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Certainly tho K should have been plkyed, but did tkilure to vovei cost grame? ♦8 6 2 ♦B7 5 3 ♦A Q 2 AQ 8 5 * A Jl °9nn SQ7S ♦JIO 9 6 *• . |K 4 2 ♦K4$4 9 8 7 3 ♦K 4 3 —g- J♦'J 7 6 ♦K 4 3 ♦ A Q ♦ J 10 6 s*. ♦ A J 10 2 Bidding went: South, 1-No Trump with neither side vulnerable: West, doubled; North, 2-No Trumps, to prevent East from bidding; South. 3-No Trumps. The opening lead was the J of spades. East covered with his Q, to show partner where that honor wa§. South’s K won,/the trick, with ability to go game yery much int doubt. • X \ \ . If you want an opponent to covet an honor, lead the next lower one. As South hoped West would uot cover with the. K’of diamdmis, the declarer diqi. not lead his J. He led his 10 and West did not cover, thinkina that Seeking Peace Formula in Moscow ' ” ' ' •••/ _*■ ; ''•"•'AW** ' ••• wwwwiwjw:^. ;.v;* 90. ....Ij^wP^^^Mi|pß||aH HBfcfflß Ptf ZzLJBi mmgsM mkSM B ms|| passj Capt. Anthony Eden scratches his head at question that came up in discussion of German threat to peace of Europe in conversations in Moscow with Joseph Stalin (center), Soviet dictator, and V. M. Molotov, Commissar for the Russian War Department. Illness now is preventing Eden from communicating pei’sonall.v results of his swing around Europf to statesmen gathering at Stresa trioartate conference. (Central Prss9k PAGE SEVEN fEjl 10—Necessity *** 11— Child (contemptuously) 14—Ill-treat • 16—Demolishes! 18— To merit 19— Sodium bicarbonate 22—Canines f 25 Dignity 26 Affirm 29—Pathway 80—Level 3i—Kind of snake 24—Short poem 36—. Suffix to form nouns of agency 87—Printer’s measure 38— Tin (symbol) 39 Out of (prefix) Answer to previous puzzle s c r, utITTnI i [/l|e~[p J± 11 JL II IL 11 .*l£, .2i£l11 & fi£. T p Y AD lEEf P Y R. E I AVpE. *. l- R N' EIT LtTR El. > t«* g 6. . re 9 s fefktelr M e fuLiX® tife I % ’LIS East might win with the J. Another lead of the suit picked up the miss ing K. Then (lie .1 was established in the declaring hand by leading off dummy’s blocking Q. Dummy’s Q of clubs was led. and lost to West’s K, as the declarer ex pected. All West could do was to run off his £ good spades Upon tha last spade South prudently discarded his Q of hearts, to avoid loss of Str other trick in case West held the missing K. The <i of hearts was led. East played his K, but the declarer held the Ace, with another good dia mond and 3 established clubs, so he went. game. East’s complaint is that the way South played the hand he would have had to lose a diamond to Hast, had West forced (lie declarer to waste 2 honors on a single diamond trick. by covering the 10 with the K. That is very true had South been foolish enough to play the hand in the same manner had he held a loser in dia monds. If the K of diamond* had covered the declarer could have discarded his low diamond, instead of the Q of hearts. Holding a high diamond in dummy. South could then enter <Jummy to take his heart finesse. : As she cards happened to lie, the Ijeait finesse would have won. One -ueade trick, 2 heart tricks, £ diamond trij'k* and 3 club tricks, would have given South game. The only differein ** vyould have been that West's t'aibue to cover enabled South" to win ian -arlded diamond trick instead of win ning an added heart trick. >.