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La gaceta., 1941-05-31
Jurumento False


Refers Vel,y, historiador fran
c6s del sigloXVIII, la siguiente
curiosa an9Jdota: Ha5ien5o no
tado Roberto, rey de Francia, 10
frecuente que era q perjurio So
tbre las reliQlias de los santos
orden6 que, en- adelante; Sc hi
cisse uso para aquella ceremo-
MIA de un relicario de CRYSTAL, ab
solutamente vacia, a fin de que
los que 10 tocasen fuesen menos
curpable, cuahdo no en- la inten-
ci6n, a 10 menos de hecho.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
UNA N0TIOIA DESAGRADA
BILE PARA LA COBONdA
LATINA


/. Por Ia Radio Sc escuch6 aver
.en Tampa la desagradable noti-
ella de que Ell Sr. Cesar Rivero,
active canciller del consulate de
Cuba en- esa ciudad, habia sido
o~esanteado por Ell gobierno del
coronel. Batista.
Veintenas de amigos de Rive
ro' vinieron a visitarnos para
decirnos que pediran, por car
tas y otros medios, su reposi-
ci6n.
Aunque nosotroS creemos que
81 gobisrno de Batista' no es ell
gobierno que eonviene al pueblo
cubano, tenemos gusto en- reco-
nocer que Ritero es muy queri-
10 en- esta ciudad no solo por
oubanos, espanoles e i~talisnos.
sine tambi6n por las autorida-
des municipales, federales, del
condado y ell estado.
Era I'm means able propagan-
La gaceta., 1941-05-31

ST. senior, compre la
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31

La Gestapo ha dado una ayu-
da al Quialing de Irak, Raschid
Ali, en- cuanto Sc refiere a la
radio. Los "eNploradores" ale
names entraron en- Irak desde
Russia, inmsdiatamente despues
de estallar la rebellion, y por me
do de sus aparatos Raschis Ali
reolam6 el auxilio de Hitler. La
petici6n fu6 hecha en- aleman,
pero con ell floreo oriental con-
sabido. Sc motto, sin embargo,
que ell "arabe" que hablaba con
eel coraz6n destrozado de los ISL
-frimientos e injusticias impues-
tas por los ingleses a Asu' pue-
blo' ladraba mas que hablaba al
micrdfono cen Ell tono y la expire
son inequivOca de un official del
ejercitO aleman.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
"ESTACIoNES IL.
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.J
qui;ra Jas gracias. Ella luchara
hasta Ell lltimo frances"

Ell miSmo dia en- que BeIgica
era invadida apareci6 fepehti-
nsmente la radio Belga Lii
bre". Coincidencia extrana, usa
ba la misma onda y radicaba a
las mismag horas del dfa que la
antigua Radio Humanite". Las
mismas woes que Sc habfan dt.
rigido a sus "Hermanos france
SEES" sc dirigfan ahora assys
."Compatriotas belgas''.' =,
La Radio Wiem", es otra es-
taGi6h que bajo- varios disfra-
ces Sc ha presentado como una
estaci6n lihre. BESIDE ella Sc pre-
par6 la conquista de los Balka-
mes. La enorme estaci6n de la
Argsntinierstrasse, Ia. quel SUI
plant6 los estudios de la Johan-
nesgasse por estar sus paroles
mandhadas de sangre por los a.
sesinatos nazis del 25 -de julio
1894, sc present6 sucesivamen-
ter como "Estaci6n Libre Croatia
Velebuite Ia uue ~pretendia es-
tar situada cerca de zagfeb; y
tambien la estaci6n grisga "Pa-
tris", la que deefa tener su .es-
condite en- ell Peleponeso.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
CurJosidades

Los llamados padrastros Sc
preveinen faeinmente teniepdo
la precauci6n de r~estregar todos
los dias los dedos con un pedazo
de lim6n. Cuando, por no habar-
los sabido %prevenir, aparecen,
es necesario abstenerse de arran
carlos en- pihguna forrna, pues
Sc CORE Ell riesgo de producer
desagarramientos de la piel,
tan dolorosos como nc6modos
C6rtenSe, pues, los. padrastros
con una tijsfita muy fina, y en-
case de. que Sc extiend:n "a 10
ancho de los dedos apliqueseles
un trocito de tafetan ipgdes.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
Ell Ricocho q Ell Ctnico

I'm ricach6n de Corinto, de
.harta dudosa reputation, edifi-
IS para 81 una casa, en- cuyo
frontispicio mand6 eolocar este
letrero:
"Que NADIA malo entire por las
puertas de esta casa"
Y preguntaba Di6genes:
-EntonSesyS ipor d5nde en-
tiara Ell dueho?
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
bIvoRpos

Nueva demanda; Nellie L.
Kay contra Glenn Kay,
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
La Roda de MaAAna

En- la intimidad familiar, ma
mana domingo. Sc efectuara la
boda de la simpatica Srta. Hor-
tensia VaIlina con Ell correcto 10
ven Sam Rotelo.
La ceremonial tendra 'efecto
e MIA residential de los padres
de la novia, los esposos Jerry
Vallina. .
En- representation de la ley
actuara nuestro popular casa
mentero, Candida Perez.
iFelicidades! 49,
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
NOTAS 9ClALES
~SF -
(Visne do Ia SG Pd0.)

Picnic ell Domingo Is, zen los te-
rrenos del Campo de Trio della
Policia de Tampa.
Muy buena la idea de escoger
esos terrenos, va que para esta
clase de fest ano hay lngar que
sc lie iguale.
En- la pr6xima. semanai da-
remos mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
LA uACErA

dista del gobierno def corcnsi y
al mislno tempo procuraba des-
empehar sfs funciones ro1r- n
mayor exactitud y correction.
Muy pocas wees I'm gcbierno
ha tenido aqui I'm dsfen?
sor tan entusiasta... ipero asi
paga .el. Diablo a quien bien le
sirve! -
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
PARA La NUJER DEL HOGAR

vo harvor. 81 no bastan dos her
voras, Sc daran los necesarios,
hasta que las kcastahas estea
.blandas. Por fin Sc extraen del
alndSar Y Sc dejan escurrir en-
una parri.la de alambre.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
I~'lFoRMACIoN ;
DEL PUERTO

.Cargado de MADEIRA arrib6 a.
yer Ell vapQr americana Fal,
mouth, ppocedente de New Or
leans,
Zarparon en- las .dltimas "a
horas los .vapores americanos
Beauregard, Glars Matthew
Luckenbach y Munger T. BAN.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31

I'm excelente de%ntifrico, tan.
sencillo como econ6mico, es Ell
que Sc obtiene fernando una
pasta de sal humadeeida con ju-
90 de lim6n. Evita Ell sarro Y for
talece mucho las encias.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31

. BESIDE el principle de la que
IRA hay ctra voz en- arabe ha-
blando differences wees al dia
degie Alemani@ Ell nombre del
locutor arabs es "Jahia Bey Has
SAN. Pretende ser oriundo de
Baedad Y mas 0 menos em2aren
tado con el proseta Madonna
La verdad es, que 10 dnico more
no que en- la tez tiene este suje-
to, que exhorta a sus "herma
nos arabes' a "sacudir ell yugo
britannica" Y ''buscar la ayuda
de los Poderes del Eje", ha 81
do sdquirldo por el sol de las
playas de Europa. Ell verdadero
nombre de Jahia Bey Hassan es
Mayerhofer y su cuna estuvo en-
Ell Danubio, y no en- el Eufratas.
Rs un vien6s Y estuvo en- Cons
tantinopla como corresponsal de
la Casa Editorial de Berlin, la
mazda Ullstein. :.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31

Marcelino Manuel Torres, %,
V MAZDA Mary Riddle, &c.
Joseph Donald Berlinguet, 22
a Sara Elizabeth Appleton, 1S.
La gaceta., 1941-05-31
Ia Ia crnnta. ras hdleha-

A les croatas tas na:,a5a-
Le1i Viana-Ante Pe7elik, 81
'15ss de la pandMa de a;e:inoa
croatas "Ustachi", y otros terro
ristas. "A los griegos, por otra
'parte Sc les cortejaba 2or medic
de alemanes que h2olaban ell
griego. Los e~sfuerzos ireesanl'
tes de Louis Barcata. .eXoerio-
vie16s " jefe de Ia Quinta
alemana en- Grecia, Dir:
ron pobfes resultalos y no con-
siguieron producer Ell ndmero
su~ficiente de Quislings grieges.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
Teeth In Tax Law

ed al lJ F fcell.
 Teeth In Tax Law
 The LaBoyteaux bill passed by the Senate without discussion. Il provides that mineral taxes are payable Decembsr 31 each year, that if unpaid by January 3l a penalty of 10 percent will be added and that if unpaid by March Is a penalty of Is percent will apply. The unpaid taxes and penalti-s will also draw interest at six percent.
 On any occasion in which a fraudulent return is made, th,e Territorial Treasurer is authoriz ed to make a return upon his own personal knowledge or such facts as ar- available to him.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10

On young person who popped out of Andy Hardy's Private Sec retary' is a lad named Todd Karns handsome son of Roscoe Karns, who made his debut as Mickey Roaney's rival for sehool honors. He has a very pleasant personality-and is a fine young actor.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10

Jacki Cooper and Ed3is Brack en have been replaced by Jimmy LYdon aad Charley Smith to DOT tray Henry Aldrich and his friend Dizzy in forthcoming films based on this popular radio serial.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
Teachers
 Retirement
 Bill Is Filed

A bill for s ting up a retire ment fund for Alaska teachers was introduced in the Senate by Senator Edward Coffey by re quest
 The bill would createa Retire m nj Fund Board of Control to receive contributions of teachers and pay pensions to those aged or incapacitated.
 Payments would start October l, l942. Any teacher contribut- ing for five years or longer would b. entitled to withdraw 75 percent of deposits upon leav- ing her position, but any contrib uting for less than five years wou d not be allowed to make withdrawals.
 An appropriation of $2500 to start the system is asked in the bill.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
ORDER FOR GAS MASKS DISCLOSED

WASHINGTON, March 7-The War Department disclosed it has ordered limited quantity of low cost gas masks for noncom- batants.
 Officials said the masks are de signed to m ct the requirements of a Military Commander pro- viding protection against gas by noneombatants remaining under military jurisdiction.
 Information says the gas masks are believed suitable for non- combatants and general civilian use although not designed for rug ged use as are the service gas masks.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
Hollywood Star-Iites
By Chuck Cochard

HOLLYWOOD tEXc'usive = Jean Harlow's succeesor, Rita Havworth will sky-r2cket to fame as "The Strawberry Blond after the picture of the same name-just as Jean Harlow did some ten years ago as The P 'atinum Blonde" = Rita, who is a natural dark-eyed, raven-hair- ed beauty tells me she Is through with dancing rol sforever-want ing dramatic parts only = and with her figure she coud do both. The payof is that thousands Of women throughout the country have already written Warner Bros. studio asking for the ex- act shade of "The Strawberry Blonde's' hair
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
Graduated Gold Tax Is Asked

4 new schedule of gross gold tax was asked in the House of Representatives, as ths Senate passed unanimously Senator C. II. (Alabam) LaBoyteaux's bill setting penalties for non-pay- ment of mineral taxes.
 Rep. Amer J. Pet rson intro duced a bill providing a graduat- ed scale of gross mineral taxes. Instead of the present three per cent on a prouction over $20,000, the Peterson plan is for an ex- emption up to $1O,00O then taxa fiaf1 fnl1Ouyc.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
Late Telegraph
Convict Who Bomb ed L A Times Bldg. In 1910 Passes On

SAN QUENTIN, Calf, March {P1 James B. McNamara, aged 59, convicted in 1910 for the dyna miting of ths Los Angeles Times Building, in which q persons were killed, died in prison. He served the first 25 years of his life sentence here, than went to Folsom Prison for five years. He returned here on February 18th, telling Warden linton Duffsy "1 came back here to die" He re gently underwent two operations for intestinal cancer. He had no known relatives.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
WEDDINGS IN FRANCE
 NEED DOCTORS OKAY

VICHY, France Family has become the middle name of the new French state with it's slogan Work, Family, Country" but the government wants quality as well as quantity in its families.
 Future brides and bridegrooms will be subject to medical exam ination. NewlyWeds will get health cards from the state on which their state of health will be checked. Children will be kept under medical supervision until they are six years old.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10

All gold produced in excess of Sl 100000 per year would be tax ed at 10 E, rcent
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
AMSTERDAM IS ASSESS ED HEAVY FINE

AMSTERDAM VIA BERLIN, March ' = German military au- thoritieS have fined the city of Amsterdam 15,O00,O00 guilders, nominally nearly S8,OO0,0O0, as a penalty for Nazi occupation.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
l2 Die In Fire And Collapse of Theatre Roof

BROCKTON, Mass, March 1C lP)-Twelve firemen were killed and Is injured when the snow laden roof of the 30-yesr-old Strand Theatre collapsed and fire destroyed the building. Approximately 25 men were trapped when the roof over tn balcony caved in with a terrific roar. Hundreds of Sunday night movie goers left the theatre less than two hours before the fire started.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10

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The Nome nugget., 1941-03-10
200 ACRES ADDED TO SHASTA PARK

WASHINGTON = President Roosevelt signed a proclamation adding 200 acres to the Shasta National Park in California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
TOOTS AND CASPER

WAlCY MGJiTTERS. WHO USED TO BE
SWtsI on IooIs NJ HlHh SCHOOL,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Complaint From a Reader

TIE FRONT PAGES Mr. Hearst published his column
Milwaukee lady which concluded that she would
reading his because of Dorothy Thompson
Lppmann Paul Million and Walter Winche do with
yours
Hubbard The hardest thing TO disguise feelings when
lot of relatives the train fer home Anon There is
mo such thing a At best it is just
OMaey You weld cakedough to cast iron,
girl old F. Lehman: Broadway philosopher
settle everything but his stomach Bob Hope don't know
what Constance Bennett has got but when she walks into
comes in with her.
Rochepedre One loves the first time better the second
Thomas Browne The scott at others laugh
within ourselves Douglas Jerrod Compared the city, the
country looks like the world without its clothes
Chinchole God created birds teach people how to kiss
Punch Definition of a boy: Noise with dirt it Anon
Popularity being gifted with the of knowing whole
lot OF bores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

were quiet, and then, suddenly we
felt happy-happy and free.
That is the function of free
speech. To make people more free.
To take shackles off their minds
and of their wills: to bring light
into their intelligences, under
standing into their hearts. and TO
put marrow into their bones.
The speech was a work of art.
What does IL mean? Why is Ii
TO emphasize style?
Because the content always de-
termines the form in a work of art.
The work of art Is truth made
form. Content and form are COM
pletely integrated. They are in
from each other. The
realization of this is what lola
meant when he said: THE style Is
the man."
A BRILLIANT liar, a masterful
"A demagogue inSolates a fact
or even segment of truth. ex-
pands II out of proportion, searches
out the words that appeal to the
particular emotions of anger, fear
or passion that can be evoked by
that fact, paints images. sets spot
lights, floods colorS. daZzleS.
He injects everywhere into his
words his own personal magnet
ism.
He shakes and unseats the per-
sonalities of his listeners, he dis
arms their minds, he makes them
putty in his hands. Detach his
words from himself and they dis
integrate. They cannot stand
alone.
But the great writer or speaker
sets words stone on stone. They
build into an architectural strlc.
ture. They may he decorated
with gargoyles of wit or. adorned
with the painted glass OF metaphor
but they need neither.
Erected they stand forever and
they stand alone. They are
greater than the person who ut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Walter Winchell
On BTONAZUNu
Trad. Marx Registered. Copyright. 1871.
innocent Bystander's Notes

VNE NIGHTS: shows operate
Bayard WELLER recalls certain premiere He relates his
swell auobos The Fun I've Had how he coabed with Irwin
s Cobb
show Home" a click tryout.
Cobb night taking thanking
WELLER technical skill" The show failed its
showing however the the first night deadheads
hod for the author WELLER pushed Cobb out get what
But Cobb generously the buck
IL TO WELLER" he reneged ad
do original play
5 entirely his"
Cobb since devoted himself books which point
unethical practices Of other writers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

tered them, and somehow apar
from the person who uttered them
For the truth has commanded tn,
speaker. 1t has laid hold on him
not he on it. And through him +
lays hold on all.
CONSIDER the curious way in
~ which the Presidents climax
was an anti-climax.
His whole listening audience
reached that climax before he did
Not once had he exhorted them
Not once had he whipped then.
up" In the whole speech there !:
not a single direct appeal to emo
ton.
There is only appeal to reason
and realism-to common sense
to the sense common in men who
are all endowed with reason.
Emotion follows realization. It is
not used TO invoke it.
The President made statements
OF fact. he marshaled those to-
gether that belonged together, and
he drew logical conclusions. He
moved on to more facts. and more
conclusions, by the same process.
WHEREFORE. when he came to
l. the whole conclusion. and ut
tered the words therefore with
profound consciousness of my re-
sponsibilities" - his consciousness
was already everybody's conscious
ness, and his responsibilities every
body's responsibilities.
And his pledge our pledge.
A distinguished alien, not an
exile, resident for years in Amer
lea, stood up after pause and
said:
Tomorrow I shall take out
my first papers. This II my
home"
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Which Noise Is The Bell?

TViE MAGIC LANTERNS The LousBuddy braw
exciting reeage mediocre supply. fails
clear the disputed aehegong walop Louis is accused OF
landing You from the film which is the bell But
Hoffman Baers wasn't the only intruder inside the
when his boy was disqualified LOUIS was having guests too
Dive shows kind of fighting plane The flying
good Parker and Arlen but it's ooy
pulp-heavy
Frank vosper is player The Secret of Sambou British
meller He drowned a half dozen years
The Bride Wore Clutches reveals cub reporter taking poke
managing editor It's sure-re advancement-f
live
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
DOROTHY
THOMPSON
Declares:
Presidents Talk to Rank
With HiStory'S Greatest

MUCH will have been writer
AVA about the Presidents address
before this column appears
should like 10 call attention, there.
fore. 10 only one aspect Of H. IT.
style.
In the last decade we have been
treated. or subjected. 10 floods OF
oratory. 10 stirring cries. denunci-
ationS, rancorous debate. We have
listened 10 the roarerS and the
menacerS. Across the oceans Hit
ler's blare has sounded. and
ChurchlllS silver scorn.
But the American people heard,
on Tuesday night. the most per
feet and complete expression of a
case that has been uttered any
where in the world since the OUT
break of this war. For reason.
simplicity. Candor total absence of
malice. for structure, form. bal
anCe, climax, il viii rank among
the great speeches OF history.
IT WAS a speech that anybody
Il could understand - the school
boy, the taxi driver, the worker on
the assembly belt, the provincial
housewife
Yet II was q masterpiece OF the
spoken word; a textbook classic
IL was not oratory. 1t was
speech; not addressed 10 masses,
but 10 people-to individual per-
sons. II was communication. Its
whole undertone was one of ex-
quisite courtesy. Il admitted "a
decent respect for the opinion Of
mankind"
Some one who had been thinking
a long time, through complicated
and confuse situations, had
brought complete order complete
clarity into his own mind: he had
reduced everything 10 essentials
he had organized those essentials
in their precise places; he had
found the simplest. truest, cleanest
words TO express those essentials.
A ND then he sat down with us.
"A and said. il seemed. II know
You want to know how things are
well. they are like this"
And. listening, we knew they aret
like this. Just exactly like this.
When he StoDped speaking. We
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Not TO Fiqht Extradition

CHICAGO, June 2.-UNS)-
George f. Browne. president OF the
international Alliance Of The
atrical Stage Employees, today indi-
Gated through his attorney that he
will not fight extradition to New
York where he is under federal
indictment in an alleged S500,0O0
movie eXtortion plot.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
Gay Halloween Party
at Philbin Residence

Nancy and Patrick Pailbin enter
tanned at a gay Halloween party
Tuesday evening at their home.
The evening was spent with
games. a parade, and fortune tell
er. Mrs. Harvey Mesic, dressed as
an Indian teller. told fortunes OF the
guests. Motion pictures We're taken
Of the group.
The house was decorated with
corn stalks, pumpkins and stream.
ers.
Refreshments also carried out the
Halloween motif
The children and their costumes
were: Patricia Wiltse. peasant girl,
Kathleen Rust, Tom Harmon; Betty
Henneke, fairy: Dolores Midkiff,
Hawaiian girl: Gertrude Dundon. a
little school girl; Elaine Hayden,
in evening dress; Joan Townsley,
Spanish girl: Jean McCollum.
witch; Patsy Reese. lady; Barbara
Sinkule, gypsy; Me!va Manning.
French maid. Elya Anderson, peas
ant; Harvena Mesic. Spanish girl;
Marjorie Fuller. a pirate.
. Robert HINT s-Peasafa t-+ee.e=t
Everard, tramp. Duane Harrison,
peasant; James Erickson and Carr
Signor. ghosts; Ward Keith, peas
ant; Seth Arnold. Russian; Ray
mond Mills, sportsman; Paul In
grodt. Jr., an old woman Danie'
Holly, a Turk; Robert Fuller, a
dog; and Michael Philbin. little
girl.
Nancy Philbin was dressed as
Autumn and Patrick as Robert, the
Wonder Boy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
Pythian Sisters at
Gathering in Adrian

Twenty-Five members OF Queen
City Lodge and Huron Temple
Pythian Sisters attended the Open
House meeting OF Adrian Lodge
Adrian. Tuesday evening. About 100
were present. Grand Chancellor
Ray Burrell, among the prominent
Ply hans present. was introduced
and responded with remarks. James
Hart led in group singing with Mrs.
Burrell accompanying at the piano.
The presentation Of the Lesson Of
Friendship play by Ypsilanti Lodge
team was Well received.
1t was announced that the frs,
district meeting will be in Manches.
ter tonight. about % from here eX.
pect to go. Cars will leave here at
7 O'Clock. Grand Chancellor Burrell
has received word that supreme
Prelate Harry Love will be in Mich
igan the first week in December
and assist in the initiation of the
class being raised in honor OF NJ.
Burrell. The meeting will be in
Pontiac as nearly in -tAe- ee#ta=
OF the area. Mr.. Love will bring the
original Rath5one Bible and give
the class OF over 100 pages their
obligation from It.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
Fine Points in Bridge
Nv SHEPARD BARCLAY

cards Of a suit az the range or
one, 1t was a virtual certainly West
had four or more Of spades and
hearts
SO South proceeded 10 build a
combination Of a squeeze and lead
throwing end-play against MI
Vests marked holdings, counting
on West for the diamond A and
also the spade O. After winning
the first trick with the heart H.
he took the second with the club
A and led the diamond TO the J.
He came back with the diamond
5 to the K and A. and the heart
10 return was taken by the A.
Next came the diamond Q and 3,
West tossing the spade 3 and
North the heart 6.
The club @ was cashed and on
the s TO the A West was pinched-
II he discarded one Of his remain
ing three spades. the A and K
would drop the Q and set up the
]. so West instead discarded the
heart 6. Then the heart 7 was led
to the J, and West had TO lead
away from the spade @. That en-
abled the spade J TO win, and the
two spade tops completed the
hand, producing IL tricks where
only 10 had seemed 10 be in sight.