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Actual Playing Problem No. 9 By Wm. E. MeKenory N orth @A32 9 Q54 6 AK 432 bot West East $ rs South @kO4F 2 AK32 QJ &AJ32 The contract is seven no trump. by North. Distribute the missing cards in the East and We , The king and at least one ¢ club must be in the West } Phe heart suit is to be divided four—two ttion to December Problem an f 2 65432 West East \ @ 10843 \J 109876 2KQ J 19876 oj 109 es? South @KOJ9760582 Y None 43 @AK ith the complete North and ds and the les in the and West hands were shown, You were instructed to distribute the balance The complete East and West hands now sh lea The wn opening av heart cashes his dking of club h now leads the three of diamonds which is won in the North with the q A he turned and ruffed. is next led with th returns, Si of s West being forced to wir of what Wi cash his queen Jead a diamond North with the king wa heart from North, East diseard- ond, South ruffs. An: dis won by North's Regardle ice. uth will ruff, ides, and then ich is won by and eight. ay involved is a double coup, as the declarer is required to reduce the number of his spades to the number held Bridge Pastimes Double Dinmy Problem No. 9 By Russell Roosen North @AK107 9KS53 O75 HAKG3 West East @ 5843 4096 244 10987 > Oj8 > 109604 @Oj52 esi South $2 AQ62 AK32 ah 1094 The contract is six no trump. by be made t any defense earts Solution to December Problem North @ 10732 A104 West East @K865 o4 KOJ93 Y 865 02 Qo74 eo7 KJ 68 South @AQso 772 OAKIS eAvo4 are trump. West leads the king of hearts. South to win 10 tricks uinst any defense. ck West North Ent South K A sg 2 2 i+ 24 34 oe 3 oe sa 6+ Ae ‘ s6@ 24 +¢ o¢ s Ke 3@ we \¢ 6 ° 4 6 7 7 30+ 8 +4 x oo" 76 J x ” 30 40 j 0S trump and wins the balance of ¢ Trick West North East o¢ i J x s¢@ 0 x 9 29 10 ° 10 3 sa ka at trick eight lead the play is Trick West North Ea: 8 oe 7¢ J4 ° se 10 @ ? East is squeezed and South wins the balance. At trick 5 if West reft jack of spades he is forced in > kK A es to win the with Pome a trump. ¢ »¢ a heart and must either lose his king of tinuing hearts, or 1 allows South to ruff his losing dia monds THE SYMBOL OF WELL-KNOWN to millions of tele- phone users is the circular em- blem of the Bell System. Back of it is the far-flung nization that enables you to talk to almost any one — anywhere — at any time. The Bell System consists of twenty-four regional companics, ch attuned to the needs of the territory it serves. There are also the Bell Telephone Laboratorics. working to improve the scope and value of your telephone, and the Western Electric Company, spe- cializing in the production of tele- phone equipment. Co-ordinating and assisting the work of all these is the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. This co pany is owned largely by the people it serves and there are today nearly 700,000 stockholders. Everything has been planned and organized for one specific pur- to give the best possible vice at the lowest pose g telephone s possible cos A telephone serves you in many weys each day. It runs your errands; tales you to friends and brings them to you; speeds aid in sickness or emergency. It does these things and more—for a few cents a day. The Business Office of your local Bell Telephone Company, or any employee, will gladly take your order. BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM comicbooks.com