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TER, IS A PRINCIPAL BEAUTY IN A BUILDING—FUL- |W HAGB jen the disadvantage, if it loses, LER, hed i The bidding: of permitting West to cash his : . i South West North East | established clubs. It seems more 1¢@ Pass 19 Pass sensible to play im a manner 2NT Pass %8NT | which shoots straight for the goal — J land yet avoids West, the danget Opening lead—four of clubs. | hand, in the process. . t SUGAR BuN*/ YOU CUT IN ?—LET. You sometimes hear bridge| So declarer leads a heart to- -TY ME TALK TO THE players refer to technique in dum-|wards dummy and, when West, my play. You also hear people} plays low, finesses' the nine, East} refer to percentage plays. Very|wins with the king and returns | ~ freqiently these expressions are|a spade. iw interchangeable because the per-| South, consistent with the or- Ss centage play is an evidence of|iginal plan to avoid West, and 10 good technique, and vice versa.|Playing for split heart honors, i A great many players erect a/gces up w.th the ace. He them re- iz mental block as soon as either |peats the heart finesse, which | expression comes into discussion, |this time wins. As it happens, | |ae perhaps because the terms are a/the ace of hearts then drops the x little too highfalutin, or becausé|queen,the jack becomes an ad- 4 the subject “seems to require ex- | ditional trick, and declarer mak- E ceptional knowledge. But these,;es four notrump. 'S very same'players make use of} The percentage play succeeds. | f percentage plays practically a11)Declarer exercised the best dum-| |[ the time, though they may not technique. Maybe he doesn’t i recognize their actions by these | know the correct terminology for} |; ANO GARLIC terms. ithe course of play he adopted.| | SRNOWICH ¥ A simple case of good techni- But a rose by any other name, lf I've Gor | que that would be practiced by 'smelis just as sweet. ; THIS GAS ~ . a M ' 7.45 Report from Parliament Hill | 11 ah Hawai Calls CHAMBER Po 8.00 Don Messer 12.00*Dominion News 1 z 8.30 Shurgain Amateur Caval, | 12.10 Sign Off. ° wa cade CBA SATURDAY Oo a8 ee aootens (STANDARD TIME) _ .00 News eather : $ 10.15 Starlight Serenade 2 Tae renne : 7:30—CBC News, Sports, and 10.30 Rhythm Pals Weather. 8 ee 11.00 Brant Inn Orchestra 7:35—Breakfast\ Music on Yo 11.30 Don Warner's Orchestra! :99CBC News and Weather ud 12.00 Dominion News: 8:15—Maritime Sportscast w 12.10 Sign Off. ’ 8:20—Breakfast Music. oh C.F.C.Y. 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