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— A good omen for England in the fourth cricket test match against South Africa opening at Leeds Saturday was today's per- formanee of the Mlddlesex twins‘, Bill Edrioh and Denis Compton, who figured in a brilliant third- wicket stand of 211 runs against

Edrich batted on after losing Compton and made 267 not out to record the highest individual post-war score in Britain. Comp- ton completed 2,000 runs for the season-a figure Edrich passed (a few days ago.

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blue-black hair swept upas just exactly the fight angle tr, meet the‘ silly, engaging little hat, her gray |eyes, with them thick black lashes ‘were s, little scared, but she made lherself smile and that wiped out, the fear. She nodded. a little re- lieved that the reflection did her so much credit, and took a cer/tain amount of composure from the thought as the elevator descended and she steplfid intc it.

The city room had not changed a scrap she told herself happily and sniffed dellghtedly at me well-

reuiembered smell of ink and glue, and typewriter carbon and cig-|

arette smoke rad a thousand other ingredients that all added their huh of the “newspaper officO smell."

Half s. dozen coatless men sat draped at typewriters; the news tickers talked in muted tones and a bored re-wnie man sat listening.

A man glanred up at Ann, looked pleased at the sight of her and al-

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remove the cigarette from his ‘mouth and stand up, almost, but. not quite. He rememberuPjust in time and mEIP-Ay looked at her in- qulringly-and with initcwst.

’ "Tracy DTIQUOII?" he repeated her question and jerked a thumb towards a corner where a man sat at a battered desk. two or three telephones before him, a mass of untidy papers oiled up in front of him. "Over there."

As Ann neared the desk where Tracy Driscoh sat, one oi the tele- phones barked at him and he snatched it up. A moment laler he was roaflng furiously, “What- the blankely-Falanlc, double-starred in- fernal so-and-so do you mean you can't get it’). .So he'll kick you downstairs and we'll sue hnn ‘—and it'll be an even better story -so what? . Look, - Hayden, either get the story, or get your check at the casluefs ‘vzndowi is that clear?"

l-le banged the telephone down without waiting for the man to answer. and Ann stared at him. wide eyed. As though he felt her

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Profuse signalling to show high cards is 110i- a good idea in most dell-s. but it becomes downright Hbwrd in 81ml. a ease as the following:

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The bidlng was "unscientific," but the Slim: contract might have been reached through different op- proaches, South's abrupt leap to five diamonds was not illogical, and North could not be blamed for getting ambltous. Contrary to a stall-widespread misconception, fhei jump to five diamonds was not “game closing" I

West decided to lay down the, ace of clubs, which was foriunatey for the declarer. Then, concluding —from East's follow-suit play of the club eight-that East might; have the club king. Wes‘. led his second card ‘in the suit.

Declarer won with the club king and ran off tfve rounds of trumps. hoping to acquire some znforrnab, ion from the opponents‘ dIsmrding. A spade and a heart were thrown from dummy - and Souths hopes: were spectacularly reallred when: East with an air c-f the utmost con- fldence, bang-o down the heart! jack. no doubt to reassure his

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eyes were green fire. blazing with anger. and his thick dark red hair stood on end as though he had l habit of runnmg restless, angry fingers through it.

His eyes_ swept Ann from the top of her shinning head to the tips of the neat brown brougues, and he didn't seem at. all imprras- e41 He only growled, "Society De- partment on the next floor," and went back to reading covy-

"l know." Ann told him Emily. “I'm not look-rig for the Society Department - I'm looking for you. I'm Ami CNWUTL"

The big. redmeaded, green-eyed. angry young man looked up at her again, and as his eyes swept over her once more he drawlcd sweetly, "$0 you're Aim Clayton! Do telll _l.s that information supposed to bowl me ovei?"

"l don't iuww." Ann's voice matched his for sweetness tipped with venom and the glint in her eyes had deepened, "Do you bowl easily? I hop»- not, for if I'm 3°- lng to work here-—"

"If you're going to work here,‘ ‘he cut i-n heath. "Which. of (nurse, you're notr-"

"Oh. but I sm. Mr. Dflscoll," she told him sweetly, giving him her very best snnle, whose effect was

mewhni spoiled by the fury in i}; eyes. "It sayg so in the sales contract. Remember?"

Tracy sat uect with M startled look in his eyes that only deepened their an!"-

"Qh, g0 yours the girl Jerome told me about." he burst out. obvi- mlsly just remembering. .

Ann set he: teeth and counted fgpldly m te- trying to tell her- gel! it wasn't ladylike to smack him. much as she yeerend to do just that, But when she had count» ed to ten. she was a little surprised to hear a voice that. swndly vague- ly like hers. but couldn't have been because it was calm and controlled almost serene, “Loos, Mr. Driscol‘, . I don't know just why i: is that ‘the very sight of mo seems lo in- furiate you beyond all rtasoln—"

"You flatter yourself, my sweet," I14 Tracy and in his tone the last m» words became an iuuult. "I'm infuriated because the war hasn't

with a nlckeli- worth of brains." "But that's where you're wrong,

loft me a single. solitary reporter when do I hung my haw,

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South knew his right hand neizh-i bor to be a scrupulousy "hnnestfl signaller so now he knew also that‘ there was no point in trying the heart finesse. First, South tested the club. brew. by IEBdh-g to the: queen. but when. as he had been; sure would happen, it turned 0M1 that East had the suit. stopped.| South ruffed the last club and tried the gpafle finesse. The queen‘ held, of course, and z: was all over.

If Bast had made nothing but non-committal discards, South would have had to make a 50-50 gueu ITiIWEEYi the spade and heart' finesses.

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Mr. DIiISCOII." Ann's voice still sounded mild and genre, "$118k! her eyes were blazing. ‘The war has left you me, and I've got st‘ least fifty cents worth of brains. and they are completely at the Courier’; sorvce." i "Do tell!" Tracy dravlrd again,’ rocking his chai-r a little, his bit-I ter, derlsive green eyes taking her in again; taking plenty of time {about it this’ time. lingering a little Then suddenis, he stralshiened ‘JP-i brought himself back to his copy. and said ‘look. Why don't you‘ run away and play wuh your, dolls , Baby? I've got work to do."| Once more Ann was very still. her hands clenched tightly. and, counted to ten before she saidi. through he; teeth. "Look here, Mr. Smarty-Pants. my great-great- grandfather founded the Courier. and Claytons have run it all its‘ llfe.——" - “Until the Claytons rnu a swell newspaper into complete oblivion and my syndicate bought it and} sent me down here to mill it out of a. hole." Tracy remuided her .dryiy. i "With Haynes Jerome. who has been on the nape; since he was a twelve-year-ola copy boy. as man- aging editor, and a clause in the contract that says 1 am to have a job if I like." Ann flnifled neatly, "And t do like, so where's my desk and my typewriter and

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