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1. Six spades. The opening three not-rulmlp bid represents a hand conltaining 25 to 27 high card points, notr-ulmlp distribution and starengtlh in all suits..Ac~cord- mgly. responder does not need Very much of a hand to make a slam. Where the responding hand has evenly balanced distribution, «azllhhlatneedbednneistoadd the high cardpoint count to the 0l>ener’s presumed 25-27 points. lit the total reaches 33 points, asmallslamisbid; lfthetotal comes to 37 points, a grand slam is bid.

Wnheme the responding hand is unbalanced, some credit must be given also ﬁor distributional val- ues. As a resullt, a slam is fre. quently bid even though 33 high card points are not accounted for. Thus, in the present case, with 7 high card points, it is possible the combined holdings will a- mount to only 32 high card points But the 6-0-3-4 distribution is suf- ficiently attractive to make the slam contract an odds-on favor- ite. A

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MORE ALGERIAN VICTIMS

PARIS (Reuters) — Ten more Algerians - eight dead and two wdunded —— were added Wednes- day to the list of victims of the dispute between rival Algerian nationalist 0 I‘ 2 3 T1 1? 3 ll 1“ France. Four Algerlans uﬁelge killed Tuesday night by 5 0 5

CONTRACT BRIDGE 2

By B. JAY BECKER

QUIZ

2. Pass. Slam possibilities are too remote to be considered. The only question to be resolved is whether three notrump is more ‘likely to make than four hearts. With 4 high card points ﬁacing at least 25, three notrumrp must be treated as practically a llaydown. Although four hearts can prob- ably be made, the ten-trick contract should not be attempted with such a weak suit. 1.

3. Six notrump. Witlh nolmump distribution, and 8 high card points, which brings the partner- ship total to between 33 and 35 points, a raise to six notrump is (indicated. Although the hand, standing by itself, is hardly im- pressive, it assumes slam stature opposite an opening three no- trump bid. With balanced hands, the point count method of evalua- tion is highly dependable. Simple aritlhlmetic points the way.

4. Four nohr-ump. Whether or not a slam canlbe made de- pendlsonl:l1esizeorfbhzel:hreeno- trump hid. Ill.’ panther has a mini- mum —- 25 points —— twelve tricks are not likely to be made. But if panther has maxlmlum values — 26 or 27 points —— there should be a good play ﬁor slam. v

The way to find out is to invite partner to go on. The‘ opener is free to accept or reject the in-

not the conventional request for partner to identify the number of aces he has. It is merely a raise in notrump.

Asks Rail - Union

Talks Renewal

.By JOHN LeBLANC Canadian Press Staff Writer CHICAGO (CP)—'I'he interna-

tional chief 'of the ,firemen’s union has called -on the Canadian Pacific Railway for 1 personal talk with its president in the hope of resuming strike-clouded negoti-at-ions on the diesel - fire- men issue.

President H. E. Gilbert of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire- men and Enginemen announced Wednesday he has written CPR president N. R.’ Crulmlp asking for a meeting. He said he is will- ing to meet Mr. Cruzmp any- where and anytime.

After a session on the tire- men’s zlntemational policy com- mittee here, Mr. Gilbert told re- porters he thinks such a discus- sion could about a resump- tion of stalled‘ negotiations.

He said he would hope that “any wall that has been erected” between the union and the com- pany could be remoged by an‘ in- itial talk between himself and Mr. Crnmlp and that company- union negotiating teams could

diesel issue that was broken off several weeks ago.

Max Conrad Lands. Safely

SHANNON, Ireland (AP) —- Max Conrad landed safely at Shannon Airport Wednesday night after 20 planes and air- ports from Iceland to the Azores had been trying to make radio contact with him for more than live hours. '

Conrad was making his 35th crossing of the Atlantic in a- light plane, delivering I twin-em gined Piper Apache to a buyer in Austria. ’

He explained that shortly af- ter leaving Newfoundland he de veloped battery trouble and was forced to switch off his radio. There was danger loose wire connections might burn out his generator.

tmuble I seem to have caused everyone but it was not in the least comfortable for me.”

He added that the heating sys- tem also had tailed and at one

the controls.

THANKSGIVING MASS

MONTE CARLO (AP)—Prince Rainier and Princess Grace at- tended a thanksgiving mass Wed- nesday in the Monaco cathedral for the birth of their son Prince Albert. The 26-year-old prince stayed home in the nursery. He will make his first public ap- pearance April 19 when he will be shown to the 2,000 citizens in the palace courtyard.

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