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Opening lead—five of spades. There is obviously a distinction between a partnership bidding sequence. of 1 heart, 1 NT, 3 hearts, and a sequence of 1 heart, 1 NT, 4 hearts.

The notrump response indicat- es a high card holding of 6 to 9 points. When the opener’s rebid is 3 hearts, he is, in effect, ask- ing the responder to identify whether he has the minimum va- lues for 1 NT or the maximum values for 1 NT.

Expressed pointwise, the re- sponder is being asked to go on to game if he has 8 or 9 points, and to pass if he has 6 or 7. The 3 heart bid is only an invitation,

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By ARCH MacKENZIE Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) — Parliament may face deliberations through most of another long hot summer and ommons members seem prepared to accept it. Some think the heat helps speed opera- tions. ; With one or two exceptions, a sampling of individual members indicates they prefer to wind up business in one: piece and get out of town until the next session. They don’t believe it would help to split the session up into two or thre distinct parts, with in- etrvals between to cultivate the constituency and avoid the per- iod when Ottawa tempers and temperatures rise. : ” The suggestion for the. divided session was put forth by the late Arthur Beauchesne, former chief Commons clerk and the author- ity on Commons procedure.

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| not a command, for the respond- “cr to bid again.

The 4 heart rebid is used by the opener when his hand indicates there will be a good play for game even if the: responder has only 6 or 7 points. Such a hand would be the one before us, where South should not risk being dropped under game..

The contract can be made if declarer chooses the right finesse to take at trick two, after his only entry to dummy is attacked

finesses the qué@h of diamonds, he makes the hand; if he chooses the trump finesse, he goes down.

Granting that either finesse has a 50 percent. chance to win, the diamond finesse is still the pro- \per one to take. Not because it

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thappens—te- succeed_in_this deal —that would be _ hindsight— but because there is a better chance to make the contract with the” diamond fipesse than the heart finesse. :

If the finesse in diamonds suc- ceeds, the hand is over for prac-, tical purposes. Declarer figures to lose a heart, a diamond, and a club.

But if the heart finesse is tak- en and succeeds, déclarer has not yet necessarily made the contract. He still has to contend wtih the possibility that East was dealt K-x-x or K-x-x-x of hearts. Hence the diamond finesse is preferred.

In the actual hand, proper de- fense will defeat deckarer if he leads a heart at trick two.

arliament

“Personally, I think it’s a good idea,’ says Ernest Broome, Pro- gressive Conservative member for Vancouver South. “But it wouldn't work for the govern-

ment.” *‘ a

“It's just got to come,”” says Douglas Fisher, CCF member for Port Arthur.

“It wouldn't work,” says Works Minister Green, government House leader. ‘‘The cabinet would have to be in session the year reund.”

J. W. Pickersgill, Liberal from Newfoundland’s Bonavista - Twil- lingate riding, calls it a “terrible idea’ and John B, Hamilton, Pro- gressive Conservative for York West, says he hopes it doesn’t have to be tried.

KNOWLES: VIEWPOINT

was put several years ago by Stanley Knowles, then Socialist member for Winnipeg Harm Centre, who said it would prevent the usual work burden accumu- lating at the end of the session on weary members.

He suggested one sitting to.ban- die the throne speech debate, -an- other for the budgét and legisla- tion and a» third—say October to December—for estimates.

Last year, Parliament sat from May until September, finishing in a rash of multiple committee meetings and sittings morning, nooi and night—six days a week. This year, some members think they -will be lucky to be through by July 31.

Mr. Fisher complains that there is too much “dawdling.” Members “lose steam’ over the long haul.

Mr. Pickersgill said the cur- rent ‘session is lagging because the government's work has been badly organized.

Mr. Hamilton said the split-ses- sion idea is appealing if it would, in fact, provde more tme in Ot- tawa for busness and more time away from it. But he doubted that would result.

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