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TUESDAY, APR. 24, 1051 Eat Well For Less— Blackwood on Bridge—

Spring Duck

Mr. Abel Should Have Fidgeted Longer, Then Given Declarer a Sluff and a Ruff

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MR. HEINSITE IS unusally unreasonable in his post-mortems. He expects his partner to drop singleton kings with four or five, South dealer : cards outstanding in the suit, etc. Today, however, he was abso-| Both sides vulnerable pen ire lutely right in his criticism of Mr. Abel's defensive play. NORTH g “You're scared of your own shadow, Abel,” he said. “Usually Mr. New * . it’s disastrous to give declarer a sluff and a ruff; but in this case, S—A 6 Try This Recipe if you'd counted the hand, you'd, H—K 5 4 With Your Grill have known that one sluff from| The king of spades was then D—9842 By GAYNOR MADDOX either Dale’s hand or the dummy cashed and Mr. Abel was pre- C—K 1062 y wouldn't have been enough.” sented with the lead by means of WEST EAST FOR that open fire meal, now ‘ . a diamond. Mr. Heinsite Mr. Abel that the spring urge is on you,| Youldn't Give Up Mr. Abel did considerable fidg-|g "oy 543 aioe grill halves of Long Island duck- HERE'S THE WAY the play eting and frowning. From the H—QJ 1088 H—A 1762 came up. Mr. Heinsite opened way the spade suit had been D—None D—Q J 10 ling. the queen of hearts, which was played he was sure both closed Cc—Q 15 C—J 4 It cooks in a short time and is) ducked all around. .The jack of hand and dummy were now out SOUTH so well protected by its layer of hearts came next, covered with of the suit. . Mr. Dale skin and fat that the cooked|the king and ace and Mr. Dale| A spade return, then, would en- S—KQ meat is Jui ‘and succulent. ruffed. able Mr. Dale to ruff in one hand H—9 ha Fresh killed Long Island duck-| The play of the ace of dia-| while discarding a loser from the D—AK7658 lings are available in the New|monds brought the bad news other. A heart return would do C—A988 York marketing area from April about the sure trump loser. Ap-/the same. Finally, in despera- The bidding: to November. In other parts of|parently there was a loser in tion, Mr. Abel led the jack of SOUTH WEST NORTH FAST the coutry quick-frozen evis-|clubs, too, and with the heart|clubs. 1D Pads 3D Pass cerated Long Island ducklings|already lost, that meant defeat. Simple Arithmetic 3D All Pass are available at frozen food| But Mr. Dale didn’t give up. He MR. DALE pounced on this counters under brand names of knows that sometimes, when luck | i1 the ace, led another club and rightly suspected, how many leading meat packers. Is against you, you can enlist the ¢ina550q qummy's 10, making his| clubs did that leave him? A lit-| Depending on the heartiness of aid of one of the opponents. contract. [tle simple arithmetic gave the

appetites to be served, plan a duck per person for hungry folks, or a quarter per person for more restrained eaters. Wash the ducklings in cold water and dry carefully. Cut off neck and wing tips. Cut duckling in half, or quarters,

Mr. Abel Fidgets

my's ace. The last heart was monds and one heart.

Mr. Abel hadn't fidgeted long answer as four. HE CASHED his other top enough. - The play of the cards was right. trump, then led the queen of had clearly indicated that Mr. either hand wouldn't solve Mr. spades and overtook it with dum-| Dale had started with six dia-; Dale's problem. If he had returned a spade,

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and cut out the backbone. Arrange pieces of duck on rack.

Grill and Baste Place over the prepared even heat, ahout 15 inches above the coals, with the cut side, or inside, down. Let grill for 15 minutes. Turn and continue cooking for another 15 minutes. Brush all over with a seasoning sauce and let grill a minute or two| longer. | IS Because the fat drips out stead-| fly as the duckling broils, there i{s not much point in basting with a sauce until the duck is done. However, when the duck is half done and turned, sauce can be brushed over the cooked side. | Seasoning Sauce: The duckling pieces can be brushed with a Chinese type of honey glaze, consist-| = ing of one-fourth cup strained! honey, one teaspoon kitchen bouquet and one-half teaspoon salt per duck, or with a more highly seasoned Spanish type of} barbecue sauce such as the fol-| lowing:

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Independence Impossible Without Obedience. is

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sonal freedom is personal 74 discipline. wiih pl What does “rightful” mean? Mr. Webster tells us that, toa. He declares that it means “suits able . . . appropriate . . . . ly correct.” ' ; If our authority is suitable; appropriate and morally cor+ rect, we can ask that it be obeyed. p : 1 o LJ # + HOW DO we make our ® thority suitable? By loving truly that we find the stres

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