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Safety plays are sometimes startling in their nature since the goal at the declarer is to take maximum measures a! salety union all possible distributions the ddenders may have. the sale- ty play is tailored in any partl- cular hand to the particular dan- ger laced. lts lorm need not lol- lovr rhyme. though it must tol- lov reason. Declam ls playing a six spade contract. He sees that the only way he can lose the contract is it he loses two heart tricks. All his Nights and ollorta are there lore devoted to one purpose—to avoid the lone d in heart tricka. “so upper play in this deal is b will the chi). rash one high

trump.andthenleadalowheart. More discuaning the reasons for this sequence at plays. let's ‘Illl'lt examine the effect in the iactual deal. Asaume either de - tender wins in heart and return a club. South nits it. takes one more round at trump. casben A-K d hearts. and nits his (oath heart to make the slam. l llad declarer started the hand |by lirst drawing all the adverse trumps. he would have been de- teated due to the 4-2 heart break. South notes at the beginning that the contract is sure to make il the hearts are dwidod 3‘3. His problem Is to cope with a possible 4<2 hrveak lwhich mathematically occurs about hall the lime when atx cards at a suit are mlaaiu). The $1 break is not seriously considered. since It is unlikely the contract will make it this is the case.

Declare! cannot very well a!- torvi to draw even two rounds at trumps to see i! that suit breaka 2-2. Observe what happens it no does. When he now plays A-K and another heart West wins and returns a trump to detcat the contract.

in playing the low heart at trick three. declam makes his contract not only in the one where the hearts break H. but also in the case where hearts are divided 4-2 and the defender with the Mater heart length also haa three trumps. This method at play otters the maximum chance of success

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Problems In Lead And Zinc

SUEICST! that stability tor such basic commodities as lead and zinc be achieved through multi- nation negotiations rather than any bilateral arrnnttment be- tween Canada and States

and zinc industry has been de-

crcases. the two-man team saya talks "within the ironwork of

NATO would or a constructive approach. whether or not lmm diatc specific agreements are at- tainable."

They mggestod that study 01 commodity problems by NATO. mssihly on an industry-by-tndna- try basis. would help develop NATO‘s economic potential and might well he a constructive fac- tor m the current d‘lon by Wont- ern European countries to set up a Common Market,

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(Dem. Me.» and Brooks llaya «Dem. Ark i. reponing on a (act- !!lndmz tour at Canada under- taken {or the House at Represen- tatives loteign aliairs committee. said Canadians are afraid the L’ 5. Will increase tariffs on other metals. part.cular1y aluminum. .mppcr and mazncman.

t! such tarilts were increased. they added. the action Would have "rim: consequences in Can- lada " But. at the same lzme. the final of relative commodzty stab- .:.:!y may "best be reached not {by any internal arrangement be {tween the famed States and Can- ,ada, but by conccncd planning land action on a much broader .ncalc,” at through NATO. ARBITRARY. CAPRICIOL'S

D..scusnn: the lead and zinc liar-if! :ncrcascs. they said the ;Calnad:ans regard thw acton “as hem: arbitrary and capricious land as injurzti: .1 trial Canadian ln’l‘l‘t‘st no order ’n prmt‘cl marg- zria' Dl’udtk‘t‘r“ 1n the United States "

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