QEPTEMBER 18, 1947

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TEACHERS’ FEDERATION

Annual Fall

SEPTEMBER 22 - OCTOBER lst (inclusive) I947 ‘

Convention

Monday, Sept. 22 Uigg Tuesday, Sept. 23 Souris Wednes., Sept.‘24 Mt. Stewart

Friday, Sept. 26, Charlotte-

town (Rural) Monday, Sept. 29, Summerside Tuesday, Sept. 30, O'Leary Wednes., Oct. I Tignish

Thursday, Sept. 25, Hunter River which his d

Each teacher ie urged to attend the Convention centre in

istrict falls.

"BIBLE-SUNDAY"

Announcement . BIBLE SOCIETY

ANNUAL COLLECTION Starts I MONDAY, OCTOBER 27th.

-— October 26th. I

Ledve Wood lslands—

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KNEE-CHECKED. IN PARIS

PARIS. Sept. 15 —iAP)-— A knee-cotmt on a busy corner in n good section of the city showed tc- day that. Parisinns have not, yet taken to the long skirts.

‘The standard adopted by the Associated Press knce-chcckcr wa=t

Short. skirts - anything which

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Service SCHEDULE UNTIL SEPT. 30th. DAYLIGHT SAVING TtME

Prince Nova _. ll a.m. 3 p.m.

Charles A. Dunning I p.m. 5 p.m. Leave Caribou—

Charles A. Dunning ... 7 a.m. ll a.m. 3 p.m

Prince Nova . . . . . 9 a.m. I p.m. 5 p.m.

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Contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson Losing A Sloan

it is not likely that the dec-I larer in today's deal deliberately‘

" jeopardized 1570 points ln quest o!

an extra 20 points-but that never- ' thfilvss "was the effect. at his play. =

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loath dealer. i

showed the knee. iore or alt. while the wearer was walking.

Medium length Anything reaching the upper part c4 the bulge oi the call.

Long-Anything reaching below a point mid-way-down the bulge oi the cali.

Score in a 10-minute count o! passing women; 50 short, 39 med. irm, l2 long.

DAILY

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‘hie l Sail t 1 . i Pan I South's two-heart rebid would . not meet the approval oi most good ‘players. but. in t-his case it had a ‘magnificent. result, because it con- Vlnced North that there would be an excellent. play inr a slam. He wt-as right. ct course, put his reck- oning took no account oi human Irnilty. v West opened the spade ten. The! ace was put up and trumps were; drawn in two leads. Then, un-: doubtedly observing that a success- . .tul cluth ilnesse would produce ali- thlrteen tricks, South first. led; to the king-and as an elementary; precaution against the singleton ; queen in East's hand-then re- i turned to the heart king and took I the club finesse. first swapped l down on the trick and took greatl pleasure in cashing the spade king! Down onel South apparently overlooked a. play that was as simple as it would

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By Ken Reynolds

MONTAGUE curuno mutt

‘THURSDAY, SEPT. l8 Don Messer’: Orchestra

have been eitective, and which, in view oi West's lead o! the spade ten, had every prospect 0i success Alter drawing t-rulnps South should have cashed the three hearts, led a club to the king. and then returned the spade three. Surely there was an excellent chance that East would have to win this trick. and that fact in itseli’ would be enough to insure the con- tract. It East returned a spade or a heart (assuming he had another heart), declare: Woild discard hil only club loser while ruiiing in dummy; ii East preferred to return a club right. up to dummys tenace that also would be all right with South!

Even i1 West. by any chance. could take the spade trick, South would have lost. nothing but 2O paints "by his eiiotrt, since the clllb finesse could always be attempted.

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