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1. Two clubs. The excellent sup- port for paprtner’s diamond suit is temporarily withheld .in favor all a temIpoIrizing rbid.A jump response to three diamonds would be regarded as a bid forcing

good. 'enmIIgIh to compel a game contract. If partner has only a minimum opening bid, game is‘ unlikely to be made. v . The plan is to show thedia-

mond‘ support on the next wound

bid. ln'thls way- the combination or the two club hid hollowed by a diamond raise invites North to continue on to game, but without

, committing the partnership to it. ~hand.may simply not be the type

2. Pass. Although thre may be a strong temptation. to bid tWo hearts, it is‘ better to pass. The objectiongto‘tlie heart bid is that it is ﬁorcinig "and requires'partaet: to bid again. lt'may very well be that pamtnerhas no'hea-r-t ﬁt,

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VANCOUVERT'ICPi—rwo Jap- /anese trigates. on agoodwill tour ' of the Canadian and United Pacific Coast lel’t Monday night tor Siam Francisooralﬁtdr .a: 'visitto VeinoouyérL ‘1 , .v

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of While here an earlier two-day visitl‘to Vic- toria. They are commanded by Admiral HidemIi Yoshida. .

T3. tour is the ﬁirst 'Courtesy visit by Japanese NIarvy vessels

Sells Site For i

NEW YORK (AIR—fronts Shot. sa'id'Tuesda'y he has ﬁnally sold his midtown. restaurant’ site—to William Zecloendorf. for $1,500,000.

ﬁnd amtheri'sote. Shor’s was the last holdout among a group of restaurants that once banked the north side of 51st street tram Sixth Avenue eastihal‘d to the E550 'building. All theothems have ben torn down and the area temporarily conrvmted intone parking" lot. Zeclrendorf’s present plans are believed to call for the construc- tion of a hotel. ‘ '

Hommarskiold In Lebanon .

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BEmRUT, Lebanon (AIP) — Dag Hammers ' ld arrived from Am- man Tuesd night-on his East peace . ission amid reports he tailed to bring agreement be- tween King Hussein and Presi- dent Nasser on Jordan.

The UN mmagmenal, who came to the Middle East two ‘ weeks ago at the behest of the General Assembly, kept silent On his progress. '

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in which case we are treading on dangerous ground. The safest pols I- icy is to ‘pass and hope the bid, ding progresses in such a way that the heart suit can be shown. 3. Two clulbs. Obviously our hand is good enough to show both hearts and clubs. But it is bet.- ter to name the clubs before the hearts so that partner will know the heart wit,_bein~g mentioned secondarily, is only four long. If the hearts were named first, it would’be very for North to guess the bid was based on a four- card. suit. Furthermore, by bidding the club‘s first, more bid: ding space, is left, so that the search for the best contract can

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4.‘ Two spades. There are strong indications of a slam, and the lbesitway to notify partner of the

the oppoenent’s suit. The intention is next to bid hearts and then raise diamond-s. V

We cannotvunilaterally under- take the sham because partner’s

to produce one. By bidding spad- es, thendiearts, then diamonds, we do eVeryrthing possible short of bidding the. slam itself. If par-

diamond contract, the chances ' are we don’t belong there.

The ﬁollowing students left early

stan’s University. Grade XI and Classes: Ray Murphy. Law, rence jMartell, Joseph Murphy, ’ Joseph Martell ley, . ’ I . ‘ Mr. and Mrs..Neil Campbell of Tdronto, Ontario, are holidaying in Georgetown, where they are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ferden Gotell. I . » 1 'Mrs. Milton Hempth and son of Pic-ton, NS. and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kent. at Calendar, Ont, were recent

Mrs. Templee Gotell. Mrs. Kent:

Miss Joan Batchilvder, Mis5I Doreen Scully, Miss Emily Walsh and Miss Margaret Jean Buch- a-nam left early in the week for Charlottetown where they enrol- ‘led as students at Notre Dame Academy. I

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at her home on Water Street in Georgetown. I

Dr. and Mrs. D.A. Scannell knit recently on return to their rome in Boston, Mass, after spending:

residence.

ty Jailor, is presently on an- nual holidays and is being re- lieved in his duties by Mr. Fred Allen.~ ,. , Georgetown studeiits enrolled for the 195859 scholastic term at Montague High School are: Jean IeLacheur. Jordon Stewart, Charles Hansen and Stephen Ar- sennult. - 9

Mr. Edward Easton motored to the City early in the week and was accompanied by Mrs. Annie Barnes, Miss Alice Compton, Miss Florence Layers and Mrs. HM.

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