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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER

1954.

BY

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commenter a leading Jockey. Pharubulla is a stream- food,

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of the 'nuse Planning Connitice In evolved the plat sand. It was only a suggestion. for camouflage pimpt sen

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who NOTE about u "played the violin execrab- ly" at a party suggests a pons- Ible explanation. He may have In the position of the iratsiya) - Junking fellow to whom a hosters sald, for want of any- "Do thing more sensible to say, you play

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By OSWALD JAVOBY

FOR tricks that are vain

and

ways that are dark, some bridge players are pecullar. At least that's the wuy the

de. Fenders felt when today's hand was played by my associate, Alfred Sheinwold,

a recent Tournament.

●JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Expert Shows His Tricky Methods

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East begun the trickery with his opening bl of two dia- monds. This was meant to be a

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who experts

favour the weak two-bid usually careful to have strength in the sult and outside.

wero with

ir East': dinimonda headed by ace-queen-ten, perhaps a queen or so outside, there would be some Logle to the bid

North's bidding continued the dark ways. He was certainly justiñed in backling his major sulls, but he should

have bid four

three spodes uver trump. It was a cinch that South had more than a singleton spade that the hond would play unct safely at four spades. There was no such safety ui three 10- trump.

opened West naturally

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)- You can and this month on an optimistir naše. Things should go well with you. Happy Nme Yourl

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)— Your plans for this evening should

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After his tricky play at the first trick, Sheinwold led the nine of spades. West played low, dummy ducked,

did and East. This was correct play on the part of the defenders. De- clarer led another spade und finessect the eight, losing to East's queen.

As expected, East led another diamond, whereupon Shelnwold produced the nine of diamonds to win the trick. While East mumbled something explosive and uncomplimentary, South led a heart to force an entry to the dummy. There was now no way to stop declarer from winning 10 tricks: Ove spades, heart, three diamonds, and à club.

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BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

An Unwise Man in Green

-He Jumped in a Bramble Bush to Get Wise!--

By MAX TRELL

NARF

Khadow-children

to another door which led out

into another garden.

A

מבנזן

Hanid, the Here they came on

with the dressed in a bright green suit turned-about names, had crept The suit was ell torn and inside the Mother Goose Book. covered with patches in different This is how they did it.

colours.

He wore big, horn- They squeezed through the rimmed

spectacles. little door that led them behind much bigger than he was reading out of an enormous the bookcase. and here they found all the books with little

book

Was

Every time he had to gardens and gates, exactly like turn a page, he had to get up pretty houses. in front of each and push with all his might. of the houses was a siga read- He was just pushing one of Ing, Mother Goose Book, Alice the pages when Knarf und

Wonderland Robinson Hanid came up to him." Crusoe, and so on.

"Hello," said Kmart. "Good evening,"

2" replied man in bright green sult. "Oh, It Isn't evening.

the

Entering A Book

the

"It's

Д

sun

is

Knart and Hunld went into daytime," said Hand with

one marked Mother Goose laugh. "Look the Book,

shining!"

It was like being Inside a big house. They walked through a long hallway and down a fight of stairs and then they came

CHESS PROBLEM

By E. ZAKON Black, 3 pieces,

of he

Now see what happens if South wins the first trick with the nine of diamonds, exposing the true situation in that sult. When East wins the queETI spades, two tricks later, shifts to the jack of clubs, South must duck, and the ten of clubs

led, South ducks

again, whereupon West overtakes with the queen of clubs to lend the jack of hearts.

is

•CARD Sense?":

HEA

Pipe

Q-With neither side vulner.

West

to exactly as planned. Have a good able, the bidding has been:

time and enjoy yourself, socially.

PISCES

(Feb. 20-MEAT,

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You can have just about anything you want, right now. The old year

About in ne style.

(Afar, 21-Apr. R03- Tails in the evening when you could wish un that storl And then antelpale Tour wish coming true ail at once.

TABRUS (Apr. 21-May 21)-- Thur could be your luckiest day of the old year! See that something 3011 want in pmuts by nigivifall.

North

Exst

1 Spado Clubs Double

South

Poss

White, 5 pieces. White to play: mate in three. Paas Solution to yesterday's

problem: 1, K-Kt3, any: 2, R, or P (Kt, ch, or đôi ch) mates.

-། You, South, hold: Spades 8-2, Hearts 9-7-3, Diamonds 8-7-2, Clubs K-3-10-5-3. What do you do?

A--Pam. You are delighted to

FIRMING (May 12-Juna 11) have the chance to defend

Excellent aspects for the beginning against a doubled club contract.

of Hie Now Year. Take time out

celebrating, to give thanks,

__CANCELL

(June 22-July

Creative idea are in unvellens is pect w, it you have an kompletion

today, be Bure

instantly.

Note that your hand was not worth an immediate double over two clubs since there was

no

to act upon it point in driving the enemy out

GEO (July IL-ADR

of the only contract that YOU

11) liked and. 41. the, sexine. Line,

This is a rather neutrst day, Pa-

haps you are going to be very busy making your,« perfner; wonder

and you're overtized. Keep femper | whether or not your hand was.

wetander contrc.

NEVIRGON (ALERS 16-246 25ood for anything else,

The oki year is ending faYONNOIS

with aspoets for the how your that Kry Auricious obiective.

your, major

(Dept. 26-0rk 23 Jan The co-operativa" with offery and you

} TODAY'S QUESTION.

The bidding is the same as in

baft find that you seu tably endoy- the question“just answered. You, ing yourselft ind, having, ÁMK - | South, hold: Spades · 9-8-8-2, Trời còn hai bạn đo on Hinh on Da Diamoni Cl sley warly what you want, de 7-8-37 Cruba nobe. What do you

for new year lo

Surprising Discovery

At this, the man blinked up at the sun and said: "Dear me, you're quite right."

"What are you reading in that big book?" Knart asked.

"It's a book of rules," the man said. "For instance, suppose you want to become wise...

go

The man

school," said

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The Shadows went into house marked Mother Goose

Book.

Knarf or Hanid could stop him, the man in the bright green suit jumped right in the middle of the bramble bush.

Knarf and Hanid pulled him out. He was all full of scratches. There were more tears in his beautiful green muit, but worst of all, his horn-rimmed spectacles had come off.

the With his spectacles off, poor man couldn't see very well. "That wasn't very wise," said Knarf, "to lose your spectacles." But the man in the green suit shook his head. said: "Please turn to page 27 in "That isn't what the book says, the big book you'll find the rule Here, I'll show you. It's on that tells you what to page 20."

With many grunts of ugh-ugh, the man pushed the pages over until he reached page 20.

"Ah, there's the rule!" he ex- claimed, pointing at the page.

Knart and Hanid looked over his shoulder,

do

12

this case"

A Nice Compliment

But Knarf and Hanid didn't bother looking in the book.

Knarf simply got the hom-

spectacles rimmed

off

the There in big thorns, put them on the man's letters, they read: "To be wise, noso and-"My goodness! I con

Jump in a bramble bush!"

"I don't see how that can make you wise!" Hanid said,

"I just show you," sald the man.

Ece as well as ever againt I do think you two are wiser than my book!"

Then he reached in his pocket and gave them each a stick of As It happened, there, was candy. It was the wisest thing bramble bush growing on the he could have done, and the other side of the garden. Before nicest

Rupert and the Magic Ball-8

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