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WGH LAT (Continued from page 12) The dog promptly put on a peculiar act. He entered completely into the spirit of the elevator ride down, show- ing the first signs of life for the first time since his rescue. He showed ab- solutely no fear of the elevator and downstairs, raced across the lobby, straining, as the saving goes, at the leash, hesitating only to snap at the leg of a uniformed attendant. But once outside the dog grew mor- bid again and had to be dragged. Not only that but he pole-vaulted at every auto siren, cringed at every Yellow that scooted by and acted pretty much like a bundle of canine nerves There being no Dog Dept. at the Neurological Institute where he could take the dog for observation my friend at last led him back home. Once inside the lobby and elevator, the dog immediately perked up. ‘T went on for several days, the only dif- ference being the dog lost his shyness indoors and began to make friends - + and, aside from showing a proclivity play, he was just a lovable, sweet old N E W B 1) 1) K on cocker, used to clevators but scared of the city stree . a oa: . What manner, my friends won- HIS OWN 1-2-3 SYSTEM of dered, of dog is this? It couldn't be a city dog—it minded the traffic, It CONT R ACT BIDDING wasn't a country dog—it was used to elevators and was house civilized. Came an ad in the Merltrib and the MR. LENZ’ new system of Contract Bidding, which 1s mystery was solved. The dog's owner b. of the “Official System” as adopted by leadi i appeared and claimed the anomalic authorities, eliminates all ing, and definitely determines feller in good order, She lived, it a bridge hand as fair, good or very strong. turned out, in the Waldorf Towers " ; , . and the dog had never, before it: ran This book is pocket size, thumb d provides a ready away, seen Al Smith's gasping, reference on any point. It explains in detail quick-tricks, nor- sereeching, jammed streets of New mal support, how and when to suits of one, two and three, York! the correct response to each bid, no trump bids, pre-emptive bids, ace showing, slam bids, non-demand bids, leads, ete. Strange Animal Every point of the system of contract bidding is carefully S: &K ner this week's grist scems to be illustrated opposite each page of text. k developing into Old Animal Week, All phases of the game have been carefully analyzed by Sidn T might ag ‘well tell one of Mee Dit S. Lenz, fourteen times National and International Bridge and Zsa, Wels he te chief Male Noize to Whist Champion. the inmates. He was up to his neck in work when his sceretary app “You're wanted on the phone, Dropping everythi Mr. Dit- mars is always obliging—he went to the phone. A worried female voice came from the other end: “Mr. Dit- mars? Pardon me for disturbing you, ee : but I just didn’t know whom else to py Sule? a eee call. Do you happen to know a five- : = letter word for a small furry animal = with a bushy tail that sounds like pnts ? e' ‘skunk’ but isn’t ‘skunk 2?” N “You don’t mean ‘skink’?” Mr. Dit- mars hopefulled. (Page 31, please) A me \ mente, see ap pine ples ay at} odiok eros 0. Dror ant erty comicbooks.com