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money to finance Winslow's patent.
But you haven't got his - err conf
dence. Well. I've got his confidence
bat I'll have to dig up the money
somewhere. How's for playing ball
on the same team? Winslow needn't
know a thing about it." She smiled
persuasiveiy. mot until the deal is
signed, sealed and delivered"
The young man behind the desk
pushed back his chair and the pleas
antness left his eyes. "Tm afraid l
wouldn't be interested in that sort
of an arrangement" he said stiffly.
What's the matter with it?"
"It's sharp"
Sharp" The big woman laughed
contemptuously. "It's business" she
asserted stoutly. "If you don't put
up the money, I'll find somebody who
will. Henry Winslow may be an OBJ
stinate old fool, but he knows glass.
You're letting pretty profit slip
through your fingers, young man. A
pretty proftv' She smacked her lips
enticingly.
I'm sorry" Marrow stood up.
There are angles to this proposition
which you don't know, Mrs. Tupper.
But even if they did not exist, l
wouldn't be interested" He bowed.
INlRS. TUPPER did not take the hint.
She sat perfectly still. "If you think
won't be able to raise the money
elsewhere" she warned grimly. "you-
we got another think coming. If you
want a bigger cut. speak up. But if
you're figuring that I'll fall down and
Winslow will have to come crawling
to you. forget ii"
I'm not interested in what you
call bigger cut. and | don't expect
MIR. Winslow to come crawling to
me-" His box chin was out, but the
thrust of it suggested hopelessness and
bitterness rather than obstinacy.
:Now If you will excuse ME, Mrs.
Tupper -" He started around the
desk.
81 wish your father was sitting
across that desk" Abbie said sud-
denly.
Young Marrow stopped abruptly.
whats that?"
Il wish your father was still alive"
(Confinved on poge 10
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with you and you can arrange the
preliminary contracts. Providing"
she chuckled throatily, 81 don't get
jinxed somewhere along the line.
Looking back. Winslow was one of
my few failures. Funny the way peo-
pie get superstitious in their old age,
amt it?''
Nuts to that!' Young Bill Tupper
would have said, but Mr.. Abram
Page merely assured his caller that
Evening star., 1941-04-06

he would be at her instant disposal.
After the receiver was back in it's
cradle, Mrs. Tupper levered herself.
with grunt, off the edge of the bed.
She walked slowly across the room to
the mahogany dresser. extracted a
cigarette from limp packet and lit it
slowly. Then she opened the big purse
propped against the pincushion and
extracted letter from its depths.
She switched on bleary-looking
reading lamp and sat down. While the
cigarette smoldered between her lips,
she read the tiny angular words which
raced over the blue sheets.
"And | thought l knew something
about selling -" she muttered.
My NAME is Mrs. Tupper -Abbie
Tupper."
The young man behind the desk
nodded pleasantly. "Yes. Mrs. Tup-
PERI"
The woman's hat - it reminded
the young man of a collection of Span
ish moss tied together with an old
telephone cord - nodded approving
ly. Good! l like to get down to bust
ness without lot of preliminary
hooey, too. I've come to Oakesville,
Mr.. Marrow, at the invitation of Mr..
Henry Winslow. to look over his
new process of making malleable glass,
with a view to financing a company
to control the use of the formula. I'm
meeting MIR. Winslow this afternoon.
She waited.
The young man waited.
you've heard of it?''
81 have"
81 understood from MIR. Winslow's
letter that you had offered to put up
the money but that he had refused
your offer"
That's correct"
Plainly this young man with the
attractive hazel eyes and the box
chin wasn't dumping his troubles into
the lap of every stranger who came
along. Mrs. Tupper foraged for a
cigarette. accepted the light the young
man extended and squirmed in her
chair. why don't they make furni-
ture that people can sit on in COM
fort?" she demanded plaintively.
swell. that's neither here nor there,
is it? Here's my point: You have the
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somebody some good. eh? What Cupid
loses on the peanuts, Tupper makes
up on the bananas. I'll say this for
the old curmudgeon. he knows glass"
Always the businesswoman," the
lawyer said, and became a bit of a
businessman himself. 81 hope your
call means that l will be allowed to
handle the legal details for you, Mrs.
Tupper."
''Of course! Of coursep' the big
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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

woman assured him briskly. Knowing
his mother of old, Young Bill Upper
would have grinned at the briskness.
When Abbie whipped up her words
that way. things weren't always what
they seemed. 81 am seeing Winslow
tomorrow afternoon. AS soon as we
talk the details out, I'll get in touch
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FANTASTIC REUNION
Continued from poss five

sharp. "Drat obstinate people! Wins
low did the wrong thing = or so he
figured later - when he trusted Old
Marrow. Now he wants to salve that
old mistake with another. Wei" the
rumble took on a philosophic note -
Il don't suppose should be signing.
It's an i'll wind that doesn't blow
Evening star., 1941-04-06
"234 HOURS for mew

says Mrs. Agnes L. Sauer,
stenogrspher-secretary. Nov
Ill never put off washing my
stockings before / go to bed.
New Ivory Flakes dissolve 50
fast. And you don't even need
Evening star., 1941-04-06

hot water! Me for nightly washing with N,
Ivory Flakes" 1t pays! Try it!
Evening star., 1941-04-06
1914 HOURS OF

no trouble at all-New Ivory Flakes are SC
quick and easy TO use!" Good advice. girls
Evening star., 1941-04-06
NEWD0HBZE4UZEK
IVORY Flakes!

80 s~Su
No hot wafer needed!
NOW IT'S FUN to wash your stockings
every night with Ivory Flakes-to help
them wear and wear! Because Ivory
Flakes are improved! They're faster!
They're sudsier! They're even prettier!
OPEN A BRIGHT Blue BOX of New Faster
Ivory Flakes! See? They're sheer as
yourstockings! Lustrous, delicate, dainty
-r1ade for gentle stocking care!
TRY THEMi Don't fuss with hot water! No
need to! These lovely new thin flakes
dissol0e ts0ice as fast-even in lukevarm
,oater! And such quick suds! You wash
your stockings in practically no time!
NO MORE EXCUSE for saving up four or
five pairs using strong soaps! That's
,Orong! For longer stocking wear
(barring accidents like snags)-buy good
stockings like the Quakers used in this
test, and wash them each night with
pure Ivory Flakes. Start tonight! +
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Religious Evolution
Outlined For Club

In a scholarly talk before mem
bers OF the Forum Club at their
November meeting In the faculty
lounge OF Charles McKenny Hall
Monday evening, Rev. Raymon Barr
talked on evolution Of religion. The
speaker expressed the opinion that
since the recorded history OF man.
a bout five or six thousand years.
that progress has been made, and
that while the world is engaged in
an awful conflict now and The lights
of civilization seem 10 be going out,
there Is a new day coming. Re
ligion. he said, may become a
greater part OF our daily life. not
only as individuals, but as nations.
A discussion period followed
among the membes with Rev. Bair
taking an optimi5 &c side, saying
that am Is not hopeless.
Prof b W. Peet was host for the
evening. Following dinner in the
dining room. the II members and
guests Rev Bair. Prof. F. R. Gorton
and Prof p 5. Brundage, adjourned
TO The faculty lounge for the very
fine talk
For the next meeting Dec. S
Paul Ungrodt Will be host
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


John Barnhl Memorial Rehearsal 1880 Ypsianti
High School auditorium.
Central
o'clock speaker James teacher Fletcher school in
Wayne County; program.
Phoenix Lodge number 10 F. communication.
$50 Masonic Temple lodge
Armisee Day dance Armo o'clock sponsored by Amer
Legion Auxiliary.
Girl Scouts II, $780, troop
Mothersngers Chorus OF city Schools $780, Ypan High School
Executive meeting Of Degree
Ypsant Lodge number 54S LooF o'clock Odd Fellow
Ferndale lodge will confer the first degree.
WEDNESDAY
Crescent Ladies AID Society all day Robert
HoWng annual bazaar and shower
family.
Ladies Literary Club visit Ypsianu
at 1870 Tea will be served the home o.
Past Chiefs OF Pythian Sisters o'clock home
Woodward.
Summit Study Club 80 with Mrs Charles A.
MaryMartha Missionary Society Lutheran
Mrs Donald Drake.
Excelsior Chapter % RAM regular convocaton 1880
Masonic Temple lodge
Prospect Parent Teacher Association meeting
nual observance OF Book Week. exhibit
Prospect School
Girl Scouts Troop troop four $3.50 Wood
RUIZ; troop five o'clock Roosevelt troop Roose.
Welt II. $50. Roosevelt
Red Cross surgical dressings, five. WEIGH to
o'clock. ~
League OF Catholic home OF Mrs Edwin sabI
fpsan Commandery number 81 Tempar special CON
caye omitted. -
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Ypsilanti Boy Scouts Looking
Forward to Stay at Newkirk

A number OF Ypsilanti Boy
Scouts are looking forward to
week end OF fun at Camp Newkirk.
Troops / and ~ are planning trips.
Plans for the camp at Newkirk
this week end were made by Boy
Scouts of Troop who met Monday
evening In Starkweather Hall.
About % are planning to make the
trip and they will leave Friday eve
ming and return Sunday afternoon.
The trip will be under the d.
rection OF junior assistant Scout
masters Frank Whitehouse and
Ben Vanden Belt. Jr.. AMI Scout
master Duane Chamberlain will
accompany the group. Four pa
trolls will go and each patrol will
have charge Of its own equip
ment.
Saturday evening there will be
troop camp fire and program.
The boys will work on advance
ment, looking ahead 10 the next
court of honor in January
The troop is collecting papers.
Herman Keller heading the com
mittee. Money will be used for
camping trips and equipment.
Games Monday evening were
under the direction of David elmer
and II was announced that the
Tiger patrol, headed by Robert
Stevens will be in charge next
week. The executive council met
after the regular session and made
plans for the next meeting.
About 10 boys from Troop II
OF the Baptist Church are planning
TO go to Camp Newkirk over the
week end. Plans for the trip were
made at the regular Scout meeting
Monday evening. The group will
leave Saturday morning and return
Sunday morning. Paul Tower will
be the adult leader
The meeting opened with the
pledge OF allegiance and the Scout
oath led BY Jack Fox. Donald
Model. James Renton and Lyman
Tower. The group worked on sig
Mailing and first aid advancement
tests and then enjoyed games
Paul Clay. neighborhood commits
sioner. was a guest
The meeting closed with the
Scoutmaster's benediction.
First Aid Contest
The meeting OF Boy Scout Troop
was opened at o'clock Monday
night with Robert Brown leading
the group in the pledge OF sllee
lance. A short business meeting
was followed by first aid con
test. The patrols did equally wei
in the contest so there was nj
winning patrol.
The Moose patrol was ahead n
the coat hanger contest. The con
test will end next week. one weel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Anniversary Observed

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith. 1855
Clark Rd., held open house satur-
day evening in honor Of the 4Oth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Hubbard. Ypsilanti. FIJI.
ty-two relatives and friends en-.
joyed social evening and light re-
freshments were served. Many nice
gifts were presented TO the couple.
Preceding the open house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith entertained Mr.. and
MB Hubbard at dinner. Other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Smith. Plymouth, Mrs. vii
liam Wright and Mrs. Anna Glen,
this city.
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Friends Visit Prisoner
After Thirty One Years

Jackson, Mich. Nov. Tins
These 81 years, Elton BALDWIN has
been watching the lonely hours
pass In Southern Michigan Prison.
and never was there a visitor TO
cheer the drab days which tumbled
endlessly one upon another.
Today, as Baldwin sat in his
cell he appeared to be more cheer
full and there was a frmer ring in
his voice. For he hadn't been for
gotten after all.
Until yesterday. in all the RI
years he had been in prison he
was sentenced for life he had
never had a visitor, nor even a
letter.
While he was about his prison
duties yesterday, the call NO. 1928"
went out over the loudspeaker sys-
TEN. So Baldwin walked to the
hall Office and was told he had
visitors.
There must be some mistake"
Baldwin told the guards.
But there was no mistake.
Two old men walked into the
visiting room They were old
friends and neighbors of Baldwin,
men who used to know him when
he lived in Allegan County back
in 1909.
What was said among the three
was not recorded, but life, such as
II is for him, had a new meaning
today for Elton Baldwin.
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Interesting Accounts of Girl
Scout Activities GiUen Council

with SO meetings being held for the
month Of September with an at
tendance Of 633, and IS visitors. 4
fine repor, OF Girl Scout Week &C
tiyiues was given, and It was esti-
mated that well over $50 guests
Wer6 eute tanned during Open
House az Recreation Park. Many
adm.ring comments on its a.trac-
tiyeness and on the work that has
been done here were made by all
who visited the Little House. Mrs
Chapelle Of the Little House com
nit ee reported ttat plans are UNI
der way TO clean and refinish the
floors.
At the Brownie Fly-Up, held at
he Central School building during
Scout Week. II B ownies received
their WINS ami became fulliledged
Girl Scouts. while l6 new Brownies
were admitted 70 the ranks Lead
ers Of this troop which Is number
l., are Mrs. Avis Dundon and Mrs
Iva Wet5.
A series OF classes With lessons
and training for leaders are being
given under the tutelage OF Miss
Mildred Crawford whose ability IL
scouting has long been recognized
in Ypsilanu. These lessons are to
assist new leaders In their work
teach new games and songs, AID
help each leader 70 conduct and
carry on Scout meetings.
There will be an Area Regional
Conference, 10 be held in Detroit,
on October 80 and 81 OF 1912,
at which time the Ypsilanu Coun
ell has been invited TO act as host
esses. and have been requested 10
take charge Of the Juliet Lowe
Memorial luncheon held at that
time. II was decided 10 accept this
responsibility and a meeting with
the Conference Committee will be
held some time in the near future
Mrs. Ben Vanden Belt, commits
sioner. appointed Mrs. Guy Ken
needy. Mrs. ]. W. Kercheyal. Mrs
r. c. Scriyens, and Mrs Ernest
Chapelle as a committee to make
plans for Tire annual meeting to be
held on January y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
DeacOneSs Society
Votes to Aid Guild

Reports were read and plans made
to donate to the Needlework Guild
by members OF the Deaconess So
ciety OF the Lutheran Church. Mon.
day evening al the church. II was
voted TO give IS to the Lutheran
Church Needlework Guild Fund.
Mrs. George Bertrand gave her re-
port on the socie,y's magazine sale.
and orders were received for
Christmas cards. Mrs. Donald Ring
was appointed to purchase Chris
mas wreaths for the church in time
for Advent Sunday. Nov. 80
Mrs. Arthur Peters presided AZ
the meeting. which was opened
with the Apostles Creed and closed
with the Lords Prayer repeated In
unison.
A social meeting will be at the
home OF Miss Martha Richter, later
this month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Knights of Pythias
Confer Page Rank

4 class OF five pages received the
first rank. reports were given, and
announcement made at the meet
ing Of Queen City Lodge number
l67, Knights OF Py5Aias, Monday
evening in X. P. Hall.
Pages candidates who received
the degree were Frank Brown. An
drew Smith, Royal Drake, Ralph
Mcdonald and Willard Bredernitz.
Reports were made OF the area
meeting at Mt. Clemens, and OF the
meeting OF the chancellor comman-
ders Of the district in Ann Arbor
Reports on tire parties 10 be given
Nov IS and IS were made.
The second rank will be conferred
at ueIt Monday nights meeting
The weekly card party will take
place at the hall next Thursday
night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Guild lngathering
to be November ia

Officers meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Alex Longnecker decided TO
hold the annual ingathering OF the
National Needlework Guild In the
Literary Club Nov. IA. Directors
from the Baptist Congregational
Lutheran. Methodist and Episcopal
Churches as we'll as individual
groups reported their donations
ready for the needy of the city. Mrs
Joseph Thompson, Miss Harriet
Wortley and Mrs. f. S. George were
appointed TO arrange the contrlbu-
tons. Distribution will be made OF
all garments to needy in city. The
lngathering is open to the public
and any one contributing two new
articles becomes a member. Ii was
voted TO aid the Goodfellows Christ.
mas drive by contributing childreu's
clothing the same as the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delano Wis
tied Mrs. Emma Delano. Jasper,
Sunday.
Miss Martha Colburn. River
Rouge, spent the week end with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. II. c..
Colburn.
Mrs. Ben Wise returned Sunday
from Camp Livingston. La, where
she has been assistant hostess
at the guest house the past sum
mer.
Miss Jane Kennedy spent the
week end in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Gable and
family visited Gordon Gable at AL
bion College Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Smith, Clark
Rd., we're guests at he home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hanchett,
Wayne. al a birthday dinner Sun
day. Mr.. Hanchetts birthday was
observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland De Mes
entertained their brother and sis
teI-lH'IdW, MY. ana MIS-. CHARLES
De Mes and Mrs. Rosabel De Mes.
mother Of the two men from Adrian
Sunday at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Smith enter
aimed at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Smith and their son.
Greenville, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Northon, Pontiac, Mrs. J. z. Mac.
Allister. this city, and Berridge
Smith. Detroit.
Miss Marian Stadtmiller has re-
turned from weekend visit at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Collins.
Niagara Falls. y. Y. Miss Stadtmil.
Ter made the trip from Detroit 10
Buffalo, ~ Y, by airplane. Her
mother, Mrs. Mabel Stadtmiller.
and sister. Mrs. d. W. Martin, drove
her 10 Detroit Friday and met her
airplane in Detroit on her return
Miss stadtmiller's return trip was
delayed Is minutes because the
New York-Detroit airplane was
grounded In Buffalo to allow snow
and ice TO be cleared from the
wings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Begole News
PITTsFIELD LADIES AID
NOMINATING GROUP NAMED


Begole Mich, Nov. 11-Nominat-
ing committee for the election OF
officers for the Pittsfield Ladies'
Aid Society was appointed at the
society meeting attended by 26
members. Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Lydia Lavender Committee
appointed was Miss Sara Parsons,
Mrs. Ella Miller and Mrs. Carrie
White. 1t was voted 10 have a
bake sale and bazaar during De-
cember. Chairman Mrs Jessie Lur-
kins has as assistants. Mrs. Mar
garet Miller and Mrs. Floyd Budd.
Mrs. Ruth Slusser was in charge
OF deyotions taking as her theme
Gift OF Thanks TO Cod" All joined
In repeating the Lords Prayer.
Mrs. Minnie Heimerdinger gave
very interesting report on the
quarterly meeting OF the County
Federation OF Women's Club held
in Manchester In October
Brighten the Corner where You
Are" was sung in honor OF Mrs.
Maude Crittenden's 10th birthday.
The refreshment committee for
December meeting is Minnie Rust.
Anna Seaver, Ethel Skinner and
Mae Smith.
a delicious dinner was served by
Mrs. Clara Roberts, Mrs. Ilene Nc
Gala and Mrs. Ruth Slusser.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Officers Named by
Eastern Star Order

At the annual meeting of Nu'i'
lanti Chap er number ll9 Order OF
Eastern STR. Monday evening In
the Masonic Temple lodge room
new Officers for the coming year
were elected, TWO petitions were
accepted. another was presented
for transfer and reports OF he
Grand Chapter meeting were read
Mrs. Luman Seam ans. associate
matron. was elected worh by mat on
for the coming year. OTHER officers
are Otis Lee. worthy patron; Mrs
RAY Burrel. aa-ocia' q matron;
Foster Thumm. sssociate patron
Mrs. Otis Lee. secretary Mrs
Harry Faulkner. treasurer; Mrs
William Lowe, conductress; Mrs.
Hubert Holloway, associate con
ductress. Alternate5 70 Grand Chap
ter cleo. ed are Mrs F. (. Darragh,
Ernest Chapelle, Mrs. Lee; alter
mates TO County Association, Mrs.
Paul Burrell. Mrs. Ross Bower. MIS-.
Clay Pepper and Mrs Chapelle.
1t was voted TO give s. 70 the
Community Fund and S. to the Red
Cross DeMolay Parents Night was
announced for next Monday with
dinner at ST. Luke Church House.
Mrs. Seamans read highlights OF
her history OF the chapter from the
year 1894. when Il was organized
20 1901. This period OF the history
is completed and she is working on
abe remaining years.
Resolutions on the death OF S. Z
Crawford were read. Copies will De
sent 10 TIE three children.
Reports o. the Grand Chapter
meeting in Grand Rapids in Oo'ober
were given by Mrs. Seamans and
Ernest Chapelle. worthy patron,
delegates. Ms. Seamans said that
500 women took part in the spec
tacular celebration OF the golden
jubilee OF Easern Star. Mr.. Chap
ellie reported on the business ses-
sion.
Annual reports Of the secretary
and treasurer we're read, and Mrs.
Darrsgh gave 4 resume OF the &C
uvities OF the chapter during her
year as worthy matron.. TWEEN y
seven new members have been add
ed.
The chap;er voted 70 purchase g
new white enameled ballot box
with the $40 trophy money present
ed 10 Mrs. Darrsgh, worthy ma.ron.
At the Washtenaw County Associa-
ton meeting at Dexter, Oct. 80, for
having the largest number OF res
tora,ions OF any chapter IN the
county for the past year.
After the meeting refreshments
OF cider and doughnuts were served
by the committee, Mrs. Milton Mott,
Mrs. Donald Whitcomb Mrs. Don
aid PEBBLES and Mrs. Bert Hub
bard.
A visitor for the evening was
Miss Mildred Russell. past mat-on
OF Pyramid Chapter, Toledo.
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later than was first planned. About
500 coat hangers have already
been turned IN. which when sold
will bring about two dollars into
the troop treasury. Scouts hope
that by next week they will have
a thousand coat hangers.
A game period was followed by
a few songs.
L. p. Cushman. an English teach
er In the Ypsilanti High School
was a guest OF the meeting.
The meeting was closed with the
Scoutmaster's benediction led by
Calvin Luckhardt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11

The Ypsllanti Girl Scout Council
members at Charles Mckeany Hall
Monday afternoon responded 10 roll
call in their capacity as troop moth
ers, giving an interesting account
OF the activities OF their respective
troops. One new troop has been
organized since the lart meeting
which brings the count up 10 p,
with a full personnel for each troop
The new troop will have as il lead
ers. Mrs. Don Stadler and Mrs.
Howard Fanslow \ report from the
registration committee SHOWS a to-
tai Of 3SS on the national register.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11
Fine Points in Bridge
py sHEPARD BARCLAY

and Q, and followed with his A,
South quickly saw that he stood
to lose two tricks in that suit and
probably only one in diamonds
if either the X or Q happened to
be held by East. SO when the third
heart honor was led. he came I'D
with the dummy's spade J, maxi
Ing sdre to win the trick. He
didn't stop to think that. II West
had a siX-card suit headed BY
those honors, he would have bid 1t.
There is hardly any need to give
the succession Of the rest Of the
tricks. South had to lose a trump
trick, following that waste. in adj.
dition TO diamond. so was set.
If he had ruffed the third heart
with the spade Ga perfectly safe
play--he would have been able to
drop Easts trumps and so make
his contract.