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Here's How to Use The Double Coup

SIDE GLANCES

By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY

THIS is the fourth of a series To articles on trump coups. A double coup is no more com- plicated than a single consp, once you understand the prin- ciple of what you have to do to

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the coup. Briefly, you shorten yourself in trump, so that eventually the opponent withi the long trumpa will have to trump in, and you con overtrump.

In today's hand dicelarer was fortunate to be able to win the opening lead of the six of dia-. monds in dummy with the jack. A heart Was led and the inesse taken. When it held declarer

The Jack of returned spades, East covered with the queen and duminy's king

wun. Now the second heart here was taken, East showing out.

At this point deviater enabed

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the ace of spades North threw away his ace of diamonds.

Now, in order to shorten himself down, declarar ted the five of spades from dummy, West refused to trump, 10 North trumped with the dence. of hearts. His next play the seven of clubs, which he

won in dummy with the are.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1950.

MOMENTS PAGE

By Galbraith YOUR BIRTHDAY.

BY STELLA

COPIL 1950 BT NEA BIRYCE, INC. T. M. RED. U. I. PAT, OFF.

"This H-bomb can wipe out our cities and kill millions- but I see my time is up, so until tomorrow a pleasant day to you all!"

W

BY THE WAY

by Beachcomber

THEN the black-and-red is delivered to General Mul- Dublin, I hope flag of the Dillon Re- cahy in giment of the Irish Brigade somebody will recall the reply of Dillon to Louis XV.

INTELLIGENCE TEST

Academy awards

by T. O. HARE-

The National Academy of Culture (of which maybe you have never heard! decide to make an annual award of a gold medal and a sliver medal. The nominat- ing committed for these awards was composed of five members: Dr. Smug. Sir Franc's Flute, Professor Bottom, Dr. Starveling, and the Hon. Peter Quince.

All were agreed that their own efforts in the cause of culture deserved immediate recognition. The result was that each of the five found himself recommended for the gold medal by one of his four colleagues, and for the silver medal by another one.

For example, Dr. Snug's nominee for the gold medai nominated Professor Boltom for the silver medal, while Snugt's nominee for the silver medal nominated Flute for the gold medal, For the silver medal Quince nominated Dr. Starycling.

Whom did Flute nominate for the gold medal?

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(Solution on this page)

The French King said: "My Irish troops give J710 more entire French trouble than the Army." "The Puemy, aire." said Dition. "

"Invariably

makes the same complaint."

Al Fontenoy, some years affe, wandering through the

while wher village, I came suddenly on the Celtic cross of granite which cominemorates the part played by the Irish Brigade. Dillon's was carried in the battle. If ag you

don't care about this, the tranquil little town of Tournai is unly a few miles away, and if you don't like Tournai, there is Something seriously wrong with

you.

Ruskin and the Rajah

VE seem to be having great WE

difficulty with elephants. Every day read about some enormous beast refusing to cio (what is expected of him. I like very much the explanation of the odd conduct of one monster. He felt lonely because a horse The was on

terms with is away at a cir us,” When that horre returns the elephant wil! be waiting at the station, glindi

ding its eyes with its pow, nd ready to shout, "Ah, there you are!" Rugkin was once entertained in India by a Rajah. The bodise was full, so he was put in an annexe next to the elephant stables. In the morning the Rajah, semem- bering pet complaints of fleas, sold, "I hope you had a good night. Mr Ruskin."" "I was a bit troubled by elephants," re- "You must have brought them with you." said the Rajnh with a laugh.

SKELETON CROSSWORD

CROSSWORD plied Rustin.

CLUES AVRONS

de La Che crew a cartesing

sort of way*

1. Afaterial torm of cu:o.

9. Partly stripped for a jaunt.

10. gnty-coloured bird?

12. Descriptive of one end of a

needli.

13. PINDA

PIROCO

mily

tallo in

14. Removes ta, off the la.

16. If you want to be certain.

don't hesitate so much.

17. It wallowed by anake for

tea!

20. Reward which-

Fi, bould be returned nete, wo

think.

His end u certainly draw

back.

25. The jibe are 18 opposite dire

tice.

20. Wise, they may be, but they're

partir damaging.

27. Ungrammatically spearing this

kay.

CLUEN DOWN

1. It's handy sort of trickery.

3. No kidding 1

4. Unusu

Bud

peremptors

demand for a clear PANASO

(four words).

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10

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6. Adventurous waters

(two words).

J. Love.

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11. Orated with grarity.

14. One light call this

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NANCY

NANGY INVITED

ME OVER---

IT'S HER BIRTHDAY

-A Weenle Bit

YOU MEAN DAT'S ALL WE'RE GONNA EAT?--

I'M HUNGRY

Was he a psychobope?

EV

VERY now and then some- body revives the kira that all men of genius are insane. But today we have our own graceful language for these

Dickens, I gre, was a crclothy

with sado-masochistic tendencies. My own theory is that anyone who thinks that Dickens was a sado-masochistic cyclothyme Is himself an example of quest omniplobe contra-extroversion- ery stultitude or, more briefly, a snithogrobe,

Unusual offer

13

HERE ought to be some pretty brisk bidding for the stomach which a Japanese man wants to sell, His price is

£350, because his stomach

large, and can abnormally accommodate "rat polson, nails. broken glass and needles." A well known gourmet has advanced the opinion that with such a stomach

could even do very well

on what is called food today..

TILTI

IF

SATURDAY, MAY 13

you aro born today, the exact extent of your your success depends entirely upon

determination. The stars own initiative and have given you tremendous inlents, but it is up to you to make the best use of them. If you let yourself be sidetracked by the pleasures of charming person of life, you may end up a

of many minor accomplishments, but a master

nanc

There is a high degree of mysticism and occultism in your make-up. This can either be confusion very helpful or enst you into such

you are that you never know exactly where headed. Learn to une this talent constructively quite n and it can be very helpful. You are

dreamer and must learn to activate your ideas at once or walch someone else put them into production and steal away your chances for material success.

Your emotional nature is strong and you must learn to keep it well under control or it BOITOW. You will bring you heartache and.

the women are very attractivo to members of opposite sex and will have countless admirers. Once you have made your decision, however, you are a loyal and faithful partner for life.

To and what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday atar and rend the corresponding paragraph. Let your birth- day star be your daily guide.

SUNDAY, MAY 14

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan.

your favour, but be somewhat restrained in your enthusiasm.

VIRGO (Aur. 24-Sept. 22)- TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)- Take stock of the credit side of A friendly day in which social 20)-The outlook is generally in the ledger, You can work contacts with others can prove miracles with your talents exciting and invigorating, today.

LIDRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)— a day for relaxation. GEMINI (May 22-June 22)- This is

and Get into the swing of things Stress personal contacts today. Your usual Sunday in- gain pleasure from them. terests have a high appeal just

SCORPIO (Oct, 24-Nov. 22)—

now

(Jan. AQUARIUS

21-Feb. 10)-Pay a visit this afternoon, Plan everything very carefully this morning. Arst.

PISCES (Feb, 26-Mar, 31)— or relatives and Make your plans for the future.

CANCER (June 23-July 23)- Visit friends

In the bring Joy to them by your This is a good "looking ahead" Expand your interests realm of pubile endeavour. You presence. Also, enjoy yourself! day! can make your mark today.

LEO

(July

24-Aug.

23)-- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ARIES (Mar. 22.Apr. 20)--- A fine day for you. Travel, 22)-Be conservative this morn- This day can be a red letter one meet people and enlarge your ing in your commitments. Plan for you if you take advantage sphere of Interest considerably, the balance of the day enrefully. dr social plans offered,

you are born today, your strong likes and dislikes are a key to your personality. Never neutral, the full force of your energy is put to work on a thing, once you are convinced that it is something you want, Your originality of idea and your ability to think up new ways to solve old problems will be of great help to you in your work.

You are most successful when left to your own devices and allowed to work things out in your own way. You dislike being given direc- tion and are not one to give advice to others. However, you know what to suggest-and it asked, you usually have excellent solutions to any problem.

You have a lively sence of the ridiculous and your artistic tastes are paramount, You

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 219- Apply yourself to the job in hand. A fine, day for success if you work at securing it.

GEMINI (May 22-June 22)- All business affairs are well favoured today. Get results from everything you tackle.

love beautiful things and want only the best there . You will go without, rather than take second choice. This goes for people as well as things.

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Discriminating in your friendships, you are devoted and loyal once you have given your word. You have a magnetle personality and onOTTENERET KAPLASTISSOS TANT: often nitruel those who do not interest you to or intellectually. Learn either culturally. eliminate such persons from your life if you are

to find complete and lasting happiness.

To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birth- day star be your daily gukle,

MONDAY, MAY 15

and

AQUARIUS (Jan. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)—

21-Feb. Combine social

business 19)-Keep your eyes open for spheres for good effects. The come new opportunity and you domestic scene should be calm. can make unexpected gains.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.

PISCES (Feb, 20-Mar. 21)-- 23)—Merchandising is favoured

If your

social enrgies are de- Combine business and voted to serious work, expect activities to your advantage.

Properly sales are promising.

ARIES (Mar. 22-Apr. 20)-

productive day.

now.

progress.

You can

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)--Accentuate the positive in

and nutcipate A CANCER (June 23-July 23) all your work Delui work is important. Get considerable galus toward your accomplish more than you expect

il you work things right. your desk cleared for some new objective. and exciting project.

#3)-1

LEO (July 24-Aug. A Javourable day for all objec lives in your main Bue of interest. Be alert to opportuni- nies.

CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS

Solution of yesterday's puzzle.

Solution of Skeleton

Cross-

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 2)— Ane day, especially for rent-Across: 1, Butter up: 8, Noon; word on this page:- estate interests. Good if youa, Once; 11, Odder; 13, Trn; me buying a home, too!

14. Mere; 15. Amid: 17, Prong: LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)—10, Allen; 20, Ostend; 23, Suste; Business affairs should tuke: precedence over everything else 25. Our: 26, Dance; 27, Agony; just now.

Work out details. 20, Chit. Down: 2. Under; 3. Enrages; 4, Rot; 5, Unridden; 9. Gemini; 7, Complex; 30, C.L.D.; 12, Dross; 16, Maniar; 19. Eric; 21, Turn; 22, Dog; 24, Jet.

CHESS PROBLEM

1

By A. MEURS Black, pieces.

White, 11 pieces.

White to play and mate in two.

Solution problem:

1 K-07. I Q-Kt8 (el); I Q-B7 (c) 1 K-B7 (ch).

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INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

FUST, who is shug's Domines fur

Gold, Stedmly Not Soug nimsait, nor Betten (whom Bauri nominee nominates for the Silver Atedal), por

(who nomina uja Quince Starveling for the Buver Medal); por Fitte (Who, 18 norminated for the Gold Medal by Soug's NOULLISES for the liver Bedali.

L. Snug for the Gold

Medal 10

the

Next, who la Nhugʻa nomines for the Silver Medal Not Smug him- self: not Starveling thominated for

Gold Medal); nor Bottom Inominated

by Starvaling); _Dor Pluts (nominated, for the Gold Medai by this nominee).

So Shag' nominee for the Silver Modai 10 quidce; and Quinçe nominates Klute for the Gold Merel

follows that Fiate's nominės for the Gola Medal must be Botion, or Bostem CANNI bo by nominated by himmelt: er

Terveling who pominates him for the Silver Medalli or by Snug, or by Quince

London Ezprasy Zarelos.

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