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Contract Bridge I: Josephine Culbertson "Sl.'CCE5Sl-'l'L" FINESSES

There is no such thing as the "right way" to play many hands.. because the key play is apt to de-' pend on the quality of the defensel For example. when a finesse suc-I reeds against one type of oppoii-I ent. ll. can safely be assumed that the missing card is really on-side. out when the Opposition changes. the ”success" of a first finesse imiy, 3e far more apparent ilian real. I

Here is a tip.c.i1 illiisii-aiion of Never envy folk; who do this point: 'Things that are not meant. for you.

By Thorton PETER FINDS HIS COUBIN

-Old Mother Nature. Happy Jack squirrel was too busy

West dealer. ” V. I ' North-South vuinerabit. II" 1533 L059 Wiiillgnlvnfwv R128 enoug say e 0. was e .A732 Isanie way with Chatterer the Red '5TJm6 Squirrel. Their small cousin. Strip- :g43 I0d Ch;pi-nunk. was no better. When ;r;,o,ss N is S:x:.:ia?.?”.i:”2?..2i;” ::..i.:: 2: 9 K 6 .

.K74 yv E .52 tull that he couldnt say a word. p875 .'.AKQ ytle didnt want to. He was too busy 8., to talk. All three of those squir- .4 ” rt-1 cousins were getting ready for ' AQJ mg 7 the cold winter ahead. There would g A983 be time enough to talk when there

".110 was no work to be done. . . I Peter wandered on. He went a pm: bI(:ImE'- t li;ttle deeper in the Green Forest. '95 '0Pih Ens South 'He was feeling out of sorts. Dis- Pass Pass 1.1. 40 lvonlent always makes one feel out Pass Pass Pass of sorts. After a while he found

malu was his cousin, Jumper the Hare. Jump- me Hush er is considerably bigger than Peter. And Easy but he is very like Peter in many ..,5g,.d w.-iys. He is just as happy-go-lucky.

Souths leap to fiur lifzhly agzrr-ssivo. to Sfix ivrsi ird h.s Hp CIHJ.

till'l'..l'ill6d iiir su.'. South '.lP ihirri zminrl. mrii (writ this H9 I5 -W53 35 III” 01 CUTIOSIUV H9 ri IPilllllEi' eh uilci he gtvr up a W51"-IF35 WOYIS lust 35 much- ! iimp i:i tx '0 Ill? km; and iatei ”H'- J”mPe”" C5-"Ed P91"- - H1, dmmond "Hi. Peter!" replied Jumper.

sake evc:;it.';i: ., all zinesse, or should he try to shut out ' gm. boa” k my can use his tongue.' replied Peter.

After sonic lliiiiiglli South vi'ciitI Jump" l"in"Ed- H9 3"”-559d 'u dummy li.TIl 2: simrie and re- "ML "”5 um ymalvl" Wml Pei"- iirned the riiamrutd queen. fmes- ”C””Id"'l 3”” mid 3"3'b0dl' W Elk sing. Wes: tom; ihe tr.rk and i'e- M?” he 3sk'd' turned a spade. South ruifed, led al "I 50"” mm 5”m""'5 l0 l-ilk iiiw d.amond Ln dummy and took a K” bl” M M” ''0 ink b5Ck- WTWVS trump LHESSE It mm M mu..s(,.ythe good of asking questions. if no and when he then 1a;d down the 0"” answer” them?" "Id Pet"-

iieart ace. West ' iinaziiirilivr. . c - t izkcnv that South. ham" We”

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. .have taken that second finesse - . h i .2 f r 1 ti l ins npn 0 moe ian one eadiand that of course. would have

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friesse he could on bark to dummy

l'.ILh a drirncnri and take a Lrumpl GET yoga FREE DIGEST M iniessn. Thus. ' played low on the first diamond inad without the flicker of hcsita- dressed envelope to the J. Cg wms- ton. zn an effort in indure u src- ton Co.. 1010 Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pflfl fzriessr in riiamnrids. The-Pa.

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”!.'verybody too busy to talk?" asked Jumper.

"I'll say they were!" exclaimed Peter. "My legs ache just from

Iwatching Happy Jack Squirrel. and Chatteror. and Striped Chipmunk. Why does anybody want to work the way they do?"

I "There are some others just as busy these days," said Jumper.

"Who?" asked Peter.

”Whitc-foot the Wood Mouse and some others of the mouse cousins are just as busy as cousins." said Jumper.

"Over at the Smiling Pool. Jerry and Mrs. Jerry are fixing up their house. and they iiou1dn't stop to say .1 word when I was there," said Peter.

Jumper chuckled, and Peter wanted to know what he was chuck- ling for. ”If you think Jerry Musk- rat and Mrs. Jerry are working. yyou ought t.) see Paddy the Beaver .and Mrs. Paddy. They really work, land I mean work. They cut down itrees.”

"What for?" asked Peter. "Tn rat." replied his cousin.

”Tliey must be small trees," said Peter.

"Guess again." retnried Jumper. i "Nobody eats trees. real trees." ideclared Peter as if he knew all fabout the matter." ” "Paddy the Beaver eats trees as big as the one you are sitting under this minute.” declared Jumper. 'Peter thought he was joking.

REM-(ill)

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off any food particles that may have spilled onto them. Then the reflector below can be removed. the charred particles wiped off. and the reflector itself cleaned with worm suds. If the reflector is permanently attached. wipe it out thoroughly by carefully-lifting the coils during, the process. A Quick Swab Buffloos

The closed iiype of surface unit can simply be washed off with a quick swab of a sudsy cloth. Of course if you can plainly use that no food has been spilled onto a surface unit, then it's reasonable to skip washing the reflector at this particular time.

much use of the broiler pun ro- quircs a hot suds treatment. The pan inevitably gets greasy. and ac- cumulated grease is a smoky nul- sance as well as a speedy way of damaging your equipment. The broiler pan should be washed thor- oughly at the sink.

when the oven is cool, wipe up any visible spills and splashes. using warm suds. Always clean off the top of a stove after each meal. Use sudsy warm water and don't sub- ject that glass-like surface to harsh abrasives. While you're at it. wipe that front vent clean of smoky dis- coloration. Removable Grills

Some grills are removable for cleaning and can be taken to a sink. It's always easier and most effect- ive to wash removable parts at I sink, so don't hesitate to do so. The exception, of course. is any part that contains insulation, such as the top of some deep-well cook- ers.

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