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Your right hand opponent deals and bids Three Hearts. both sides vulnerable. What would you now bid with each of the following five hands?

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of methods used to deal with . preemptive bids by the oppon- ents. but the most common one. and probably the best. is to treat the double as a request for par- tner to bid. This does not mean that partner cannot pass if his hand is suitable for defense. It I means only that the doubler in-

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Certainly. In this case, you would like partner to respond to the double with his best suit. The :double of a three-bid naturally . show; a good band. since part- lner, in responding. is compelled

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to undertake at least a nine- trick contract.

2. Three notrump. This Is a natural bid showing willingness to play at three notrump. which the hand certainly warrents. It Would be wrong to overcall in

iamonds and by-pass what is likely to be the b e at contract. The same can be said of a doub‘ie of three hearts. Partner is not barred from bidding over three notrump. If his hand calls for that. action. but he does so on his own responsibility.

3. Four 5 p a d e s. You can't I very well bid less with a hand .of this magnitude. There is no

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would be justified in bidding stx diamonds with no more than: ¢J84 '96 9A310852 ‘10.}

5. Pass. One might conceiv- ably feel the urge to double three hearts for business. but re- member that against preemptive bids you can‘t have it both ways. A double would be for takeout. as previously ed. and you therefore can't ford todouble for fear partner might respond with three or four spades.

The best thing to do is pass and hope the opponents go fur- ther. or, failing that. that part-

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Wednesday. . The victim. Airman Ralph L.. Denny. 21. stationed at Littlel Rock, was married to the for-1 mer Shirley Ann Kuykendall of‘ North Little Rock. ‘ His SAC plane took off at 5‘ pm. Monday. shortly after the ceremony, for Goose Bay, Lab-x

‘rador. on a training flight.

‘ Denny was performing his regular duties as an aircraft mechanic at the Goose Bay base at the time of the accident, the_ air force said.

The engine of the KC - 97‘ tanker plane on which he was a crew member had been shut . down but the propeller was still . rotating.

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left-hand opponent passes.

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lbe somewhat timid to do less. {i There is such a thing as playing them too close to the vest.

4. Four hearts. The best way: i of showing the power of this1 thand is to cuebid the adverse’ l suit. Naturally. s u c h a bid is i highly invitational to a slam, 1 since partner is forced to con- tract for eleven tricks—possibly ‘ against his will— if his longest suit is diamonds or clubs. ‘ The cuebid is reserved for ‘thuge hands of this sort. Part- . ner'doesn't need much excuse to ‘ hid a slam in response. Thus, he M

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