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The hotels can care for any demand, from single room to a charmingly furnished suite, for a day or for the season. There are modern little houses at the water's edge, and larger homes, which can be placed at your disposal most reasonably, and there are the best of public and pri vate schools. No one has ever experienced the delight of Venice who has not known the hunger to return. All of these things T will be happy to make available to you. H. N. Wimmers, Broker Venice, Florida. BRP Resuilr WOODSTOCK Bunoer Used to win most Inter. national Comm: f School Contests tase teamsare at wart roe Urtsatuae out. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO., WOODSTOCK, ILL. double in spades (Concluded from page 27) And did you decide to lay down the WA, then the % 10, throwing West in the lead with his @K-Q? He's on the spot, and how! You now have left Dummy « r Declarer Jos Ko2 OCD HOD Poor West, If he leads a @, what do you doz Right! Pass it around to your king, and shoot a @ right back at him. He can make his ace now or later, and you make both your king and queen. But if West leads a low de? Your G10 wins, while you shed a @. If West leads his @A, you trump, and you lead a low @ toward dummy’s queen to make her an entry for your gocd el0. And if West leads a %, you simply trump in dummy while you park a @ loser. You've got West ng, coming, and staying. Here are the complete hands: Nou @ A76 ¥16 z Q754 542 Wet a@K3 ry @ Kas 9754132 evr @ 983 BAKICS one South @ Q)wosss @ Aw @ koe ae THE NEW PROBLEM You did very nicely with the above hand, but we'll let you in on a little secret. There's another way to fulfill your contract!) The hand is “cooked” as the problem bugs say, that is, it has a second solution not dependent on the defence. We'll console you by saying that your line of play was preferable. But suppose that East had dis. carded a low de on your first @ lead? Exchange the @2 in the East hand for the 3 in West. How would you fulfill your contract now? 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