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AT A Halloween party I met a strangely beautiful red-haired woman who
was gazing with longing into a bonfire. To my inquiries she replied: ‘(My
telephone number) **2 = AABCCD and the exchange is 04617. I was born in
theyear given by:

(AE) F = EDGE’

I realised that it was one of those ‘letters-for-digits-and-digits-for-letters’
puzzles, but I must have looked confused for she added: ‘The other letters
are HIS.’ So saying she vanished into thin air.

Given that in the above relations the same letter stands for the same
digit and the same digit stands for the same letter; that different digits
stand for different letters and vice versa; and that 04617 stands for the
place where she now resides: Can you solve the mystery and write down the
digits 0 to 9 in the alphabetical order of the letters that represent them?

A Pounds sterling 10 book token will be awarded to the sender of the
first correct solution opened on Thursday 9 November. Please send entries
to Enigma 536, New Å®ÉúСÊÓƵ, King’s Reach Tower, Stamford Street, London
SE1 9LS. The Editor’s decision is final. The winner of Enigma 533, ‘An odd
enigma’, was Gareth Richards of Manchester.

Answer to Enigma 533 An odd enigma 176249