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QWQBER 29-3941 Liberal Convention

KINGSTON HALL, TUESDAY NOV. 4th., AT 8 PM.

For the nomination of two candidates to contest the Second

District of Queens.

For the Liberal Party at next Provincial Election, each poll

arrange to send five Delegates.

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P. R. BOYLE, President. F. L. ROBERTSON, Secy.

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Conservative Meeting

fire Conservative Poll Committees of ROCKY POINT, NINE MILE CREEK and ST. CATHERlNE'S are asked to meet for organ- izatlon purposes, for the impending Provincial election. The Can;

AFTON HALL,, OCT. 29th, AT 8 P.M.

didates will be present and all supporters are asked to attend. E. HOWATT

President 2nd. District Association

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PRIZES FOR COSTUMES

WEEKLY SATURDAY

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Conditioned Dance Club. Dancing at 9 0’cioca with Legiunairea Orchestra

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Unless Pro-arranged Reservations rill not be held alter 11 o'clock.

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Contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson

THE BETTER CHOICE There were two possible lines of

l play for the slant contract in ,to-

day's deal, but one had a distinct

ledge over the other,

South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. Match-point duplicate

Q Q4 3 Q QJ 1O l? I O A K Q Q ‘t ‘I 6 2 Q 9 GI 9 a 5 4 z N o x r a guess w E Q9641 QAQIO g 2_ ' ‘ QJI Q A K J 10 8 5 Q A Q 7 .1. K B 5 l 3 The duplicate game ln which ‘ this deal occurred included a largo number of good players,

which was attested by the tact that every North-South pair reached a contract of six spades. This was a typical bidding se- qucnce:

10-205 South West North Ens! 1 Q Pass 2 U Pa” 4 Q Pass 5 Q Pas! a A Pass Pass Pass

At two tables the West player laid down the club ace. and after

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At {our other tables, however, West opened the diamond jack, and this lead posed an immediate problem tor the respectice declar- ers. After great thought, three of them decided to play tor the club ace to be on side, and therefore immediately led a club toward the king. As may be seen, Souths came to immediate grief.

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Only one declarer figured out the mast propitious line o! play.

Alter winning with the diamond queen. he cashed the diamond king and discarded his own ace o!

hearts! He then led the heart queen through East Kor a rufiing finesse. East, sensing the true

situation, ducked the heart queen without hesitation but South had committed himself and therefore discarded a club. When the heart queen held, he led the through East, who now covered. south rutled. cashed the ace and king of trumps, then led to dummy's trump queen. The estab- lished hearts let him discard three more clubs, and the diamond ace took care of South's last club. Thus, this South made his contract and an extra trick.

Particularly because this was match-point duplicate, the heart play through East was better than the club lead toward the king, be- cause the former had an equal chance to succeed and if it did succeed it‘would produce all thir- teen tricks.

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