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Mail $1 for each to Box 489. Radio City Station. N Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. Sowter who sat South now out a beautiful criss-cros- s squeeze based on the assumption that East would hold the king of hearts and at least six clubs. Sort East Pass Pass Pass Pass ARIES (March November (, 1M0 Because you may pursuea course this coming year, many new opportunities are likely to open up to you. This will that give you a you might not have had in the past. Sally worked Dealer North North 'Birthday Dummy won the diamond lead and took the second trick with the king of spades. A spade to the ace and a second diamond came next. East had shown singletons in both those suits, so West would hold exactly three cards in hearts and clubs. Qjums West cfour h, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D- 21) The hectic pace you've been keeping may have caught up with you. because today you need some time to be by yourself. Keep activities simple. East had to let a heart go in order to J of clubs. Now Sally simply led Jhe five of hearts from dummy. There was no way for East to keep her from Here is yesterday's hand with our collecting three heart tricks and the guess at the bidding at the other table. king of clubs. North's two-clu- b bid was artificial as was Smith's response which showed an (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ace or two kings and had nothing to do n. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Making a list and planning for the future is a good beginning keep Q towad reaching some hopes and wishes. Once you get organized, you'll have a direction In which to head. AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) You may have to speed up today in order to get what you want. Don't fear to do so; the right 20-Fe-b. 19) Seek out the answers to a perplexing problem, even if H takes doing a little spadework. You make a good detective today. TAURUS ( April 20-M20) If there is some problem with another that you'd like to get off your chest, today may be a good day to have that talk You'H diplomatically say that which needs saying GEMINI (May 20) Sometimes the details of a can because project bug you they take too much time. Not so be fascinated with today; you'll intricate work. CANCER ly (June 22) Enjoying the day chatting with friends can be a welcome and necessary relief for you, to don't feel guilty If you neglect some chores you can do tomorrow. LEO (July 22) Concern for your security and of those in your charge will be emphasized today. Outside matters can wait until another day. VIRGO (Aug. 22) Your eagerness to learn will be quite evident today as you welcome any experience which can broaden your mind. Because of this, you'll absorb facts quickly. LIBRA (Sept. 29) You have the ability today to convert what you've learned Into Ideas which can be channeled into production of more material goods to make your lot in life easier. g. 23-O- ct. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) i I 1 53 1 54 58 61 63 I I 36 52 60 62 I VKJH words m be there as you begin to voice your thoughts PISCES (Feb. 20) Your curiosity it active today, and this good However, don t waste it m impractical areas, use this trait to expand your knowledge. 46 50 55 east VMS MIIU1 49 43 45 49" 48 ak lllTl tah-P- age 39" 38 40 AKQ By OSWALD JACOBY AND ALAN SONTAG 24 27" 26 25 23 1QU VAICt west THE HERALD. Provo. I Bernice Bede Osoi North's two no trump was to show balanced distribution. South s three clubs was Stayman, North's three spades was the Staymin response. South showed his four spades and since North knew that South did not hold the missing king he simply bid six M 11 Opening lead: "FT 20 NORTH m. 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Tolerant atio SIA Wednesday. at Bridge L IN r, (ibbr) 17 Bellow 18 Ship's petty officer 20 22 24 25 29 33 34 36 ItJuIaIcU! 6lTLlilT 58 1 possess association Win previous Punie ioim lairs Dvorak 55 Row 56 Skinny fish t 13 Ambush 14 Ssngstreis Aswerto Ills 64 I 1 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE 1 I ASSN ) Space Shuttle Artist Hopes To Become Future Spaceman International tractor - PITTSBURGH (UPI) Mort Kunstler runs 5 miles a day, but winning a marathon is not the goal he has in mind. He's staying in shape so he can become the nation's 20-2- first astronaut-artis- Kunstler, paintings t. 49, of hired to make oil the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's space shuttle, became fascinated with his subject. He began to think about becoming a space-ag- e genre painter. 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