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Show J P&fie 27-- THE Win Here and There 'l l - - ' )N 'm! I a:t;t'e'r L,I Correct Finesse Pays Percentage By Oswald & James Jacoby tsAg! I , NORTH 16 Among Unruly crowd 0 Coronets 3Live & Bridge holding 6 Looked. askance Yl Seethed Smudges 17 i T -a a a si apToTjaTi i4 45 r " ' 40 j ij I I U Us . b8 I I I (Newspaper inteipr'ne i Aa.) Your Horoscope YOUR BIRTHDAY By Stella Today's horecast PISCES (Feb. ttMarch 21) Spiritual inspiration is yours for the asking. Don't let this Sunday go by without some homage to divine guidance. ARIES (March 20) -S- eek a maximum of enjoyment today with a minimum of fuss. Don't be, surprised should another top your idea with a better one. TAURUS (April 21) This should be a quiet, restful day at home. See that others do not persuade you to engage in activities far afield. GEMINI 21) (May Customary Sunday activities are favored. Take care that another doesn't take your piace in the affections of another, v CANCER (June 23) Promising prospects should give you f feeling of confidence and contentment as the new work week approaches. Employ your wit. LEO (July 24 Aug. 23)- -A Sunday visit to or from friends should be enough to make this day stand out in your memory for a long time. VIRGO (Aug 24Sept. 23) The wise Virgo is the discreet Virgo. Take care that others do not gain knowledge of your affairs that you don't wish them to have. LIBRA (Sept. 24 0ct. difficulties could mar c journey at this time. The wise Libr will put off travel until a time wrier signs are brighter. SCOEPIO (Oct. 22) Morning church attendance must be first on your list of Sunday activities. Take some time to catch up on correspondence. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. would 22) A Sunday suit your mood well. Relax and enjoy what the day brings; plan 'ecreation for entire family. 20)-- Join CAPRICORN (Dec. with family in morning devotions. Natural events prove more important to your success at this time than man-mad- e deals. 19) AQUARIUS (Jan. Your physical is of extreme importance now and for the text few days. Do nothing to jeopardize it. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Born today, you are inclined to be impulsive and unless you team to control this tendency you may well forfeit real success, financial and otherwise. Learn to control your moods and to look critically at your actions before you undertake them; in this way you can foresee ill as well as good consequences and will be PROVO STORE 0 PHONE 373-450- 21 EAST WEST 47652 43 VKJ3 J632 V6542 K5 432 48765 SOUTH (D) AK8 VAQ97 Q87 AJ109 Both vulncrath West North East Pass Pass 6N.T. Pass South better able to select the proper direction for you to go. Learn, too, to stick. to whatever decisions you make. Monday, February 23 PISCES (Feb. 21)-- An Pisces who works on the initial that well all's that ends premise well. Look toward good beginnings. ARIES (March 20)-- Take care .that in your haste you don't leopardize financial interests. One incautious step could cost dearly. TAURUS (April 21 May 21) Sluggish morning hours are no indication of how the day will end. An excellent time for Taurus to push for uncommon success. e GEMINI 21) (May Environmental changes may be frightening at first but they should ultimately prove much to your benefit where work is concerned. CANCER (June 23) Today's invitations come at just the time. The wise Cancer will wrong to be take a rain check-o- ne remembered later. LEO (July 23) Morning complications dissipate in plenty of time to make the afternoon worth much in material gain and spiritual memories. t. VIRGO (Aug.' 23) New opportunities appear in late morning. Take care, however, that you are not so bound up in present activities that you fail to see them. inor LIBRA (Sept. errors in judgement must not be allowed to upset major plans for the day. A time when all must be double checked. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Routine matters bring with them of nature. results Take a special care that you don't shirk customary duties. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 8 There are any number of ways to bid to six in a match point duplicate game. The method shown in the box is not the most scientific but it certainly is the quickest. The c o n t r a c t is not an absolute laydown, but the play for six is so good that anyone who went down would be rather upset. Not that there isn't a simple way to hold yourself to 11 tricks. If South decides to attack hearts, on the theory that he will make his contract if East holds either honor and will make an extra trick if East holds both, he will go down at the slam. This play represents a 76 per cent chance but that isn't good enough. The best line of play is to lead the four of diamonds from dummy at trick two. If East holds the king, he may play it right away, in which case South's worries are over. If East does play low, South should play his eight, on the theory that East is more likely to hold the jack than the king. This time, you lose to the jack and West leads a second club. Now you play out all your black cards, discarding a heart and diamond from dummy and then play the ace of diamonds. The king drops and you have your 12th trick. If it failed to drop, you would fall back on the heart finesse. This line of p 1 a y would work any time that East held either the jack of diamonds or the king of hearts, a 76 per cent chance, plus the extra chances of a diamond king play from East and a doubleton king of diamonds in the East hand or a double-to- n king-jac- k of diamonds in the West hand. (Newspaper Inter prise Assn.) Excellent opportunity for making progress on a new project arise in late morning. Prove your point to another before day's end. 22) Pass no-tru- J umj 57 I BIRTHDAY VALUES ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY V108 4 A1094 KQ Opening lead tt 41 3 LfODtliraOtlffJJ INT. ' 1 Algonquian Indian 2 Shout 3 British baby carriage 4 Ribbed fabric 5 Not fixed in place 6 Roundup critters r 51 35 DOWN : it CAPRICORN (Dec. 20) Concentrate on matters essential to your success and you'll not waste time on things that can wait for a time. AQUARIUS (Jan. 19)- -A slow start will do much to insure a good end. The day progresses well if you take things in natural order. Walton's Book Izaak Walton's "The Corn-pleAngler," published in 1653, is the third best all-tiseller in the English language, being exceeded by the Bible and "Pilgrim's at Progress." Rampton Will Attend Meeting SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)-G- ov. Calvin L. Rampton will attend a meeting of the Education Committee of States Steering Committee in Portland, Ore., March The steering committee.which is the commission's policy board, is to study programs to improve public school education. Rampton is a former chairman of the commission. 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