European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 27, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Harrison left and successor to be Hoppe Check Over Moron s for rent cars. No More grounded weekends by Thurston Macauley staff writer until this summer one of the real headaches at the 16th air Force s basest Moron near Seville Spain was getting enough transportation on the ground . It was especially hard for personnel on try at the base who wanted a car forays off or weekends at Beach spots like Torr Molinos on the coast or to see the fabulous Alhambra at Granada both with in easy reach of Moron. This year capt Virgil l. Harrison of Losangeles recreation services officer at the base came up with an idea to lick the ground transportation problem. He decided his Section should go into the car hire business. Harrison has obtained for the base 10 Austin sedans each seating four four 7-passenger Volkswagen buses and two 17 passenger Mercedes buses plus the serv ices of six Spanish Drivers. Now the men at Moron and dependent scan rent the cars with Drivers or drive themselves at reasonable rates that Workon a sliding scale. The longer you use the car or bus the less you pay. The buses of course Are for big group with users pooling the Cost. Moron s car hire business has been Boom ing Ever since it was set up. According to Harrison who is due for rotation and willbe succeeded by it Jerry w. Hoppe of Blackwell okla., some groups Are eve hiring the buses for Long distance leave jaunts to France and Germany. 4 � 4 Goren on Bridge 9 North South vulnerable. West deals. North 4k a q 10 5 v or 4 a k a 10 9 8 7 5 4west East 462 4k 8 7 4v 10 874 ?9653 q j 10 8 6 4 9 5 2 a k a q j 2south. 4k k j 9 3 v a q j 2 7 3 a a g 3 the bidding West pass pass pass pass opening Lead Queen of failure to Etc excise proper Dum my technique proved costly to Declarer in today s hand. Six Spade contract was North 1 3 4 pass East pass pass pass pass South 1 4� 4 a6 4k reached in smooth order. North jump raise in Spades convinced South that the partnership had sufficient assets for a slam. When North showed the Diamond control on the next round the last remaining doubt was cleared Upland South jumped directly to six Spades. West chose the routine opening of the Queen of diamonds. A clairvoyant would have selected the King of clubs a most unlikely Choice which in this Case would have placed the contract beyond Declarer s reach. South Drew the Trumps and took a dim View of the situation considering that he needed the improbable 2-2 club break. He therefore played Ace and another dub with a prayer on his lips. The prayer was destined Togo unanswered and Declarer suffered a on thick set. This was another in the Long list of cases to which Providence helps those who help themselves conducted weekend in the tiny principality 6t Liechtenstein and a visit to the Swiss capital Zurich is scheduled to depart Friday evening aug. 28, and return sunday evening. The All inclusive fee is $20 from Wiesbaden s Eagle club arid Amelia Earhart hotel Rhine main passenger Center from Heidelberg s Patrick Henry Vil Lage and main rail station and from the main pm in Karlsruhe. Full details from Jimmy snigger s Helvetia Toi irs 166 Hirsch sir., Karlsruhe phone 32884. The world elite of musical talents will meet in Hamburg aug. 31-sept. 26 for the 3d International master course arranged by the state musical Academy under the direction of prof. Marnach to hear lecture recitals by world renowned virtuoso on patterns and styles in old and modern music. Entrants include Young promising musicians and conductors from Britain the u.s., Chile Australia Israel Scandinavia Switzerland the Netherlands Italy and Germany and among others lectures willbe Given by these distinguished experts Stefan Askenase professor of the Brussels Royal conservatory and a Chopin specialist who will Analyse works by Chopin Beethoven Mozart Haydn and contemporaries of these masters. Enrico Mainardi noted italian composer and conductor. He will contribute interpretive violoncello studies of classical romantic and modern works. Max Rostal of Berne Switzerland professor of London s Guildhall school of music and drama who will also interpret Masterwork from the classics to modern times. Erna Berger world famous Opez a Singer who will lecture on the German Public gala concert Given by the Star studded panel of instructors will conclude the course an event eagerly awaited by music minded Hamburg Birthplace of Johannes Brahms. The famous William Tell pastoral plays at Altdorf Central Switzerland which take place on saturdays and sundays through out August and september is of special interest this year. Apart fro being the 200th birthday of Friedrich Schiller the immortal author of William Tell Altdorf celebrates the 60th anniversary of its Tel playhouse. Declarer had not Given himself every Chance. Careful technique would have brought in the should draw no More than two Trumps before cashing the King of hearts. He then returns to his hand with a third round of Trumps and runs the heart discarding clubs from Dummy he then plays Over to Dummy remaining Diamond Honor and leads a Low club intending to Duck regardless of East s play. If East has a Singleton Honor the defense collapses since the forced return affords South Ruff and a discard. If West tries to extricate hic partner by Over taking he in turn will be end played. On the cards As they Lay West is forced in with the Loii i King and cannot avoid giving Declarer a Rufi und a that Declarer sacrifices nothing by this Effort for if clubs Are 2-2 the Ace on the second round of the suit will Clear up the Road. Pow right 1 80y, the we Jap Tribune the stars and stripes 200th anniversary a dramatic scene from the open air performance of Friedrich Schiller s classic play William Tell. Special ceremonies will Mark this year s presentation at inter Laken Switzerland to commemorate the 200th birthday of poet dramatist Schiller. The play will run until sept. 6. What has made autumn in season repeat travellers know it s Europe at its Best. First timers now Are heeding both the advice of travelled friends and the coordinated promotion of coun tries carriers and travel agencies. The truth of the matter is that autumn sees Europe at her sunniest her cultural season underway and her festivals most festive. With fall comes the season of opera Ballet and theater Auto an antique shows Trade fairs Scandinavia s design cavalcade and Vintage festivals. The Vienna state opera and Copenhagen s Royal danish opera open sept. I. In october automobile fans flock to London Paris and Turin forthe unveiling of the latest jaguars citroen and fits. There s the International antique show in Florence sept. 12-oct. 11.right after it the Swiss Art and Antiques fair in Berne oct. 9-19. Trade fairs too. Abound in autumn in Vienna sept. 6-13 utrecht sept. 7-12 Zurich sept. 24-oct 4. During september Scandinavia plays Host at her design of Silver ceramics and modern furniture visits to Silver Smiths and shopping Tours Are highlights in Copenhagen Stockholm Oslo and Finland s Hameen Linna. As for wine festivals let your taste be your chauffeur. Jerez Spain celebrates her amontillado sept 12-15 Switzerland s Neuchatel her crackling Whites oct. 4-12 Munich s oktoberfest Beer festival sept 9-oct. 6. Beckoning too Are Bordeaux Burgundy the Rhone and Mosel valleys. Thursday August 27, 1959 .,.%,. ,
