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TORONTO (CP) — Jean Fraser, 71, had her day in court here but she wasn’t worried for a minute.

She was charged on three counts of telling fortunes and the complaining witnesses were all policewomen.

| _ Const. Kay Burford said Mrs. Fraser told her she came from a family of three, would be married in April d her marriage date would

a two in it. right then.” said

| Crown Counsel Peter Rickaby. “How many are there in your family’ “Three,” replied Const Bur- ford.

fe _ “But you contemplat- | - marriage,” Mr. Rickaby

es," said Const. Burford. * said Mr. Rickaby.

“In April," replied the po- licewoman,

“But there's not a two in your wedding day?" pleaded

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the prosecutor,

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| , “Yes,” replied Const. Bur- ford. “I'm getting married on the 28th.””

SAME STORY

It was the same sort of thing with the second wit- ness. Const. Dorothy Ellis. Shirley Read Mrs.

Then Const. took the witness box Fraser had told her she from a family of “ and there had been in the family recently.

“All this was Const. Read said.

Mr. Rickaby turned to Mag- istrate W. F. B. Roger

“I've never seen anything quite like this before.”

Magistrate Rogers dismis- sed the charges.

As the prosecutor turned to leave, he remarked to the magistrate: .

“T always knew be a day like thi

Said Mrs. Fraser:

“I knew it would turn out all right, your worship.

“TI could tell.”

true,”

there would

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You are South neither side vulnerable. The bidding has nm:

West North East South 1¢ 26 Pas 2? What would you now bid with each of the following five hands? L @KJ82 YKM3 @Q6 BAIT 2 973 WKIGS 9QI2 4K B O5 O83 A764 4AQ8732 4& OKQE YATE 98 40752 5. 972 WKQIOTES O84 HAS 1. Three notrump. Before dis-

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| ner is free to pass, would not | do justice to our hand. It would constitute only an invitational, not a forcing, bid.

2. Three diamonds. It is far better to raise diamonds than lame hearts. two

hearts might be made with a holding such as S 9-8-2 H QJ- | 7-6-4 D 5 C Q63, or some- | thing similar. Partner will prob- | ably be more interested to know we fill out his diamonds and have enough high-card strength to make a forward - going bid, than he would be to learn we

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in response to partner's two diamond overcall, it might be best to come to grips with the meaning of a sult overcall in | the two level. Generally, this | Indicates npt only a good trump | suit, but also a hand that would |qualify as an opening bid as | deste.

Once this principle is recog. nized, it becomes obvious that we have to contract for game. A two notrump bid, which part- A two notrump bid, which part-

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indeterminate strength. The | raise in diamonds is given in

|the hope that partner can bid | three notrump. 3. Four diamonds, Here, we

want to invite game in a suit,| as distinguished from the pre- ceding hand where we — were | angling for notrump. While we have only 10 high-card points, the distributional features the hand strongly suggest game in. diamonds, despite West's opening bid. In fact, a Bood case can be made for go- ing directly to five diamonds. | Such hands depend largely on| how well the cards fit.

4. Pass. There is little chance | | of game with this hand, consid- | | ering the absence of a diamond

fit. A two heart bid with a four- card suit is out of the question, | and a two notrump bid is ace |

likely to improve matters, since partner's diamonds will probab- ly prove unworkable at no trump. With our hand, partner |is a strong favorite to make | what he bid — two diamonds.

5. Four hearts, There's no use trying to be scientific with this | type of hand. You either make four hearts or you don't, and you have to take a stand one | way or the other. The odds | favor making four hearts and you therefore bid it. There is not much point to bidding three hearts. You might as well go| all the way at once to where you want to be.

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