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nsoil in the 17.5. ones markets peels tor a sham expansion in tor iuture sales tended to re- ii.s, wheat production coupled ileet this concern with lhlrp with a possible drastic drop in drops rnoditied later by recover. priees loomed ior me as lam. ies. crs crushed president Kennedy plzlu tor tighter controls. voting ior uni m' produ hon next. year.

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. Kins oi ciuhs. Openiiu leads are lsrxeiy a matter at guesswork, hut there are many hands where the best load an be l-usunlbly arrived It. In LhII . hand, ior example. the two poo Isibilitles that stand out are the eight oi diamonds and kind it! clubs, and the question to deter- mine is which is more apt to prove succuslul

The basic aim is to ilnd the lead most likely to produce (our deiensive tr i c k s. The m o s t promising chance is to attack clubs in the hope oi eventually winning two club tricks, a spade. and possibly a heart A diamond lead would rest pretty much on

the assumption thst partner had so are and could give us a dia- snond ruil, but this possi lity is rather remote when we are Iookiii: at it points and the opponents' hiddins indicates they have about a points.

a. Queen oi diamonds. The in- dications are that partner has about it) points and we have to uytopsstnherntothehcstuso by attaching the slut where do cls er is most apt In he welh. Partner may have the king. in which case two diamond trIcka are established as soon as de- clnrer taires the ace. also. it may he that partner has the ace and dumrny the king. in which event the lead M the queen mly prove very eiiective.

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4. Five oi diamonds. We can' expect to taire tour IrIcks on high cards alone. so the nest chance is to try to supplement our side's hiflhaclrd tricks with one or more diamond rulis. it is presupposed that partner has at least one ouiclt entry. slnca otherwise our cause is hopeless. The diamond lead is hased on thst assumption.

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