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The City's Modern and Mrv Conditioned Dance Hall CAFETERIA SERVICE

WEEKLY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCEOPEN TO PUBLIC

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disappeared. Today only three are In use--the longest, 150 feet, neat‘

HALIFAX -_ (c P) _ Covered. Wolivillr. the oldest» near bﬂtiges, trliich once spanned every; Kcniictcook i-ind the third imam the!

“room crossed by traffic 1n the‘ village o! Aspen.

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Tickets must be picked up by Dec. 27m

- - Phone 117D‘ $7.00 oer couple p. m. to 2 a. m.

early.

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READING THE BIDDING

It is Impossible to choose “kill- ing” opening leads unless the closest, attention is paid to adverse Ividding and ii shrewd estimate Is mull-e of the opponents‘ distribut- ion. Let's look at a deal:

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South. dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

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ion and drawn thc proper iiitei-en- W! from the OPPOSInc bidding. acquired a great deal o! infor- mation on which to base his open- ing lead.

South's heart opening and two- heort; rebid over Norths two clubs indicated nnlv a moderate hand. with at least a five-card heart suit. North's two spade bid on the second round, a “reverseﬂ since he ﬁrst bid the lower-rank- ing club suit. shows a strong hand With at least five rlubs and four spades. When South then bids two notrump, he 1s, o1’ course. announc- ing good diamond protection. and when North takes the two notrumn t0 tour hearts. he ii" virtually drawing a picture of his distribut- ion - viz.. five clubs, four spades at least; three hearts and no more than one diamond. v

Once West has this picture o! the oPDoslng distribution fixed firmly in his mind, iis he should have. he ncod have no doiibi about the best attack. He himself has clubs and diamonds well (Kintrolleil: it is not. fnr-[ctchrd to hopc that. partner has spade stoppers. ‘Thus. the opponents will probably have to depend to sOme degree. at ieiist on a cross-ruff. and it therefore becomes West's first duty tr) break up this cross-ruff at thc very start. Since West knows that his piirtiicr cannot have more than one trump. there is little or no logii‘ in open- ing a low trump; and this leaves the lead of the ace and another trump as the best procedure, Observe that nftcr the ace and another heart are in" Ronth is

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Napolzon and Uncle Elby

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By Clifford MacBride

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““’ $5225“ “DU AT EASE

MORE WITH OLD TIMER3 IF THEY COULD GROW I6 MOIJSTACHES- LIKE ‘DUNGJ

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