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By B. JAY
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ing a three notrnmp con-tract pos- sible. is totally inadequate since partner may pass.
Five diamonds, which is a stronger bid than four diamonds, might lead to an unmakable slam The four diamond bid is forcing and has the advantage of leav- ing room for a four heart cue bid. If that occurs, six should be bid. Although a four club bid over two diamonds would identify the powerful club suit, and is forc- ing, it would not show the excel- lent diamond fillers which North must be worried about.
2. Pass. In view of partner’s signoff bid, all thoughts of get- ting to game should be dismiss- ed. The rule of thumb that it takes an opening bid opposite an
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be applied. Since North has made the weakest rebid possible. thus identifying a hand of minimum proportions, and our hand a- mounts to less than an opening bid, it must beassumed there_ is no game. When to this is added
deuce becomes more convincing.
The only question that remains to be answered is where the part score contract should be played. It is possible that three clubs could turn out to be a better con- tract than two diamonds but the possibility is not worth investiga- ting. A further bid might make matters worse. It's better to let go of a hot potato.
3. Three notrump. This bid is clearout. With 14 high card points and a notrump type of hand fac- ing an opening bid, game should be bid without further ado. No other bid should be considered.
4. Three diamonds. Although the diarnind support is nothing to write home about, it is ade- quate opposite a suit which has been bid twice. The diamond raise ‘encourages partner to bid again, without compelling him to. Our hand is not good enough to do more than invite North to con- tinue.
If it turns out partner has no interest in going on, the odds are great that the best part score contract has been found. It would be incorrect to rebid the clubs. The value of this suit as trump
opening bid to make‘ a game can
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C. C. F. Propose Health Plan
Every resident of Prince Ed- ward Island would receive free hospital, medical. dental, and all necessary optical and medical care, under proposals contained in a brief on health insurance lsubmitted to the P.E.l. citizens Icommittee by a C.C F. standing committtee on public health and hospital insurance.
In addition the brief recom- mends that individuals using such a proposed health service be per- imitted to select any physician they wish.
The C. C. F. committee was
is unknown.
elected at the party's annual con- vention in Kensington last fall to assist and work with any group or org izationin P. E. I. in the matter of _a public health and hospitalization plan. '
Wants National Subsidy For The Railways
BIGGAR, Sask. (CP) — CCF leader M. J. Coldwell called Tues- day for a national railway sub- sidy to ensure reasonable freight rates and fair salaries for railway workers.
“I think the people of Canada would support ‘a railway sub- sidy,” he said in an election speech in this part of his home
‘constituency of Rosetown-Biggar.
Mr. Coldwell said it should be paid if necessary to railways to meet salary demands so they could forgo “self - defeating” freight rate increases.
A subsidy should be paid to en- sure that consumers, especially on the farms, do not have to face further freight rate increases and so that no railway employees have to take inadequate wages.
condition and cannot be expected to pay higher freight charges at this time," he said. Recent ap- proval by the board of transport commissioners of “flat - rate
posed an additional unfair bur- den on wide areas of Canada." ALL HURT TRAFFIC
Mr. Coldwell said every in- crease since the Second World War has meant a loss of traffic and has been imposed in ‘“a dis- criminatory manner.”
Willed $100,000 By Employer
DETROIT (AP)-—A new door is opening today for Melvin Hoover, who has been opening doors for a living for more than 30 years.
Hoover, a Canadian-born Butler in his mid-50s, was notified Mon- day that he was named to re- ceive $100,000 “after taxes” in the will of his employer, Mrs. Louis Mendelssohn, who died recently.
The bequest was “for loyal service and able assistance." He
before she passed away that she’d take care of me, and she did.”
Hoover, a native of Madoc, Ont. whose father. David, now lives at New Leskeard. Ont., is divorced. He has two daughters. both mar- ried with families of their own.
Mrs. Mendelssohn also willed $50,000 to Francis Cardinal Spell- man, Roman Catholic archbishop of New York.
N0 TIES FOR BEIRUT
BEIRUT (Reuters) -— Lebanon intends to stay outside both the United Arab Republic of Egypt and Syria and the federal union of Iraq and Jordan, a fore:'_i ministry spokesman announced
here Tuesday.
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