Page 12 The Guardian
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. JAV BECKEI QUIZ
You are the dealer. both sides
zulnei-able. and have opened 0..
Diamond Partner has responded One Heart. What do you now bid with each of the following fois r sands?
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1. Two diamonds. A choice has to be made between twoand three diamonds. Neither one is accurate. Two 'diamonds is an underbid. three diamonds an over- bid.
if partner's response had been a spade or two clubs. either of which would elevate the value of the hand. a three diamond rebid would be in order. But with the heart response. the hand depreci. ales in .'alue. and game pos s i - biltties are remote unless partner voluntarily continues over two diamonds.
ll partner does bid again. some coiistructire move will then be made to show there were extra ialues beyond those indicated by thr minimum rebid.
2 Four hearts. This is the type If hand with which many play- PIN hid only three hearts. Occa- gmnalli. rc-ponder passes the Jllllll) in three hearts. which is not a tntt-in: bid but only a stung initiation to continue to game. if respondcr has only enough strength to eke out a heart bid. and no more. he need not bid over three hearts.
With 19 high card points. plus an excellent trump tit which raises the value of the hand about 3 points, no risk of playing at less than game should be run There is furthermore the import ant (actor iliat a slam may be reacher as a result of the fou r hcart bid which might be missed if the rehid were three hearts.
3- One spade. Again we are in- fluenced by partner's unsatisfac- tory l'E5D()I'lxP. Although our suit preference runs strongly towards
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"'0' "'1' Ziad been extra hard." said Peter.
Friday. May 24. 1957
diamonds, as opposed to spades. the spade bid is chosen because it has higher potential promise than a mere rebid of diamonds.
It is usually more desirable to . represent strength or iii; .5. British companies have established
sence of strength than it is to re- "Em-59"" I” C""d" em?" Wm, fiect distribution accurately. . I lubudialihy I-l0";I;:5'?'n:rC'&:'In8'd5;:
A. Three clubs. Not only must f1lr';IwHw'G nmcalma president '. ".3" be reached hm s"m.pm' of the .Cadadian Association of i'.?i”3'::..J":.:i..”i:”..'::..””5f.'.:2”?; "W Ma-"WW5 3"” W forcing to game even if responder has a minimum.
The intention is to raise hearts on the next round. thus complet- ing the picture of both the high card values and the distribution. If partner has A-K of hearts. or ace of spades and king of hearts there is a good chance to make a slam. ,
A sequence of hids which in- cludes a jump shift is stronger? than one where game is bid di- rectly.
The Streets Of Naples Teem With Everything, For A Price
,lace is dedicated to the pursuit of
ny FORBES RHUDH Canadian Press BILIIICII Edi"? TORONTO tcrteiilore than 700
meeting.
In addition, there was a FOW- III8 trend towards investment in Canada's resources which mjid0 the British participation in Can- ada's economy by far I116 13l'E051 from overseas. V
These were indications. said Mr. Mcliaffie. that Britain is pre- pared to put capital and plan! -n Canada as the need arises.
Britainls exports to Canada Pi 1956 were close to the 5500.000900-
By ED SDIUN
Canadian Press Staff Writer itbe last lira.
NAPLES, Italy WP --The old.' The iiisitoiis only additioiial ad- haiids warn the prosper-iixe visitorl vice to his SlltL'('Sslll'S is to near to Naples that he should akriadiriy rauicoal. a three-day beard twice as imich money as he thinks and an expression of indifference he'll need. keep everything under toward the breath-taking scenery. lock and key and be prepared to. Even wtih this protective coloring. haggle over the price of every cuppthe cameo salesmen will probably of co.fee. h ed d.get you.
Although te visitor pi-oce e -I V, H , , to spend a week in town ivithoutpA7”T"m(' ion A Pm”; being robbed by anyone cxceptthe. The pedlars of Rome hair a man who made out his hotel bill, there is no question that a sub- stantial proportion of the popu-
stilcly in rcligious articles. The
BEDTIME STORIES
Scrctppers Are Undecided
Indrcislon. you will find. ' -iufi Kiwi! I B09 View PHSL SWED-
Never permits peace of mind. per uaried out and caught it. then
-Old Mother Nature. p flew back and perched just abpve
Scrapper the Kingbird and hIrs.i:;teg1sadI;el::)' hxr:'1inSgr3:tp.e.r 5;; Scrapper were back in the Old Or-1 . . ' ' chard They had been back for sei'- M. 37 he wanwed lhe.Bee'
erai days .but they had shown no Mn?! '5 H 5'3. ha?” guide up
signs of looking for a place to nest.yhe.'.wTl:::9?b(;l;ltnmasshid Wig: lo Most of the other Old Orchard folk ..
were alreadv busy making t'ieir”'lay '" the old orchard" sud
g 2 i !Scrapper. at least looking for a place to build .11: rig?! H-mm HDDHPI ten lmemyizu Peter Rabbit was wondering too.i:r::3Q-&,(al:ggs?:gen,a3:re.:ai1mg. Peter is always interested in whatpold Oruhard..T- isugoing on in the Old forcharrdl ..I did!” "say anything is mt landfltgfs-alVi3:;'s-ks)hl:r:Ir:i)erutl3xtifgmhdrdV "ll-also; with me (E? tom-!1mrd'H re-i this year?" asked Peter. in? lcllifppe-:1; '5 ram I" 1 "ml "Why do you ask that”" Scrap-l lh Us en ' ”' C app” 0' l i t . eni.
per wanted to know. "What "what are you two mm":
"a5'about'?" she asked. h .,.. "1 want to know what's t e mat- ”"” he" "5 9”" h"d- it.-r with me Old Orchard." laid
' Peter.
"is something the matter with it? I didnt know that?" said Mrs. Scrapper.
"Scrapper says you are think- ing of going somewhere else." re- plied Peter.
"What if we are? That doesn't mean that there's anything wrong,
one
if .' with the Old Orchard. We are just . wondering if a change w'oul:ln"t be -; nice." said Mrs. Scrapper.
"You mean you are,” spoke up
'i Scrapper.
M1 I ”Thatia the same thing." said "'54- Mrs. Scrapper. Then site turned to "', Peter. "We like to be near the
water”, said she. "Before we came to the Old Orchard the first time we nested over near Laughing Brook. There is no special reason for nesting near the water. but we like it. So we thought we would look around a little before we start our nest."
”You won't find any better place than right here." said Peter. "I get around a lot and I know." Scrapper chuckled. "What do 1 you' know about nest building?" said he. "A place may be all right to visit. but not suited for a nest."
Of course this was true. "I hope you won't decide to leave." said Peter. "Tito Old Orchard needs you two- I'm sure everyone feels that way."
"What do you know about how everyone feels?" retorted Mrs. Scrapper. ''It isn't a matter of how anyone else feels, it": a matter of how we feel. And we're not quite 23?: about that. We're undecid-
"What Is it she hasn't nasde up
"You and Mrs. Scrapper haven't
sitting around. I wondered if you were just resting because the trip
Meals
"iYou mean you are,” said Scrap
eies. said Wednesday in his Ids. dress to the associations annual-
'7OO British Companies Established In Canada
mark for the Brit in man”. This was a bout 3
over 1955. and experts 3101,. 000.1110 in the first quart": at year were to per can the use corrapcnding pas-may KSTRIKING ADVANCE!
E The striking advances ill last years exports to cu”.
ting productl. but man tradition; K-consumer goods also Iyero well up over 1955. -. l Nearly 33,000,000 worth or mm, iioading machine excavators had been sold to the Canadian mining Industry. an increase of 350 pg- cent over 1955. while diamond ,drtll exports increased 100 cent and rock drills 50 per um, 'tClearly,” said Mr. Mcliaffle. "such progress would not have been achieved unless Canadian customers were quite satisfied pabout Bsltish performance in .ierf1lS of delivery and spgcmu. tions and unless British supplier. iconcerned were fully knowledge- able oi Canadian market require- mcnts, and its potential." Nevertheless, some ground ind been lost over the years in Brit. aln'S percentage of total Cans. dian imports and there would be
tions of Paris is seldom impm. ,tuned to buy more than a fistful of picture postcards. But the lstrcets of Naples teem with oper-
iators offering virtually anything at a price.
p Five year-olds beg in the streets; at 1 a.m. Old crones offer dirty; flowered scarves. Men pluck thel the best hotels offering wrist-
;ous types of nocturnal entertain- ment.
SATURATION SELLING Their saturation salesmanship is purhued with equal vigor on the- city hall steps and among thel lruins of Pun:-teii. They fall alike ,upon the patron of the sidewalk cafe and the diner at the exclu- sive restaurant. They descend un- detcrred on the victim who shook itliem off five minutes before. Lest any tourist should worry about the language barrier. they' lore fluent in English to the extent of describing their wares and quot-
Inoto determined bidders in tho future for a share of this market.
NARROW SENSE
British - Canadian trade. how- ever. could not be viewed in I narrow sense-one must also look at the broad international scene.
In Western Europe. for production and trade had grown faster than in any other com- parable aera in the world. includ- ing the United States.
Mr. Mel-laffie. who is director of -British Thomson-Houston Ltd.. Toronto. said the volume of im- migrants to Canada. particularly from Britain and Hungary. would exceed the projections of in- creased populaiion trends re- corded in the Bordon royal com- mission report.
The British immigration situa- tion. however. had been "mag- nified out of all Proportions." to the extent that it midit be an sumed that if they had the chance practically the whole population of Britain would leave the coun- try. "This is absolute nonsense." Mr. McHaftie stated. ”This mi- gration can well be afforded by Britain."
The association. in trying to help newcomers. had found many of them ttsitigularly ignorant of prevailing conditions. which leads us to assume that the briefing and screening at the British end leaves something to be desired."
ESTABLISH CLEARLY ”However much a country needs population." Mr. Mcliaffio lish quite clearly before taking newcomers that there is really
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KNIVPUET 3V0idI"i1””? Seami" "C'.watches. fountain pens and vari-ibodles over on the assumption
that however painful the process of adaptation may be, they will ultimately settle down somehow.
”This is a serious matter of human beings and not goods. It is understandable that many new- comers must perforce start at modest levcls and lliat in some cases they must change their call- ing completely.
"On the other hand. if such col- ume upheavals do not lead to rea- sonable opportunitles for advance- ment and progress, then Canada
HENRY MICKEY Mouse comm.
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must run the risk of an , ., a population of intellectual mis- fits working on menial jobs en-
ping their price. tirely below their capacities and 1 The one English word that ap- thereby breeding a voting element pears to elude them is "no". A of discontent which could have word, incidentally. which means serious repercussions on the po- ihe same thing in Italian. litical and economic future." Acaoss 3.'hviIled to. Music -' F1 l. Orange-red fabric note T rhalcedony 1. Doctor 21 Young 5. Cats and (anbr.i oyster dogs 5 Harbors 12 Deco- O. Pint.-rate O. Fencing ratu tslang) sword 23. says io. Precious 1.Ltttle child again -. A stones l.Toadhsh 15. River gmiiup; t.jp,-magi 12. A native of (pi) (Afr) HEIDI-l I.-3':-ll-I'3 Kola penln. 9. snow 28. Close a lit. Ascrlbo vehicle to IMIMI - Au-cl I4. Evening ll. Artlstis In. Food at. Pitcher fpost.) workroom data 36. Drum! 15. Dave coop I3. lntorprota 81. Island 3!. Food (H. I t ll.Gmklcller I5 signal on towing I1. Minister! system Greece 42. Buddha lid! I8 Chilly 83. Parts tchtnt I9 Nourlahed 20. Poles 2!. Hindu garment 22. Land measure It Abatement tcolloq l 20 Thus 21 Not living 39 Quantity of paper 8! To mo its choice 32 Tillage 35 Music note 36 American Indian 31 Humble as City t in to River tGer i ll Ermine I2 scoff
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