CREW HAIRCUT FOR
MULES RECOMMENDEE
C.'ûcco Statu!'. Raleigh. \pn! if!
Λ i.j.ile ne-nls a "crow" hairri:
.or hot \wa!l:oi work. according !■
Negro Farm Agent Τ Π. Williamsoi
.if Ca-ivvt'H county, who said tha
his {'lit had been effectively de
non-:: ,:!ed i n the Onza Gwynr
'arm.
Gwynn's two lonç-haired mule
lad slowed lown c nsiderably b ·
•aii-e ■ ! ' ic h·· t The county asen
VP·' ■ *h · an.t· a!> fio-n tail to n<\»<
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STATE
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1 BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
~Th· Authority on Authorities"
«'<>'« Ν Γ ·>1 ΙίΙ\<. KIDIHN<·
EVEN WHEN your own aide
loing no bidding. HnJ you hue r
problem of deriding what :s tt
hest fitting ilr« laratmn. it pays
lo careful rani counting As vi
listen to the opponon's' calls m
can often figure out just ihni
the lergths of their respect.·
suits Often the informa-, η fro
that sort of figuring in «·· : \
the only defense which ·■ ι ■ · — <■
'i.t Hnne if defeating '
( Pt l:t
nerable
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West laid down his heart A, so
ill! j· ' I It λ a· ·· η :
as he later explained tlw !· ul
When he sa ν ti.'Se six c'a:':···' ;·*
in the dummy he recalled that
Stt':: h had supported the ;-..:t
somewhere al ng during the I !
ding Such being the case. South
'aid almost surely have 'tree
■ ι: .s of the suit, and East v. ;d 1
blank He therefore led his dia
1 J anil East ruffe·I it
' .. 1 hatln't switched to that
.ι·ι · I !·μι! th y could h.nt
tr:.ι !«· an extra trick." mid Wfflt,
bvt. usly f ither pleased with
Κ ι.·· .Ιι,Ι nut agree W.st h i.)
anything tin·· Why .11.in t
\ ι I,M·! .1 diamond «t fir.-t. in
stead (if vour ac·· > f heart.·» * he
qurnod Then ifti r trumping the
ti·.-' diamond. I would have put
>••11 haok in th·· 1>·.ι.| with a heart
to your ac·· .«η·ί ι second diamond
woul'l haw si von nu· a .«οι-ηη·!
ruff, heat:;
What
would wat
the tint
had
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. .i West V · .
,· to lea·! riEht i η t ■
ong side suit, which
I re bid ?"
• : East S. "It h
.-ait. after it ha.'
)wed that they had
ι· .. in it. possibly
: ι i.l my shortag·
.·: a singleton md
\ .m,I should hast
• un ruff and U·1
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North. North-S itf
- : he key principle of hi t
h should determine th«
■ r.ict cn this deal ?
Distrib·.
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How s lour 1. y.i :
. ;.ns\vor sewn of these ·■
ti« iis Turn to Page f« >ur £
•"rrect answers. r
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.· :.. · Κ ι υ\ W ... 13. - ,
.. : ' · : \ - ι ;
. bv Secretary Patterson to "
7. Which State
k· ; al Han
·. ni !iu-iiiiri'ir>
AVERAGE AGE OF
POPULATION HIGH
c
the last few decades
,ι- after
i lit.' aii·!! U (Γ. the population sincc ι
1900 is ci>« strikingly noticeable in
,· -: ite- 1·; lDnu there
were l! States m which the median I
• <■ ; >·: ' w a.- under 20
,· . imo · S: 'te in the
: - y ut;!: il population.
Op, viewing tins situation from υ ν-1
■ ther angle, in 1900 there was not a
s et·. S'ate πι \vh. it the median'
ni Ά· ι years, but in 1 94n
t t :v ,·. t-re 18 States η this cate
U' ·ι y
• ' .· - iiT.i île \ .iriat.i η i< recorded
fi r ltirin idual States and for geo
graphic divisions of the country, with
the most rapid aging of the copula·
t un t ikiîu place > the area between
tin Mnsi.-'sippi π et and the Roekv
Me ntuins. The West North Central
States recorded the 1 îrgest increase
in tiie median a.m namely 7.y years
Increases i η individual States, as giv -
en by the statisticians- are:
"Missouri in the lead with 8.7
years; followed by Florida, Kansas,
Nebraska, and Texas, all of which
'aged' mure than 8 years between
1900 and 1940 At the uther end
of the scale is Arizona whose popu
lati in has retained its youth, the me
dian a:?e in that State having in
reased only 1.2 years in four dec
ades."
Little chance is reported in the
relative positi'i <f the several gc<>
pranhi" divisions :·< to median "?i
since the turn of the century. The
Northeastern and the Pacific State.,
had tiie oldest populations both ir
1900 and in 1940, nnd the Southern
Slates the youngest, while the lasl
census credits South Carolina wit!"
the youngest population in the cr ι
ι try and California with the oldes
the median ages for the two State:
beinf 2? 2 yerrs and 33.0 years re
spectively.
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