ? 5 0 ley said Stratton passed through! 4 NT Pass trump against slam bids. ave. All South Jersey players are invited to compete. There will be facilities for swimming a red light at Washington st.

and Haddon ave. on Aue. 13. A finel Tim vtviioe rwnmitw ot Ai. He had therefore taken the three of hearts from his hand in Start With Self The "ideal boss" should make it his business to please others, according to the secretaries of three Toronto executives.

They feel the perfect employer should be: "neat, clean, punctual, friendly, loyal, understanding of all office errors and endowed with a good sense of humor; he should write legibly and sign all letters on time." Most of us find no difficulty in suggesting good traits for ethers to cultivate. But it is quite "another story when it comes to improving ourselves. Telling others how to live without correcting our own defects is an easy fault to slip into. Yet nowhere in the Gospels will you find the Lord telling any of us to sit in judgment on others. But over and over again Christ does stress that the best place to start changing the world is with ourselves.

Once we put into our own lives the ideals we expect in others, we are in a stronger position to encourage them to do likewise. "Cast out first the beam out of thy own eye, and then shalt thou see to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye." (Matthew 7:5.) Let the defects of others be a reminder to me, Lord, to correct my own. anticipation of the expected for non-players and non-kibitzers. of $200 plus $25 costs was im- traz was in solemn session. South North Jersey triumphed on Albert R.

Cheney, pressing charges against a trump lead. Case dismissed. A "inii-ii JL me uiuv.iv ot uair wnu jeuow-inmate whom he accused at East Orange a few weeks ago. 'was arrested on July 26. of violating the proprieties of the Robert Perritt and Mrs.

Charles Bellino, publicity; Mrs. Russell Watt and Mrs. Delmar Fitzger- aid, classification and staging; Mrs. Charles Elfreth and Mrs. St.

Clair Burns, registration, and Mrs. Richard Mead and Mrs. Louis Hamilton, reception. Judges for this year's show will -be Mrs. Hart F.

Rudderow, of 2032 New Jersey Haddon Heights, and Mrs, John Strang, 56 E. Buckingham Mt. Ephraim. Mrs. Rudderow has been active as past president and past garden chairman of thn Mt.

game. The facts were simple. The day before the meeting, South had found himself in a six heart Gloucester Girl, 8, On Cycle Hit by Car Darlene Dubois. 8. of 218 Lin contract on the hand shown.

Obviously, on the merits of the hand, den Gloucester City, was in he had to lose the ace of diamonds, and the only question was jured Wednesday afternoon when struck by an automobile while whether or not he would lose a riding on a bicycle with a girl friend. trump trick. Had he been left to his own de She was treated at Cooper vices, South might not have guessed to finesse against East's queen of hearts. Hospital for multiple bruises of the right shoulder and right arm. Her friend, Peggy Kiermeier, 9, of 215 Warren Gloucester, was uninjured.

But the question never came Ephraim Woman's Club, and has planned numerous flower shows. Mrs. Strang is a member of South Jersey Floralrulture Society and the Metropolitan Fodi eration Rose Society of Delaware! River Valley, and an honorary member of Magnolia Floralcul ture Society and the Chrysanthe. mum Society of South Jersey. Any interested exhibitors ar urged to contact Mrs.

Homan for further details. All ar in. up. As soon as the bidding was u- -r: iv c5l home liTffir y) service lJt 1 Hp MiMsSmSnmmrf Police identified the driver off over, East, a player of considerable skill, but with a reputation for sharp practice, took a card the automobile as Leendert Eight husky dogs who accom HoogerwerfT, of the 200 block, S. 20th Camden, He was issued out of his hand and was about to panied the British expedition to make a lead out of turn.

a summons on a charge of leav- the South Pole this year have Before he could do so. though, I ing the scene of an accident, do- been given to Norway where they vited to see the dlsnlav in fh his attention was called to the lice said. lobby. mill uiavv cuiiuu4aiiv.w -i.