' WITH. HIS ELEVATION TO PAPAL SECRETARY of State, Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli became
' the most-traveled prelate in history. Pope Pias XI sent him all over Europe, to Latin
America, to the United States, and referred to him as “our transatlantic, Pan-American
. Cardinal” (eft). In February, 1939, Pius XI di2d, and Eugenio Pacelli faced the most fateful
event of his life. Sixty-one other Cardinals voted to elect Pacelli as their next Pope, the lone
dissenter being the new v Pope. himself. 7

   

 

 

 

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AT. 23, Eugenio Pacelli (ert)
was ‘ordained to the priesthood |
and celebrated his first mass.

Then in 1929. (right), he re-

: ceived the Cardinal’ S cap, with -
the title of Eugenio - Cardinal
‘Pacelli. A short time later. Pa-

celli, 53, was nanied Cardinal
‘Secretary of State by the late
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POPE OF: THE PEO. |
PLE—Eugenio: Pacelli, for
the past 19 years known
as’ Pope Pius XII, Bishop

of Rome and: Vicar - of house in the Vatican; and| Catholics throughout the
Jesus Christ, was a “man! he understood his s people’ s| world. ,

of his city, the first Ro-
man to wear ‘the. triple
crown in two. ‘centuries.

He wasa. man of his time, |

THE FIRST POPE ever to use.
modern radio, Pius XII spoke .
to the’ world over the Vatican’s
own radio station which’ he
had installed (top). The Pon-
tiff, long. a user of portable

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‘The’ winning player always
‘plays the people as well as the
cards.

In today’s deal Mr.: Meek: led:
the queen of* spades ‘which was
‘{covered by dummy’s -king. Mr.
Dale won with the ace and re-
turned the suit, Mr. Meek win-
ning with the 10. On came a
third spade and Mr. Muzzy
ruffed.

Now, Mr. Muzzy led to dum-
" my’s ace of clubs to. do some
This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board finessing in the red suits. He
cor byt the * Government of British Columbia. ied back the queen of diamonds}.

 

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did not cover. He was delighted

when the queen held.
Next he turned his attention
pk to hearts, leading the trey from
i the board and finessing. the

Queen. When this held too, he
laid down the ace of hearts: and.
dropped the king on his right.

. Another heart was led to.dum-
, my’ s jack and a diamond return-
ed. Again Mr. Dale played low

and the 10 was successfully fin-

in the essed, But now there were no

ry ; more entries to dummy and when
0 7 the ace of diamonds failed to
COMAY f PA | " drop the king, the defenders got

a djamond and a club for a one-

trick set. '

—- “An extremely unlucky hand,”

Rete pM LP commented Mrs. Rhule. “T had
He saath al 10 points plus my © promotion

wit

points and I had to bid as I did.

Put the ace of spades in Mr,

Meek's hand and you make the

contract."

 

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As for .the luek of the hand,
Mr. Muzzy's bad luck in finding
the ace of spades. wrong was
more than offset by his fantas-
tically good luck in the red sults,

And finally, he should have
made four hearts. His first dla-
mond lead from the board should
Nave heen hte nine, That would
have left the queen there and
enabled him to come through
Mr, Dale's holding three times
instead of only twice,

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