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Oshawa Times (1958-), 23 Mar 1964, p. 13

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TAKES A SUIT TO THE CLEANERS, BUNS "TOBACCO, GOES TO DINNER AND THE THEATER. a; S HE TAKE HIS SUITS TO THE CLEANERS HIMSELF OF HAVING THE HOTEL TAKE CARE OF VERY WEEK END, LEON GLINKA, CHAUFFEUR THE WASHINGTON EMBASSY OF A FOREIG POWER, MAKES A TRIP TO NEW YORK... ACROSS . Animal! . Actress: ---- Day . Muse of lyric poetry A kind of hemp A tributary of the Danube Climbing pepper plant: Asia 15. Twilled fabric 17. Dutch communes 18, Adviser 23. Sprite 24, A great success: sl. 25. Public notice 27. Bangs 30. Censure 32. Continent; abbr. 33. Symbol for indebted- ness 85. Flowed 86. Govern- ment by the wealthy: var. 39. Good friend 41. Candient tree 42. Mistreat 45. Dispatch boat 49. Measure of distance 50. Fine line of a letter 61. Rock 62, A point of view: eollog. 1. 13. 14. 'CROSSWORD DOWN . God of pleasure: Egypt. . Biblical name . Rhine tributary . Unyielding . Carries . Peck . Clan division: Gr. » Second mediocre thing . Frosted Auction Bench-like seat . Luck: Ir. Palm leaf Capital of Bashkir jANE ARDEN SAY coe TILL NOW YOU MIND_HOW )RUN tT ThE Yl Pee an, RDN, DAY A "WMO! Poh Saturday's Answer 37. To pile up 38. Untwist 39. Jack of clubs in loo: pL 40. Incite 43, Japanese coin 44. Before 46. Man's name 47. Transgress 48. Often: poet, MICKEY MOUSE 3 a WHY BIRDS "TAKE BATHS... Ss 1? [0 iz LES CANADIENS 6 4 y *DECIDEMENT, LA CAPITALE DE LA NOVVELLE-FRANCE N'A PAS L'AIR RICHE,"5E DIT FRONTENAC, Vocabulaire de la Semaine FORCE (F)... Strength AIR (M).. ..Look AVENTURER ... To venture | MENER... To manage AVERTIR ... To worm RENSEIGNER ... To inquire COMME .,. As, like PLAINDRE ... To complain 4 DESIRER ... To wish EPARGNER . . . To spore FAIRE... Te make TOUT CA... All this 5300 "+4 SAYS, AH L039 ROOT LON TWLIGN> 2320023 MIN K1OIOOIGe By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Mesters' Individual Championship Play) North dealer. North-South vulnerable. NORTH WEST @7 43 Skee Opening lead -- nine of clubs. Edwin Kantar, Los Angeles star, tells the story of this hand played with his favorite part- ner, Marshal! Miles, in the 1962 Spingold team of four cham- |pionship (which they won). |. The bidding requires some | explanation. East's two diamond \bid was obviously a preemptive weak jump overcall, Miles bid two spades, which Kantar raised to three. The jump to five dia- monds was an asking bid, re- questing North to identify his (diamond strength. Kantar was able to pinpoint {his holding of the A-K of dia- jmonds by responding six clubs, jand Miles, now trying for a | grand slam, bid six hearts to in- | vite seven spades. But Kantar, jlacking extra values, signed off at six spades, which East dou- bled. The double was conventional 'and requested the lead of a club, which East ruffed. East returned a heart, and in an ef- fort.to make the slam, Miles | finessed. The queen lost to the king and back came a club which East jruffed. Miles took the rest of the tricks, but the result of their highly scientific methods was that Miles-Kantar suffered a loss of 500 points on the deal. But bad as the outcome of the hand at their table was, the worst was yet to come, because this was the bidding at the other table: 4 The opposing North - South pair also got to six spades, but with this important difference -- North became declarer. East led the queen of diamonds and North had no trouble begs | | Six. He took the diamond wit the king, drew trumps, gave a club trick, and scored 1.430 Have You Returned Your Pink Envelope Yet? = = law are t = Se & POSTAGE WEA BE PMO BT WR. JAMES McCANSH, Treasnrer, Easter Seal Campaign, Bank of Montreal, 20 Simece Street, North, OSHAWA, ONTARIO yy» Do It Now... Without Delay? .IF NOT...Won"t You Please points easy as pie. The Kantar - Miles team lost 1,930-points on this one hand -- but still managed to win the match! Tomorrow: A sure thing. 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