Judge — December 15, 1928 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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and the Sahara... e wor ghtful peli ara winter he ’s most luce av Golden sun on white- ga roofed cities,oldasTime «+. the Mediterranean below milesof macadam roads...vivid gli to secret, twisted Ups and Downs Life is like an automobile trip on a Sunday afternoon. You start out all right, and in high hopes, but you never know where you'll end. | As you go along there are many things to stop you, You get caught in a rut and lost in the crowd. You are compelled to stop altogether to let some big train go by. You blow make your own horn and a lot of noise, but e body else is doing the same and your noise is not noticed. Bimeby you come to the cross-roads, and Lenz Solution to Bridge Prob. 25, Series 2 As it appeared in the November 17th issue of Judge It is No Trumps South has the lead. 1 South must win six of the any defense by East eeu, bad Bae | you don't know which way to PIP Ce igs DEZMAPS: piled turn. You decide to follow the high with glinting silks, one which secms to be in the AFTER one round of Diamonds, the ic jewe oon ; Queen of Hearts must be led barbaric jewelry, leath- right direction. The road _is East" returns the Club, the nine fore Tae eee ers gay as flower gar- dens, perfumes in gor- fortune-tellers who hard and you speed along, trying hard not to let the other fellows n! and it is before you; nothing to Queen. On the Ace of th discards a_ Diamond ai art lead is won by North geousbottles...strange, pass you. Everything is run- The “remaining Heart lead compels mad dancers under a ning smoothly when you run out the’ ion Rcder * aah tallow we E S's flareof midnighttorches of gas or h a breakdown, play. unblocking with the Ace of Dia- Then to get started again! monds, if East retains the Spade. at the fourth trick, does n South in to throw West iu te trace your li cin abitof | You see your objective, and but leads the He rt. b 1. tl | make for it. The road is cle: second Heart, South f sand...the si jow-capped a Spade. w the Dia Atlas...the desert, Renaults toensure your | will never end. tk A worry about and then—detour. pede aed the [tu trasce Gh ! ae: ao lace. hoatone, That's when you get the bumps. p both Spades, to permit H trip de luxe... forty-one You go far out of your way, and ck with the Ace on the é R uxurious “Transat come upon one obstacle after an- ._ In this event, South | i Hotel. 1 | 4 e . throws the Ace of Diamonds on the 1 } otels and a fleet of | other. Sometimes you think it Heart and North brings in the Dia- t f comfort...57-day iting You end up where you started, | h erary, $1750 ...13 & everybody does. Some have better Heart, Suh tise mae sores ot the , days, $200. trips than others; some longer West takes the high Club before lead | than others. Some are better ing the Heart, North makes the sec- ond Heart and South Spade. False Solutions: two rounds of ds the Ace of er. The open , Hearts is detested” » umn, =| followed by the Ace of des and the = | Heart | Prize Winners, Prob. 24, Series 2 disca the S| | equipped than others. But that earench fine e | doesn’t mean everyone hasn't a Af South starts with -e of getting there. , anyway, the only thing counts in’ the long run is the fun you get out of i —Puit O'Sora Information from any authorised French } Line Agent or write direct to 19 State | Street, New York City that Tle de France”, The | one of the ; P | | of express liners As it appeared in the Nov. 10th issue leaves’ New York itimerary i i every Saturday, elastic stop-over Ist Prize: J. G. Roberts, 110] connecting by privileg New York, N.Y i} boat ti 2nd Prize: Raima Atkins, Van Buren, Ark. Srd Prize: Mrs. K. Hughes, Vancouver, Canada. Marjorie Curme, C and Algiers March | for North 1 Africa. Special Prize: | BRIED-GE SIMPLIFIED A Book for Beginners By HEREWARD CARRINGTON Introduction by SIDNEY S. LENZ International Bridge Champion Let Hereward Carrington, the well-known Bridge instructor, take you through every movement of Bridge from the moment you draw for partners ; is until you can play the most intricate hand scien: , Gon ie (to driver of tibeally and perfectly. Tiaroce Sturuiriea will aby car)—Sor ir, w if teach you winning Bridge. Written in clear, under- \ baby car)—Sorry, sir, we don’t | teach you winning Bridge. Written in ciency. keep milk. mitn’s Wrexty, Sydney tions, answers, and official Bridge laws. At Booksellers, $2.50 By mail $2.60 COPELANDCO.,119W. 57thSt., NewYork comicbooks.com