European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 29, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse � i Bry of Ife Tatoul Fediay a ruled the pour , a intrepid. Ea88 a " Rose sails in the Harbor of Bilbao with a cargo of food. King r Philip a off Spain secretly planned to wage War against ,3�ngland and was seizing English ships Henry Wyatt master1mate,of the Primrose discovers and leads the Crew in to repel the Spanish Board As new Mufti Miral a Hie Story pfc a frands Brake with of Jris vac brought -the1 proud 4# Heel and set a Stag i its course item pc. / m a merchantman Prim in the fight the mayor of the port is captured and the englishmen " obtain documentary proof of Philip s intentions.1 Back in England Wyatt and his to sir , who obtains audience with Queen a Elizabcth. Eziabeth authorizes i crake to gather Fleet to raid Spanish s reminder. Beginning april 1st, . Pol books no longed be sold in automotive installations such As garages sales outlets parts scorns and service it ions. Your local Exchange for in formation As to the outlet authorized i a pol books in your Par ocular Are Ujj " i Spring w Ftp Stan out All Over i Rij Jutt now tooth fresh new for easier and after Choice a in every department tip r Wyatt accompanies Drake on the famous series of Trens Arleiv tie raids on Spanish ports in the Cape verde islands the West indies and Venezuela Vul matk ing in the siege of Cartagena. Sailing up the North America Drake Rel eyes the eng Josh Colony at Roanoke just be fore an Indian attack and brings j the colonists Back . � meanwhile philip1 has b e e building the huge Armada to punish the English and Drake forms a new Squadron to. Defend his Homeland Wyatt with r his share of thtimproceeds7 of the raids buys is frigate. And rejoins Drake foe the momentous e Aduel that Elk names the-bci6fei a Van Yak it Siht author of a Long a string of Birt Selling mysteries and historical novels with this by a has added another. Surefire Success to Liis list. M a son Haj � meticulously ire while Many opera plots Are and illogical he declares they Are the essential artime work for the music and a appreciation of opera is Complete if the Story is confused and unclear to the listener.". Knot everyone will b satisfied 31s?Ith gross1 selections but this 72 operas summarized comprise an excellent Cross Section of every school of Opeta. Tjie Blok will prove useful to both the i a firmed opera goer and the serv iceman who takes advantage of his proximity to the numerous in Europe to dip into this exacting and difficult form. N n k who debt by the exception it a fictional ships is f i Nientsu of re act a Al i feet foil thief Amein a of his Story. F of % Rwy aft a the Jinero a flit Dake if ideals the Aboode a Moyle big in the Plo ils to adventures Foj endpaper maps make the raids an d the Battle with the armaday easy to solid we. Complete stories of the cheat opera s by Milton Cross. A Mileda and co cover Price \,2.95 is Price 52.35. A Cross who has spent Many years1 on the. Air popularizing opera has turned out Aone volume reference Book that will probably find a place on every opera Lover s shelf Cross has selected 72 of the most frequently performed or As based on a statistical analysis of performances Given in the last 50 Yea Sand summarized their characters plot and setting. The list neatly alphabetized runs from Giacomo Meyerbeer s Law Richine to Mozart s die Caubet each summary consists of listing of the cast followed by a Brief note on the circumstances in which the work was written then carefully explores the of the plot scene by scene. -.,- indicate the relationship Between the music and the action each important musical Section 4s noted in its piece. To facilitate recognition the opening line of each major a r 1 a or chorus is Given in the language in which the opera is usually Sung. Cross carefully confines Hiril self to a Stras hit retelling of the Story. He makes no attempt a criticism or injecting his own opinions a. In Brief chapters at tie the volume Cross gives hints on How to enjoy opera a Brief history of the form and its connection with Ballet plus a j Reading list for further study. He Index not Only lists the rightful sketches by Dolores Vlamos in Cross believes that the key i of 1 enjoying opera is understanding nobody expects to enjoy a bae Bali game if he can t Tell a foil Ball from a double play he,q35 i ments and recommends that opera goer at least read the Story before i seeing si7 work per opined if possible he recommends b. Study of the libretto plus a record session with the opera or excerpts beforehand. 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Neither Side vulnerable. 487 4106 42 53 .aj98 the bidding South West North East 1 1. 24. 234i so 4 pass 5 pass pass pass heart. Dummy s Ace was played and Declarer immediately took the precaution of ruffing the heart Qun thereby eliminating that suit As a possible Means of exit for the opponents when they won the Lead. Now a Low club was led to the 10-spot and a Diamond was returned for the finesse. The Queen holding Declarer returned to Dummy with a club thereby drawing the out standing Trumps led a Low Dia. Mond and when East played the nine put in the Deuce from his own hand. South had not Over looked the fact that West had played the Diamond seven on tha first round and since the eight Rand nine had appeared from. East what was More Likely than that West would have to win this present to tick with the Jack that at any rate was the Only Chance As Declarer so truly Analysed. And. Of course South s Hopes worked out to ,son Lead with the Diamond Jack was forced to make a re turn that was fatal to his own cause. He had either to la Down the Spade Ace and there by concede Declarer s King or to return a heart which would per Jolt the discard of a Spade from Dummy while South ruffed. Observe that any other method of playing the Diamond suit Weald have fended in disaster. And observe also that it been Radii very Good i6ea for West to Lommock his Diamond Jacoc under Declarer s Queen features Syndicate j
