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JACOBY ON BRIDGE

Advice Changes As Time Goes By

By: OSWALD JACOBY

TULERE was a time when

good bridge player was ad- vised not to reopen the bidding when the opponents had stopped below game. There was always the risk, ran the old advice, of riving the opponents a second chance to bid their game,

Nowadays the advice all runs in the opposite direction. If the opponents fail to bid a game, they almost surely cannot make one. Honce the good 'bridge player is advised to roopen the bidding, even when he has fairly weak harid,

+

U

bid in

When the reopening gracke on a really good hand, however, the reopener must and way to show his truo strength. As we see in today's hand, this can be done by North of a jump bid. naturally raises, and South pro- deeda'on to game.

medna

West opens the king of hearta holding the trick, and then shifts to the queen of clubs. The game is now not very easy to make, since it would be very simple to lose a heart, two din- and a club by routine

monda play.

If Bouth plays the hand cor rectly, he develops his tenth tick in a rether unusual way

and

WEST (D)

44

AKJ53

QJ 108

KJ4

NORTH

AKJO

10984

#002

4A42

BAST 432

762

SOUTH

• 10087

◆K973

AAQ 108785

#AQJ

Both sides vul.

Wast North East Spath

1

Pasa

Pass

24

Pasa

Pass

Pax 34 Pan

Page

Opening lead-❤ K

in a rather unimal wait After winning the second trick South with the ace of dubs, maast lead a heart from dummy and discard a club from his band.

West wins with the jack of hearts and returns a club, but South can ruff. Thus far, South has merely given the enemy 'a beart trick in exchange for thợ club that they otherwise would have taken.

Declarer continues by leading two rounds of trumps, ending in the dummy, and now Dă other heart to bed. Once more South discards instead of ruff-

West can win the trick- with the ace of hearts, but now dummy's lost heart is

eztab lished. Nothing can stop des clarer from getting to dummy with a trump to cash the last heart and discard his last losing diamond.

YOUR BIRTHDAY....... 3y STELLA

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29

today, you have an excep. slow to suit you. Let that happen, tionally strong will, Postlive in a A you are just the one to stir up what you want, and aggressive in some good, excitement. Although getting it, you will let no one stand you have a lot of nervous energy,

11 can prove important to the. kimate uliment of your ambi- Biona

in your way. Just make sure that your physique is not as strong as what you are, nghting for a well it might be. Goard your health, for worth the battle. Save your battling energies for the big things that coma Into your life: the important decisions, the first for an ideal and the right to get what is your due.

You are something of a strategist; you love to analyan a problem and figure out how it can be solved most quickly and easily. This is one of the gifts of an executive and you! should make use of the talent in all you do. You enjoy excitement and ony kind of acflytty—and ean get very bored; indeed, if things are too

Among thone barn on this date nre: Lord Nelson, navel hero; Charios Calvert, 3rd Lord Baltimore: David Murray Hoffroan, jurist; Gene AuŠTY, fitm

Billy

Bevan, comedian: Thɔphia P Romitar. artist,

star:

To and what the stars have - In store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corres- ponding paragraph, Let your birth- day star bo your dally gülde.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

LIBRA (Bept. 24-Oct. This can prove a powerful working day-one when you can accompilah, mich and make tip for lost time.

ACORPIO

(Oct. 24-Nov #2) Everything, is fine except the realm of romance, De diplomatie if you don't want to mart on argument.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)— End of the, monta and lights have turned green for you again! Make up for lost time today. Get going!

CAPRICORN (Dec, 23-Jan. 29)-- All the arts are favoured-except the art of love Romanon i de finitely not à, good idea, just now,

CROSSWORD

10

20

Pa $25

13

29

Across

1. Steamship tiekota.

(8)

9. It may make up friendship. (5)

11. Dilute without Dinah. (4)

13. Speed the answer, (4)

13. Ateer into a mix-up. (5)

19. This makes a short cut (4)

15. The passive verb in Saturday.

(3)

10. Highness makes a noses with

the middle out. (4)

18. Never troubles a rolling stone.

(0)

19. O. Hiram, makes the fabrio

(3) 21. Won to reverse.

4. Imitate at the zoo, (3)

20, 17ibune without a centre, 401 28. Thanks from a chilia tu tho

nappera 7 (4)

29. Bilo without me. (4)

so. Tusso go to the right in the

Army march past."(4) 91. Some fell by the waysidia in dise

old story. (6)

Down

CARD Sense up and it's not meant

Q-With both sides vulner- able, the bidding has been; North East Bouth Went

1 Dmd. Pass

You, South, hold: Spades K- J-5-3-2, Hearts Q-J-8, Diamonds Q-8, Clubs K-9-8. What do you

Doublo Redbl. 1 Hoart Pase

7

dot

A--Bld one spade, The. hand

rudely

2. Thoss must be cleared before You start a lot of bufiding, (5) 8. Ireland la noted for it.. (4) 4. Scotland le noted for them, (2) 6. Cata' eyes do, in the dark. (5) 6. Travellers going north know it.

(0)

7. This surely doesn't mean he ja

the boy to be trodden on | G

B. But these are things to ba

trodden on (5)

10. A, ma a little shorter than

Marion P. (5)"

17. Batines-the sosta are turned.

(0)

19. The captain's helper, (4) ....

29. It's just impossible that it ca

t be there, s

21. Annar the two enda of a mun.

is a trifle strong for a bid of one, no-trump, the only alber roasussable chélce. If North has || PUNUA

opened the barest possible mini-

NUOLA

BASCE

по

mum, he will pass, since your bid is not forcing. In that esse, however, you will have game.

· TODAY'S QUESTION

The bidding is the same as In -the question just answered. You, South, hold: Spades K-J-6-2, Hearts 8-5, Diamonds Q-7-9,

Clubs, A-Q-8-2, What do you dot

Answer TomorrOW

DUMB-BELLS

TÑO, MWISH

TO PAY CASH;

Revierdaw's solution

25. Marias

苣r

AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Web. 19) You need to be cautious on the domestic frant. Don't let it be suid that you started the argument.

PISCES (Feb 20-Mar 20) Your cherry is high and you can

work done at the office. got a lot But don't try to push romance!

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20) ---- Skies are smiling again. Just Leep your mind on your job, though, and don't try to mix business and pleasure.

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)- This is a day that can definitsky count on the plus side of the ledger. Make up for any time you have lost lately.

سراج

GEMINI (Bay 22-J120 One of those days when you may have to make a real effort to decide between pleasure and duty, De practical.

CANCER (tho 21-July

Int widom Just

and practical cozon BODRO replace impulen and you will find everything works out imoothly.

....

**

MANSENSE-

Berets for Autumn

B Paris.

ERETS are autumn's top millinery fashion from

You can wear them forwards, sideways, or on the back of the head like "French artists, according your age and features. They come in so many colours that you can match them to nintost any coat, or, suit, And best of all-they are so cheap that you can afford to buy two or three for the price of one hat

This Paris-inspired model has a sophisticated forward tilt that makes it smurt enough "for" town wearet!

---(London Express Service).

Music Checks Juvenile

Delinquency

Los Angeles things, an HILDREN WHO learn to emotions." CHILLE

play a musical instrument don't become juvenile deln quents, according to Dr. Hazel

LEO (July 24-ANE. 213 Love and romance are under Nohavec Morgan, music educator cloud, so be very mentul you do not get into

an argument. Even compromise to avoid It

ستودع

VIRGO (ANE. 24-Sept. Work aspects are good, but you may need to be diplomade when it corries to dealing with them at the office.

who taught this summer at the University of California at: Lon Angeles.

Musical!

outlet: for

pleasure and not pain, Morgan belleves

The Snobbery Has Quite Gone-In Pearl Business

By VENETIA MURRAY

atrado on- own and ambition Is that my soma skall London,. Toth for two trades

HERE is a boom in the don't try to copy the real not go into the busines. IST at much too hard work---1 fell an old man as 33 through-a-life in the boats come wind," and rain,

that once were closely con nected pearls and oysters.

goods;

The Americana and the Sweder

Like their pearls dead white,

The English Uke, theirs ivory

and winter, pulling on nembru

Tho byster barinose is sinking fast. "In the old days”. MAJ Mir Francis, "we eraployed hundred men, Insa season. Now,

The white beads of summer, coloured and won't buy a passing accessory of brown cream. shoulders and strapless cotton The Australians go overboard dresses, are past away until next for fancy colours and never more than 16 Can't

season's stun.

And the Americans: seem to the labour, And. When

And

pearls, the English have the amallest necks in the 'Boy the flahery sold more woman's ・ Lavourite standby world." Their necklaces have to a million cystars a year- now it thres hundred the warm winter, jewels that be 17in. long, whereas avery, In more lika look so well on Jermyn and one clas "takes-124" thick tweed suits, came into + their own again.

time oysters

''PEARLY? 'NO::

thousand."

A Emil 'chide of coal placed

At the same

ABOUT OYSTERS (reat, Household Hints reappear, on the gastronomie * of course); The Colchester (super tax level) scene. Ten oysters, according to Me Jack days ago the official season Franola, 2 forem of the in the refrigenator) will help opened In Colchester for the Colchester fishery are the most eliminate unpleasant odenis most expensive delicacy in the aristocratic in the business fish business.

they go back in a direct line to scatter rugs have a t Today the pourland the the oysters the Romans put deney to curl up vect oyster have gone their separate down, and not a single foreign them, on both sidon ways. And along the two cyster has been allowed in the a thin coat of white so divergent tracks. I followed their beds since,

the underside, | trails.

This is what I learned

PINKY? NO

★ ABOUT PEARLS (artificial,

of course).

English pearls often start Life in a' small workshop in Golders Green, London. They are made from....solld ginas bonds with a hole through the middle. They are whisked off to Northern Ireland and stuck on the end of ordinary pins to be dipped and dyed by hand.

י

the

But it is not at all'a pearly life being an oysterman.

To ro-crisp ready

ematy "My father and grandfather coresis, and ancestors for generations | amount; "into" a «shallow

been oystermen," pan, and heat in a 'zriod back have said Mr Francis, "and my one over for a Dów ministöis,"

P

The Greek Way With

Spaghetti

** Next "make the sauce,

DASTITSIO is a spaghetti the ment, add eisten "riargarios |· A "pearl" necklace takes four dish from Greece. For until mask is cooked.

week to make and passes three to four people you butter in the pan, add flour, mix through the hands of

12 need

to a smooth paste,' gradually add different girls. Over a million

warmed necklaces are turned out each 11b, spaghetti; tozs, butter (or aave to cook for about* #ye week by one firm alone.

margaring);, koži, grated, cheese;" It is no come-down these alb, minced meat; 1 onion, or minutes then add two cars – TOOK

sgain, then add most of" days to switch from real tomatoes. For the sauce, Roze, maring Cheese, artificial penifs-as, did flour: 2028, margarine; 3 eggs;

half the Put Tylllwood, - sales manager- of a la pint milk. A

| ́apaghetti in viha large pearl manufacturing Arm Cook spaghetti in bolling salt- bottom of a roof dish; pla

"Twenty years ago," he said, od water, drain it and return to the minced mest on toby his "I would have been embarrassed mucoperi

Mix in butter, and with the rest) of the 25"

Sprinde: | to have dialingi, with artificial half the cheese. Try onion

grated disse:con

be stud. But those days it is thinly sliced, add minced mowy be in moderate ove Dy | different the mobbery, "Has chopped tomatoes,

"There is nothing worse," she emphasises, "than parents who push ‚a": child: with "Music calaricen A child's talent into a full-scale pro= feeling of belonging,” she says, grumma of formal lessons--and "It gives him, among other enforced practice sessions"

BOYS' AND

AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

Chirpie's Beach Plans.

--Charlie Sea Gull Asked Him Down for the Dayane

By MAX TRELL

THIRPIE Sparrow came to the window sill for his morning

This was somewhat harder to explain than the peasbora.

bread crumbs and, as usual, the ocean waves up and down

and Hand, the shadow children with the turned-about names, were there to greet him,

"Good morning. Chirple!" Knart sald

"Good morning, Chirple dear, said Hanid.

When You're Hungry After eating three erumbs,

Kaart said: "Waves are when

because the water fan't smooth."

said Chirple, "Waves are when it waves?"..

"Yes," said Knart."Waves are like little hills of' water,

Water hills that bob up and down."-

.4

"What makes them do that?”. Chirple wanted to know.

Neither

Hanid Knarf nor four

the water Chirpio Anally said, could answer why

or waves bobbed-up

and

or

"Ah, good morning to you. I'm ho invited you to the sea-

sorry I couldn't answer sooner. It's hard to say good morning

without unything

YOUT stomach, I mean hungry.

But I feel fine now. And it is a good morning, isn't

112

and a

shilling.

25. Do this

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YOU

погл. (days. (3)

37, Bwing

1

CHESS PROBLEM

BY L NEUMANN * Black, 10' DINOBRZ

Chirple Sparrow met Charlie

Sea Gull by the river.

*

sald "Sparrows can't swim,"

Ther Chirple?" Hanid finally Hand. "Seagulls can.

float on top of the water like

when Fan Sea Gull,”

said Chirpio, when they're' far, away from

friend

of mine, stucks That's how they rest But sparrows' can't do the river. He said he lied the that it RITO

He acked Chirple finished his bread crumbs. Then he said good-bye to. Knart and Hanid.

By

"I met him yesterday down by

Knart and Hanid, after agree. ocean much better. ing that it was a very fine 'the If I didn't want to morning indeed, asked Chirpie down with him today and spend where he was going after he the day at the seashore. I said finished breakfast,

I would. Did I do, wrong?”

"Sea Gulls, Float

remember

all you told me about the seashore, and the ocean," he said. "I won't fy out "Well," said Chirple, "I've

won't go in swims been invited down to the `sen-

100 ml just walks up and ming stora I'm just wondering """Oh no,” sula Hanid. You'll down along the beach whether I ought to go."

enjoy seeing the ocean⠀⠀ very watch the waves.” - much. But I don't think you And away he flow, down to "Of course you should," Hanld ought to go swimming in it or the river to meet his good said. "It's lovely down at the anything like that "

friend Charlie Sea Gull who shore with the waves and the Not" said Chirpie. "Why was going to take him....... dow sandy beach and the shells and not?” kata everything "ga

Ah Jos, said Chirple, had never been to the soushoto In his like, "I forgot about those things. But Isn't it a bit wet?" «The Ocean, ls Wet

who

they call it the oceant

to the posthares.

Rupert and Niagara 18

quita "gone." "Artifcial: Jewellery pepper. Use no water to cook

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