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THE LONE RANGER | SOON THE EXHAUSTED IRISH IMMIGRANT SLEEPS * + * THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 6, 1965 3 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable, When it comes to the play of the cards, your state of mind --your view of the hand as a whole--has a great deal to do with how you eventually fare: This applies equally to de- clarer and defensive play. It is not enough to confine your thoughts to the play of a par- ticular trick or a particular suit; you have to do more than that and think about the play of the entire hand. For example, take this hand which involves defensive play. West led the king of diamonds, East signaling with the seven, and continued with the queen and another diamond. Declarer ruffed in dummy, forced out the ace of spades, and easily made four spades, If the defenders had been . |SMart enough to arrange for a heart ruff, declarer would have gone down one. The question is whether the defenders can be fairly blamed for neglecting to find the killing line of defense. Actually, the right defense is not difficult to find, and the failure to find it must be on ned squarely on East, He all the clues needed to point the way to the proper line of de- fense, but he did not bother to put them together when~ he followed to the king of dia- monds opening lead. It was obvious imm that West had led from the rj |K-Q of diamonds. It was likes wise obvious, from East's view, that the defense probably had three tricks coming--two dia- monds and a spade -- and that a fourth trick would have to be garnered to defeat the con- tract. A moment of thought would have told East that the fourth trick might be obtained by ar- ranging a heart ruff, and a little further thought would have induced him to overtake the king of diamonds at trick one and return a heart, Had he done this, South would have been unable to prevent a later heart ruff. 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Or do so for fear of. gaining weight labout a thousand other things Or maybe a few just use that|--anything to focus our atten- as an excuse. j}tion on something else, so ' So what are the facts? Smok-\C2% Push aside whatever prob- ing and gaining weight have nojlem, 'large or small, is bugging direct relationship. 1 know peo-|US- ple who are as thin as rails! Smoking is a very who never smoked. I know fat ones who smoke like chimneys.) Here's the real answer, I'll change that: Here are the two real answers common as a means of "doing some thing to take their minds off their troubles." Eating also is a very com- |habit--so a lot of people smoke) |to quit tobacco. - That's why isome people add weight when they stop smoking. They start peanuts, or anything else with calories, instead' of reaching for a cigarette. So if you stop -smok ing, but reach for 20 calories 20 times a day, instead of reach- ing for a cigarette 20 times a day, you put on weight. That's ithe first reason. Second: There are more peo ple who quit smoking in their 30s, 40s, 50s or 60s. than. quit when they are very young, We start the habit when we are imon habit. So a lot of people} First: A good many of us re | eat, not because they are bun- e! sort to some means of releas-/pry. but just to have something ing tension when we get nerv-to do ous. Some of us, in such cases,) Well, that's the story, It's blow up and act like kids hav louite nossible far the tension young; we exercise our will power to quit when we are older When .we are old enough to have to struggle to quit smok- ins. we're also approaching the | : seen reaching for candy mints or/smoking sometimes coincides smoker to switch to some otherjage when we are starting to/ simple little habit if he decides/put on weight anyway. Less! iexercise, more eating. | Combine these two factors jand you can see why quitting |with putting on weight. Once lyou know about this, you can} ibe on your guard. If you trade one habit for an- jother, you might stop smoking \but start overeating. But if you iknow this can happen, you can lavoid jswap | Dear Dr. Moiner: I am go ing with a 30-year-old man who was ruptured when he was 13. such a_ psychological fing children?--In Douht In all probability, -no. How- jever, he could set both your Would this keep us from hav:-| , minds at rest by consulting hi Idocton 'about if,' Pepsi generation! Smith Beverages Ltd., . 750 Farewell Street Opening lead--king of dia - onds.