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Show Thursday, November Hawaii I ACROSS Honolulu is on Made a booboo 42 Vigilant 44 Zodiac sign 48 Young bird of prey 53 Greedy 54 Ovum 56 English river 57 Skeleton part 58 Pacific 41 j Mauna b Hawaiian island Unit of U resistance ietec i 14Tco Stream 15 turmeric comb form i lSGIucide " Was observed 18 Expedite 20 Stair parts S Savory meat jellv 24 Of sound 25 Large ice mass 11 Arabian gulf 14 Winglike part 35 Wicked 36 Intend :I7 Light brown 38 Philippine aborigine i 58 Polynesian i pi ) 60 Hardens 61 Chemical salt 62 Letters DOWN 1 Brilliant-colore- fish Mourning fabric John iGer i Distinct part Diving birds 2 ? 4 5 6 Exclamations 7 Canadian instance for 15 I 14 13 12 By KAY BROWN surgery five years ago for METTER, Ga. (UPI) -- The terminal cancer. "It was the prayers of the mayor of Metter ran for office to for that saved my life," she town's the citizens people repay said. "1 was resigned to, my saving her life. illness. I never prayed that I Now Mrs. Catherine Robinson, the first woman mayor in would live, only that I would have the town's history, is engaged in the strength to face the hard planning for a "new Metter," times ahead. So it was the atprayers of others that saved me. preserving the small-towthis of I'm totally convinced." southeast mosphere She has been mayor almost one Georgia town, but she might not be alive to see it. year, but still lives under the sentence of death. After being underwent Robinson Mrs. Rampart 39 EISSETTSIHEnHgMiJ I Church service 9 Nautical term ?Tr Cooking utensil Employer 41 Greek letter II Electrified 43 Kingly particles 44 Chatters 19 Auricle 21 Frozen' water (coll I 45 Cry of 23 Procurator of bacchanals Judea Bib I 24 Coarse hominy 46 Aromatic 25 Creek theaters plant 47 Romin date 26 Close to 49 Ruminant 27 Girl s name 50 Entice 29 Yield 51 Italian city 30 At all times 52 Hardy heroine 31 Ceremony 55 Earth (comb. 32 Pleased 34 Workshops lorm; var I 40 n 10 IS - ""J h'.ei eI 0S J7 j 10 19 18 n I 19 "T2T21 22 23 ' h '25 nF"-"- -" r 36 w I ! ' 4r . pr 44 '43 p 146 t p.37 -- 132 131 " i HiS i I . 49 150 15! 152 . iMi wr 56 58 59 60T 61 62 L 1 t at Bridge Artfu! Fakecards Trkk at trick NORi'H 1 Q 10 5 ?64 J 1? 7 A543 Q WEST J 1N.T. falsecarder whs played the ace is now marked with both king and queen and a heart return is hopeless. He slaps down his queen of clubs and it will be a hot day in January before South makes his three notrump. He might shift to a club if South had won with the king or queen, or he might return a heart on the theory that his partner had led from Pass (NEWSPAPER 4 874 10 9 8 5 3 7 3 2 64 K1087 SOUTH (D) A932 QJ A J96 A K Q K85 962 West Pass Pass Both vulnerable North East South 3N.T. Opening Pass ENTERPRISI BIG SAVINGS NOW LP XL-COL- James Jacoby There may be some bridge (layer somewhere who never falsecards. We haven't met him yet, but he must be there. On the other hand there are plenty of players who talsecard as a matter of habit. They don't recognize that there is a real art in false carding. Now look at the South hand. West opens the jack of hearts. East follows with the deuce. The automatic falsscarder wins with the ace. The nonfalsecarder wins with the queen. The artful falsecarder wins with the of the time and with the queen the other third. He never considers playing the ace! Let's see why. He leads a diamond to dummy's queen The bidding has beon: North East Pass Pass Pass Pass If South 14 Pas 3 Pass Pass Pass 3N.T. 54 TV OR Right now John Paras has this great 14" color portable with AccuColor picture tube and many other fine features. Priced at only... diagonal 44 ? You, South, hold: A2?5 AQJ87.AKJ65 What do you do now you have confidence in your partner, bid seven clubs. His bidding should have guaranteed the ace of hearts; either four clubs to the quetn or five small clubs and second round diamond control and general interest in the grand slain. A- -If I 0U(M TODAY'S QUESTION two-thir- Instead of responding one heart your partner responds one spade ard bids three hearts over your three clubs. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow " 6) t" (V' A fantastic buy!!! Fine Furniture styling in Spanish deisgn. 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Money or things you need for security will come eas- where your work or LIBRA (Oct. overview of for the family 23-De- Attainment of goals important to you will' be within' easier reach today 20 ful SCORPIO 22) Your what's best at this time ate. Make feel would benefit them. 20-M- XL COLOR TELEVISION ON RCA 1 14" 1 West 3? 44 1 Solid State in many key areas ASSN.) lea- d- J By Oswald & king two. E.ist takes his ace and considers what suit to return. He krows from the jack lead that his partner sj doesn't hold the queen. Therefore th! automatic EAST K2 Mil fflit III IF 3 New Mexico, with an area of square miles, is the fifth largest state. 121,666 38 57 Win some-counci- John Paras is pleased to announce we now stock the 43 "5T"5!J" 53 with a weekly government column in the Metter Advertiser. She said at first members suggested that some things be kept secret from the people, "But I said, 'If I can't put it in the paper, then let's not do it.' And since then, there's never been any question about it." , " 29 130 33 25 1'i.oii-P- age complete line of RCA color televisions. See us today for RCA Week Specials. 2l 26 say. If the word is not politics can be. Votes can be encouraging, then I will have to bought, even in a little town like this I was surprised that I won, put my family first." But for now, Mrs. Robinson because I wouldn't buy votes. It carries on as usual, working hard would have been defeating my io iiiuivc Meuer a btiier purpose, and I wanted to wit) it clean, oi not at all," she said. community. She said she believes it is imMrs. Robinson said during her portant for her to try to restore campaip last fall, a high-levstate politician wrote her, "If you public confidence in government and don't want to be a dirty been successful. through communication "Whether I resign or stay on openness, especially in light of politician, you'd better get out." She has tried io make the for another year to complete my current public scandals. "I hadn't realized how dirty community aware of local term will depend on what they JT 18 s-- given a clean bill of health five years ago, doctors torn Mrs. Robinson in August her cancer had spread to the bone marrow. She has been undergoing chemotherapy ireausitiits in Savannah weekly for eight weeks, and doctors tell her they wiii know In another month whether the treatments have 111 4 THE HERALD, Prove, She Had Real Good Reason for Running for Mayor Puzzle Answer to Previau 1, 1973, 1 QNJJ your txthdoy November 2, 1973 23-O- ct general improvemen ' occur in matters the relate to the home ant A will , family this year. Your nancial picture will fi- n 560 NO H STATE ST 224-152- also brighten visibly. 4 in OREM 1 . l |
