Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1952 — Page 39
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Alert Defender Is Able To Stop Marked Finesse
N RARE occasions, an alert — defender has the oppor- South dealer tunity to prevent declarer from Fast-West vulnerable
taking a marked finesse. In to- NR it day's deal, Mr. Champion S—8 rp . opened the jack of hearts H—A Q9 against Mr. D—J 765 Abel's three cC—812 no trump con- FEAST WEST tract. Mr. Champion Mrs. Keen Mr. Abel SA 95 S—K J 10 2 elected to win H—~J 108 54 3 H-7 with the queen D—5 8 D—Q 10 9 2 on the board... C—9 6 C—K 543 With the spade SOUTH suit practically Mr. Abel wide open and S—Q 8 7 only six top H—K 6 2 winners, D—AK 4 things didn’t C—A QJ 10
Mr. Champion look too good.
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the ten. When this held, the prospect was a little brighter. However, if Mrs. Keen had the king of clubs and at least three others, it would be necessary to finesse clubs twice more. And that meant finding two more entries to dummy. w ” »
MR. ABEL figured that if Mr. Champion's heart holding included the 10 (as seemed likely from the opening lead), then he could lead his low heart and finesse dummy’s nine. Later the lead of the king of hearts to dummy’s ace would furnish an-
other entry. He led the low heart. But Mr Champion had other ideas. He promptly played the 10. It took dummy’s ace to win this—and now the hope for two heart entries was gone. Mr. Champion
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1C Pass 1D Pass 2NT Pass fensive play and, of course he was justified. 5 o n
MR. ABEL gould have made his bid by playing differently
at trick one regardless of the |
subsequent defense, The right play was a little hard to see and somewhat beyond - Mr. Abel's capabilities, although Mr.
Heinsite, naturally, described it |
as “automatic.” It was to win the first trick with dummy’s ace of hearts and -to drop the king from the closed hand. Now BOTH of Mr. Abel's remaining hearts would be lower than the hearts in dummy. In other words, the nine and queen would both furnish entries for successive club finesses, no mat-
took full credit for a fine de- ter how Mr, Champion played
Circus Days
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/ Mr. North composed the four’ TM. Reg. U. 8. Pat. OF theme songs for the separate specCope. 1982 by NEA Service. ine tacles. * Choreographer Richard
Barstow and his sister Edith are
"You're going to notice a marked change in your pay envelope, staging the 1952 production and Snead—it will bear the name of some other firm!"
Mr. North will also serve as pro-
| | {i SARASOTA,Fla., Mar. 27 (UP) The king of circuses hit the road yesterday for a 17,000-mile cross country tour that was in direct competition with itself. Officials of Ringling Bros., Barnum and Bailey's circus figured they had te change their show from canvas to performers to compete with the motion picture “The Greatest Show on Earth” filmed at the big top's winter quarters here. A 37-car circus train left for
‘Big Top’ Hits the Road
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Of 14 U. S. Magazines
John Ringling North. Only a} BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, sprinkling of the acts presented par 27 (UP)-—Buenos Aires mulast year will be included. nicipal inspectors have banned The “big top” itself was left the sale of 14 American magabehind since the New York and zines in this city. Boston performances will be held Newsdealers were advised yesindoors. terday by city inspectors not to A 36-car special train carrying sell: The Saturday Evening Post, the road show equipment will join Collier's, Cosmopolitan, Life, the performers when they hit Look, Vision, Business Week, Washington, D. C., May 12. It United Nations World, Editor & took four months to put together Publisher, Cue, Quick, Harper's, 26,134 yards of canvas and near- New Republic and U. 8. News & ly 20 miles of rope for a new World Report.
"Junior dropped peanuts in it again!"
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Touch of Churchill
NEW YORK, Mar. 27 (UP)
8arah Churchill, daughter of Great Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill, unveiled a
plaque on on old two-story dwelling in” the Red Hook section of
Gunman Gets $3590 |
(UP)—A hooded gunman held up|
and escaped with $3500.
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51 Circuses —— over the world VERTICAL
1 You hear these at the circus
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1S = for a circus are planned in advance 168 Handled 17 Leg joint 18 Containers 20 Knock 21 Lampreys 22 Indian 23 Circus wild animals are —Up 24 Many circuses use these for transportation (ab.) 25 Exist 26 Saucy 27 Steamship (ab.) 28 Circuses have performers 29 Distress signal 30 Possessive 4 pronoun ¢ 31 Devotee 32 Deadhead (ab.) 34 Edges
10 One who has on 11 Floating 12 Slumbered 2 Pressers 19 Follower 3 Disables 23 Nuisance 4 Carries (coll.) 25 Deeds 5 Order of 26 Sit for a British Empire portrait (ab.) 28 Intentions 6 Grasslands 29 Every circus 7 Lifting device has one 8 Camera's eye — 9 Italian goddess 32 Cleanse
34 Venerate 35 Parish in Louisiana 36 River islet 37 Rely 38 Harvests 39 Whitened 40 Rain tree 42 Contest of speed 45 Interest (ab.) 47 British money of account
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main tent that will measure 450 feet in length, 210 feet across and 60 feet from the top of the center poles to the ‘main ring. The show {itself is called the ‘heaviest in vears’ circus-talk meaning loaded with acts. The
New York where the big show will open Apr. 4 in Madison Square Garden. Aboard were performers, assisting personnel and wild animals for 24 new acts, imported from Europe after a tour last fall by Circus President
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Just to hold up a sheet of ordinary writing pa and to try and figure out a way to cut a hole in it big enough to step through seems like an impossibility. It CAN Et
Fold a sheet of paper in half the long way and mark off lines every one-fourth inch across the narrow direction as shown. Use light pencil lines. Starting from the folded edge cut on the first line within one-fourth inch of the opposite edge. The second cut starts from this opposite edge and is cut within one-fourth inch from the folded edge. Keep up this alternate cutting, being sure that the final cut is one-fourth inch from the end and that it starts from the folded side. My drawing is simplified and does not show as many cuts as you will make. Now, cut through the folded side (1-7), but LEAVE THE TWO END PIECES UNCUT. Open the paper out, and you can step right through it. Try it. TOMORROW—Have Fun With Musical Chairs.
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