DAILY CROSSWORD ACROS< 1 Weisiu unit of India 5 F»rs< man t» Culture medium 50 Flutter 11 MeroiU s? 13 Change 14 Spread grass to drv 15 Sphere 17 Before 15 Native of Iowa 20. Criminal 23. To be in contact 27. Fetters 28. Additional 29. Strong ale 30 Thrash 31. Decree 24 Mix 26 Happen again 37. Song birds 3$. Lost color 40. Sun 43. Underworld god 14. Finnish seaport 47. Overhead 49. Covered with glaze 51. Withered 52. Walking >ti> 1: 53. President of Eire 54 Concludes DOU N 1. Diplomacy 2. Monster 3. Praise 4. Part of i 5. Piercing t, oi 6. Fruit i f the palm 7 Affirm t Sheer :2 Fish-eating bir<.ts 1" Sul>su!e K s!'.t Wor shipful i u*>t>r. > iv r'K-c.i *ai particle i;>. Ocddess of nt^ht 20 More superior 21 Eat away 22 in? 24. Speak j". t'rotrhety person _'<j ran or arm . pl> "2. Drinking vessel Business 34. To make happy nr. Youth 'Ji1. Chinese co>" 40. Window frame 41. CVmplv 4? English n> Neman 44 M iha:nme <!an prayer call trstrrdi) * •tnsurr 4~>. StOOp 4o Poi ins 45. Letti-r V 50 Frown wator KFFFSF. TO F.F J RKFD HAVE YOU eve r c Minted up the lumber of •• •< :: ' U-.--ers in your ov. p. band and the Jumajy, .tiul found nr. -inn?.rent way to •tvoid being •. a I: that w ;he case, you have : choice of two alternatives. V ' : y ihead ami play th» ha:: %r 'xgr to what seems to be natural way. and take your licking Or v.n: may study .1 Mt if there isn't some way :.t a i oup. squ-VM* ' lea i-tV.rov.-:r.®r end-play. A _. at percentage of all these plays -are made by de clarer.-; who s- raed to be licked, but r« fuse<5 t^> be. A Q J 4 3 ? A 7 6 2 10 ? "> 4 «£» A A 7 5 A K 10 9 S 9 K <} J f* i 77. ! ' 6 4 !>• L:! 1C ♦ s j- ^ j d J r A K f« 7 -1 2 L i ZQ lo 8 6 o A A 2 V S 3 ♦ A K 0 6 3 2 4> J (Dealer South. Neither side vulnerable.1 South West North East i ♦ 2 <> 2 a $ Pass i * Pass 4 NT P.-.ss " e? Pass i> ♦ Dfcl Ruble North ar.d a v,;:h had a part score of 40. -o tliat i-Diamonds constituted a «ne bid. North's 4-Diamonds eras therefore a mild slam try. South accepted the in vitation by using the Blackwood aventi i.-. .! when his partner s •sponse shew.-d two aces, he was a«-luv f. •• >lam. His thusi | asm foil when ho saw the dummy, | upon West's load of the heirt K. There wore apparently two losers to be disposed of in tint suit, and no way to dispose of them. A bit of study showed South a method. After taking: the first trick with dummy's heart A. he led the spade Q. covered by the K and A. settled the trumps with two rounds, and realized that East was almost surely out of red cards, since West figured t ■ have a five-card heart suit. If this was i so he could make his contract, by j stripping his two hands of black : cards. So he played to the club A, rtuTed the spade 3. ruffed the club J in dummy, then led the spade 4. discarding the heart 5. East. of ; course, had to win the spade, and ! it was his lead. With only black | cards, of which South had none. J (>•> returned a club. Declarer threw ■ hi<* last heart on ir ind trumped in the dummy, so that ho had no more losers and made his contract. * * * Tomorrow's Problem *K Q V A J 9 4 3 ♦ K T 5 4 *9 4 A 10 7 4 A J 9 6 3 ¥ 1 10 S 5 'V* . V 7 G - £ ^ ♦ A J 10 2 ♦ & c AQ 7 r, A A J 5 3 — ♦ A 8 5 2 ¥K ♦ Q * 6 3 A X 10 S 2 (Dealer' South. Neither sido j vulnerable.) VV hat is the principal reason j why South should not bid 2-Xo > Trui.ips oa this dtal. afur North's ! 1-Heart ? -V. F e 1 LiJ . i. :.-' i • : - Syndicate. Inc. /to*K viUMSKUtV <*>£ 3dc< "ro ' V eCT O-l —H= ^ C= -THE = »'-» I DEE^S. JSCA-- DCELSi A NEST V71TM LITTLE DOWM AN^ "TUirr^ _r^T H!S S!U_ STAND ? /V.R.S EL2X N WSCR?£i EaiE. pa. DEAR. riCAM = -SHOULD A*iY attention be: arrest- ' ED RD2. STEAL.INC A SLance. at a Police WOMAN 7 u'f cr~> • <5 A KELEir* I _ SAM JQ3C., CALir. "youc Action To noam • fcvv-l lwmmvL> ^4 Al> up j NN!T// /A Do \'MS D=.AP- NOAK— SHOULD i WANS UP A GOOSE. TO P'C< HEK. DOWN "? v" ^E.^3ES " &OVVE>S_EL, S.pAX. DSACE NCPH = IF ONiE. DR.] r *C3 ENCU SM OF KO-ST/f.ecH 3 EL El WILL I"1" KE5HP HIM FROM BSCOMIN ^ STIFF "? "AolE E. olsc;-, SnS glECfi CAI-'F. ► To-, rt" ;K; <Zf'ZZE Of rpis PArCO /HOAH NUMSWM, 11-15 j pELAF?- NC/" H » DCE5 AM feLELPMA^n- ELVE.R- FIND /ACTUS IN h!S TeUNK ? (NU»3 FA'." VAUSEOK,OMIO. OEA?. NOAM- 13 A TAWE DUCK E7V\3AR.RASSE£.D | BECAUc32. M1S» RANTS /AEE DC "-'M 7 A.F.EF'fc: "?OET, M C. DEAR NCAH^OID TriE. WATCH STOP BEC'JSE ITS FAOEE AND HAND" VyERE COVERED WITH Tl<_. :T? ''nUMA FAN* Scov<e eoj TO PAC /r VOW/), / DE/^ f.OAM - '/A STOKEie. ri THE FUR.NACE Rcc.// //^<tr |HIS SMCKE STACK "7 C.. V.IL.'/AN W:'-v"-^ToM , 5£L D=A<S M-.AM=ip A /VAT* ;s-T His Itoupse/N A WIND 3~RDR.M, V/r yi_D THAI 3E A MAi!^.— ElAiStK^" E1V^n~! ? MASON SATTOM ; SAM QOSE.CALIF PQSTCAtP /» N1M03 NO-! IC—1 -ro^Ay" THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE 'POPEWE, <SPEAK to MEi IT'6 MY FAULT THAT VOU 60T 6H0TJ TELL ME, 16 THERE AWVTHIW& I CAM (JDO FOR VOL! ? -- ( Ok AW, MR. I ' Air-Condi !i.~ / WEH. I WAN' ('PLUG UP ME i V HOLES, IFF' \ DRAFT J— cc 5&' m k 11-15 / } n 3LONDIE Beziflered HI. 8 Paten Otlloe Stop Asserting Yourself! By Chic Yo THE OLD HOME TOWN <W) By STANLEY sJPys.A- y\ sV^ u xj/St^x ten* *?&«> fe®)^ LIZZIE W/NOHAM SIN<&/N<& "TEACHER IF THATS WHAT YOU CALL CENTRAUZiMO INDUSTRY- - )MrOR DE-CENTi?AUZlM^ f/7 --ITS JUST / ANOTAER 7 racket t<> t BE SQUELCHED;/ SCRAP BOOK By R. 1 SCOTT P. ••••ered U •• U!>icc , . , v..- • [iypoFu NCTiOM \ oF *fvlE Akterior. LoBE. oF "Tt^E pj-Tui-fA-fiV J ^L/VMp Produces dwarfism, wUlLE ttyPERSECRE'TlOK or -the Lobe. PRODLidfcL^ ^lANTS wi-fH l^r<;e PROTRUDING viAotfS i/ACK £A«1£ 3 FEET, hHCf/ES, AHO MM OR. MiTk, ( FooT, K tHcHE$ -il-k citiNEa ARE. CREOlfEO w I1K "THE. ? fifcSf u$l > >F SPECKLES ^ 6 CLHtuty 0.c. ? 11-15" _ s •A iU/wy A<L<Ll ALLY RUMS SEVERAL FEET ALoN^ "ft^E WA<Efc BEFORE 115 FLAPPlKq W\Sc^S CAM. l_lFT l<^ BOD/ iHfo <He /klfc r io*n in i Cvfw4w»*t» Ir> EJTAKEn NO "CGL'Mo MrZ.T/MrONS I n=. allV have Mr had C'JoM EXPERIENCE IN _■ -=TO HANDLE THIS WKSLOSM r—-^' COLU MM, I 2=ALLV.' =,,** Regnrtrcd U J Parent NONSENSEYOU'VE DONE A Gf2ANOJ06 SO FAR / CONGRATULATIONS, MISS KETT." THE ADMlOE^OU GAVE THATVOUNG COUPLE IM YOUR LAST" ARTICLE WAS GI2EAT I'VE (SOT" A CONFESSION TO •MAKE - MV MOTHER ANSWERED THE PEAL TOUGH QUESTIONS." /FTHESES ANV CREDIT DUE, IT BELONGS TO HER. " THE GUMPS- ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL—BOOM!

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