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Y (a As au cpsiion Meee, HE SHARPENS HIS POLI WIT OM MANY A HAPLESS CLEAR GRIT ' SECRET AGENT X9 e the lead may force declarer adopt a method of play which he would not otherwise have pursued, For example, take this hand where West is on lead against four hearts. He has no clearly indicated play, since any lead he makes may turn out badly-- depending on how the anseen_ cards are divided. . Let's say he decides to make the neutral lead of a trump. This proves to be as good a move as he can possibly make, since, if West had chosen a* spade or a diamond, South could eventually have ruffed a spade in dummy and thus acquired his tenth trick, But the trump lead makes the outcome uncertain, as far as South is concerned. He has to decide at once whether or not to attempt to ruff a spade in dummy. In the actual hand, if he tries for a ruff, he goes down. Thus, suppose he wins the heart an leads a spade at trick two. East wins and returns a trump. When declarer then leads another spade, West wins and plays his last trump. South eventually goes down, losing: three spades arid a club. However, the iy 2 lead should persuadé South that try- ing for a spade ruff is apt to" prove fruitless, The defense will obviously not sit still and let him ruff a spadeindummy. ~~ So South turns to a different line of play forced upon him by. the opening lead. After winning . the first trick in dummy, he, plays the ace and another club, hoping to find the suit divided ° 3-3. This counterstroke proves successful, and, in fact, if the defenders do not cash two spade tricks at this point, South even- tually makes eleven tricks. ' Tomorrow: The falsecard. NEWS IN BRIEF THE LAUGHS ON YOU MY MONSTER BROTHER STILL NICELY IN THERE" THE LONE RANGER DONALD DUCK Distributed by King Feateres Syndicate, A. YOU CANT GET AWAY bury. ¢41 | DUMPING GEROW IN THERE = MUGGS AND SKEETER How DO YOU GET OFF YOUR BIKE WHEN THERES NO CURB HANDY? 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