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The declarer, in most hands, has many clues to help guide him to the best way to play a hand. It the opponents have bid, he can inequenflly make good use of the information revealed \during
case, West’s pass of one diamond lslllurnlmattlng, as is East’s pre- emptive jump to, three diamonds. During the play, as the defend- ers guide each other in the de—, tense, and their high cards and. distribution are revealed, declar-
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clear to everyone at the table that West had started with two diamonds and was in ruffing posi- tion. '
When East decided to return a spade instead of a diamond, it could mean only one thing. 0b- viously, East feared declarer might ruff with the ten which West would be unable to over- ‘rufif. This would therefore give away the location of the king, and declarer would not then take the finesse. I ~
So the interpretation placed up- on the spade return, was that East wanted . to give South / a chance to finesse the heart.»
But if East was trying to in-
This accumulation of knowledge, plus his individual skill, usually enables declarer to obtain the best possible result.
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duce South to take a heart fi- nesse, then it couldn’t be right for South to oblige him. Hence, the fiinesse was refused.
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Byelections And Cabinet Shifts Expected In P‘. Q.
By RICHARD DAIGNAU’LT
Canadian Press Staff 'Writer
QUEEBIEiC (OE-«Premier Du- ple'ssis is to announce in the near future appointment of three new membens of the Muscat Legisla- tiVe Council —Ipnovincial Upper House, it has been learned ne'- ably.
Usually well informed sources close to the provincial, admin» istration say some cabinet mini-s- ters, rumored to be planning re- tirement, are to get the lifetime council posts and vacate their seats in the Legislative Assem— bly.
y. sources, will be accompanied by
the calling of provincial byelec-
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new Quebec Liberal Leader Jean
Lesage into an open election batt- tle with the powerful Union Na-
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U.s. GIANT Robert Pershing Wadlow of the United States, believed the tallest man who ever lived, stood 8 ft. 10.3 inches.
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' FDR 4! YEARS I Prmce By B. JAY BECKER East awe, One important doctor. ‘ some,L sum; mu: times i ored, 118 the meaning de- ym. clarer gain read into the line of Non“ defense his opponents select. .92 What the defenders do, and more ' 9‘52: particularly what they fail to do, zAKJm, is often very significant. ~ , East clashed two diamonds and .3333 . A75 then led the ace of spades. Re- . 753 .K ceiving the three from West, he 3 2 . A K: m3“ nevertheless played a n o t h e r at. 9 765 q. 343 ' ‘ spade, taken with the queen. SOUTH Declarer now had only a trump A K1094 loser to contend with, Scorning V 1098642 the trump finesse, South made no 6 Q7 efitort to get to his hand to take _ II'Q' ' it. He led' the 'ace, caught the The bidding: king, and. made the contract.t It was by no means jus a ‘ at 1:3; , lucky shot. The play was strictly 3‘. so Pass 4' based on East’s detense. Itwas .
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