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You are the dealer, both sides vulnerable, and have opened One Heart. Partner has responded One Notrump. What would you now -bid with each of the follow- ing five hands?

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hearts once pariner has kept the bidding going with a notrump.

| game

- delayed heart fit. MW responder)

' -| that it is the best final contract | ficient trump support to raise the

suit named by the opening bidder

Once the meaning of the no) trump response is defined, it be-| comes evident that this is not apt | to be a game-going hand. The! combined hands can scarcely con- tain the % points usually requir-) ed for game. There being no indi- cation that the part score will! play better ip a suit contract, the! notrump se by partner is) passed. «

2. Two notrump. Since there is a possibility the responder may have 8 or 9% points, an invite. | | tion is extended to him to go on to) | game in notrump. A two notrump | rebid in this sequence announces 17 to 19 points. Partner then goes on or not. depending on the cali- jber of his initial response. The

| trump support for one of our

two notrump bid is strongly {s- vitational.

3. Four hearts. Indications are strong that game can be made in

Responder needs little more than one or two key cards for ten tricks to be made. The important thing is to avoid a jump bid to three hearts, which is only invi- tational and not forcing. There is no good reason to give partner the opportunity to pass under)

4. Two diamonds. Game is un. likely unless partner can «how F

passes two diamonds. indicating a relatively poor hand -and- lack of heart support, the chances are

There should be no qualms about showing the ciamond suit if pref. erence to redding the sx-card, heart suit. Partner should Ne given a voice in the matter of

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finding the best playable trump suit. i

5. Three diamonds. The jump! shift rebid forces partner to speak again. Since responder did not bid a spade over a heart. he is bound .to have satisfactory

three suits A game becomes practically certain as soon as partner re

sponds with a notrump. The pian is to show all three suits, Jf neces- | sary. Whichever one partner | eventually . sgows a preference) for will be acceptable as the; trump suit.

HALIFAX ‘CP! — Maritime automobile dealers, alarmed at rising railway freight costs, may shift to water or highway trans- | port to bring in car shipments} from central Canada

The Nova Srotia Automobile Dealers Association dis- cussed these alternatives Friday and deciled to investigate them further.

Some dealers said the opening

of the St. Lawrence Seaway may make it economical to ship from Ontario ports by water during the summer. Foreign cars landed | at Halifax for central Canada could provide a return cargo |

Maritime Dealers May Ship _ Cars Here By Water Route

A Yarmouth, NS., dealer said: he is studying a plan to ship by’ road transport to Bar Harbor, Me.. and then by auto ferry to western Nova Scotia - Halifax port manager J. R.! Mitchell said Atlantic coast ports are equipped to handle auto-} mobile shipments. ‘It would help! the port of Halifax, especially

during the summer shipping

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Association spokesmen said un- less cheaper transport is found the recent 17-per-cent rail freight increase will mean still higher prices for Maritime car and truck buyers.

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Sugar Tariff Cut Would Aid Fishermen

. TAWA (‘OP) — Removal of

‘discrimination in tariffs on raw

sugar would help Maritime fish-| ermen, a Nova Scotia fisheries’ processor said Friday in the

Lioyd R. Crouse ‘PC—Queens- Lunenburg! urged the govern ment to review the tariff to ease| discrimination against such non- Commonwealth sugar producers as the Dominican Republic which| is a major market for Nova Scotia salt fish.

The Dominican Republic had a big adverse trade ance in dealings with Canada, ‘he said. Canada hadn't bought sugar there since 19% because of a lower tariff on Commonwealth- grown raw sugar. a

Now .Norway was trying to i terest the Dominican Republic in expanding trade and, if the Nor-

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Girl Guides _ To Purchase New Building

TORONTO ‘CP) — The Cana-| dian Girl Guides Association's! national executive decided Friday |

the nation's 162,000 guides need :

a national headquarters. }

Guide officials now occupy! three separate buildings in Tor-} The national executive agreed) to buy a new building to house, national offices, stores ani Ont-| ario headquarters under one roof.

The first conference for guide, commissioners from all parts ef! Canada will be held at Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Que., from June 8-10, to be attended by about 200 women. i

Next year is the 50th annivers- sary of the girl guide movement, and plans for jubilee celebrations in Canada will be announced next month.

Floods Worst _ Since 1913 In U.S. Districts

CHICAGO (AP)—Frigid floods ~-the worst since 1913 in some areas—have caused widespread damage and left thousands home- less in the eastern United States.

Thousands of mill and factory hands and miners were idle Fri- day in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Losses rose by the millions with the rising rivers.

The highest flood waiers since 1913 broke a sandbag barrier at Chillicothe, Ohio, and icy waters of the Scioto River inundated more than a third of that eity af 770m,

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