European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse New Fligh Lehoux Towert or the mint of the old at the ill of the famed Battle. Tel Scottt Muff ran Page a aided hips instead o u. And the War hips blasted away for 45 minutes be fore Nelson group Lowed by a Light wind got into sailed straight for Volle Dieuve flagship buc Emauro near the Center Olathe line and set off a Volcano of action. Nelson quickly lost the fore top an steering wheel of he ship but i gun ners. Using double and triple charge that made the guns Asp Las wild Punj Mal fired grape shot at Point Blan Range Fiat left uie enemy decks uttered with dead and line was shattered and reduced to a series of engagement that were incredible in their ferocity. The redoubtable Tandit ached Between two British three Decker battled for two hours at c Cost of 7 officers killed and Teri oily wounded out of a i midship men killed and 5 wounded out of 11 and4m seamen killed and 7� wounded out of 43at the height of the Battle. Nelson wat standing on deck for at Villeneuve pointed out any Captain who 1 not under fire is not at Hli Nelion pitched Forward and fell on his face gasping my Back i that through they be done me in at last on his death bed. Nelson said thank god 1 have done my the Battle Drew to a close five hours after the opening salvos 20 had and the rest Hud fled. Not one British ship was aule Sull ered to dead or wounded compared with 1,800 for the before the prizes could be taken into port a storm blew up and most of them were sunk blown up or run aground. Two got away and Only Onega taken into port Nelson s ship the Victory is Itell i service. It is used As the Headquarters for the Royal Navy commander at ports Mouth and has been visited by almost 7 million people from throughout the world. Goren on Bridge neither vulnerable. North deals. North ak8i West east4 a 10 1 q 1 j la vj10734q10m we pass pass Pau the bidding North int South Battlas Pau Pau Pau Pau opening Lead five of 4 when South one Spade response received an immediate rain his values warranted game undertaking and he thou d Tare proceeded without further conversation to f o u r Spade. Observe that a hold ing is virtually the equivalent of an opening bid and a Satis factory it hat been uncovered. Of u a review of the bidding con Vinced West that South held a two tufted hand and inasmuch an North bad raised Spades originally ii appeared Likely that the Declarer would use the Dummy s Trumps to Ruff out his Diamond losers. In order to inhibit the establishment of the Diamond suit. West decided to open a Spade selecting the five his Lead. Declarer played Low from the Dummy and East put up the Queen which held the trick. Spade was returned to West s Ace and the latter cleared North s Trump holding on the next round. Declarer or cd to Tylli out lit diamonds however the suit did not Divide favourably and he ended up losing two Dia monds and two Spades for Aone trick setback. Had West led anything but a would have been Able to Ruff at least one Diamond i Dummy and. Even Tho East can Over Ruff with the Queen of Spades there is no Way or the defense to win Mare than three Talcut. Despite West s Sharp performance South was in position to nip the rally in the Bud by pulling the King of spuds up at trick one. This play enables Declarer to assume command he can Cash the top diamonds Andruff a third round in Dummy. East overruns with the Queen however be i out of Spades and when South regains the Lead be is Able to Trump another Diamond to establish that suit his losses Are restricted to three Trump tricks. The Rueg ested play of the King of Spades hat a logical motivation and is not merely based on a postmortem exam till Iii of nil Tui if hands. Declarer to assume command he Tori to win die tint trick in order to gain control of the proceedings and. If Wisl do shave an Honor in Trumps it it More Al to be the Ace than the Queen. The reasoning is rather obvious he can never lose theace of Trumps whereas he might he reluctant to Lead away from the Queen for fear that it will Cost a trick. In cuu us. To Oil Emo Tremml the Stam and St mks the american was of death by Milford credit death is an unpleasant subject for a nationwide the funeral Industry As rapidly becomes evident to i to searching investigation flu practices has its unpleasant aspect. These practices can stand some illumination via Mitt wort has provided illumination with a vengeance the average american undertaker top it a de Sim Erchant who charges a grief stricken customers All Fiat a traffic will Bear. Mai Mitford draws a Strong Case but a Well documented one. The total average Cost in 1m1 for an adult funeral to miss Mit Lorii uses the funeral Industry s own statistical. Undertaker indignantly maintain we re just Tam a Opl what they want mls Mitford says. They also Call the big. Penive funeral in american tradition. Nonsense says miss ill Lota. By Prattt Ttorp la a West College Fiat it Thi sign on it newly needed Lawn. There is a tradition on this Campus that students never walk on Tel strip of grass. Tilt tradition goes into effect Neil Tuet Duy. Miss Milford takes to task undertakers who use Man Pinn Rasole lactic on bereaved customers. She Point out that the Industry violently resists any attempt by the customer to get cheaper casket and or funeral ceremony. Free Enterprise is All very Well and Good miss Mitford feel but a person should be allowed to have an economical tasteful funeral without being made to feel like a cemetery owners also come in tar scrutiny in it Anutt. Can Way of Selling grave plots appears to be about the most profitable real estate Deal going. Miss Mitford covers Oil aspect of the Industry in a chapter la led god t Lutle Muon Dollar one of Mew Mitford s solutions to the problem of the High costed be left to medical schools or eyes to Eye Banks. Parts of mls Mitford s Book Are not for the weak Stom ached but the subject i handled for the most part in a tasteful and ebola Ray manner. Pete Shew the Bioko of others by Simon de Beauvoir popular Library anyone who wishes to learn exactly what it i the existentialists Are driving at could do worse than read this novel which appeared lust after the War and was Simone de Beauvoir s fiction it is not much but As didactic exposition it is quite existential problem was to deduce a meaning in Lite solely from the facts of Man s existence and if no meaning wat found it me was discovered to use the phrase which has become a con temporary cliche to be "absurd,1 to find then a reason for mento act at All to paint to work to tight Tor what he think he believes. The existent Allie found the first part of this problem insoluble and never really conquered the second except to Tay that it 1 in Poolle for a Man Tot to act even refusal to act has the effect of action. So ran the argument. In Barest outline. Ii to fleshed out Umile de Bea Volt t Navel the Story of a Man Aba begin by trying to find a Way of life which will not harm Toyone indirectly and end by becoming with perfect logic m terrorist. Just a the working out of an equation might be extremely exciting to a mathematician the working out of Jean Bromart s destiny May have a kind of mechanical interest for the student of existentialism. For others the Pace of this Book May seem infuriating slow and the characters merely quixotic. The latter interpretation would be wrong but the Ault would be in Large Mea sure the authors she docs not give the Reader much help. The love affair whose unfolding supports much of the novel is one of literature s Dull car Only the War itself brings life to the character Sand to the Book. Walter Barney three comrades by Erich Morio Remarque popular Library three comrades is More than a Lov Story h � nostalgic bitter Sweet picture of life in Germany in the late twenties. Kwh Kli Germany Laid Low after world War 1, suffering "1. High Murd Roui Ion. Unemployment and food shortages. Sle to he Strw s Ctm try " Noarine sound of nazi Boot Hil in n i.f�"ibirotnt.bs.ckbrdul1 1 a Manque Tolu u ill starred Story of three Young germans. The three. Bob Otto and Gottfried fought in world War i together Crete up 1111"1118 8arase the Bob meets Patricia and the two fall in love. Most of the Book is their Story. How they manage to snatch moments of Happi Ness even up until the time Pat it lying dying in a tuberculosis so tl1"" Chr a Tad � " in moral support to help Bob and Pat stay together8looro Humm b cd Nettoy october 21, 1964
