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3: p.m.—Afternoon Musicale ‘ TOWER. 1 3:30 p.m.—-Onal Roberts Pro- , mums-‘12P. . gram I ’ ,4:00 p.m.-—This Is The Life ’— 4:30 p.m.—Hometown ' ‘ 5=°° v-m-—The Sky ‘ CONTRACT BRIDGE . 6:00 p.m.—Summer Magazine 7:00 p.m.—Burns & Allen By B. JAV BECKER 7:30 p.m.—Father Knows Best 8:00 p.m.—Frontier Justice - __,,,. .. , 8:30 p.m.—Mark Saber .‘wm m. kicks, the 'problcrn vns to db 9.00 p.m.—Ed. Sullivan Show. Both “id” yummy“, velop a tenth. There was no pos- 10200 p.m.—The World’s Stage siblllty of an elimination Play 0? 7:10:30 p.m.—Showtime Non“ o throw-in, since there were too 11:00 p.m.—-—Closeup ' 0 1093 many sate exit cards West could 11:30 p.m.—Explorations ' A 5 1", have. > ' - 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News. 0 ~71“ , So declarer simply went about 12:08 a.m.—Local weather fore- I Q5“ ‘ the pracess oflna‘muiwgeufrg the; . ‘ cast ’ A“ tenth trick wi on e , 12:10 a.m.—R o y :1 Visit High- ' 38933 0 "‘ :1‘7‘“ any kind or endplay. Heated: U1; lihts ' ‘I cwiththeaccan more 12:20 a.m,—B§itish Empire 9 A80“ ' 6 7° 3 ' dpgnny with a trump. Games ax: 9 Uni-31°37? ' The jack of diamonds was led 12:30 a.m.——This Week 30 and South discarded his spade 12:30 a.m.—Sign Off O A 5 loser. This play didn’t gain or loss ‘ V VKQ97§52 a trick, but simply substituted s. — MOHC'I'OII .9 diamond loser for s. spade :loser. I I ‘59. West won with the queen and CHANNEL 2 The bidding: continued with t: spstdedwhich I South rufled. A ump O “mmy s ‘ T U B n A Y t 112? stem enabled declarer to lead the ten of 1.”. 3 ' pm 4 . diamonds, and this time South

Opening lead—lent ct ' dis.- monds.

There is no harm in losing a trick that has to be lost in any case. But it is sometimes possible, while losing a trick, to gain one

, in its place. When this happens, the trick initially lost turns out to‘bc no loss at all.

South showed a strong hand by skipping to two hearts. North raised to three and South natural- ly went to four. West led a, dis.- nond, 'received the three from East, and shifted to the queen of ypades. on which East signaled with the seven. :

Declare:- could count four los- Irs, since the club finesse, on the lidding, was practically certain I fail. starting with nine sure

losers. The substitution enabled

threw away a club loser.

West took the acth third trick—and led another spade which South ruffed.

By this time declarer's work was done. His purpose in giving away some of his losers early in the hand was by now accom- plished. The eight of diamonds I had developed into a trick— the important. tenth trick. The queen of clubs was discarded on the good diamond.

All South had done throughout the play was simply to change the identity of the sure spade and club losers into diamond

him to gain a trick. The three tricks he lost turned out to be, peculiarly enough, the A-K-‘Q of diamonds.

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