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Opening lead—queen of clubs.

What is it «that puts a player on notice there may be a. slam? It is a good question to know the answer to, because when the Question noises the right answer is or more than ordinary import- ance. '

If the slam isnot bid but made, the slam bonus. which is pretty sizable, is lost. If the slam is bid but not made,” a gsmeis lost as well as the undertrick penalty.

Point count somrotimes helps to a decision. If both hands are be]- anced, a combined high card I

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the picture, the slam can fre- quently be made with less points, provided there is sufficient suit control in the form of aces, voids or singletons. In either case, it is advisable to bid a slam where there is a better than even chance. the slash will be made.

Another guide to the presence of a slam is built from the all- important rule of bidding that an opening bid facing an opening bid is a game. Extending this princi- ple to slam bidding, an opening bid plus facing an opening bid plus is a slam. By a plus is meant an extra. king or ace above an opening bid. Distributional values may be considered as plus quan- tities also. ‘

Note how South appralses his hand. With a full opening bid of his own, elevated in value by the good heart at indicated by North's leap to four hearts, South has the requisite opening bid p’ s. North also must have it by vir. tue of the raise to (our hearts. not three. The four notrump bid is simply a precaution to make certain the opponents do not have two aces.

The slam is made by playing the trump suit properly. The king of hearts should be the flrst trump led. Only if one defender has all four trumps is the con- tract in danger. If East has them. nothing can be done to prevent a trump loser. But it West has

count of 33 points is usually needed. Where distribution enters

them. his trumps can be picked up by leading the king nrst.

0 1958. King Features Syndicate, Inc.

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Proposes Talks. On Policing Of Nuclear Ban

WASHINGTON (CP) -— Presi- dent Eisenhower has proposed that experts from the East and West sit down in Geneva in three weeks to discuss ways of policing a ban on testing nuclear weap- ons. '

He suggested the group make a preliminary report within 30 d-ays of convening, and a final report within 60 days. I

He asked in a letter delivered‘ in Moscow Saturday replying to a note from Premier Khrushchev May 9 which proposed getting the talks started that persons to at- tend tl.e conference be chosen “on the basis of special compet- ence. so as to assure that we get scientific, not political, conclu- sions." .

The state department named three American scientists who‘ V buld a t t e n d the conferencel shortly after Eisenhower’s letter‘ was made public: Dr. Ernest 0. Lawrence, Dr. James Brown Fisk and Dr. Robert F. Basher.- CANADA MIGHT JOIN

Eisenhower suggested t h a t other interested countries join the talks.

He specifically mentioned Brit-.‘ ain and France and "other coun- tries having experts who are advaiiced in the knowledge of how to detect nuclear tests.”

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Officer Ernest Bursoni said Wilson was seized on the steps of a third church with oily rags and newspapers. Bursoni quoted Wilson as say- ing he intended to set fire to the third church:

Fire commissioner Robert Quinn said the Christ Temple Church of the Pentecostal As- sembly of the world was a total loss. He estimated dam- age at $100,000. The second blaze caused damage esti- mated at $30,000 t a four- storey gothic building form- erly used as a Baptist church and now occupied by a man- vuifacting finm.

Rood Slips Into Swamp

ANTIGONISH. N.S. (CP)-A highway crew today will try to rebuild 125 feet of a back road that slipped into a swamp Friday about five miles from here.

The road collapsed at Brierly Brook and disappeared in 25 feet of muddy water. Highway work- ers drained about four feet of water off the swamp. Divisional engineer J.A. MacLean said Sunday the area will be filled.

There-were no injuries in the cave—in. The road serves a farm. ing community, but a detour

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EXPENSIVE PAINTING

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP),

—A painting by French painter Pierre Bonvnard has been sold at auction here for 80,000 kroner ($11,430) — more than 100 times

the price its owner paid 20 years ago. The painting, showing some bathing children, was Lough‘. by Danish painter Poul Schroeder in

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