Twenty years ago in the greatest time a whole generation out. Last Armistice Day minutes silence I was those who died, of those who gave their lives that we might ive and war might never come I thought of the debt me owe them, of how we of the the wreath laid Mr. Chamber-peace came back all, they have not died h a gold chronometer of "manufacture and bearing the 12 inscription: "To Mr. Neville homage of Neuchâtel, Blesed are the Own nine in order to cash ael amend queen. It will be noted that the game could not have been made if East had held either the eight or nine of diamonds, or if South had failed to maintain the club finesses in hearts and clubs, Mr Wornser led three rounds of trumps in the hope of finding a clue to the proper play When this had be: n done, West had d altos three clubs and nite as an entry to his hand.
Newcomer's Playing ive South into Declarer was too Bridge players often speculate on the amount of time required to develop a beginner into a fine play One who had played only six months showed his progress from his play of the South hand in the following deal: yer to discard the clubs e bound of y by uff in the closed hand. Now could count West for an riginal holding of five spades, no diamonds and six clubs—if he had interpreted West's club This left West room two hearts. uth first laid down the club ace e was a remote chance tnat the queen would drop, and then led ace. The heart jack m from the dummy, et low, and South discarded the
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