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Mrs. Markus raised to four} spades. even though her trump support was feeble. and that is how the unusual contract was

i The play was not with outl lintercst. West led a diamond. [taken with the ace. Pursuing a ‘bold course. dcclarer led a low l spade from dummy and won the jack with the king. Then 5 h e led a heart and finessed the jack. I The finesse succeeding. Mrs.l Fleming cashed the A-K_ both! lopponents fortunately foilowinizl ysuit. Now she ruffed a iamond. | l cashed the ace of clubs and I ruiTed a club. ext came another diamond. ruff followed by another club. ruff, and with all the s u its 1 breaking evenly. Mrs. Flemingl now had ten tricks to show for. her efforts. She graciously con- ceded the last three tricks and? marked up a cool 620 points.l This. of course, proved to be a ' top score on the deal. Viva la fcmme-

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