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. e . ‘ I Opening lead—k1ng of clubs. Many times, ‘at first glance, a

contract appears impossible to

make. When this happens, the declarer has an obligation to dou-

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it is possible forthe opponents’ cards to be so divided that -the contract can be made.

The possibility maybe remote, but if it exists at all, declarer is better off to assume a. favorable division of the adverse cards, and proceed .on that basis, -than he would be to give‘ up without try» ing. ’

Observe this hand, for example’. There appear to be two sure heart losers, and the contract looks hopeless. But declarer actually

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has an excellent chance to make the slam. West’s two heart bid is highly significant and forrns the basis for the correct play.

The club lead is ruffed and the ace of spades is cashed, both de- fenders following. Already. a great deal is known about the op- ponents’ hands. West had one spade and presumably five hearts for his ovencall. In turn, this meant East -had at most one heart .(as well as only one spade).

Eleven of East's cards their-eﬁore consist of diamonds and clubs. It does not seem unreasonable to suppose that East has greater diamond length than West. If this ‘supposition turns out to be the case, the slam can be made.

The A-K‘ of diamonds a r e cashed and a diamond is ruffed in dummy. The ace of hearts is

now cashed, the purpose being to

remove East’s only heart from his hand. Then the queen of clubs is trumped. ’

All the" prelmiinary steps have been taken. Dummy is out’ of clubs and East is out of hearts. The key play is now made.

The ten of diamonds is led and one of dummy’s two hearts is dis- carded. East wins the diamond and is compelled to lead a climb. South ruffs the club and discards dummy’s last hear-t. ’

The net result is that declarer loses no heart treks at all but substitutes instead a diamond

loser. The exchange is a bargain -—two forthe price of one!

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Choppy Seas Prevent Visit To lobsters

YARMOUTH, M5. (GP) — A choppy sea [Tuesday forced post- ponement of a research project aimed at discovering whether lobsters prefer wooden or metal traps.

Navy frogmcn and National Re- search Council cameranmen went to Roaring Bull Rock oft .Y ar- rnouth Cape near here early ‘T u e s d a y. A spokesman’ said rough seas made conditions un- suitable and the start of the pro- ject was postponed until Wednes- day morning.

The fisheries department, Na- tional Research Council, Fish- eries Research Board of Canada and the navy, are taking part in the study.

Cameraman will photograph the sea bottom from a diving bell to record lobster activity in an area where wooden and metal traps have been set.

Fisheries M i n i s t e r Maclean said in Ottawa last week results of the tests -I may have far- reaching effects on lobster fish- ing in the Atlantic provinces.”

The fisheriesdetpartment started experimenting with metal traps four years ago. This is the first attempt to accurately gauge their eﬁfectiveness.

PHILIP VISITS AIRMEN

WILDENRATH, Germany (Reuters)—Prince Philip arrived here Tuesday by air from Fass- berg for a visit to the Second Ta-ctical Air Force at nearby Moen-chen-Gladabach.

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