Judge — January 7, 1928 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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and whom Those who follow this con- test in JUDGE will under The problem of lead” with only th tricks to Nay is so vital that it’s worth studying. To play the last cards of f given stand why Wilbur C. White- hands is fascinating and ab- head has said, “Sidney | sorbing to a sound player. isu he mo. | markal player Sidney S. Lens, “the court of last resort” on all Bridge problems, will personally conduct in JUDGE the out- standing feature of — this year’s Auction Bridge Sea- son. A contest for the so- lution of prob hands ts briefly — deser Through JUDGE, will areard pr eek, and at the ¢ rics of problems, urd trophies of sterling silver by Gorham JUDGE. readers will the opportunity to obse study and share in t most uncanny know! How Good Is Your Bridge Game? Commencing with the issue of February 4th, Jupce will publish a series of Double Dummy Bridge Problems, giving prizes | every week for the best solutions, in addition to valuable trophies for the leading scores at the conclusion of the contest. The problems will consist of end situations, with three or more cards remaining in cach hand. The first lead will always be with South, the “make” will be | given and the number of tricks to be taken announce \s the hands are played openly, with all the cards exposed, all yuess- work is eliminated. You are told what to do, go ahead and do it! Try a Sample: world has ex The pri and gre the s¢ Lenz will which some impossible of in s will start cas | — for the re- problems Sidney S$. Lenz JUDGE is on The World's Greatest Card Expert stands each Th n cents a@ copy Spades are Trumps South has the lead North and South must win two of the three tricks against any de- fense by East and West. comicbooks.com