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SATURDAY, DEC. 20, 13 P11TBU RGN UN- TELEGRA PH STEVE CANYON 15 Is color ln Suoday's SenTiologropli comics British Chess Champion Is wau rge STJAI piLar FLEW ANOT'42. LI6047 AIZOZAFT, I OZOP2EO PkOM IT Itsit) IZEAlt SEAT OP rluzm's PLANi SO WNILD ter CR.04 IN A POPULATE AP-EA -f -t Bridge Lesson Using X-ray Eve to Win Your Game MUSTN'T 5)4CW IT, k'T I'VE ALAAYS VANTM, ID MIA If- ti ON A A 0 I 0 Pt.Mir-TOR OF TUE CIVILiAN Pials, YikERE TNE 4 TOOK. PLACE WiLlcoetoaoRATE THE FACT MAI P1L6RM A 1-1C41. AZ-CRAFT iN MY NAME USIN3 CREMMALS NIE l'OLE FROM ME! 4CINNEKNY NE C7OT ME 4,....

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and 7 as the time and has received acceptance from Mikhael Tal, Russian champion twice running; Robert NVarle of Nev Zealand; M. Radoicie of Yugoslavia, L. Portseh of Hungary; Wolfgang Uhlman of Ea Germany; Klaus Darga of West Germany; Fredrik Olafson of Iceland; Andreas Duckstein of Austria and the Englishmen Leonard Barden, Jonathon Penrose and Peter Clark. 14,. 4.

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amhatho.apilLA In color in Sunday's SunTelegraph comics SEA SHELL WITH A POCKET 1 INI IT Submtneti by THOMAS LA CORTE New York CO), SEA sfal. w-IT-HA pockET IN IT submotott by THomAS LA coRTE New York CtlY SCAMt DR. FAZEKA current British champion, is not on the roster. Whether he received no invitation or whether he de-dined out of protest against his shabby treatment by the British Chess Federation selection committee which denied him a place on the English team in the recent Olympics at Munich, we cannot say. Criticism of the committee's action by the British chess players has precipiated a crisis In theh BCE'.

CRITICS ALLEGE that Dr. Fazekas was snubbed because he is a naturalized citizen. Rumors, even facts, that come to our attention of any political in-fighting during the great Hastings Chess Congress will, of course, be retailed to SUN TELE chess fans. Amrican Champion, Grand Master Robert Fischer and World Champion Mikhael Botvinnik declined inviations Fischer because he cannot forsake his high school classes, and Botvinnik because he had no more worlds to conquer. Number 265 By R.

BECKER West dealer. East-West vulnerable. NORTH 4 6 EQJEt 10 8 6 5 2 4 4 WEST EAST 3 sot 9 5 4 ge 1( p9752 AQ.I974 4 1.0 8 5 2 A 9 7 3 SOUTH A 10 7 2 6 3 3 4 6 The bidding: West North East South 1 iv Pass 2 Pass 3. Pass 3 Si pass 4 Opening leadtwct of clubs. The highest compliment you tan pay a good card player is to my that he sees through the back of the cards.

By this is meant that he plays just as though everyone's cards are exposed. In quite a number of hands declarers play should be just as effective as if he had seen defender's cards. BY PUTTING two and two together as fragments of information are gathered, and taking advantage of every posBible clue, the declarer should reach a very high degree of efficiency in hand after hand. Observe, for instance, how declarer-was able to make the vital decisien at the crucial point in this hand. Easrt won the club lead with the- ace and led the king of diamonds, which held.

East then played the deuce of hearts which West captured with the ace. It was the de fenders' third trick and South had to take the rest of the tricks to make the contract. The only loser possible WRJ a trump trick. West led the ace of dia snonds and East discarded a heart as decalrer trumped. A spade was led to dummy's king and a spade was returned, East producing the five.

SOUTH NOW went into a huddle and finally came out of It by finessing the ten. The rest was mere form ality. Trumps were drawn and de. Carer made four spades. The spade finesse would have been an easy enough play to make if the opposing cards were seen.

But without actual sight of East's cards, South was able to reason that East had started with four trumps. It had been proved that West had started with pre-, eisely six diamonds, since East had shown up with a singleton. West's opening lead, the deuce of clubs, had presum ably marked him with a four-card club suit. East's heart retu rn, the deuee indicated a four-card suit, and hence marked West with two hearts. If everything was to be believed, West there.

fore could not have been dealt more than one spade. Q. E. D. Inpnright.

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July 24 to Aug. 23 (Leo) Some restrictions now. Be concerned with your immediate, situation; look below the surface for hidden leads and do not become digeouragwt Aug. 24 to Sept. 23 (Virgo) This day has some seemingly Insurmountable obstracles.

But HOW you ride along with things will count. Sept. 24 to Oct. 23 (Libra) Mixed vibrations nowneither very good nor really poor. A middle-of-theroad day for both I business and personal matters.

Oct. 24 to Nov. 22 (Scorpio) Think before acting, study, analyze, review, investigate. You can make something very worthwhile out of this mediocre day. Begin promptly.

Nov. 23 to DN' 21 (Snit tarius)Make a sincere effort to digest the suggestiens of, others but give matters a otec-1 ond thought before acting. Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 (Capricorn)Your sense of humor is strongly needed now, in homey matters as well as other ones.

Jan. 21 to Feb.19 (Aquarius) This is a day for action but not one in which to make pointless changes. Ap plication and full use of your fine talents will help you. Feb. 20 to March 20 (Pisces)! Reveiw past methods and .1 tactics for the purpose of gen I eral improvement.

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