Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 7

fuBAT, WOT. OAILT JOCsUfAL-OAZETTI AND OOHMXBCUL-ITAI, IUTT001. 1111X01 PAOB IXTDk ILLINOIS AN8 ASKED TO HAVK, SILENT GUEST TBANKSOrVtNQ Dig "Ammunition" for Armistice Day Parade McKenney on Bridge FAMILY OF FIVE nits frhm TLIDHT MARK TRY ENDS IN CRASH i I Springfield. Hl-()-IlllnoU resi V' mm i arw i nwin vnv- Longvlew, Tex. The at SMOTHER PLAY WINS SMALL SLAM HERE This is the last of five articles on the fascinating but difficult smother Play.

If you run across a smother play, send It to me. It Is the most dlf- 1 dents were asked today to invito a "silent guest" to Thanksgiving Day dinner. TEg leijuest was made by Btats Agriculture Director Arnold P. Benson in conjunction with a nationwide campaign to help provide holiday dinners for needy European peopi. Families were asked to contribute money equal to the cost of a holiday dinner for the guest.

The money will be used by the American Silent Ouest Committee to pro. ride CARE food packages as holiday gifts. tempt of Tiiaurance rarrfTrrt" Vlnmont and Bert Simons to crack the world's record of 726 hours ended last night In a crash-landing. The two men had been In the air 839 hours when they were forced to come down about 11 p. m.

(C8T). Vlnmont suffered a fractured nose in the landing. Both men were hurled from the plane. Houston Dean, ground chief for the filers, said the plane's engine "froze'' at between 900 and 1,000 feet The pilot radioed they were coming down. Ingomar, Pa.

A man, till "wife, and their three tmall children died In their partially finished home after being overcome by what the eoroner'i office said were carbon monoxide fumes. The victims were Identified as William Crisman, 32; his- wife, Frances, 28, and their children, Florita, 7, William, and Joanna, i Dr. 1 Prelslnger of Ross township said the deaths yesterday ware caused by carbon monoxide. The bodies were discovered by Mrs. Crtsman's brother when he went to the house to see why his sister failed to keep an appointment.

Allefheny County Detective John Xovat said a gas circulator heater was turned on but the flame apparently had gone out. AKQ1S A 8 7 A4J2 7 VNone J88S AJlOtS V.KS4J QI07 62 Dtaler tar .1 hi'' I PseM Crefeaes Not all cyclones are disastrous. Tor many years man-made cyclones have been used by Industry as dust collectors. The large metal contraptions with inlet and ooflet pipes snd cone shaped bottoms are familiar sights ea the outside et certain factory buildings. Dart laden air is whirled around hndda, then me dust settles eat, leering the clean air to be rented to the AA863 OAS Tournsment E-W vuL Seam West North la I Pats 1 4 4a Pass Sw Pass Pass Past Pass Opening it CSSB Agrlceltaral Inrtttstiona There are 921 sgri cultural acien-tiflc research Institutions in the Soviet Union, including 112 institutes, 425 experiments! stations and 280 experimental fields and bases.

In addition, there are 1,884 plots for testing new, selected varieties of plants. Scientific, research work is being carried on' by 88 agricultural colleges Whs Owns America. Women spend SO per cent of all 1 the money spent tor food; 75 per Health and safety are vital elements in the development of the human resources which make the nation great. Programs In every school in the land would be invaluable In reducing the accident rate and in improving national health. A cent of an the money spent for clothing; 67 per cent of all the money spent for consumer goods; own 40 per cent of the homes In America; own nearly half of the stock in U.

S. railroads, and own fksult of all bridge plays to recognize because you usually have lost the timing on the hand before you realise that a smother play la poe- two-thirds of the nation's private wealth. BERGNER'S of Itcttoon BERGNEWS of Mcttoofi You'll mug in wintry weather with MJSKJG WEAR AP Wlrephew. young Communists pry up paving bricks on the Champs Hysee la Paris to arm their comrades In Armistice Day clash with police. Sixteen persons were arrested and several demonstrators and a police captain injured when the youths seized the barriers meant to hold back Armistice Day crowds and erected a barricade across the broad boulevard as police blocked their attempt to parade beyond police-set limits.

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95 $3 three groups irresistibly low priced. Renew Brushed rayon Black suede two-strap sandal Hobby Nobbies. Platform sole, wedge heeL worn floors) sible. To get the fuH benefit of today's hand, yon should lay the cards out, because it is ene of the more complicated smother plays. On the opening lead of the six ef clubs, Bast played the ten-spot and declarer won with the ace.

His next play was the queen of hearts and West correctly put on the three-spot. Declarer let it ride. Even when But showed out he was not too much worried as he still hoped for a spade break. The deuce of hearts was led, and when West played the four-spot, dummy's eight was finessed. Mow the king of spades was cashed and a low spade led to declarer's ace.

South knew then that the apade suit did not break, so he had to resort to a smother play to make the contract He ruffed his toemg club in dummy, leaving dummy with the blank ace of trumps and West with the king and five-spot. It looked as If West was sure to make the king of trumps. A diamond was led from dummy, won with the king, and a diamond returned to dummy's ace. A third diamond was ruffed by declarer, and a small spade led to dummy's queen. At this point declarer led back dummy's last diamond.

East played the jack and declarer discarded his losing spade, leaving himself with the jack and ten of hearts. East had only the king and queen of clubs. When he returned one ef them. South trumped with the ten of hearts, and West was smothered out of his king. If he under-trumped with the five, dummy's four of spades would be discarded.

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