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Opening lead--king of clubs, The outcome of a great many hands depends on how the de- fenders' cards are divided. The declarer has no control over the actual distribution of the ad- verse cards, and as a result he will often fail in a contract largely because an important finesse fails or because certain suits break badly. However, the declarer can ex- ercise control over some hands even though the cards are badly stacked against him. Laying plans to combat unlucky distri- bution is one of declarer's most important . duties, and actually overcoming such distribution is one of declarer's greatest thrills. Take a case like this one, If you look at all four hands, it does seem that South must eventually go down one. If he decides to take a diamond fi- nesse, it loses to the queen, and when East then returns a heart, the hand collapses. However, South can assure the contract by playing the hand properly. He should realize that a diamond finesse is extremely dangerous, and should look for ways and means of overcoming the possibility that East may obtain the lead in diamonds and return a heart. This danger he can avoid as follows: He wins the club with the ace, draws two' rounds of trumps, and then cashes the - A-K of diamonds. He next leads the ten of clubs and discards a diamond, knowing that the club will lose to the queen which West is marked to have. At this point, it does not real- ly matter to South how the ad- verse cards are divided. Regard- less of the actual situation, South is sure of making the con- tract because West must give away a trick on the next play. A club return gives declarer a ruff and discard, while a heart return establishes the king as a trick. A diamond return by West (if West has a diamond to lead) would automatically establish an extra diamond trick in dum- my. and thus give South the contract. 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(Some minor. essary for adults? deviation from the exact sched- For a long time older peoplejule isn't going to do any harm; held to the incorrect idea thatiso long as the general pattern since they had been vaccinated|is followed.) From experience as children they didn't need) we now know that such a sched- any additional vaccinations. ule provides and maintains pro- Polio vaccine has served a tection double purpose, It has all but) As for-doctors who prefer the shut off ihe periodic epidemics|Sahin vaccine, I will. not quar- of that disease. It has also/re| The big point is to see that pointed up the fact that vac-leveryone gets one kind or the cination isn't just for children. | other. Adults need it, too. ' va vik TAS ak ; In general, adults should have| TETANUS: This should have a booster every five years. In boosters every five years, For|* i maximum protection, some|°4s¢ of a wound of some sort, could be given oftener, but the|@ booster at that time will five-year rule of thumb makes|@Ssure safety. But if your pro- sense \tection has. lapsed because of not having had boosters, you What vaccinations? For most} ? adults, these: |may, instead, then require an POLIO: I'm often asked about |2nti-toxin injection. This, un- the relative merits: of the Salk|fortunately, can cause ah un- which is injected, and|Pleasant reaction in some peo- which. is|Ple. So the booster every five lyears is best -- and besides, MICKEY MOUSE Disteibut 1'VE FINALLY PERFECTED A COOKIE THAT MELTS IN YOUR MOUTH Seana aS Gaeta {| AFTER YEARS \ OF RESEARCH.., ay Cs WHICH 16 JUST RIGHT For | SOMEONE LIKEME... / 37. Moslem title 39, A wing 40, Wading bird 42, Trite 44, French river 45, Lacelike 46, Number 47, Uncle: Scot. GRANDMA 44 Y 40 Y Y | oa ay (T na ny PO alongs AT ga ty hy SOMETHING! 1s IT "WOOF! woor!". LE SURVEY.,.TELL ME, WHAT "ARF! ARF!".. OR WHAT? DOES YOUR DOG SAY WHEN es aie vaccine, the Sabin vaccine, ERNIE CAY HE DOESNT how many have lost their im-;doctors, and many others). But MUGGS AND SKEETER chs BARKS ? ~ BARK! | This type has been used longer, taken by mouth. 4 Personally, I prefer the Salk,/YOU Il _be protected in case of being injured far from medical so we know more about it. It|ad. has been highly effective. In my} SMALLPOX: This should' be area in 1958 there were 600\repeated every five years. I've cases of polio and 22 deaths./had people tell me, quite ser- Five years later there were only |iously, that they '"'still had the eight casca and.no deaths. Alscar" from vaccination in child- vigorous campaign of using Salk}hood. The scar doesn't mean vaccine made the difference anything. Smallpox immuniza- The effective schedule is two|tion subsides gradually. The shots a month apart, a third six)/number of' "takes" resulting months later. a booster one year |frém vaccinating adults shows munity. The U.S. government, remem- ber, will not let anyone enter the country, even a citizen re- turning from a trip, without proof of having had a smallpox booster within three years. 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