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QUIZ Partner bids One Heart. next player passes. Both sides are vul- l16l‘..".l)l(‘ and you have a part score of 00. Wiizit do you now bid with each of the foI‘o\riiig four liaiids?

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l. 'l"n’o no.1 uiiip. D i f f-e r e n t point count requirements apply when a part score exists. Since one notrump is sufficient to pro- duce game with a part score of 60. it necessarily follows that a two notrump response must be construed as a slam try.

Without a part score, the nor- mal expectancy for a two no ~ trump response is 13 to 15 points, and for a three notrump response 16 to 18 points.

With a part score, greater val- ues are required for these re- sponses because both bids are di- rected not toward a game but toward a slam. The two notrump response denotes 15 to 16 points; three notrump, 17. 18, or even 19

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It should also be observed that with a part score of 60, a two club or diamond response is not forcing on the opening bidder, evcii tliotigli it is a new suit by l'C§"l0l‘l(le1‘, because game has al- ready been reached.

Both the two and three no- trump responses are limit bids. They do not compel, but only in- vite, the opener to bid again. ‘

2. Two hearts. Slam chances are practically nil unless partner voluntarily ~bids again. Without the part score, ajump to three hearts would be acceptable. Witli the score, a skip to three hearts would be a slam try not quite justified by the cards held. A two diamond response would be in- correct. The heart fit should be shown immediately. If the oppor- tunity arises, the diamonds may later be shown.

3. Three diamonds. The jump shift by responder is 100 percent forcing, ‘event with a part score. A distinction is made between a

jump in a suit and a jump in i\o—'

trump. There is every reason to feel optimistic about slam possi- bilities. If a good fit found in either hearts, diamonds, or clubs’. the slain will be odds on.

4. Four notrump." This is an ideal hand for the use of Black- wood. The number of» aces part- ner has for his opening bid is a sure guide to how many tricks can be made with he arts as trump. , ‘

If partner responds with five hearts. showing two aces. the bidding is dropped. If partner bids five notrump. showing four aces, seven hearts can be bid with complete safety.

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GLACE BAY. NS. (CPI The teenage King sisters celebrated their birthdays New Year's Day

Officially, it was Barbara Kings birthday. She was 16. But her sisters, Bernice and Diane, joined in the merrymaking to avoid two more party celebra- tions before next week.

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