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The National Organization for Women (NOW) has demanded that the pilgrim mothers be honored along with the fathers on Thanksgiving. In an apparently straight-faced press release sent out for the holiday, NOW discloses that "20 gallant wom Today's hand was played in an invitational tournament for top-ranked players conducted by Victor Mitchell of New York City. Neither side vulnerable. South dealer. NORTH A 96 AKQ64 J762 10 4 HAS GROWN UP1, WE'VE CHANGED OUR NAME TO 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO II 12 13 tin lzz jr a It jjr; Hr" i jn jT fw 149 60 51 fit- 5T 57 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LI 'Miss Twin' Contest CHARLOTTE AMALIE, V.

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Hess played dummy's ten and held the trick. The lead of a spade would have been a much more fortuitous choice for the defense, since declarer would have then been hard-pressed to take more than 10 tricks. After winning the club ten, declarer led a diamond to her queen and West's king. The defense was now destined for a miserable result regardless of future play. In practice, West shifted to spades saving Mrs.

Hess the trouble of finessing. After Mrs. Hess cashed another top spade she ran dummy's hearts to reach this position: NORTH A 4 J76 4 WEST EAST A A 0 9 8 4 10 97 SOUTH A 5 0 A5 AQ On dummy's last heart, declarer discarded her spade and West was trapped. To prevent the run of the diamonds West discarded the club jack. However, Mrs.

Hess knew where the cards were. She led a club to her ace, dropping the king and claimed the rest of the tricks. mm DOWN Thursday's Crossword Puzzle 92112 LARGE APTS. SUPPLIER DOWN SOUTH A AQ52 9 8 5 AQ5 AQ5 South West North East 1 NT Pass 3 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Three of clubs. All pairs played in game at hearts or no trump, taking 10 or 11 tricks, depending on the play.

When Mrs. Norma Hess of New York City sat South she became the declarer at a no-trump contract on the bidding shown. North's jump to three hearts forced to game and while South would normally raise hearts with three-card support, Mrs. Hess rebid three no trump in an attempt to increase her score 10 additional points for an equivalent number of tricks. West made the unfortunate choice of his fourth-best club.

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