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monk.
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English
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29 A SCOUt
31— Downcast
32 Father
32—Chief magis
trate of a city
35 —Manufactur-
ing village
In New York
37 —European
mountain ash
40- Hi who
loads and
unloads
vessels
l-“ Gutturally
10— Masculine
name
11 — Author of
“Childe
Harold”
IS —A tighter who
defeated Max
Baer
IC—A pronoun
1C —Third Greek
vowel
18 —Half ems
Hi -Greek letter
20 —Periodic rise
and fall of
oceans
2' —Rodents
23—Pertaining
to an organ
2*l -A state of
DOWN
plant (genus;
G —A wading lord
7 A rivet in
Belgium and
France
8— Year (ahhr )
9 ! femanded
12 —Banish
2 —Symbol for
terbium
2 —An island of
the West
Indies
15 —Royal society
(uhbr.)
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f)— TM eenturv
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'eels himself to be Fortune's favor- i
le. If he is wise he will make the
most of his opportunities at such
times, just as the declarer of today's
hand did.
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’/lidding went: South. 1-Sp;ide:
North, l-N'o Trump, wit 1 1 hesitation,
is being better than an overcall of
2 Hearts, upon one-half ciuiek trick
ittd no rebid strength. Relying, upon
he way everything was breaking in
ins favor. Souili very boldly jumped
the hid io 4-Spades.
It was one of those times when
even opponents help along a con
tract which has no business to go
game. The opening lead was the
Ace of diamonds, as poor an opening
as West well could have chosen, as
sisting declarer to the extent of one
trick. Next came the 7 of diamonds.
Mast’s Q going to declarer’s K.
.1 had been cut out ann sat behfcnd
'he marvelous optimist playing the
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jicture of Miss Hepburn—wearing the usual pants leaving the hospital
with heir mother <Central Hreas)
PAGE SEVEN
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of what
country?
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defeated IK9G
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slow steps
21 — 1 listot ical
period
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band. There he sat at ease, holding
lus cards so that he and 1 alone
could sec their faces, while he coolly
ticked off suit by suit ihe tricks he
hoped io win Five in spades, two
in diamonds and three in clubs -10
tricks iii all. if he did that tin band
was made to order for him. That
would mean that West inns; he id
the .1 of spades, with no worse 'ban
a 4 2 break ( >f Hie suit. I also
would mean that Fa: t held 'Tie Are
of dull and that each opponent held
just 11 1 fee on ids of tin ml.
.Declarer's lowest trump was led.
Dummy' Ift was line: ed and held
the trick. Mouth nodded his head.
The 7 of >'lub v. a led bade. East
played the to. Declarer’: Q won.
Again South nodded. The G of
pades was led and dummy was in
with t lie K. A .t ond (lub was re
turned. This time Fast put up his
Ace, thep he led hack his HI of dia
monds, that declarer's .1 look.
The Ace and Q of spades picked
ufi West’s two remaining trumps.
The K of dubs tumbled together the
three outstanding cards of that suit,
leaving declarer’s 9 good and lie took
a trick with his lons club, giving him
nine of the il tricks played to date
The long trump was led. fiillllling
the game contract. Then South led
off his lone heart, losing the third
defensive trick, grinning pleasantly
at the table as he did so South lirld
won just Hie number of tricks which
he jocosely had ticked off. and id the
suits ho had indicated. ITobabl.v it
would have appeared like magic to.a
novice; but after all he had mu•tcw!
only the poffslhditV hi lb' ib'ifa* 1 . tj

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