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1. You are declarer with the West hand at Three Notrump. North leads the six of spades, which you win in dummy with the' queen. How would you now play the hand?
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West hand at Fou r Spades, North cashes the K-Q of dia- monds and plays a low diamond to the ace. which you ruff. You draw two ro u n d s of trumps. both opponents following suit. How would you now play the hand?
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1. The first thing to do is find out. whether the hearts are divid- ‘
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TEST YOUR PLAY
led 3-2. If they are. you are sure of making the contract. You therefore cash the A‘K of hearts immediately. Assuming t h a t both defenders play low. you continue with a heart and thusl assure nine tricks. . if it turns out that South was dealt Q-lO-x-x of hearts. Which‘ you learn after the second heart I lead. you shift your attention to? diamonds by playing the king ‘ first and then finessing the jack_ I ll South was dealt either Q-x orl :Q-x-x of diamonds. you would . ‘then have nine sure tricks. If. at trick three. you discov- .ered that North held Q-lO-xx of hearts originally. you would play a diamond in the ace fol- lowe by a heart towards the jack. This line of play would also insure nine tricks.
The one thing to avoid is an early heart or diamond finesse. The A- K of hearts must be cashed first to obtain the maxi« mum chance of making the con- tract. Only after this is done is it possible to know the best way to proceed.
2. The only problem is to avoid the loss of two club tricks_ Thi cannot occur if theclubsaredi- vided 32. so all efforts are deu voted to catering to a 4-1 or 50 b
reak. Proper play makes the con-
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OTTAWA (CPI—T. C. Doug- las said Wednesday night the New Democratic Party is pre- pared to cooperate with what- ever party has the largest num- ber of members in the next Par- liament.
The NDP leader said in a re-
tract impregnable against any club distribution. Cash the A-K of hearts and then play a low club. finessing the jack if North follows low or shows out.
11‘ South wins with the king. he must return a club or yield a ruff and discard. In either case. you win the rest ofthetricks.
corded free-time political tele- cast that the present outlook is that no political party will have a clear majority after the fed- eral election April 8.
But a minority government "need not lead to instability and indecision" if MPs worked to-
gether for the welfare of Can- ad
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His party would not enter into a coalition with the larger group but would help the gov- ernment tackle social and eco- nomic problems "free from the constant threat of non - conii‘ deuce motions."
He said this NDP support would continue while the gov- ernment “made an honest ef- fort to strengthen and expand the Canadian economy."
Text of his speech was issued to the press before delivery.
If the jack of clubs finesse wins, you now insure the con- tract by returning a low club from dummy. If South shows out. you play any .club from your hand and North is end- played, If South follows to the low club. you are a u r e of mak-
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