European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 12, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse She woman who so Ltd. To. The sigh Jot a cock find something of in in Albro Guiv fed in won the entomologist Fauman or Learned the Ive visitor to the iberian Peninsula is warned guide to Spain and Portugal tiie Only fit Coj up merittoe., any woman they say is to Tell her die is Beautiful ports As the Reader & introduced 9 the Spanish Ayio Hie. Reader is Iii snied thai the soft of a Bur a jungian count declared himself he first ruler of Portugal. And that from. Franca Portugal afr quire tier Host nations of poetry. And in odor a 153 guide to Francie ont Jean a Flint the most Date Tatrung bistros and some of the finest Quality food in Paris Are to be Ber Gere every night or drink Cham pagne by the bucket and that most frenchmen Are family men to a fault. The two books revised to in clude up to Date information and including photographs for the first time follow the Fodor Pat Tern and include in their Purchase Price Fodor. Discount club membership cards Good for 5 to 10, per cent reductions m leading hotels restaurants and shops in the countries concerned. Both books open with sections of practical advice on travel to and within the countries and about accommodations currency. Passports and customs. In the French guide there Are chapters about the Frenck Way of life the arts some popular v Ottto a Boqi. A a Jasia Ift to to " -o10 to fallacies and tips to eat in France then there is a Section about Paris with chapters on the City by night its shops its astronomy and its sights _ the face of France describes for the tourist the Ile de Fra Rice the Loire the North. Champagne Normandy Brittany. Burgundy apace Lorrai Jie the Rhone the Riviera the Basque country the pyrenees Languedoc and Corsica. In the iberian guide there Are descriptions of Spain and the Spanish Way of life a n All too Brief account of Spanish history something of Tiet Art and letters her traditions her sports her food and drink and her shoos the face of Spain includes chapters on Castile both new and old Spain s Atlantic coast Barce Lona the Costa brava the Bale Aric islands the canaries Anda Lusia and Spanish Morocco. Portuguese Castonis traditions arts letters Gaspo Xiomy shops and folklore introduce that coun try to the Render after which there Are descriptive Lisbon 1 it i b a the j of the Central provinces the port wine Region and Oporto minho Aleh Teto the Algarme Madeira and the azores. Fodor s modern Gui be Britain 1953, Fodor s modern guides inc., cover Price $3, Sis Price si.2c. A pleasant muddle fro the beginning to the end Ishow the Coronation of George Iii has been described thanks to the King who spoke Only German and the Earl of eng learn. Who. A was Deputy lord marshal i a Section in the Coronation supplement inserted in the current edition of the Fodor guide to Britain describes How the Earl misplaced Thi sword of state and forgot to Light tie Hall for the banquet following the ceremony leading to confusion arguments Ana finally to a Royal free for All. The Earl according to the account promised George Iii that the next Coronation shall be regulated in the Best manner pos sible and so it was for the crowning of George in was the most lavish in history to Date fever though the Queen had not been invited. Tote be amusing anecdotes Are Only a part of the. Supplement which also describes what will go on inside Westminster Abbey tune 2, and chronicles the history of the rare and colourful ceremony. In addition to a up to late revision of information carried in Earl Ier Fodor guides to Britain and a currently valid membership card in the Fodor discount club this year s edition is for the Host tune illustrated i. " even in Cowie has t the Charet a to use the d3secu&t card to obtain to and 10 per cent reductions at Lead i nov hotels and rested rants the photos and i concise informative and very readable Back ground material make the Bool worthwhile. Like to her Fodor guides it is not a definitive work for Wie tourist but an excellent Intro i duct Oit. Maps Are included Wilth will be helpful in planning one a trip the migh of Little use to the Motorist or cyclist. The authenticity of the material presented in 320 pages and the 16-Page supplement is vouched for by wore than 100 american and British writers who have become familiar with it in subjects through years of Livins abroad. F following the be Muir Fodor format Hie Book opens with a Section Hoff practical advice on transportation and accommodation and then describes the British scene including the people und their distinguishing traits and the sporting picture. Another Section offers a series of suggestions for a working holi Day for the architect the genealogist the Horticulturist industrialist lawyer or revel melt of the Book starts with a Section on London which includes chapters describing the City today As it was Hij other years its museums music theater and pageantry its entertainment fare dining spots shops and environs. Chapters dealing the country describe the"50 Best Inna tiie thames country the Southern counties the Southwest the midlands Bast Angha sea Side resorts the Channel islands Wales the North the Lake District Scotland and Ulster. Vow 5. A boat 977, by Heinz Schaefler w. W. Norton & co., inc., cover. Price $3.50 is Price s2.70. What did the Battle of. The Atlantic look like " through Periscope of a nazi submarine. Heinz Schaefter native Berliner who studied briefly at a Cleve land Ohio High school shortly before world War ii tells his experiences in the first such Book written by a former a Bont com Mander. His account covers four years of prowling the Atlantic stalking and sinking Allied ships from the North sea to the Cape of Goodhope and burrowing into the dark Depths of the sea. To hide from relentless countermeasure. This alone would make the Book interesting and revealing enough but the four year Saga is j Only a prelude to the episode that put Schaeffer and a boat is Tiv his last command in headlines the decision not to surrender the Craft at War s end but to Sil it from Norway to , Schaeffer relates in detail the dramatic Royage which ended at mar Del Plata 111 Days after be Day and tells How he was accused of having conveyed Hitler and a retinue to a secret Berchtesgaden in Argentina or the Antarctic. Schaefter s distress at lengthy interrogation on this Point by Allied authorities appears to Stem. From disappointment that the Hitler escape Story Over shadowed his claim of having travelled submerged for a stretch of 66 Days and nights in route to Argentina a feat he hints should have gained him acclaim v i never had the slightest i h Terest in politics seems to be Schaeffer s Way of say Irig he was never a nazi a Standard Dis claimer for such books. But the author s words and important Points he fails to touch pm eare More revealing than he had an till panted Shaeffer How lives in Argentina to escape from a world that had lost All sense of decency and from victors who failed to show a decent rss pee for the Defeated. Nicholas Moj Sarrat author of the cruel sea wrote a blaster a ing introduction that puts the Book in perspective. He writes. The author and men like him were trying to kill me and my friends for five years on end in the Battle of the Atlantic and i loathed and feared them for it and i loathe them still. But it la right Thath Vwe should try to learn Boit Nething of the other Side of the picture that we should know whats it of was life at the opposite end Oliv the Periscope that we should understand what made these men tick and in ticking Kul j % f. By Josephine ctj1jsertson the fact that a player has passed originally with a hand just Short o e opening bid require merits does not automatically justify a jump response if part Ner opens bidding. The player should put this question to himself fill we be Apt to miss a Gane if partner remembering my original pass elects to drop me at my no jump response if the answer is yes then a jump is advisable if no then it is foolish to make the ump consider this hand from a team of four match. North dealer. _ North Sefluth vulnerable. 4q96s j87 2 _ Nwe s kj10 872 at one table South reached a contract of five clubs and made an extra trick. At the other table the bidding went North East South West pass pass .19 pass 24 3 4i t. Pass 4 pass 5 pass 5$ pass 6v pass pass pass this South had to lose a heart trick As Well As a Diamond and so was Down one. It was North s jump from one heart to two Spades at this table which started a Chain of bidding that put North himself in a difficult position. When South Over the bid Matte his f o 11 re i u b Call North found himself caught be. Tween tie horns of a dilemma. Of to raised clubs on Fop of his previous Spade jump he feared that this would put the partner ship in a contract that was a trick top High so although he disliked. Giving a heart prefer ence on. Only King Small he chose that apparently safer course then a Hen South Cue bid Dia monds North was still afraid of getting i up top High and Felt forced Ito go Back to hearts. South naturally misled and expecting far better heart support bid the slam in the wrong suit. The bidding would have gone More s monthly if North had properly responded to the heart opening with one Spade. Then be would have1 Felt free to show his club Sirij Pipprt without fear tag Meneou Ragur. Mem. ,.-. -.-. Y features Syndicate do
