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‘The bidding:

South West North East

., had only a four-card spade suit,

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score nine tricks). ’

cated by his opening lead that he

and that if this were the case the contract could not be defeated.

West had led the three of spad- @s, presumably his fourth best spade. This meant West had three spades higher than-the \three spot. He could have none lower since the. deuce was. im sight in|

dummy. | |

It could be argued West might) have had more than four spades false- ly led from a five-card suit. This possibility is granted. It gets down to the question of knowing how your opponents play and how often they.bluff. That’s why we | started by saying bridge is not played in a vacuum.

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ROLLO BAY

Mrs. Mary Revell, Charlotte town, spent Sunday with friends in Rollo Bay.

Littlle Miss Rose Marie Gal- lam, is at present a patient in Souris hospital. ~ ;

Mr. Wm. Chaisson, Rollo Bag, arrived home recently from Goose Bay, Labrador, being. cal-

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his father, Mr. Henry Chaisson, who is now much improved in health, ; Miss Edie Burke and brother Donnie, Rollo Bay, left on Sun- ‘day for Hamilton, Ont. where jthey will sedk employment. Mr. Philip Malone, St. Peters, is employed at the home of Mr. Bert Mullally. Baby David Peters, four month old son of Mr. and Mrs Joey Peters Souris West, is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. Mr. Isaac White, Souris West, is not enjoying his usual good health and is receiving medical care at the home of his daughter Mrs. Felix Peters, with whom he resides. ‘ — :

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