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JAY BECKER ' (Top record-holder in Masters' 1, You are. declarer with the West hand at Three Notrump. North leads the seven of spades and South plays the jack, How would you play the hand? . AQs seis [Wels Sii03 ad 2. You are declarer the West hand at Six . North leads the jack of hearts, How would you play the hand? ' ; 743 w gate, os $i: 3 1, Whenever you are declarer, there are two other at the table who presw are trying hard to defeat the con- tract. It frequently happens that CROSSWORD AOROSS 1, Cross person: collogq, 5, Baby's carriage 9, Immense 10, Buddhist monk 11, Iroquois 13. Sign of the infinitive 14, A shade of brown 15. Chinese silk i 17, On the ocean 20, Affirma- tive reply 22, At home 23. Dangers 25. Notice 27. Constella- tion 28, Hyson 29, Fi Aati 21,4 7. Wine receptacles 8, Golf club 12,7 ina week 18. Knock ightly 16, Particle of addition 18, Epochs 19. Ventilated bundle, as of grain ISICIAIT BE S/HIAIM| eohna TLL INIE] AY ae IND MMAINITIE] isITIAIY MMe lAlVis Yesterday's Answer 39. The 45, Girl's name 46, Evening: poet, rae 31 Warning 34. Conjune- tion 35, Indistinct 37, Large, floating mass of ice 38, Exclama- tion 40. Steal 42. Biblical » city 43, Systema- tizes 47, Fibbed 48. Cherish 49. Poker stake 50. Look slyly DOWN 1. Select CHACA ! THIS JUNGLE JUNK" 16 POISON, PHIL / i) SECRET AGENT X93 PEDDLING IT TRACK. HIM DOWN lee saenuaracn ubhward in % Arumba River Paerreel takes place.,, one of these opponents poses a much greater threat to you than the other because of the particus lar circumstances that exist. This opponent is generally re- ferred to as the dangerous op- ponent. In the present hand, North is the dangerous opponent, He seems to have a long spade guit that may well prove to be | jundoing if he is allowed to cash it. To prevent this from h te ing, you try to disarm him, Witt the jack of spades with the queen and lead the ten of hearts. The purpose is to dis- - lodge North's ace of hearts, if he has it If the ten wings the trick, you then lead the jack of clubs, plan.' ning to finesse. If the ten loses the trick, you duck the spade return and then win the continu ation. Now you take the club finesse, Even if it loses to South, you are practically sure of making the contract. South may be out of spades, because North started with five of them, or he may have a spade to return, in which case, North cannot have had more than four. If it turns out that the spades are divided 4-4, you make three notrump, The possibility you have to watch out for is that North may have some such hand as: |@ K10874 MAM @Q765 BS In such case, taking the club finesse before leading a heart would be fatal. 2. Win the ace of hearts, draw trumps, and cash the ace of diamonds. If both opponents fol- low suit, you can assure the con- tract 100 per cent by leading an- other diamond and playing low from dummy. This play guards against a possible 4-1 division in diamonds and guarantees twelve tricks. If you were to go "WHEN ALL HE LEFT US WAS A MERE. MILLION APIECE! up with the queen of diamonds instead, you would go down if it turned out that the naca a | were divided 4-1 and North ha the king of spades, Tomorrow: A_ remarkable hand. Viet Talks Optimistic well D. Taylor, United States ambassador in Saigon, winds up four days of Washington talks today in an atmosphere of guarded optimism over prose pects for the anti-guerrilla war in South Viet Nam, While State Secretany Dean Rusk scheduled a late morning press conference, Taylor planned to testify before private sessions of the Senate foreign relations and House of Repre- sentatives foreign affairs com- mittees. Taylor was due to leave Washington by plane tonight te return to his Saigon post. Since Taylor's arrival here Monday the broad administra. tion review of the South Viet Nam situation has centred on political stability in the former Indochina state, In the U.S. view, South Viet Nam needs a_ strong central government under good leader- ship to: cope with the Commue nist insurgents. After more than two weeks of political turmoil, Premier Nguyen Khanh is once again emerging in control and he has U.S. backing. Wednesday President Johnson met with his senior military and diplomatic advisers and Taylor and later 14 congressional lead- ers attended a two-hour meeting at the White House to hear Tay- lor, : Later Johnson told reporters that Taylor had reported "con- tinued progress in the field of the Vietnamese army's fight against the Communist Viet Cong." ITSEEMED SUSPICIOUSLY R CASINO ail me LITTLE FOR A SUCCESSFUL COUNTRY DOCTOR" BRETT, FOLKS REGENT YOU) BECAUSE /T BRINGS ROUGHNECKS AND WILD IPS 70 OUR TOWN. 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