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By B. an East dealer. Neither side vulnerable. ‘ NORTH QK102 QA1073 QKQ5. ‘K74 WES’! .9873 QQ-75.4 .854 3 :19 3308“ .y..uo9s52 SOUTH gas QKQJ62 ¢J52 .1.QJ6 The bidding: East South West North § 1* 1' ,Pass 3' i .Pass 49 I

Opening lead — three of clubs.

The messages that can be transmitted in a sound partner- ship, whether during the bidding or play, are certainly remark- able.

The limited vocabulary of some sixteen words that can be used during the bidding is sufficient to enable a skilled partnership to arrive at the best contract in the overwiielming majority of hands.

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During the play period» when silence is the order of the day, only the cards themselves can _be eloquent in the exchange of ‘In- formation between the defending pair.

The defenders can speak their

A piece effectively in many ways.

‘Conventions that have been em-

ployed over the years often help greatly in solving defensive prob- lems which the common sense of a situation could not.

A choice of plays which appears to be only guesswork can many times be successfully worked out in a sensitive partnership. The rapport which should exist be- tween partners can save many

lost.

Here is a simple example of partnership coopenation where all that is required is the proper use I and interpretation of a convention introduced a quarter century ago.

West opens his singleton club which East winds with the ace to return the deuce. West ruffs. If he returns a diamond, the con- ilract is defeated because he ob- gtains another club ruff, but if West returns a spade, declarer makes the contract.

The convention to guide West in such a position is simple enough. All that is required is that both defenders be familiar with it.

Since East can choose any club to return for the hoped-for ruff, he selects the one to play which will indicate the suit he wants re- turned.

The return of a low club indi- cates East wants the lower- rank- ing of the two side suits, diamond and spades, returned. Hence, the deuce is led. asking‘ for a dia- mond lead back when West ruffs.

If East's entry card were the ace of spades, he would return the ten of clubs, askingtfor spades

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