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on safety plays. In today’s deal he took an early finesse in one suit for the purpose of trying to find : out how to play another suit. "Against the six neart con - was taken with tract Mrs, Keer opened the jack of clubs which the king, With no chance of

a heart on

anything in dummy, Mr. Dale saw it

was going to he necessary to take a finesse against the king of hearts. Nobody likes to take a finesse at trick two when he is in a slam contract, but Mr. Dale did in this hand and he had a good reason for it. He led a heart and finessed dummy’s jack. If this play had lost to the king, it would have meant that he could not have afforded to lose any tricks in the frump suit. 5 n ”

"Mr. Dale

“IN THAT CASE he probably would have led the king of spades and followed with a small one, hoping to guess successfully. whether to finesse the Jack or not. ; . . But when the heart finesse .was successful, it was possible to lose a trick in. spades and

still bring home 13 tricks. In

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" prov "The public —By Blosser \ Coor. 19 is [= WORK tie Saab Witho : Blackwood on Bridge— — Le | Sd ae RAAYY Mr. Dale Demonstrates — 4ST Early Finesse for Safety Lum tut R. DALE is very keen tho | 3 Deiee is 14 Seaweeds

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17 Skittish R285 18 Having fo C—86 parts (com : NT form) MRS. KEEN MR. ABEL | S—5 S—Q 10 8 2 ® 20 Fruits ore H—K 10 7 2 H—9 4 for D—9862 D—1043 | C—J1109 2 C-Q754 | ( 21 Threatols : MR. DALE Hl § (comb. for S—K98176 > Hi i 22 Alleged fo LY « ‘ | { ’ H—8 3 | | ] 24 More pain | 27 Children 1 D—A QTY | EE C—AK3 ] | i The bidding: if | with jelly NORTH FEAST SOUTH WEST | . Jam 1H P: ; ‘ | ALLL 31 Employer ASS 1S Pass LLL p 28 Pass ANT Pass 32 Body o 5H Pass 6S All Pass 3 Aeompus oth r wor 1s, Mr. Dale could hairs on Fhe the luxury of a Why worry about bad weather or 35 Scottish a safety play in trumps—a- play parking problems when RAILROAD. tree which would very probably lose MEN'S Savings Windows are i Pave) ote one trick but not lose two. as close as your nearest Mail Box? 39 nie on on ” AT TRICK THREE, then, he Let the MAILMAN assist you in your ® Wie let down the ace of spades. He REGULAR SAVINGS PROGRAM = 42 Spring (a came to his hand with a high SAVE TIME morning. noon and © 45 Breakfast diamond and led another spade night POSTAGE PAID BOTH WAYS 47 Fondle toward the jack. Mrs. Keen 50 Texan sii showed out on this trick and | Write. phone or drop in at your ° 52 Speakers the Jack was taken by Mr. earliest convenience and talk over . 54 Piano ad} Abel 8 queen. However, there a SAVINGS BY MAIL program 55 City in N was now a- proven finesse | Hampshir against Mr. Abel's guarded ten. | 56 Exudes If Mrs. Keen had held the | $7 Slim four spades to the queen-ten, | the defenders still would have | ; is VERTICA ‘got only one trump trick. iy rl ] road | mens 1 River isle - As you see, if Mr. Dale had 2 Chief god played the king and another FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. Memphis spade beginning at trick two," 21 VIRGINIA AVE : SO his contract would have been

doomed at the start,