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Here is an odd hand that A five-spade bid would certain--
arose in the national men’s pair \ a have exaggerated his values. .
South was equally conserva-
played at thirteen tables with | tive in failing to carry on over
varying and somewhat surpris- |four spades. Both his previous
ing results. {bids had been forced, and.mtight When the hand was played at ‘have been made with a hand my table, the bidding went as | devoid of high cards. He should shown. I held the West hand | have treated his partner's strong
and, playing weak two bids, bidding with more respect. Z - | However, to the astonishment CBA RADIO |of, everyone at the table, it enates turned out that
SATURDAY North-South got an excellent sult on the board. They soceed 7:00—-News. Sports & Weather -.|710 points on the deal while 7:1S—Breakfast Music and inland. |most of the other North-South
Weather | pai | pairs wound up minus 100
| 8:00—News. Weather | slam contract . spades. = 8:15 (Maritime Sportscast | What happened at most tables
times |.
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DAILY CROSSWORD.
ACROSS ~@ Iridescent ~ 23. Period
1. Coal os 365, ithe state cemetery board over Nationalist Social party—blamed scuttles . 3. Ten cents a tase the change. “for an abortive coup in Lebanon | 5. Chinese 4. Muffler 26. Assam Curtailment of weekend bur- ‘Sunday — were killed trying to division . 5. Mayan oS ials is said to create particular escape from arrest. The reports | . 9% The “Iliad” — Indians worm, difficulties for orthodox and con- said the three included a former. for one ¢ Anger Fiat servative Jews, who are re-|Syrian army officer Mahmoud | 2° Dry Ae required to bury their dead-as.|Niimeh, whose arrest was an-| 31-Piay oe quickly as possible. « nounced two days ago. 3a Noa 4 (U. 8) — _ workers & Hateful nt 16, 11. Terrible ONTRACT BRIDGE | irxiitue ikon S 18. Nuclear - hair-do By B. JAY BECKER : exp Sed Fee TEST YOUR, PLAY ; Sa vueee an Phesd Fast dealer. jopened with two hearts. North OR 32. Oilier 43. To plead = North-South vulnerable. |doubled, properly enough, and/ 97 2 BE Tt s 7 } NORTH then cuebid — pratt i - “spasm + - partner respon Missile Sane” oa. - .——— Su] ghee South Boe, NA tee die! su cupaeee ft TT |monds, North wen' SAKE es, and that was the end of | **Clsdistora = fig s ' : that. I led the seven of hearts Music @xks $3* and North's. enormous hand 3 es ar 92108762 4 came down. aT. Rawelien , K94 4110652 birds 21 22 [23 &Q8 19832 Declarer played low from 38. Fake Ps eae Seuseat ‘ ) ° me @3973 | th k m , 41. River. dams 33 the jac spades, and cof-| 44 Pointed 28 |29 [30 AQ8T3 tinued with a spade to the ace. arch : 7 ; Ses .@ + He then claimed thirteen tricks. | 45. sweethears [34 F 3s " Se : . on of course, he-had, -j|~ (coliog.)* East South. North ‘oa Seah greet euaertadithome ” (anat. ne r | Pass Pass Po Dble; hands. While it is true that ot. Sen ais 2 145 ; af a oY [doubting “and then. Siioniag op 7 +6 Pass 4 ° ; ° o ; with a cuebid before supporting} DOWN is Opening. ledd — seven of spades — he could ‘also have} 4 Drove,as z ¢ hearts. . done still more with his hand. cattle
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