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Opening lead—«two or clubs. The technique of card play rs met an exact science. A great ,many plays that are made are based on pndbalbilities, not cer- tainties, and some of these rest on assumptions which tum out to be fialse. ‘ Neverflheless, good card play is a logical process, not. a haphaz- ard one. Sound reasoning, though it does not produce victory in every case, will return good div- idends in the long run. .Olbserve West’s defense in to- day’s hand. He opened a club which declarer: took in dummy with .the ace. East playing low. The jack at hearts was led and finesse-d, losing to ther‘king. What should West play now?

CONTRAC'l— BRIDGE

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He made the only lead to de- feat the contract. He led the queen 0:! diamonds! Decllaner won with the king in dummy,‘drew traumas and dinessed a spade.

diamond, and declarer was down one, losing a- spade, a heart and two diamond-s. , I

Was the queen of. diamonds play just a lucky shot? The an- swer is No. Theolayhad a sound foundation, and illustrates the ap- proach a defender uses in a blind situation.

West can see, looking at dummy that if declarer has the king of spades, hhere is no possi- ble chance of beating the contract. He therefore must assume East

just as we'll fold up his cards and concede the contract. ‘

fenders to only three tricks——a spade a heart, and a diamond. To defeat the contract a fourth trick is necessary. 'Ilhe only pos- sible source for the fourth trick must lie in diamonds.

This suit must be attacked be- fore East’s king of spades is

trick with be won. Once this is determined, the question is which diamond to lead.

To lead the ace of diamonds or a low diamond can be fatal when- ever South has tihe‘jaek. Only the lead of the queen of diam is can provide fiulll protect-ion tag in- st all possibilities.

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said in the Senate that divorce petitioners from Quebec and Newfioundland, the only provinces without divonce courts, could es- tablish domicile in a province with a divorce count and have the f case_,heard there.

“The clerk (of the senate) could be instructed to tell no i- tioners to try their luck in a pro- vincial court instead of coming here. . .” he said.

Senator Aseltine said the sug- gestion “would not work at all How could a person domiciled in the province of Quebec start an action for divorce in the province

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