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By Rouson | Blackwood on Bridge—

‘Obvious Play’ Is Not Always Best Procedure

NE angle which even ex- "gn th onal perienced players have to | SOUth dealer tch is the tendency to make | Neither side vulnerable wa yom MISS BRASH

the obvious play -—the play

which has turned out well for S—KQ 109 them on hundreds of previous | H—A 6 5 , ; occasions. gq : : . Playing a no y | By Dick Turner FUNNY BUSINESS trump con- | MR. DALE MR. CHAMPION tract, for ex- | S—~J 74 3 S—A 8 2 — 7 -ampje, it 1s H— 942 H—-J 1073 Aza ' =f usually best to D—K 8738 D— J 9 86 Tr 4 set up your C—K 7 C—Q 10 9 £ longest suit MR. ABLE first, But that | S— 65 is not always | : H—K Q 8 the best pro- — z : tt pro. Yr : % It 1s time to get your kites sailing. If you don't have a kite ses fine player is | The bidding: ‘handy, you can buy a good one for a few cents, or better yet, make = ’ constantly on Mr. Abel SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST | your own, Most libraries have directions for kite making, or ‘aslg = the alert to 1c Pass 1 8 Pass Dad to help you. earl u— recognize when deviations from | | NT Pass 2 NT Pass At large city-wide kite flying contests where I have served a normal” lines of play must be | 3 N T All Pass ' one of the judges, it always surprises me to dee almost as many

|, made, & mm ———— filers as boys. So, maybe Mother, your Den Mother, or Scout Teader,

| Mr. Abel is a pretty good | po could win three tricks in |can help you, Every spring TRY IT has several kite flying ideas, ton, player but he is often guilty of | cjyhe, bringing the total up to | Most boys and girls know how to cut pinwhegls hy ng a carelessness and failure to think | nine. He had a total of eight square of paper from each corner toward the center, and then 1old~ | out each specific problem of | . hg fn his hand.and dummy, ing the 1-2-3-4 points to the center, The pinwheel spins on a pin play. : leaving five for the opponents. axle in a good breeze, Experiment with tiny 4-inch pinwheels hy In today's deal he got the | gy giving up two tricks, he pinning them to theiends of the kite sticks. Try one in the center of

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trey of diamonds opening and | .o,14 win three. {the kite, but make certain the paper is strong enough so as not to h H This was all very fine, except tear, Watch em twirl! the ace. He saw that he had two | 4.4 14 the process the enemy TOMORROW—A Cereal Box Sewing Kit, .

| sure winners in the diamond | suit, three heart tricks, one spade trick and one club trick — a total of seven, ~ ~ ~

won five tricks in all, defeat- ' | Ing the contract. On the lead of | geen, Mr. Champion led back | Champion flashed the eight of | the ace and another club, Mr, | pis jast diamond and Mr. Dale | spades and a lead to the ace | Dale won the second club and | yon two tricks in that syit, | of that-suit put the contract

Lean? YG » | returned a low diamond. Mr. | on the last diamond, Mr. | down one. NOW HE FIGURED that if | Apel won with the ten and fired " - 3 a POTTENGER'S

he could break the club suit 3-2, another club, losing to the | ' dl {i Ti S ' -

FINEST NORTHERN GROWN

| | | killed Mr. Champion's jack with | | |

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