European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 20, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse Readi Ritin computing by Mary Campbell a writer n my Day. Young people Learned Ine Slid says 60-year-old or. Bradley Whitman. Chemist in Bloom Field . Now they have to learn the and saturday mornings. 9 to 12. Finds 90 Junior and senior from Montclair non High school learning about computers from Whitman and Gordon Thomas,37-year-old biologist and statistician. Schur ing corp., the pharmaceutical firm which employ the two men. Underwrites the coat and provide faculties for the 1.1-week course. Electronic computer pro at a recent meeting half the class was upstairs debugging a routine which had been punched in tape in computer Lan Guage. It was fed by one student into the computer for solution. The work was accompanied by a running com men ton from Thomas now Well run the program through the computer to see if it runs. This h How you How to debug the program. Incidentally if you want to Moke Money buy Slock in a computer paper company even experts make one mistake in very is commands. Now what you Dola actual practice you go to the key punch operator and get the correction punched into your Whitman s pupils worked on translating a mathematical problem into a program for the computer while Whitman discussed the re not trying to produce skillful programmers Here. We re just giving them exposure to computers so they know what program looks like and How computers work. We re using a Burroughs machine but we concentrate on Basic commands what to do with Decimal Points things that Are with you no matter what com Puter you Way. When they get to College they la know whether this looks like some thing they might like to students most of them planning careers in science were chose for the class last fall by the faculty. Forty five and applied. Only one class member a girl who had not studied advanced mathematics has dropped says he and Thomas feel the course is Worth while and could be still further think the class should be smaller. Each one in t getting As much actual time at the computer As we had we be Learned there Are certain Basic concepts that throw them. The next go around of this. If there is one we can get some of these Point Over that we never anticipated As stumbling blocks. We Haven t lost Many kids you know and they come on time. We Hope they reviving up their saturday mornings be cause they re � # Goren on Bridge Melther vulnerable. South deals. North j 10 t 0 3 West South a k 108 East k 2 974 of q j 7 2 qjt4 South 4 a a 10 8 5 2 a 863 2 West North a 1 4 pass 3 it Pas opening Lead six of 4 the bidding my Good Friend and teammate Howard Schenken whose Bridge owner spans three decades Nas Long been a Good source of material for these columns today we have extracted trom our a chive a hand taken from a rub her Bridge game where put his knowledge of East pan pan an opponent s habits to Good use to land a three no Trump contract seated South Schenken opened the bidding with one heart. After North s one Spade response he chose a rebid of Onti no Trump As More designed to have a Ted Atlee effect on partner. Narth went directly to three no Trump Tho a jump rebid of three clubs would have been the Choice of most experienced players the six of clubs was opened and Declarer ducked in Dummy permitting East to win the trick with the Jack. The shift was to the King of diamonds which was allowed to hold but South took the Queen of diamonds Continua Tion with the Ace. When the ten of Diamond appeared from the West hand Declarer had another Topper in the suit it appeared that the heart Sutt would be required to provide five of the nine tricks in Declarer budget but this would hinge on finding a three three division in the suit which is decidedly against the Odds. In an Effort to test the suit Schenken cashed the King and Queen of hearts and West followed with the six and the three in that order. This proved to be very enlightening to the Declarer for he knew West to be an inveterate Signaller on defense. He would always give his partner a count in the Sutt Declarer led. If he started an Echo As in the present Case that meant that he had either two or four cards in the Uit this made it Clear to Schenken that hearts were not going to break so he abandoned the suit and led the Jack of Spades from Dummy. East covered with the King and South won with his Ace. A Spade was returned and West stepped in with the Queen to Lead another club. The King and Ace of clubs were played from Dummy followed by the established ten of Spades on which Schenken discarded i remain ing diamonds. Another Spade threw West in for the fourth defensive trick but since he was Down to nothing but the Lack nine of hearts he was obliged to surrender the Las two tricks to Declarer s Ace ten. Cunt rift ibo tur Blomo Tribune tip High were huddling la the Corner of the Frankfurt zoological gardens Grossen Saal few words out of the tight lipped Wayne Shorter. Only tight lipped at making conversation for Tenor saxophonist lip fervently when called upon his instrument s Reed. A rapidly rising voice is Inrig Pat Yang Field the 28-year-old Newark native a duty Load with Art Blakey s newest version of me More than holds his own with trombonist trumpeter Freddie Hubbard the new other messengers and since the departure of Lee Morgan the responsibility of doing the group s arranging share of composing. He is a Veteran of the mus formation in in has included Sueh an Dorham Donald Byrd. Jackie Mclean. Junior twice Mons. Benny Golson and Johnny Griffin. We had in untied to pry a few word from Wayne a Rooming popularity of Jaa in Japan where the prior to their Brief european awing. We mentioned Tion with a lending promoter of Jan concerto in riot the nut of Jan concerts Over Here duet and Overr conure to visiting musician. Shorter waa Mouth to answer when Abdullah in bit half Medan name eased up behind us and answered for jazz in Germany dying Blakey parroted. Hell no listen these German audience Are probably the Preckl Atlee anywhere in the world. Second Only to Japan. And you want to know Why Japan is ahead of them Well lit Tell you. It s because Jan is so new to them Over there. Don t mention what any promoter tells you about jazz dying Over Are Only interested in Money to be made out of jazz. There s More than Money at stake look musicians Are blessed with a Talent that most Ople Don t have but this Talent in t ours the musicians. It does t do us any Good to keep it for ourselves. We be got to live t Irh to the listeners and a of int to make to to Tor you and that s where showmanship comes Fol. Presentation is important it try to of ii the listeners what the want to hear they ithe a tit pc Isth firs Art comprehending May. Don t let anybody Titi Tou otherwise. If they Eon being done then they la appreciate it and come Back be a rapport Between the musicians and the tans there s no use gelling up there and trying to shove some the ears of the listeners that can t be understood give the they want to hear not what you want them to hear we thu Yetmon Gorfti alway do Well because we they want to hear something Reeb and thought ont another important commodity to offer we give them youth i played with Bird and Prev but none of these others her a sweeping motion of his arms he took in he Bbyrd 241 Puller tit pin Niht Cedar Walton 2s and to meet Jyrle have played with them. Of they be heard them on maybe one or twice they were Rocky enough to see them but that s about it. 80 what they ply i re a tend you that in Tyve of the Selven and their own thinking of the gravel voiced Little 42-year-old Velear who is canal unchallenged master of the hard Bop Brand of a stopped for breath. Now grouped around him were Many american fans listening to his every word As they would much. Much later after the messengers had com two concert grind we got Watton alone in popular jazz haunt. Cedar la another alumni of Usa eur and defunct 7th army symphony and Soldier show a with the troupe at the same time a diary g1hwright the bespectacled Cedar readily seconded quoted Here dec 2& 1961 citing the value of we had to deliver when we were with that group of gme6i of experience through my association with it nowhere one have Hla composition put into expression Cedar put in a brie for with trombonist Europe with sengers has different Iden on that matter however. I have Tention of breaking away and forming my own group. To own group there must be a demand for that artist and to take of backing both publicity Wise and financially to succeed pm Happy with the messengers.1 and that from Wayne quite a lengthy oration. 14 Ihfe stars and stapes tuesday
