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We trade any sire tire. sulrémer tvivrhy not cglvl’ , x mm outerwear“ m v s l . 3°“ W" WM!“ ‘ alysis. ’ TDAILY Moon: —. Here’s how to work it: 2 NZ, «‘ . , ’ (I .Qi ‘ ‘ i Take, for example, this hand. i - k i § § 2 i i X B ' m ‘ & l ' 93, - 'South isinthreenotrumpalnd ‘0.W_ , v \ ' : A1053: - wins the opening heart lead. The One letter simply stands for another. In this sample- A in ' 187 GREAT GEORGE ST" ~ DIAL 5547 +4942 ’ , ‘qucsuon is. whether he should need for the three Us, 3: for the two 0's, etc. Single letters} . : . r v ‘ WES! 4 EASE , next attack spades, dimnds, or ,opostrophies. the length and formation or the words are an ass: 2 an?! clubs. » 'mts. Eachdayflucodeleueuaredifforent. ' 1001085 ‘0 g i The diamond suit lachs body ‘ ' -. 034 ’ .Q“? (and furthermore offens no great A mm Mm 0‘5§., 8'6 41" ’t-hcrumecv'cnuthesunbreaks are wenD-r sonncnraw woman a . _ or“ 3-3. '~ .. waging: Some pmblemiswham‘erms ,BCEECAPJW—DVBBME. \ . r I; . ,- t - I ,: .1“: ‘ gmuffifgg gegmgfi Yesterday's Cryptoquote: numerous WAS WONT rosar, z - ’ ‘QJ/fi-B ' is spades should be played m. AN ANSWERTOAWISEMAN"~—Pm. III mucous: . _ n is slmplyamauerorscu- ‘ “WWWWM ' I East South West For“! pi‘eservaltion. The one danger in > ’ ‘ t Pass 1111‘ Pass 3N1? 'the,hand is that West has a long ' \ ' , ' run the suit eventually unless T : W lead-me °f W' steps are taken to prevent it. ETTA Km Bridge is a smith/c no one Suppose declarer were to take plays Neatly. It m’human. to a club finesse first. East, in the ‘ , err, and 1t lls doubtful that any actual case, would win, return a D" , IT’S DAD! HER * MWEIS AGA'Nsr card game ever invented gwes heart, West’s hearts would be- Hl.'~- YOU LOOK THINKS. "M - My STEADY . more opportunity for error than come established, and South swowso/ SEEING MUCH DATWG T00]... bridge. , . - wouldhc defeated because.th - Too MUCH or Malawi-s Sues hashhealeeofspvadesforentry.‘. I. WINGEY.’ ' . In fiheones ho With . ,Irf West has the hing of clubs - a \ m‘ liant str agems, , but the it can always be captured. ‘ 3 ‘ who make tireleast mistakes? g i can wait. But u West has I. O a anhhanddealthasbuiltilitomaceofspadeshemustbede : it at least a few oppontlnllhie‘s' to. Drilled 0f it earl! , ' .go wrong, and tile-mayor who After theaceisforoed out,iihe )- maxnanges to escape emur, bid/ab heart. return is ducked; The next lull ter bid and play after play, us- heart is taken and then the club .. a: ually comes out on top, ~ Moose is Attempted. O ' Fortunately, most of thedaei- Even though it lases, the con- '— sionsthatneedtobemadeal‘eoftnactis sureto make. - 2 the simple sort. They can be ,Wes has been f Solve Traffic Problem By ' ’ Bannin Vehicular ‘ 3323"ng 3-H! g- JUZSXTENgg/ycsz 0;, ' «0' THE summer Atthzo ' site and ofthe intention mm " ' I” ' ‘ ..-- lVlLl I 'f r . . ' ppo y w ._ . _ 9 ,~ , V , WATT-we Foe A ATHOUSAND . x , mums Turn; macfl’gupeffi‘Eg, wm um“, momma" ‘ F‘ . . «enlist? “"1 Br CALVIN MANON through travel. 50" 7° CAL“ '0’? VEAQSITHAT’S Au" ._ flyimfg‘? nape THATIMPMASOL mm: 521 HEAHSTHAT waif“- ‘mm "5"" _ KANSAS CITY (AP) —r What’s On the interstate system The i z . , OPENED menus arr “WE A" MPH“ mar-me m ' the remedy fora cln'onic traffic cityplays 10 per cent of the right- , I". a, ‘ '05 Ali! ‘ WT” “‘3‘?”- gm‘; ism that clogs the streets in a (if-way costs and the federal gov- . I, c , , “My 50°13 "- »' i I' ,- city’s downtown shopping area? comment 90 per cent. Theistate x “‘"nraiv :og‘ " ' J / w‘ ' —‘ . It’s simple, say Kansas “City pays 10 per cent of the construe" < ‘ “y‘ ' j, s ‘ " a . plamnng officials—just eliminate ltiomc‘osbsa-nd the federal govem— a I gem—,3 c , ‘ "z the traiifiic. ’ mentSOperoem.0nurbaur0ad E *; 'tfie ,. «:1 -.’/ [a I ‘ “ And that’s exactly what they projects. not involving the inter- “ I” ‘a—g - . ' ~l . , ' hope to do. Plans under wnsifl- state highway, system the city 'v ‘3 ’ L -' {a erartion would close off a large and federal governments split. -_ 0 'fl"_ ‘ “<1: - e , downtown area to vehicular braf- the cost. a 3's. .. .,_ ~...,~_~: . - - ,V. ‘ 3 2:. tic. The arm would be con— . I . Tux. ;li"'"‘.’5.:-"€" vented to l soarped parkways. - o it." “' . " ' “PPM Wh°'° - . * s . “was. 0‘ “he area! 3““? “1 .fl‘e Korean co“ 1 80/55/95 ung is”; . " 6° “MM/swam. -- 7o my: mrw‘r , , _ l . Very distant future, movmg Slde- . By M . “I , 00 Lm: - ' " m WI '1" i walks may carry shoppers to - ‘ c “I ' r «j G‘ ' 7 W551“? M5513"- , " ' HON DID YOU AND their HCLLYWOOD (AP) —- When Muéés MAKE am. ‘9 r l_ . , , J ‘ For ,vyears downtown Kansas “SW3 direct“ Want“ Wivesv Fuel-0N6 THIS ‘ z ‘ é City has been fighting a losing “Pd “‘15 “’1” Y1 Brynntr'in‘ The: "i < ~ A!" / battle with suburban shopping ng and, 1’ 9 Whale vaILa-se for'. “v 3 ;- centres, at drake Tof slums has Teahouse of “the August Moon 3 ‘ at. I ’ “f‘ effectively isoltaed the 10-by-17. 39d a battalion of Korean 501- III 5 ' block ane'a from attractive resi- die“ “’1” 3"“ Chop Hi“, may 2 5.: dentiail distuiots, and narrow-mid— called 3955.19 LOO- ' o g El» town streets, many willh dead Bewe’ w'h'o has been Sup' _| a“: ’1 "’3 ends, have strangled motor .trafi plying Hollywood with Oriental , ° 1' ( _, fin extras for 19 years, filled the m ‘\ ‘ T0 SPEND $200 MILLION OI‘deI‘S- , _ l :l: l 1' r \\ '- Now the city}. with a big assfist "Sometimes it’s not too easy ’to - I- . I , A . " \ -'-v from the state and federal gov- .f‘md a. “mam “tor, says BESSie. ‘ . 5 \ \ ---‘-_ 5% 32:3" ‘ emmems, is carrying out a $260; a Califorma.- born Chinese who . / , 000,000 program to erase these was once an actress herself. ' [flights Supplydng-a white-bearded old , ‘ _ Slums am being ripped down man for Teahouse of the August I ' to make . .- - Moon, she says, was tougher than HUH?"/0U THlNK OHMO! a v ‘ / way" for new buildings . . . T! N I i I and parking lots, and wnshmfi rounding up a. whole regiment of I 'muséugsa , * l :\ '- tlon. has started on a superhigb Japanese soldiers. After a long ANY FlsH THAN ENJOYED . _. ISLAND . HA N way loop which evemwmy will hunt: Be551e located a bearded - CAM.“ I , FT in: the business district and gldflmegl Everythmg was mug THEFISH... ‘ v ' v M . m which wide _ street be me on ~ one sunny morning Wm extend Mum ofng Mien M W, Show up on the FOR THAT UNUSUAL GIFT TO TAKE BACK HTO M E. , , town. ‘ SB - ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ 9» Closing ofif‘a foam, {ive‘block‘ Just tired of being a movie 0 l w ' ' ‘ ,e f area in me hem of mire bum star, he explained, while the di- I ° . ; * ‘ . district win become pm of the recbor tore his hair and the en— v I 1 program if it meets public orp- m‘e “0, W W idle- “19 01d . ' '1 [-i i provaL N0 pan of the Mm fellow agreed to return to work 847 - . . ‘ I rt zone would be more than two if Bessie would prov1de chauffeur _ ‘ ‘ . , g A blocks from a parking am_ Sal-w Eimce t1; and mam the studio. l ' VJ“ ’ M W I ‘ , ice vehicles would enter ' "9 quic y agree . \ , . v , w ,W, .T‘ v ~ Wm". * h , . A ' , striated area only 'at BABIES ARE PROBLEM ." T .T on . 0 WWW“ W “‘Wl’ 9:35" WW' “5 WEI-W' 1 ‘ early morning hours. At other Infants economy are a prob. nemmcomcmncsn » SWEETEST, mcssr, T “EMBLEM” "figs-Loo hmes.on1y mm was lemma-39.5918 ooked two dos OUR OARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ot‘fidfimm “W W “5"”. such as fire trucks and pohcc before locatmg a young motheri < WWW W03! m ‘ cars would be allowed“ em. willing to place her Mammoth-oldi a: » . , ,~ WM“ 0" HER PARTLY FINISHED baby before the cameras for .0 ‘ ‘ mesh“ The north side of the $50,000,000 Battle Hymn. GKEAT CAESAR, BAXTETZ.’ lo superhighway loop already is Bessie, who appeared in sev- WHAT IN HEAVEN‘S A completed and is being used, The oral pictures including The Good NAME ARE You < east side is under construction, Earth, is married to actor Rich. DOINéZ and land is being condemned for ard Loo and is the mother of two n' the south side. Two of the spokes grown daughter‘s. I" to the core of downtown also are When She £35 a requ'eSt for o , in use and a third is bemg con. Oriental extras, Bessie tries to a structed, find them from among the 60 BULLS. » - The rejuvenation project, ex. registered with the Screen Actons 55/5,! Pected to take 20 years to com- Gu‘fld- M 9m? 08‘“ fifld “hem; I mete, was magethposgilble by the there, Bess1e starts hunting. ' ‘ ' ’5 / fl _‘ . r Tao-opera: ion 0 e federal state 3 I‘ / g ' and City governments. BARQUE FOR BONN NAVY «44 fl 5% > moggz'géélipfl PIGS WOULD ‘IOU OH,YES,MA'M" am A large portion of the traffic, . HAMBURG, Germany lReu- .Q’ “ ~- 9 " mam "1‘0"" “KEAR'DE? FOOL KIN PLAlNL‘I system w1ll be a part of the new tens)—-The first cadet sailing ship 5 A: 9—? pEopLEn.o SOME You AND WAT SEE ‘IO'APPREE- interstate federal highway sys- of the West German Navy, the .4 fl ~ " THERE ADORABLE SHE'ATES THE tern. In selecting routes through Gonch Flock, was launched here ‘A Ill " L'IL DIG? FINER the city the state and federal Saturday. Vice - Admiral Frie— 2 THINGS highway authorities worked dricll Oskag Ruge, inspector of l m '1 5N LIFE" closely with city officials in 10- the West German Navy, said at I I " eating the freeways where they the launching ceremonies that B335 JUST would be most advantageous to training on sailing ships still is A local traffic while still serving necessary, especially for future :- . officers and non - commissioned '4 Milo—Woodwind Quartet “Dirk officers. The 1,760-‘t‘on barque, ex- Keetham”. pected to be completed by the ' 12:00—Here’s 0-- Weather and end 0if Msil’ear- Will haVe 1* Sign Off. , crew of 250. 9