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The cards used in the duplicate boards in our section all had Braille markings in the corners to enable Mrs. Zwart to recog- nize her hand.

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as smoothly, the 13 cards in dum- my being announced card for card as soon as dummy comes down. Thereafter, each player called his card as he played it and Mrs. Zwart had no trouble whatever following the course of play.

I could not help but admire Mrs. Zwart’s technique in the ac- companying hand when she be- came declarer at six spades. Mrs. Zwart, a very attractive young lady, ruffed the heaft lead in dummy, entered her hand with, a trump, and led a low club to the queen, West playing the nine, a decision West later came to regret.

Crossing to her hand with a spade, Mrs. Zwart took a diamond finesse, successfully and then led out all her trumps.

On the last trump play, when Mrs. Zwart still had left in- her hand two small diamonds and the king of clubs, West had to choose a discard.

Down to four cards—K-10-7 of jdiamonds and the ace of clubs— West was_ in trouble. He could not afford the ace of clubs dis- ;card, which would make declar- \er’s king a trick, nor a diamond jdiscard which would make dum- my’s remaining three diamonds —A-Q-6—Itricks. So Mrs. Zwart scored not only lam, which was bid at com- w tables, but also make thirteen tricks

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