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Opening 1ead—queen of hearts. The skilled magician w-ho can‘ make things disappear from right under your eyes has his counter- part in bridge in the skilled de- clarer who is able to make an apparently sure loser disappear from sight. '

The most common method by which declarer is able to achieve this feat is called the elimina- tion play. Here is an illustration of how the sleight of hand man- euver operates. .

,Sout-h wins the heart. lead with the king. plays the ace and an other trump. and at this point discovers: he must lose a trump

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-to lose, the slain appears to be surely beaten. ‘ Conceding defeat. without a ‘-struggle can hardly be the right thing to do. so declarer puts his mind to work to see whether or not the defenders’ cards can be distributed in any way that will still permit the contract to be made. The answer lies in arrang- ing the play so that when East is handed. his trump trick. he will have to return a card that allows South to salvage the heart loser. Accordingly. after two rounds of -trumps, the A - K of diamonds rates cashed, a diamond is ruf- fed. This is the first step of the elimination from both hands of

is based on the hope East is short in hearts. where the side loser exists.

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When, luckily. it turns out that East started with five clubs. the slam becomes a sure thing. East has already shown up with three spades and three diamonds and hence cannot have been dealt more than two.hearts.

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trick. Since he also has a heart

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The West Cape Bethlette Mia-. slon Band met on March 8tl_i.i at ’ the home’ of dele Frizzell.

The meeting opened with th e Hymn “Tell me the stories of Jesus“. The scripture lesson tak- en from 27 chapter of Mathew, was read by Mrs. C. Collicutt. followed with prayer by Adele Frizzell. The chorus “On Sunday I am happy" was sung by the band. ‘

The study book was i.n charge of Mrs. H. Hardy. A recitation. “Brown Boy" was given by Barry Ellis. A bible quiz which all the members promptly responded. worshop service closed with re- peating the “Mission Band Pur- Throne". pose”, and hymn 615 “Around the

The president, Claretta McWil- liarns then presided over the bus- iness period. Nine members re- sponded to the roll call with a zell gave a financial report for verse of Scripture. Adele Friz- the first quarter of year. an d which was very’ gratifying.

Mrs. Hardy invited the Band to meet at the Parsonagé for the April meeting.

The Mizpah Benediction closed the service. The hostess treated the members to fudge, after whic a short recreational period was enjoyed by all.

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The regular monthly meeting of Springhill Women’s institute was held at the home of Mrs. Claude MacArthur on Tuesday evening.

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