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lioIPPP.L.P.'10",v; SATURDAY, AUG. 2 PM STEVE CANYON PITTSBURGH SUN-TELEGRA' PH 15 Is COOP In Susday's Sunless Poph comics Bridge Lesson A Defense To Avoid A Squeeze A Short GamePlayers Down Captured Liquor Chess Alen MUlt4 PONtlil WAVE A I15TOR4' AWIER LEY1Doi ITT OLSON a2), YES, SIR COL. CANYON VvOW ot.Pe, nos wils; Ny mgeFt voot) our; r.FteENTFem lanN 1441-- .4 VOL'It PtEsPOUS V)S1T5 4 YOU DON'T 70 17YEZ Alt FOR3 OET A MONKFY ramcm Ni- L'171AkI 1., WOW! VAA A LIMO WAIN WOICKC, WiTi4 'MO" YOUR tk, Elk JAI ASK ME ANY OLIFMCINS KV LIKE! ctuv 1 FUN PAwLikla A Pnirr CRYIN 0 I liblesop4k 1 i IF YS, 1,1 s4.4iI 014'4 'N WI IS LL SE 1IgkFt YR. OU 1 It 'AA A OI.1, 6 OL6C'N1 If MAT ON EARn di 1. bp SIIILI OVI16 eqPFEtENT FROM MON I ILJETY WREN vIL ST A4K YOU fi PC 'PM, rO SE II cl PO WV WAVE A 'n VOL'It Pe-EsPOUS V'SITS SO VOL: DON'T WERKE, WiTW ME ANY SEEN ElAwLito ANI ST :4 CANYON 70 DYER.

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Forry Laucks. the 1)isnev's True Life Adventures fish patron of chess, Invited On 1 JI. 4,4,. his two famous guests, Dr. a II YJNNEIGHBOIRLY WO .,.4 laaar.11 Emanual Lasker, he world 141 champion, and Grandmaster NEIGHBORS 1: -15i, Maroczy into a room where sow 14 l' I the piec vv es ere set up ready 16.0 r1v I loLte Or for play, 1 cieli'v, Th ow ey vvere of unusual de.

.4 4. champion, and Grandmaster! Maroczy into a room where the pieces were $et up ready for play, They were of unusual BEETLE BAILEY In color in Sunday's SunJelegraph comics TH CiVEV.C.Y.0WET, tiMESVING Gve.OUNVe OTI THE SOOTLi TERNS, AN AVEA Two FEET 6OLIAllO COMMISES EACH PlIzt; ESTATE. 5HOLL.12 ONE 1-ANT2 OUTSIVE HIS c'siAIN, HE Pm----- NO, I 1301 IT LOOKS I mAre A you 5ROKEr PONT FIXED A5 IF IT Witty Sgotil TLACIE I YOUR IT BRKEN BAYONET! OFF )( 1-7- aie I tilt I 0 st---. Iv I 0, i 5 voe 8-29 41,..., all 11 WI jr, -N lasso, sari dpi trit I El tt I (1, ii ....,000 13 UMW. gape 4JAAt :4 JUDD SAXON zt 1 II ir-7 '-'-'-'3 4, I -ie Aaallieweem.mpir,-a design; the Pawns consisted ofi wineglasses filled with liquer and the pieces also were of crystal graded in size to proximate their powers and filled with libations of inereasing potency to the noble Queen which was represented by a magnum of vodka.

Vital proviso WWI that upon making a capture, a player must drink the piece and the prize for the winner was $5000. HERE THE GENIUS of Dr. came to the fore. Laker, whose excess was chalmsmoking cigars and who was only a moderate drinker, foresaw an unequal battle. He realized he would never survive a game of attrition against the Hungarian nobleman, a seasoned bacchanal whose alcoholic appetizers would give Lasker delirium tremens.

Nevertheless, Dr, Lasker won after forcing a brilliant Queen sacrifice on his unsuspecting opponent on the third move. 4 1.71;- ilbooftw, 11' "1.5 illool iiialibp By B. JAY BECKER South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. NORTH 8 2 9 A 10 9 8 ta 9 7 4 WEST EAST IC 10 4 3 A A 9 7 6 IF 74 6 3 62 7 4 3 sta 10 6 2 4 8 5 SOUTH AS AlQ10852 5 al A 3 The bidding: South West North East 2 Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass 4 NT Pass 5 Pass 6 Open leadking of spades.

The squeeze and the defense against a squeeze are both fascinating subjects. Exemine this hand where South is playing six hearts. West leads the king of spades and continues with the four, declarer raring the ace. Declaret sees he has all the remaining tricks except one, the classic situation to alert him to the possibility of a successfull squeeze. AFTER DRAWING trumps, a low diamond is led to the ace.

This act of deliberately- establishing the king as a high card is called a Vienna Coup. The purpose of the play is to avoid a situation where dummy may later be squeezed instead of a defender. South now leads a club to the ace and cashes three trumps to bring about this position: A YOUIs49 HERRING GULL WAND.Tr.g6 AWAY MC1'4 NS VALL rEcxzt, FirgzsLw, 'rk1ALL111 154 NVGkEIOVES gosA 4.17' 1 Ile la i iir- 1 HIg NE1430' (OA 77- I 1 ikf.ii,, a 4 6 66 i' )1 '444'. er 4 lee.41171....... thabributed be kulir Fawns broacata yourvek.

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Then the in spired sacrifice by Lasker 3QxKBP check. Maroczy is left without any choice but capture of the Queen. 298 11011.1:EUrIWREADY 96B -1016 Kaal Of Ma EnqIislt rfltt ATTACKIHC, THE CITY cc RoCHESTuR, (Aurr, opp THE 5iE6F. ANn DicRANDED His AveNty AFTER DEMANDIA16 AA0 RECEVN6 A BRBE OF 4500 e' 1., NZ: 1 1 'L v. ar 01.4 't --r Allot, 1,1 A if i a zAds't P.

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THE SQUEEZE would also operate If East held four clubs and the king of diamonds orig. inally. The last trump play would put East out of bustnem From the beginning declarer pins his faith in the hope that the clubs are divided 3-3, and falling that, that the defender who has four or more clubs will also have to guard spades or diamonds. In the actual hand the contract can be defeated if East tops dummy's eight of spades play at trick two with the nine (by making use of the Rule of Eleven). By retaining the spade ace, East removes the burden of guarding spades from West.

Since West will then have only clubs to guard, the squeeze will not operate and the slam will go down. icesint. mi. King Ppeturos tr.) SonTelegraph Crossword Mia.momolr ,1 MRS. FITZ'S FLATS Composer 11.

Eisele assigns duty of mate in three to White with Royal Battery, Bishop and Pawn. The Black King has two Pawns for defense. LSI LAIIGHt I WON'T PkLWAYS LIVE IN THIS BEAT WIR310111 SAYS IF i VOLI DON'T MY YOU 13NCK RENT BY LIESDPkYi OUT YOU 9 tit kiNOBC t) 'ti NOBODY LIKES MY STYLE! -rHEy LAUGH AT ME eSCkuSE MY PiCTURES thAS DIFFERENT LAUGH IX MY DINGY STUDiO! DIFFERENT lAUGH IkT MY DINGY STUDIO! Solution to timber '295 is Quren to King LI 1 twe I I 11 14-e9 ol 8 9 10 11 t2. 13 0 14 15 110 7 16 i9 A EMEMIr 411011111r 4' A' lirompill A9 32. 35 A All 1 rry 3'5 MEV Aillar 4.

2.4 3f 36 39 pli1011111 44 41 4 45 41 5,, 51 1172.4 In cotor 71, Sunday's Sun-Telegraph congas 1 Ii ORPHAN ANNIE 1111111111111116 Oh NO CHOOTIN TILL Wk 1 RAFTER! NO HOIGE I (WIT' CATCM MOST OF 'EM SN0021M IN THEIR BUNKS! NO SHOOTIN TILL Wk RAFTER! NO NOISE! P--- WIT' CITrcH WTI OA 'ENI SN0021M IN THEIR BUNKE! .1 Y01111 Daily Ioroscope By FRANCES DRAKE For Sunday, Aug. 30 March 21 to April 20 (Arles) It's a good day genera1ly1 and especially for personal interests. Extra care is stressed It handling machinery and dangerous tools and in travel, however. April 21 to May 21 (Taurus) Fine vibrations sponsor use-I ful activitieswhether private or general in nature. Be careful if dealing with strangers, however.

May 22 to June 21 ((emini) --It may not, be easy to put over big ideas now but everything wort hwhil if well-planned, should meet with' some success. NeNV undertakings have encouragement from stars. June 22 to July 23 ((sneer) 'A better day than you may think at first. Do not be eriti .,.) THERE! ALI GET! 10Clee FILED THROUOH NOW, WHEN IN' OLD FOOL COMES WIT' OUR HE'LL FIG EIZ' TeHovE IT THROUSH TH' LITTLE SLIDIM' 4 WINDER, AS USUAL! THATVWHEN WE YANKS TWDOOR OPEN AND THROMEGNI HAROlb GRAII THArs WHEN AN SEE oNcs ws THERE! ALI GET! loCiee NE WONT W6 YANK9 Al N6ATwA. SITS TO TH DOOR JOB WE i FkED THRouqH NOW, WHEN' BE TN' ARms9 IN' oLD FOOL COMES WIT' OUR EXPECTINI nt AtE4 elviD 7 'HIs DA A SEAR DINNER, HE'LL FIGER TsHovE NOTHIN1 1 n'W Biti rr THROUgH TM' LITTLE SLIDIM' WINDER, AS USUAL! SURPRISE! r------ I 1....,,7, 'I l' 1 4 A 4,0 IIIIII I I IV 1, A- -1 t) ''''1.

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2. Collapse. 3. Pastoral poem. 4.

To he admitted to the practice of law. 5. An autograph signature. 6, Grief-stricken. 7.

Jam made from peeded curranlit. 8, To catch him for a sweetheart. 9. Anything extremely dear. 10.

The effort la not worth making. 11. Happy, delightful. 12. An unlucky possession.

13. To submit, after having refused to do so. 14. A small dog. 15.

Let bygones he bygones. k'1111 In color q' LI It 10. An Ithwm BRINGING UP FATHER ii; It in Sunday's Sun-Telegraph comics I CYCU JUST TWINIO THEY'RE NOIl AYOU JUST TWINK THEY RE NOT YOU SHOULD NEVER POINT Ev Esi TOY AT somEoNE4S FACE-OF COUw FE I teow THEY'RE NOT LOADED HOR IZONTAL 1Scorch surface of. 5--S shaped curve. French novelist.

assistant. 11 Steep flax. 11 The 15 --Disn-etion. 17Glacier Ice. 'IsGoddess of the moon.

19-1 lolds balanced. 21Affirmative vote. 22Small quarrel. 23Sperk. 25-- Bolling.

29 --American humorist. 30 Ranks. 32Returns an ans We r. 1.31--Caressive touches. 35 Malt beverages.

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base. 24-Lyrie poem. 49- Deliver. job. 47-Female ruff.

29-She aided IS-Ardor. Columbus. 49--Food fish. 27 -Clear profit. 50-End1ess time.

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Anew Pr to pretifma puzzle on precrding pagn, ClueI equals 0 Yesterday's Co ptaquip: VE WANT SINCERE MEN TO AX INCOME TAX RISE. In Sunday's SunIelegraph Po the big crossykord puzzle THE PHANTOM I -ujitillvt14( 1-4t1 -77 WAIT, IM STILL d' I DPOP YOUP GUN, JUNGL BOSS CAN OR WE'LL SWOT OTTE n) OFT JJiANDLThI LOUIECAN YOU HEA4 ME. AT THE PRISON 6HACke In color in Sunday's Sun-Telegraph comics lUsE TWO MI I4AMP4 141AP APE Ti ED UP IN TWI PE.60 IN AND -fHE PHANTOM In color in Sunday's Sun-Telegraph comics WAIT, I STILL LOUIE. CAN YOU 1 I 11 i 1, 'II AH-, icA.Nrel: 'Jill Two PAII4AMFN DPOPYOUPGUN JUNGLE PATROL BOSS, I CAN ME. AT I I 1 1 141AP YOU I APE Pr UP IN THI PE 60 TH 'ItANDLETHICi PRISON 6HACke i cm IN AND ON OF 61-100l OR WE LI SkoOT TN TO OFT ID OD 1 tyycc I I i 0 )y ----77---' 7C4 '-'4 I i I i li 1 I c) it, 0, TIILM 1 I I- ertttlie 1 w.v1ti 11,11 1 rt 11,11 111 1 i 1 -k I I I 1 1 1 )) 1 2 1,1 r- il 1 Tr.

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Sept. 21 to Oct. 23 tf.ihral Trivate interests, matiers es. sent ial to the public Welfare, istudy, research, personal relit. i lionslips highly favored.

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23 to Dee. 21 tSitgiti tariustThis Is no time Mr I contentedly sitting hack. Put your fine talents and capahill to work and you should 'reap a harvest. Some fine co Ioperation, indicated. Pee.

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awake young men, twelve Yoartt of ago and over, for SunTelograph route work. You'll learn while you earn on' a SonTele route. Our terrier ealeamen NEP ea's 3.oting businessmen, buy. ling, selling and dealing with the public every day. And on a Sun-Telegraph moo you ran win prizea and trips.

Vith your parent's per toinelon, call our Home D. livery Department it (Rant Ono of our dktriet ropromentatives will end at your home with all detells. Thsa SnoTelegroph 4 I Ic; 4744 113 12..,,) i 1 4.10 6ia AVU4 I I 6 rb le Here is a pleasant little game that will give you a message orry day. It is numerical puizle designed to spel1 out 3our fortune. Count the letters in your first name.

II the number of letters in 6 or more. subtract 4, If the num her is less then 6, Add 3. The result IN your key numher. Start at the tipper left hand corner of the rectangle and check mery rn s. of your key numbers, left to right.

Then real the ITIPSSO ce the letters under checked figures gtve you. crlinitat, lose. Ulm 3. Witt, bi ging Peolturu IITN4INNI4 Jur i 0406.0166000 444, AlLp-46.