Setnrdoy. Sept. 8. 1955

-I,-I-ind I2-Your Old Boy Shows ' Musical Promise

OTTAWA (CP)-A blind. I!- year-cld Ottawa boy who has writ- ten some 25 songs for piano with- out a music lesson is looking for- ward to a career as a composer- musician.

David Froom's natural musical ability first was noticed six .VEll'! ago while he was in the living room of his parents' home.

Blind since birth. David walked to the piano and began playing a song which was new to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Froom. They asked him when he had learned the melody and he replied he had composed it himself.

since that time David's parents have encouraged him to write m"sic and ulav the ID18110-

David has not Y9! had form?” musical lessons because of his physical disability. However. he hnoes to learn enoucli braille at the Erantiord. 0nt.. school T0? the Bum, U, em-01 1,. the school's music classes.

IN MODERN VEINI

At present David is content to write songs in the modern vein and to learn to play Dopuh" 3"" classical music by ear. '

While none of his music has been published. Rev. C. H: Dawes, I family friend now livinll in Alexandria. 0nt.. had Ph0l0-Slahc copies made of several of the songs. Some of the music was used for a puppet Show Whmh toured communities in the Ot- tawa and st. Lawrence valleys last year

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HIGHLY 6TlMULATlN6

David first began picking out pieces on the family piano at the age of four. two years before he wrote his first song. His brother.

Douglas, then nine, wrote the first I

lyrics to David's music.

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But South West Nortl PIS! INT Pass JNT

Opening leadenve of spades.

P0nentn' cards were divided. The

cards in advance.

furnished by South's play of to- day's hand.

queen of spades

by West, and a third round of

IEDTIME STORIES

What has been. that we know is so. What will be, who is there can

. hnow? -Old Mother Nature.

Bob While was a neighbor of Nimhleheels the Jumping Mouse and they were very good friends. Bob White had noticed that the Little Mouse was storing away seeds for the winter. He knew that Nlmbleheels is one of the seven sleepe 3, the folks in fur who sleep through the winter. it seem- ed to Bob that Nimbleheels was doing useless work. If he was go- ing to sleep "all winter, why did he need to store away any food? Nimbleiieels had explained that he wanted to be ready. to be pre- pared. for what might happen. lie

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East. dealer. spades put South in the lead N0'uI'So"u' V”l"'"b”' South could count eight sure NORTH tricks. The necessary ninth could A J 83 come from either a heart flneue 9 KJ 2 0? mlking I fourth diamond t.rick.i Q A 10 5 3 The extra diamond trick was sure j K 10 4 if the suit broke 3-2 or. if one or WEST EAST the defenders had J-x.x.x, by A K 8 7 5 2 A Q 10 proper manipulation of the suit. V 10 -'5 O Q 9 8 7 3 Picking up the diamond jack in Q J 8 81 O 4 such case. via finesse, would be 'h 5 3 4- Q J 9 8 6 HIV. provided declsrer luiew 3091-" which way to play the diamonds. A A 6 4 South embarked on A campaign 0 A64 to learn which, if either oppon. Q KQ 9 '1 ant, had the diamond length. He QA73 led 2. ,low club and played dum. The bidding: my's ten, East winning and re. turning a club. Declarer then

Pllyed the ace and another heart. losing the finesse to East, who led another club. The-king of

There can be no question about h”"" W" "Shed Ind 0'10 I10?! the fact that the declarer would W" wmplelm West was known gummy sci hem, ruum m dam, to have started with exactly four my play if he knew how the op- dI""0"dl! -

skilled dummy player actually struct He had started with hue gets as many tricks, in the over- spades, East having shown up whclming majority of hands. as if with two. West had started wm, he had seen all the defenders" two hearts and two clubs, having failed I) follow on the third

An example of how the de- round of each suit. Therefore.hls :Iarer can compel the defenders thirteen cards must have includ. to reveal their cards to him is ed precisely lour diamonds.

king-queen of diamonds. East

Deelsrer played the nine of showing out on the second dis. spades on the opening lead and mond. The proven finesse against permitted But": ten to hold. The , the jack was taken, nine tricks return was were scored, and South's chum ducked by South and overtaken was complete.

Nimbleheels Can't Tell

might wake up In the winter and y

wean hand is easy to recon.

Accordingly. South played in;

Bridge is an easy game.

you want to no to sleep now for?" "Just to make sure," said the little Mouse.

"Bob White looked a lime pill- '

zled. "What is it you want to make sure ol"."' he asked.

"To be sure I am asleep before i the cold weather comes," Nimble-

heels explained.

"But that won't be for a long, long time. as I said before." de- clared Bob White.

"You never can tell. Anyway, I cant. if I have my store-houses filled and I am asleep. it doseift matter when cold weather comes. if it comes early or late It will make no difference to me. so. as long as i can't tell when it is coni- ing I'll just be ready anyway." said the small Mouse. and then he

swiied. Bob White shook his pretty

be hunlry. .. . . 3 tan: pIdJ iltldl of- ....,,j;';p 657 head. lfouvdon t know what you ii 5.3;. '3 '" I-dz" dug. " u ,. ”I,! be missing. said its. . mu p at I - ...'i'.:'"':;: H” "aw:-".":::';t-m - I m e eel. ' I ' ' ' m t J fr ' xivizzeii won't miss." Once morrhe simdrd .vt'.':c';WErd .u 1- V f .. ' . , Du-unmcii.' u.s.. -and timed ' 'ld l' it-hi '1 bodly fvaannh lt'ond:Ire'd;.inIihehIeo'he:Ii.tyl- mt" u ””" "'9 hm I ; S n -' , H. " 9, mi fall days." declared Bob White. an lbw" IN NW0: w

"What's the good of living it you certainly can if you're sound

Now Nlmbleheell had already

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Navy Pilot AwarcIecI”S300 F3; Getting Bciismen AII -Lit Up

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