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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 24, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                " of Visi ? v 7 by Morton p. Gudebrod is Paris Bureau e you Don t Tike people staring at you of Don t go Riding around a . Army base on a unicycle you Don to tout 1st it George Tiesdale of Dallas Tex. Does or did. Truesdale newly  of the maintenance company at the army depot at Bra Conne France promptly became conspicuous when he started peddling around the area on a single bicycle wheel approached by a staff member of the local unit paper Truesdale could t understand Why he was regarded As newsworthy but offered some information. Vij d always wanted to ride a unicycle he said air simply As another Man might announce a yearning for mangoes one Day when i was stationed at it Leonard Wood i saw a Magazine article that showed How to build a unicycle so i found an old bicycle sawed off the front part and went to work on it the next problem Truesdale faced was learning to ride the contraption. He finally discovered that the secret was you get on the seat and fall Forward so you pedal like hell to keep up with  it takes to says stamina and coordination " but the lieutenant s stamina was in sufficient to Bear up under the limelight. He refused to be photographed Riding his. Unicycle. The unit paper borrowed the wheel but could t find anyone who could stay on it Long enough for a 1-250-second exposure. Truesdale upon learning of this Viola Tion of his privacy Vuleti Mcand grimly dismantled the machine and shipped it Back to Dallas. When he goes about now he walks. Goren on Bridge Korth South vulnerable deals. North4 a 7 4 v a s 4� a k j 5 4 3 = West i East t 4 k q 10 3 4 j 9 8 v 4 a a ,10 2 49876 4 9 7-" " for q 10 8 South r4 6 sep k a 7 4 3 24 k j 5the . North East South i4" Isble. Pass 43 y pass 4� a pass 4 9, pass opening Lead King of 4 -. West cancelled out the advantage gained by his opening read " in he was in too great � Thum. To take a Trump tric always his. In effect Nis Hasty play served to restore the timing advantage to the Declarer. North doubled West s opening Spade bid despite his Lack of f preparedness for a red suit response in order to designate a Good hand and provide incentive to his partner to compete. South jumped to three hearts in an7 Effort to show partner that his hand contained positive values after North trotted out his club suit. South carried on to four hearts. West opened the King of Spades against the final contract and Declarer played Low from the Dum ". My hoping for a shift since the \ Ace o f Spades would be needed for a late entry after the clubs had been established West persisted with another Spade How the Ace was played and South followed this up with the two top clubs another club was led and. When East produced the Queen Declarer ruffed with the seven of hearts. West overruled and the defense promptly col lapsed South trumped the Spade continuation and then played the King of hearts and another heart to the Ace to draw the out standing Trumps. He discarded All three of his diamonds on the established club suit to score an Over track. Had West restrained himself on Tho third round of clubs by taking a discard Declarer would have had no play for the contract. The Only entry to the established club suit is in Trumps and As Long As West retains three heart the Dummy is a Corpse. If Declarer plays the King and Ace of hearts. West can Ruff in immediately when a High club is led and then sit Back and wait for two Diamond tricks. West is virtually assured of 8trump trick in any event so that he is not surrendering anything if he postpones the moment when he uses his Good heart. 10sz. Fee Chicago scholarship Roundup six seniors receive it a 4 ii it 1pta College Grants six $500 scholarships from the european Congress Parent teach ers association have been vote outstanding seniors fat american High  Are Mary Alice Wolf of Munich Allan Bloom of Wuerzburg Caro Tanner of n o u a s s e u a Morocco Susanne Kelly of k a r 1 s r u h a Wendy Woodruff of Frankfurt and Rob Ert g. Cummings of Heidelberg. Award winners were announced by Pat scholarship chairman Clare Gunderman Munich High  Grants which were based on scholarship. College Entrance Board examination records personality school activities and individual needs May be used at any accredited american univer sity or  is the third year the Grants have been made from funds contributed by local Pat chapters and interested groups. Miss Wolf daughter of Mai and mrs James a. Wolf of Munich will attend the univer sity of Maryland Branch in Munich Bloom son of it col and mrs. Maurice a Bloom of Schwem Furt plans to attend Pennsylvania s Tat e University miss Tanner is the daughter of maj and mrs. George Doyle Tan Ner  Kelly is the daughter of 1st sgt and mrs. William Judson Kelly Karlsruhe miss Wood ruffs parents Are or. And mrs. Dean Alder Woodruff of Frank Furt and Cummings who will attend Johns Hopkins University is the son of Mai and mrs. Gor Don f. Cummings Heidelberg. Mary Wachendorf who transferred from vice Iwa High school to Karlsruhe when her father it col Miles u Wachendorf was reassigned dec ined her Ptag rant when she received a $1,200 scholarship from Smith  an honors convocation for s t u d e n t s of the University of Maryland Branch in Munich to teens choose been Istanbul Turkey special Sheila Wolaver daughter of it col and mrs. James f. Wolaver. Tus log det 33, was chosen Queen of the first annual Istanbul teen club s Spring formal dance. Other contestants from the 45-Memher group included Diana Robichaux Kathy Vogel Bab Brown Gena Strzemienski Mary Ann Wolaver Pam Kerwyn and Billy Jean Moore. Ann Walker of Bern Seltzer and Katherine Wolfe of received Sophomore schol for their records it the Campus.  awards went.,w Mary Ellen Jessen Munich that Moriat award Ronald a Laupot Ner. Peters Wald Germany Jose Iff. Poland memorial award re Ann Valker. Munich gew Elir memorial award David Al Sefc Ner four queue France Elmer p. 11 s c h k e award Thomas to Ramey Munich Ray Ehrens flt Ger award Brigitte e. Fir Ftfe Seville Spain Arthur Bott in award Anthony v. Germana Beltt Gueriri Morocco. Blake memory list award. Special awards were Presente Lauchner in mathematics wit Liam h. Stock to n. Heidelberg chemistry Larry j. Munich philosophy Victor Mason. Glessen sociology a Byers Weybridge economics Walter m. Vicenza. Italy and Liulam Yll Taylor Munich c i t a 11 o is Adf service to the Munich Campus Pamela a. Mitchell Izmir to key. By line staff award for creative writing Barbara cd tar Buuger Verdun French Banc award Taylor German Book award Sherry m. Burford dam s tacit Spanish Book award Ami Marsha e. Hardy. Munich. Rush Sian Book award. In t be students at aug Butic Germany american High have been inducted into the Thonol Honor society Linda Fred Horlock bet Ger Connie Seibert team lean Pamela Bice Mike la nut Larry Lewis und and Gunn. Sylvia Caswell chop Tii president wet corded the by remembers at � student Bodif Wembly. Members of the no we club at Zaru Roia Spau Taring voted to award a s250 schola Rahl t to an outstanding senior graduating from the a m e r 1 c a b. Hugs y school in Zaragoza the combined wives club of Eftig 4th logistical come and of. Arl joining Usan bases in eos ten France have r a i s e d funds to award two $1,000  the senior class of Verdun Anifla lean. High school. The program was created by the Verdun ? � flyers and civilians wives a pfc which has contributed Over halt of the funds and additional cots tribute on were made by clubs lit Toul rosters Laon trois tales. Witry the Francais Toul and Metz. The stars and stripes wives of the 2005 comm so in Siegel Boch Germany Are shown during their guided tour of the communications station arrange to Julve the ladies a better idea of  he band a work of photo thursday May 24, 1  
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