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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

can be defeated. Nor is any estra

Gouth dt fee ordinary action required of East , “| and West to bring about declar- 1 a er's downfall. Oxee West makes the natural lead osm of the king of spades and East, @APt2 having only a doubleton of the ‘WEST EAST suit, overtakes with the ace to re- ‘@KQIMIS ~~ @A2 turn a spade and allow West to e382 @ 205 cash his spade winners. @3s 97652 Ww ; : 4 / @KSes est wins with the ten. He ” SOUTH knows East and South afe out of 95 spades. Normally, West would @AQors lead the queen of spades in order | @AEQ to force declarer to trump, and bQws East would discard. 7 ‘Y Phe bading: But West can see there is no Gouth West orth East | future in this line of defense. It 39 16 2¢@ ae is too much for him to expect a - that East will somehow miracu-

lously show up with the two ad- ditional winners required to de- feat the contract. He may hope| that East can take one defensive, trick, but not two. : }

West therefore places his fifth; in the development of a trump trick for his side which does not naturally exist. Instead of lead- ing back the queen of spades, he! returns the«three. |

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Opening lead—king Of spades.

The uppercut is one of the more seasational and _ soul-satisfying plays in bridge. There are other expressions which define the play we're talking about, but none has the zing or color of the term “uppercut’’, which originat- ed in a rubber bridge game I used to play in regularly, years -age—in—Philadelphia._ =f onus_of_the defense ther shifts to East. He observes that West did not lead the queen of spades, a card he is known to have. Clearly, West is anxious for East to ruff with his highest trump. So East obliges by trump| ing with the ten. | . The uppercut is successful. | South must lose a trump and a) club and is ‘defeated. |.

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Suggests More Freedom For | Children Of Royalty To Wed

LONDON (AP) — Lord Altrin. | opportunities which they would, cham, critic of the Queen, sug-| have through living on a multi-| gested Wednesday that children} racial scale and on a world scale. | of royalty should be free to| would: have the opportunity to} marry people of different color. | mix far more freely and to make |

The idea was thrown out in an | oblique way by Lord Altrincham! Marriages of a kind which, for| in a speech discussing the role of | Most of us, are difficult or un- | the Queen and her two children| likely. lin a modern Commonwealth of} “That is, I think, an exciting Bations. Ppossibility."’ }

Lord Altrincham said the should throw off her

It would appear at first blush that South should have an easy time making four hearts. The ap- parent losers are a Club and two spades. The East-West trumps. fortunately, are divided 3-2.

But there is more to the de- | fense than first meets the eye. With perfect collaboration, be- tween the defenders, the contract

furore and was challenged to a | closest ties with the United King- due! last August when he said in . |dom and associate more closely Qu ee “vo — the | with Commonw peopl | Queen's manner speaking is a. — oem ~ i “pain in the neck’’ and that she| “Most of us whose lives have 20uUnds like a priggish schoolgirl. | been. confined to one particular | He presented his current con-| part of the Commonwealth.” he|CePtions of the Queen's role in said, “‘must. of necessity live only the modern Commonwealth in an) in our own particular part of the|@ddress to the Commonwealth world and tend naturally to| Correspondents Association. He is! marry people of the same pig- tor of the Conservative maga- mentation as ourselves. That is|#m€ National and English Re natural and right. | ’

Lord Altrincham pictured the COULD MIX FREELY | Queen as a woman reared in and /|

“But these people, this (royal)| advised by an extremely narrow’ family, through the exceptional‘ group of upper class Englishmen

More Elastic U.S. Policy . On Russia Is Seen Emerging

BONN (Reuters) — West Ger-|retary of state said without ela many s opposition Social Demo-!borating that there might be! cratic party says John . Foster| other ways than free elections to' Dulles’ remarks about Germanydbring about German reunifica-| Tuesday indicate “‘the develop-| tion. ment of an elastic American pol-} A West German. government icy toward the‘Soviet Union.’ spokesman, however, said it was! The party's press service said impossible to see any Indication | “even if one did not wish to at-|0f change in American policy :n| tribute this intention to a man) Dulles’ remarks.

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