JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Normal Play Loses Here

By OSWALD JACOBY

JERE is another hand

from the Intercollegiates, This one is primarily a problem in defence and East-West are supe posed to beat the four-spaile contract.

WOMAN'S WORLD,

E teen-ager who wants to be

to Mart working at it right now. For it takes time to blossom ut with a frin gure, clear skin and shining hair.

Ta beauty in her twenties has

This enviable triu won't come from too inany sundues, no The correct defence is for Eastexercise and much filling under to win the opening heart lend with the king and lead back n diamond. South will play the king or queen and it will be up to West to duck.

Eventually East gets in with the king of club and leads second diamond. West 310 inkes 'two diamond tricks an

boats the contract.

EL

There is one point of great in- teret, in the defence and it con- rerns which diamond East shouk!

WEST

32

109G2

AJ7

980

NURTH

AK 1035

10 02

29

AAJ 1074

EAST

04 ❤AKB4

8543

4K52

SOUTH (D)

#AQJ97

Q73

•KQO

403

East and Wet: vulnerable

South Went North

Earl

14

Pau

Pass

1 A

PARK

A

Pan

3NT. Pass

Pans

Разя Pass

Opening lead......♥ J

lead. Normally with four cards.

1214

of a sult you should lead your fourth best But th situation in which the normad play is wrong.

East should lead the eight of diamonds. It is much more in- portant that he tell his partnes that he does not hold a dinunond honour than that he tell him bow rudny diamonds he holds. Once the right is led West should have no trouble about playlag low.

hot dryer. They wl come from walking swimming and dally playing temis; from workout with stin hairbrush bd from the right forely,

SIDE GLANCES

The business about burning

the candie nt both ends may

Round terribly donhlpw, but in actuality it's unwise and people done it would be the who've first to tell you so. I umally results in bil skin, dry hair, lumpish figure and a generally sugging loot.

In your trens you have the best opportunity to learn to dis-. righe yourself, a thing you will need to know all of your life.

By Galbraith

TM, the

"They say any intelligent layman can understand this book, but i don't know--maybe I'm just not a layman!"*

With a three spot level W YOUR BIRTHDAY

night go wrong.

♥CARD Sensen♦

Q-The hiding tos bern:

BABL

Pass

Booth. West

Double Pass

7

You, South, bold;

North 2

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What do you do?

A-Bid two apades. You e show heart support later if men. CASATT.

TODAY'S QUESTION. Your partner Jumps to four spades. What do you do now?

Answer Tomorrow

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19.

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21. Two a day,

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generally, at

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DowD

1. Sticky subjects

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By STELLA

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BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Do Big Ears Hear More?

--Knarf Asks Milkwagon Horse An Important Question-

By MAX TRELL

wagon Horse. "The Worms hear #1 growing too. They say it

you stature, und although you may Z NARF, the Shadow Boy rounds like things stretching Bot clears a manter even

with the Turned-About and pushing and bending. Honalo Ue era in which you live.

have

nerable inenge of year Horse come clumping down the the Milk wagon you exortuny whi Name, heard and those that fitow; atreet in the early morning, and Aretus to rally ather he went down to have a talk

ww Lipur You Gud have the ability

your way of thinking. You wit; with him.

tu a strong protagcalm in any pause.

S of the fair sex noke excellent

"Good morning," Knart said

Rive and understanding mathers.to the Millewagon Horse.

You will manage your barnes wisely,

Your sternness is tempered by un

failing to read dogalty.

Auming these born

Lust

this tafe

Better Than Crickets

The Wornis are wonderful at hearing things. They're even belter can hear Morning Glories open- than the Crickets. They

lug. They can hear rools push-

ground.

"And take the Birds."

"What About

"Good morning to you, my le through the Hal" said the Milkwagon Horse.

"Donald Randall Richberg, Kuart sat himself down po NR.A counsel and authur Rexfor the curbstone just under the

Tugwell. ferblator tret

Finley Peter Domine Milkwagon Horse's head. hubristand originator of "MI Dairy Sanfard Reblasen Cifford, landscape panderol Rax Jun Whistler, Maugh-t

richer.

pmalar

art!

To in what the Mary „pture for pet tomorrow, select your by slar and tend the coirey- 23. L. 157ding paragraph Let your birth-

itay stir be your daily guide,

(5-4)

2. Old muxied) instrument. (4)

9. hp prune tong. (B)

4. Found on hita (3-5)

6. You for one. (G)

g. Come in. (5)

7. Ceaning, (9)

D. BOUTtlab K

hat, (3)

14 Pilm. (3)

15. Entre en

genta, (8)

17 in stro HENG (4)

18. Atripan

port. (a)

10 par Karment Q: Iribal rulet. (8)

Teaterday's cuisson

CHESS

By LEONARD BARDEN

A problem by Dr. Karlstrom (Brith Cheas Magazine, 1932). White to play and mate in two moves,

London, Express Service

Clinked And Clanked

asked Knart.

the Birda?"

They can hear the sun rising and the moon setting. They can hear the twinkling of the stars. Why do you suppose Birds sleep with their wings?"

"You've got such big ears," Knarf said to the Horse.

"I wish I could, my lad," said the Milkwagon Horse,

Heavy Footsteps

At that moment. there were their heavy footsteps and the clink-

ing and clanking of empty milk:

The Milkman took a tray of

heads under have in milk bottles from the back at 'he wagon Bru crossed to the hrases on the other side of the street. The milk bottles elink- "Why do Birds sleep with bottles.

their heads under their wings?'* ed and clanked.

"At least," said the MUK- repeated Knarf.

always

wagon Horse, "I can hear him telling me thought

it was

to keep thent coming." asked the selves warm.

FRIDAY, JULY IT

CANCER

(June 23-July 73)

Do the best you pay today. Not one

of these tirees to set the world on

Altemi to necesary duties,

fire

LEO (July 21-Aug. 21 You may us that a chtige of will be your man just now. A new gaylinment can be helpftal

VIRGO

Auc

1546-62

"Du you mind something?" Knack Micwagon Horse.

"Not at all," said the Milk wagon Horse. "What is it you'd like to know?"

The Milkman returned with "Not at all, my lad," said the the empty bottles, put them in Milkwagon Horse. They sleep

the back of the wagon and, a with their heads under their

fow minutes

later, the MEK- wings to keep out the sound

Wagon Horse way clumping far- the clouds sailing neross

ther down the street fn tho early morning stillness.

"Well," sald Knurf, "your ears

sky," - ten thines bigger than mine. Expect the unexpected and you Can you hear ten times belter probably won't be disanted Behan 7 cong" Original problem.

LABRA

Je appleegh to any

23)-

Chept. 24«DeL

of

the

Kart sald: "I bet you can

Knarf alood and watched. hear lots of things with your big

"I wonder," he said to him- "That's hard to say," guld the ears that I can't, I bet you can Look ng an minatat jurn of events Millewagon Horse.

I Fon't hear moonbeams falling 1 bet selt, it anybody can hear smolte I bet you can hear clothes dry grasa growing or leaves falling

Fish swimming, coming out you can hear

of a chimney of

ing on the line."

ar clouds antling across the sky."

and you will se prepared. A really think I can hear much exciting developmentin' romance can bring exceptional joy,

better than you can."

SCORPIO (@rf. Z1-Nov

11 el alt pazzhle, postpone the start

of a toque Jernéy, until later on In

the musth+ Conditions will be better

Tien.

Such Big Ears

"But you've got sich bit

Rupert and the Jackdaw-39

UNÄGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 22) ears," said Koort. "I should

Keu suur mundo the job at Aust.think you could hear things that Unexpected condling coulet emcttion-

15 change your previous plans. [lots of people can't.”

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 29)---

"You're wrong, my lad," said

You may be on edge Une morning, The Milkwagon Horse. "There

* begin the day calmly

arul

problmus catisfactorily.

patiently. Teet сына polve

AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb.

19

You may be called upon to make

Fuddea derton, Ure your Judgment rather than Jelling your. self be uttered by

PISCES [Peb.

20-Mar-

20

are unwine if you permit your sex to be hiliremured into totes anything against your judgment.

20)-

{biar, ARIES

21-Apr. There Is romance in the air. 11 mas

are plenty of things I can't hear smalfer that folks with much ears than I have--and than you have can hear very well.

"Fr instance. I smoke coming out

nex

can't hear

of a chim-

"Nother can 1," sald Knart.

come us an unanticipated surprise. "The Crickets can," said the bringing you great joy,

11-Millewagon Horse, "And they Tulise inok promising today, but can hear the grass growing," proceed with caution. Consider sli

TAURUS (Apr. 11-klay

of a se oportunity before ding..

(MAY

"They can!" exclaimed Knarf

22-Jupe 21J- "Grosz makes lots of noise Tendons continue to ris, but fart and confidence will see you through. when it grows," said the Milk-

Bstore anybody can stop him ** Oh, pleạm, da stop,” he begs Rupert has dodged away from the "thought saw you passing. window and has nin out of the You're just the person 1, need. office." He come back, young Bili and I are in trouble.” “What Rupert,"

alpit the startled again. You are a precious the dwarf in Colistable as he tries to grab him. But The little bear hurries through. pair 1 What ink now 7' And;- the snow towards a familiar figure. How can I help 7.

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