The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 October 1957 — Page 3

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Sheinwold on Bridge Guard Against Cad Trump Creak ISy Alfred Sheinwold Look carefully at the trumps in today's hand. This is a very common holding, and you should know the right way to play the combination.

South dealer v Neither side vulnerable NORTH

A <> 3

V 7 6 4 3 ♦ Q * * A 8 4 3 2

K AST

2 A Q J « 4 KQJ8 V A 10 9 2 J 9 5 4 4 10 87 Q 10 9 7 A J 6 SOUTH A A K 10 9 7 5

V 5

4 A K 2 A A K 5

WEST

A V

South

2 A 3 A 4 A

West Pass Pass Pass

North 2 NT 3 NT Pass

Opening lead-

Fast Pass Pass Pass V K

West opened the king of hearts and continued the euit. South xaiffed and noted that his problem was to draw trumps without doling two trump tricks. If South leads out the ace and king of spades, he will lose two tricks to East. Fortunately, there is no need to play the suit so carelessly. South begins by leading out the ace of spades. His next step is to lead a diamond to dummy's queen. Then he leads dummy’s remaining trump. East cannot afford to put up the jack or the queen. South would win with the king of

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spades and drive out the remaining honor with the ten. The nine of spades would later draw the iaeft trump. PLAYS EIGHT East's only chance is to play ‘.he eight of spades on the second round of the suit. This gives South the chance to make a mistake. South thereupon finesses the ten of spades. As the cards lie, this finesse wins. Then the rest is easy. South would be just as happy if the finesse lost. If West could win the second trump trick, only one trump would be left. South would capture that trump later with the king, and he would still >e sure of his contract. This is the general plan fer such suits. Cash one high ea’ I and then take a deep finesse. TJ less the ti'umps are all on he wrong side of you, this s c y play will limit the loes in our suit to one trick. DAILY QUESTIO; As dealer, you hold: P .' K 9 7 5 H—10 5 D—A i: ? C—A K 2. What do you say? Answer: Bid one sy" \ Game Is very unlikely if pa' .ncr cannot respond. Compare enreiully with the South hand shown today. Urge Early Start On Lice Control This is the season of the year

to spray *er cattle lice, accordng to Purdue University entomologists. Lice control practices should be used early in the fall for a head start on the pests. Cattle, infested with lice, rub and scratch against fences, stanchions and other objects, often causing bruises. Close examination of cattle will reveal lice crawling among the hairs.

Lice are a year-round problem; however, damage is usually most severe in late winter and early spring. Since good management has an effect in controlling lice, cattle should be well fed, kept in clean, well-ventilated stables, and not overcrowded. Outbreaks should be controlled by spraying, says Glen Lehkcr,

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