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SIMILARITY 31 Rodent 32 Collection of vrQeuo- - &cb PT NADINE KELTZEB SWEETIE PIE Barbs By HAL COCHRAN An orator is any person who can explain to a waiter exactly how he wants his steak 'done It’ smart say a greeting card company to remember the girl friend’ birthday Just forget which one it is The glove compartment of the average auto contains rouge powder comb and mirror where a flashlight ought to be It’s fanny how many people get fagged out from taking trips on Saturday and Sunday It’s a great life if you don’t weekend! SHAGCrED'tflS Virgin Mary 2 Citrus fruit 3 Nets 4 Eternity 5 Winter vehicle 6 An aroid 7 Ventilate 40 STANDARD-EXAMIN- THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW PUZZLE Biblical Bit ACROSS THY OGDEN (UTAH) JULY7 1953 THURSDAY EVENING ever get caught in the meat grinder? How do they stay out of trouble with a hand like the accompanying tragedy? “I bid four spades with the hand got doubled and went down three tricks like a little man The defenders took two clubs and the ace of diamonds after which East eventually got three trump tricks Even when it was all over I still didn’t know where things had gone wrong How does this differ from the kind of hand in! which you bid aggressively?” The difference is very simple You bid aggressively with good distribution when you have a sound trump suit You act cautiously with a weak trump suit In this hand South knows that he has a bac spade suit Furthermore he knows that he has forced North to choose between sional players here hut with a 71 in yesterday’s round he appeared to be in little danger of being ousted Three of the other five Yanks in the championship' flight also 72 were in good position at forThey were Byron Nelson mer U S Open champion from Roanoke Tex British amateur champion Joe Conrad ofSan Antonio Tex and amateur ace Jimmy McHale of Wynne wood ST ANDREWS Scotland (UP) Ed Furgol was the angriest American but Johnny Bulla was the one in greatest danger of elimination today as the field teed off in the second round of the British Open golf championship at the historic old St Andrews course After today’ round the field will be cut in half for the final 36 holes Friday Furgol former U S Open champion from Clayton Mo was loud in voicing his “disgust” over the treatment of visiting profes- - ohe-under-p- pr 18-ho- le Courtney Backus Win in Europe ar Pa Mol Patton I s In Now Post WICHITA Kan (UP) Mel Patton world record holder for the 100 and sprints succeeded C A Bidwell today as the head track coach at the University of Wichita Patton 30 has been track coach at City Junior College at Long Beach Calif for the last 220-yar- d LAHTI Finland (UP) Tom Courtney of Fordham won the race in 1:528 and Bob Backus of the United States won the hammer throw with a toss of 5663 meters yesterday in an international track meet six years 800-met- er Radio stations are responsible for the accuracy ef these listings RADIO PROGRAMS Standard-Examiner-KL- News O KL0 KDYL 1430 1320 KC KC 6:00'Gabriel Heat ter Jon Duffy I ' 6:lBDlnner fl:30l Date 6:451 with Music hearts and spades and that North is almost surely showing a preference with two spades and two hearts North might even have two small spades with an ace elsewhere If North had some (hree-carholding' in spades he would support spades early instead of bidp Moreover if ding two North had a hand that was obviously useful for play at spades he would jump to four spades instead of bidding only three Date spades 11:151 with Dale Strangely enough the value of 11:80! 11:45! 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