R.M.S. "CHUSAN”
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
West opened the king of dia- mands. East dropped the thres BAGGAGE: and South noted that he had to discourge a shift to a trump
since that would probably best
im Hence, South dropped his queen of diamonds.
West did not believe for one moment that South really held a skugleton diamond, so he con- oued with the jack. South that, whereupon followed to West made some conument about silly faltecards and laid down the diamond ace. Perhaps Wext thought South had still another diamond.
South ruffed that and was ready to operate. He cashed the ce and king of clubs, led a third
NORTHI
Q53 ABG53
10
• 1952 J3
WEST #70
EAST
82
AA43
QJ 104
•AKT?
100376
SOUTH (D)
AK WO
3003.
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K7
Q4
AK42
noth vulnerable
South
West
North
East
14 **
Puss
2 A
Paso
Pass
Pass
Pass
Opening lead-Ą K
club and carefully trumped with dummy's five-spot.
seemingly
unimportant
play was the key to the band. If he had used the trey East would have overrulfed with the four and played the ace and in- other trump, hereby setting the hand two tricks.
As it was, East was unable to
By Beachcomber do his side any good. He did
trump with the ace and led a trump back but South simply won in his own hand and ruffed the last club with dummy'a queen of trumps,
17, said Duke took his 15-year-HY is all good nougat made old bride from the wedding party on the banks of rivers? and he did not see either of them) What is there in the water of again wit the next day.
the Jabron which has mado
South was lucky to find both Montelimar nougat so famous?
the seven and six of trumps in SENSATION Johannesburg The nougat of Clonmel is
the West hand but he took full NEWSPAPER moming news- made on the County Waterford advantage of that luck and wort
recently bank of the Suir, Aurillac nougat the rubber. carried full-page advertisements on the Jordanne, Gien, nougat the of "the world's first radio-active on the Loire, and so on. Pierre
newspaper page."
Nougat, the inventor of the sweet, was born on the Arbene nt Rom, in a house which is now an fronmonger's shop. His grand-
fought es a
at sergeant Austerlitz, und was killed a' Wagram. And if that isn't enough "culture" for one day, may 40 cartloads of demons run away with you all.
DARTWORDS
IM zhn Dartwords
Burzia make
today
Journey
STARI
LEEDS HERE BOONOP Calding " reu tout retife hruti Lyme RAIN Bata. Rending Stough.
You have th get from the startin pidat on the rim of the circle to your destina. tion in the middle by frarranging the other worts in Auch way tha
relationship The between any word nud the one next to it i Roverned by one of wis rule. A 60 word must be INNA,
Bule: 1 The West
may be an anagram ut
11 won that brendes
4.
(2) 15 may 00 แ
ynotism of the wurdt
dant precedes 11.
PIEKAMP ROPE
LINT
RAINED
LIME
LEEDS PL
PAREST PINED
EPOLE
BOUGH
131 It may be found by adding
one letter 10. or tubtracting ube lotter from * changing ane Jetter In the preceding word.
It may be datociated with the preceding word In A Caylag
milo, metaphor, er association of Ideos.
116) 13 muy form with the pres reing word a name of a well-
BOGNOR
SOVE
03NIYO
CHOP
Known person, place, or thing in fact or letton.
(8) It may be amaciated with the preceding word in a title or Ja the action of a book play ar
other composition.
A esplens aurcession of words might be. Honiton Lace Lans
Grate Rain Dane Great
Itote Tore Stora,
(Solution on Page 20)
This Funny World
"He got rid of Naddress book just kä he promlad. The fellow he gave it to is now calling mo up!"
son
Self-expression
ONE Who
051
is obviously "expert" hoe uttered 1 weighty pronouncement. "High- spirited children," says he, "need parental control." I tako as an instance the boy who shot his father and mother because he wanted to go to the orphans' ouling
Narkover maximis
DARENTS who complain that
their boys are not in the cricket or football team -are often themselves to blame for keeping their BOELS short of
money.
IT IS advisable for a boy whosc father 18 compelled to change his name for business reasons to stick to his own name for a while, until he sees how things are going.
NEW BAYS who give money to certain masters fo put c
horses win so rarely that little more need be said.
THE EASIEST vowels to teach
ja very backward boy are i, o,
and u.
In parting
1
IT was a great relief, after afl the pictures of Olm stars kissing each other, to come across a picture of a lady kissing ahore which had won a race, Tha horse is taking the klas with dignity, which is more than on be said for the film stars; but there is a sidelong look ui Its oye, as though it were edyktig to the photographer, "Get mo woll into the picture - not, of course, hind legs and all, but enough to make me recognizable. And you might write my name under the picture, and add: 'And friend”,“
Tck, tck!
write
of a the "perfect
to be absurd, seems to me Balance, in her job, is taken for
VACARD SCFsear
Q-The bidding has been: North Fast South West 1ậ
I You, South, hold:
7
ATI VK54 ◆AK632 4K98
What do you do?
A-Bld two diamonds. You bre well prepared for any rebló yuar partner may make. You expect to get to game somewhere.
TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hold:
MATS M5A 4A87 $53084
What do you do?
Answer on Monday
CROSSWORD
Across
1. Does this go on, just the one
Bunday of the Year ? 191
6. Teaching. (7)
7. Sa this an odd part of odda and
onda? (-4)
10. He acted in
play. (4)
Jske
11. Over the poet's way. 13. Kube UD. (9)
.. 17. Help pp
am. (8)
Andrew's
[3]
French boy'N
10, Bay you're worry, (D)
23. He's a nappy dresser. · (3)
3. Hos frank, the littlo editor. (8)
4. A trior-out of best canopies?
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20. Laughing for dentista,
Down
1. How an old-time gold-hunter
vorba Kány 10
2.
bla
here for adoo.boy
B. Trip witnout, a bitch ?
Not mountain.
5. Bazed in a car.. (4)
6. Are waitere glad ben
sonte do thie 90, (5-3)"
4. Trioxy han
Chatio retinet" 10)
10. poft in the pit.
Ftuo
(
(0)
the
to our big routon with nuching
granted, atherwise you would do. so town natin read, "The exquisite pas seul wasapolled when she“ uver
118. Bound in balanced twice, and fell to the floor." Or., "It was urifortunate | that while her partner was holdi- | Jagt, fier, aloft ale mlaed her footing on his hood and silpped from his grasp; REGERINg over two other duocora as she grabbed. at the correct bit of achtery.”
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