The Reporter Dispatch from White Plains, New York • 20

20 THE REPORTER DISPATCH WHITE PLAINS TUESDAY MAY 15 1951 TELEPHONE WHITE PLAINS 9 8200 DOA'ALD DIX'K oowch' 5 1S S3d rz ifb irft Cwr I sfc I jr GT Ihurii Pin Up (Url QSV 7i 4 jll i ke By WALT BISALY wHil (J L' THE CISCO KID Bv lOSL SALINAS and BOD ItLLD MDU ThNK GEMOfv I DO KJOT SUSPECT ITS P1ZENJ POSOM A THOUSAND CISCO ILL I ip I SEEM TO INSULT YOUR CRX HOSPITALITY RST wnfi t(h KSHk IT IS MERELY Twat i want to KEEP MY MIND CLEAR OR A 6REAT PROBLEM Zv'v THAT BOTHERS ME rWfevXx SUSPECT WHITE MEN NO' BY 6R1NGO ARE DELIBERATELY THAT'S DOWNRIGHT starting the indam ornery xUPRISING Wjol 4 4w Jok IJTTLE ANNIE ROONEY "VW llllllliliiill )WWi PC tS LuagCre DOG'S NAME 'LN IS ZERO NAME IS SAM AN' MV NAME ANNIE AN' MV IS SUSft: YOU3 NAME T7 MY NAME ISY A Cookie Who Wouldn't Play Hooky A LN 1 1 COME ON WE MUST WALK ASTER OR a ALL BE LATE THAT'S OR SCHOOL A UNNY 1 NAME GO TO SOUNDS A SCHOOL LIKE A a VRlTUMETIC7aYvT YVaPr 7 JJ He GO TO BUT ALlI GEE IT MUST BE WONDERUL TO KIDS GOTTA GO TO SCHOOL OR THE HAVE A ATHER MOTHER AN' TRUANT OICER WILLCOMETO UVE IN A HOUSE AN' HAVE A YOUR HOUSE TELL YOUR TTr I LOVELY TRUANT OICER COME ATHER AN AN' MAKE YOU GO TO MOTHER! 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RIGHT A t2M AN' I CUT MY THUMB I'M ALL LAID UP GIVE MB A COMORTABLE CHAIS I MUST i PEST YX aMlL Mwgas a BLOXDIE By 4 HICK YDIJXG 'x its OKAY 1 OUND XNOPE CPPY DEAR 5TBU kSJ 7SXErBazfAtmf9pifS CwE HAVE BANANa a BANANA CPcAM Pic CA1M BAkE JHE PIE )c CREAM PiE ATEP ALL THE BANANAS ARE I NO BANANAS A SPOiLEC 7 teiMj tut Krt arr sse Hiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii" NOW LET'S TRY IT with apples gr (T YiX'N'd MI GGS AND SKCETEIl 1 LETS PUT IT THIS WAY EIE ARE YOU HA7N'o TROUBLE SUPPOSE YOU CUT A WHOLE WITH THAT PROBLEM IN AH PIE INTO 8 EQUAL PARTS AND RACTIONS EIE? AM YOUR ATHER ATE 5 PARTS MA AM! HOW MANY PARTS WOULD BE LET OR YOU? hritOsfr CT THAT'S A STUMPER MA'AM! BUT SHUX! AM'VE 3 GOT A MUCH SIMPLER SOLUTION TO THAT PROBLEM I er K't rT S'ii i4 £5255 Uv WU IY BISHOP pK it LET PAPPY INISH 7 I TH' IRST PIE and bake I ANOTHER ONE OR M'SEL' 5IYHTIE 6a fuA (Ul fllu I il Mi ujk Ki i yoc looO (I huL1''ASJ Cnr 11 iw i yxLKtejL sajyi rjl 's a I By DCDIEY ISH CH Ivwlss? I A Senate Aetion Likely on India Wheat Issue WASHINGTON (AP) Sena tors hoped to take action today on the controversial grain for In dia proposal by passing a com promise bill for 2 million tons of food on a straight loan basis President Truman asked Con gress to send relief grains esti mated at million to India as a gift I The food largely wheat is needed to meet famine and star vation reported in some parts of India Actually this country has been selling India about 100000 tons of whept a month lor some time House leaders put the relief proposal on their agenda today but final action was not expect ed before late in the week 'The Senate oreign Relations Committee recommended grains be supplied India on a half grant half loan basis The first $95 mil lion would have come out of un spent Economic Cooperation Ad ministration funds Since then a bill recommend ed to the House proposes that the full $190 million come out of unspent ECA funds Clamor Cirln Hy Don lotrern COR IHl KOiQ EATURES SYNDICATE le ORtD RIGHTS RESERVED ji0 J6 ITv I 9 A I I iK imKf I 1V I 123 1 does seem a little old for Rye Neck Voters Reject Teacher Plea' A proposal fo raise the tax limit in the Rye Neck School Dis trict from 175 2 per cent of the assessed value to provide "salary increases for teachers lost by eight votes yesterday as 182 residents out of a registration of 799 cast their ballots at the polls Approval of GO per cent of the voters was required to make an alternate budget adopted Mav 1 eflcctive Only 281 votes favored Juniors at Eastview To Crown Kint Queen Coronation ceremonies for the May King and Queen Jay Clark and Elaine Mellott will be con ducted by Dr Paul Miller principal of East i Avenue School at an all school dance for Junior High students at 7:30 PM riday The king and 'queen were selected by student vote Robby Castle and his band will provide music for dancing in the girls gymnasium Refreshments will be served the move whereas 60 per cent of tne 482 votes totaled 289 Contract Brid SOME SQUEEZE PLAYS ARE By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON £5 unfortunate that this finesse lost particularly to the doubleton The average plaxer is not to be critized for failing to execute squeeze plays because most plays of this type require advanced technique Sometimes however the situation is so marked for a squeeze that any plaver of ex perience should be able to bring it off Today's deal falls in that category South dealer Neither side vulnerable 6 2 10 9 7 5 4 5 3 2 4 10 8 3 9 5 4 6 V432 7 10 9 8 5 10 8 2 7 4 6 AQ7 A 8 A 6 3 AK9 The bidding: South West North East 3 NT Pass 5 Pass 6 Pass Pass Pass West opened the club queen Declarer von with the ace and correctly figuring that it would be uncomfortable to discard on i the long heart suit al this point he tried for an extra trick in dia monds by leading to the king and finessing on the return' It was queen in West's hand but the suc ceeding trick whan West re turned a club and East showed out should have been regarded the declarer as "compensa or with this trick it be came known that West had his side's only club stopper and that was a point hich could be turned to good account After winning club re turn South cashed the diamond I ace discarding a spade from dummy (This was a vital discard if declarer had let go of i last club he would have had no chance for the contract) When West showed out in diamonds it now became known that East would have io guard that suit i South now shifted to hearts running the entire suit i Whenl the last heart was led from dummy there was still one spade and one club on the board East who was forced to hold the high diamond against six spot deduced his hand to one spade and knowing that the diamond! six was worthless declarer threw! off that card Now it was West's! turn to feel the pressure He had to keep a high club against dummy and so he also could keep one spade With the situation clearly marked South Jed dummy's spadeand went right up with the ace the king had to fall Dr Crawford To Address Syracuse Unit Dr inlay Crawford vice i chancellor of Syracuse University and dean of the Liberal Arts Col lege will be lhe guest speaker at the annual dinner of the West chester Syracuse Alumni Associa tion riday at 7 o'clock at the Roger Smith Hotel Dean Crawford is substituting for football coach loyd Schwartzwalder an Army major in World War II who has been ordered to ort Knox for two weeks' special assignment The double quarfefof the Alum ni Glee Club will sing Dr Robert Bell of Chappaqua associa tion president will preside Irv ing Lydr cker of White Plains will report for the nominating committee The Rev Percy Johnson of White Plains will give the invo cation Boat Cvcle Stolen in Ci tv A rowltoat tricycle and hubcap were yesterday reported stolen here Mrs' Leah Gelb of 2 North Broadway reported her tri cycle missing from the basement of the building A rowboat belonging to Tom Herlihy of 33 Oakwood Avenue was reported stolen from 221 Ma ple A venue Richard Lanning of 57 Central Avenue sales manager of Rocke feller Nash Sales Co Inc show room at 67 South Lexington Ave nue told police he missed a hub cap from a car in th1 used car lot at 69 South Lexington Avenue Rruce Cabot's IPife Piles for Divorce SANTA MONICA Calif CAP) ranehvsea de Scaffa de Warburg Hall Dedicated at Museum NEW YORK A new exhibition hall at the American Museum of Natural History was dedicated last night in memory of elix Warburg philanthropist Museum scientists and special ists have studied an area of 40 square miles centered by Stissing Mountain in 1he Pine Plains area of Dutchess County and through 30 displays have reproduced striking parts of lhe landscape in addition to presenting highlights on plant and animal life of the area for the hall Mr Warburg had maintained a Winter home in New York City and a 400 acrc estate on Central Avenue Hartsdale before his death in 1937 Mrs Warburg is living at Wood lands White Plains A son red erick Warburg museum trus tee and donor of the nevv hall exhibitions was among the dedi cation speakers Auto Workers Eligible for 6 to 7c Raise DETROIT Pay boosts of 6 to 7 cents an hour are in prospect June 1 for nearly a mil lion auto workers if the Wage Stabilization Board' approves in full An estimated 2 to 3 cents will come under the cost of living vv age escalator clause The clause is in contracts with the CIO United Auto Workers Union But the board has jet to rule on a 4 cent hike Jailing under an "a nnua 1 improvement clause The full increase would push the aufo pay above the maximuni 10 per cent increase permissible under wage controls Under the cost of living plan the workers received a 5 cent in crease last March 1 Workers receive a raise or a cut of 1 cent for each advance or decline of 114 points in the quarterly reports of the govern consumer's price index Police and ire Group To Attend Communion NIAV The 11th annual communion breakfast of the Police and ire Chapter of the St George Asso ciation of Westchester will be held June 10 Plans made under the direction of Lt Edward A Smyth of the Yonkers ire Department presi dent of the chapter include the communion service by tltb Rev Eben Cobb Brink at the irst Presbyterian Church 50 Pint a rd Avenue Breakfast is to be served in the church hall afterward and a guest speaker is to be intro duced Girl Scouts Mothers Visit Mahopac Camp A group of mothers and friends of Valhalla girl scouts attended the open house program at Rock Hill Girl Scout Camp in Mahopac yesterday ollowing a box lunch Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I Ancient Greek poem 6 Accumulate 11 Mother of pearl 12 Per to the hours 13 Hampers 15 Greek letlr 16 District in 3 River So Am) 4 Weapons 5 Testified under oath 23 Tropical American nut 24 Harden 26 Immense 6 Exclamation 29 Small 7 Crowd 8 Tart of "to be" 9 Glossy silk fabric prickly cucumber 30 Self 31 Coin (Jap) 33 The shank ICISIEIwMUIUIMIUA TLW l' a a kMT a a i pmc eMt i EVE NITMC SrjelDTsjBy a OP I emt 8)A DMP EjiM gMs A 8 21D I Me 8 I tBE I A I DMV UN A TMc I A Eioofm0astTs li London 18 At home 19 Large worm 22 City (Chin) 25 Having leaves 27 Ahead 28 Unit of electrical capacity 29 Adhesive mixtures 32 Part of "to be" 33 Price 34 Grazing ground 37 An age 38 Type measure 39 Knitting stitch 41 In bed 44 Moved over ice 48 West Indian fish (pl) 50 Semblance 51 Muse of lyric poetry 52 Irritable (dial) DOWN 1 Incorpor ated (abbr) 2 Roman house god 10 Jargon 14 17 Ahead 1 19 Sprite 20 Body of water 21 Hindu garments (anat) 34 Serenity 35 Vegetable resin 36 Overhead 40 Tibetan priest 42 Epoch 43 Speck 1 Yesterday's Answer 45 Children's game 46 Ovum 47 Turkish governor of Algiers 49 Therefore 6 15 I 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 io 13 llinZZLllLZ 17 20 21 22 25 24 2i 'fflfi' 2 23 JO iiizteizrzzz 24 35 S7 LZ11JZZ1111 48 50 vyA DAILY how to work it: A A A Is One letter simply stands for another In this example A is used for the three L's for tne two O's etc Single letters apos trophies the length and formation of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different A Cryptogram Quotation LGVJGSHENL IKOGCN HS YHM SGKE LUI KVM HB PG Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE BOUNDING PINNACE PLAYED A GAME DREARY PITCH AND HOOD Bujae twenty year old Portu guese beauty wants to shed her husband of seven months movie actor Bruce Cabot forty eight She filed suit for divorce yes terday in Superior Court al leging physical and mental cruelty The suit was filed under Mr true name Jacques Etienne de Bujac they were taken on a tour of the camp Members of the group included Mrs Lawrence Wilson Mrs Charles Lachman Mrs William Purcell Mrs Harold Gartner Mrs Thomas AndcTSon Mrs Horace Silverstone Mrs Alfred ick Mrs Hyman Heller and Mrs Irvin Gross MUSIC for TOMORROW WAS and WAS AM 1230 on your diol 103 9 me WEDNESDAY RAINBOW REN WAS and WAS S35 9:55 AM The Giri riend Rogers April Showers Slivers People Will Say In Love Rodgers rhe Touch Your Hand "Roberta" Kern Beyond the B' Horizon Temntatlr i Brown MORNING SERENADE WAS and WAS 10:30 10:55 AM Esmont Overrule Beethoven Sonata No 4 In Sharp Scriabin Dubinushka Rlmsky Korakov YOUR ALBUM WAS and WAS 11:30 11:55 AM I'm Aiays Chasing Rainbows Carroll Tic Tico Abreu When Hearts Are Young Romberg Selections "Mm Pompadour" all Three O'clock In the MornlnaRobledo Lady o' the Evening Berlin RED ANO GOLD NOONDAY CON CERT WAS and AS '1 2:00 12:30 PM Excerpt "Symphony No Tschalkow sky Pas des Echarpes Delibes Amaryllis Ghys Danse Circassienne Delibes Serenade £rn Gavotte "Mu non" Excerpt "Unr ihed Symphony" Schubert Young Prince and Young Princ ss "Scheherazade" Rlmsky Theme No 2 In Minor" Rachmaninoff MUSIC YOU KNOW WAS and WAS 1:00 1:55 PM Pan American Panorama Green Mam sel'e Gouldmg Swance Gershin Be Careful It My Heart Berlin Vt hen it's Darkness 4 On the Delta sywtI All the Things You Are Kern Dema Tango Young Way Down Yonder In New Orleans Layton I0ot P1Ity O' Mintin' rr hat'll 1 Do Berlin Cae Cae Latotiche Bue Moon Rodgers Anything Goes Porter Exactly Like You McHugh who Kern The Gaucho Serenade Slmor Moonlight and Roses Lemare THE PROMENADE WAS and WAS 2:30 355 PM lure "Amelia Goes To the Menoltf' The Three Bears Suite Cnates antasia On Nursery Tunes Williams Introduction "Le Coa d'Or" Rlmsicy Korsalso Scherzo la la Russe Stravinsky Czech Rhapsody Welnberar scales Ibert 3a oi the Buffoons hka" JUmskv Korsakov Caprlccio ri ant Mendelssohn Omphale's Wheel Salnt Saens MUSIC YOU WAS and WAS 4:00 4:30 PM Prelude To the Afternoon ot a aun Debussy Till nspiecel Strauss RED AND GOLD DINNER CONCERT VAS and WAS 6:30 7:30 PM (Intermission for News 6:55 7:00) Where the Citrcns Bloom Strauss the Argen' ve Sky Chermavsky Loin du Bal Gillet Merry Old Vienna Strauss votte Gil'et Love Thee Waldteute) Tambounn Gossec light Intermezzo Chermavsky Accelerations Strauss snanlsh Dance No Moszkowskl My Dream Nellie Keliy I ove You Cohan Moonbeams "Ti ted Mill" Herbert Lido Dreams Lincae Christmas Tree Waltz Reoilcoff Valse Lente ha" nebh SPRING SEREN WAS and WAS 7:30 755 PM As You Desire Me Wrubef Love Sends A Little Gift of Ro es Opensnaw Beautiful Dreamer oster On Wings ot Sot Mendelssohn 1 Married An Angel Rodgers In De Sunshine Lampe Villa "The Merry Lenar Memories Van Alstyne Because You Red Mfli'T Hrhrt THE STARS SING WAS and WAS 8 15 830 PM Vlssi d'Artfc I osc Pu rr I Mi chiamaro Mxmi 'La Boheme' Purrinl la Virtu Mafic Pasquale' Donizetti I mu.