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AVOIDING THE FINESSE ›
By ELY CULBERTSON "
The course adopted by some Can-This accurate play, bad eliminated tract players of refusing to disturb all other suits from his hand. not the Opening bid, which' has been raised by the partner of the Opening bidder, is a losing course if the band contains sufficient strength to justify an attempt to take the contract away from him and play it on the 'attack.
Partial scores are valuable, and even a game can sometimes be
East, through avoiding the mark ed losing finesse in clubs, had as
CARDS OF EXIT AND ENTRY sured the success of his.contract.
Every Bridge player, who has passed beyond the neophyte class, realises the value of entry cards. Those who become expert realise found hidden in the unrevealed the equal value of exit cards. An honour strength and distribution entry card is one which permits you access from one hand to the of the partner. This is clearly
An exit card is one used other. shown in the hand discussed to-
to surrender the lead to an oppon- cay.
Obviously, Aces and Kings cnt. qualify an entry cards, but fre- quently the expert can make carde of entry out of even treys and four spots. The value of conserving cards of exit and entry is well illus- trated in the hand which is dis- cussed to-day.
Both sides vulnerable.
South-Dealer.
North:--
S-5 4 3
H-6
DJ 8 7 6 5 3 C-7 4 2
West:-
S-A 7 0 2
H-K 5 4 3
DQ 4
C-6 5 3
East:-
S-K 10
HA 100 %
D-10 9 2 C-A Q 10
South:-
S-Q J98
H=-Q 8 7
D-A K
THE BIDDING Went
C-KJ98
South
North
East
INT (1) Pass
Pass
2 H (2)
Past Pass
3 H (3)
Pass
4K (4)
Pass
Pass
1-South's hand certainly qualifies for an Opening bid of one no- The hand contains trump.
3. honour-tricks with the plus value of the heart Queen. 2-East correctly reads the honour
North and South not.vulnerable. East and West vulnerable. North-Dealer.
North:--
S-AK 10
H-J 8
D-K Q 7 4
CK 73 2
West:-
SQ 9 0 4 2
HI-A 42
D 53
C--A Q
East:-
S-J
H-Q 10 9 7 6 5 9
D-A 5 6
C-J5
South:-
S-87 5 3 -H---K
D-10 8 2
C-10 9 8 4
THE BIDDING
(Figures after bids in table re
distribution as showing con-fer to numbered explanatory para-
South West
3H (2) Pess
siderable honour strength in graphs.j
East the South hand, with West and North
21 (1) Paas If West INT North probably weak.
411 (9) Pass has the balance of strength, Pass they may well be able to make a Pass partial score, while South might 1-Although East's hand-contains a bare 14 honour-tricks, the make one notrump if the bla
unusual length in the heart suit | were uncontested.
Justifies the vulnerable: "Over- call.
3-East etruck oll. His partner's
hand contains 2 honour-tricks and strong support for the heart bird. West reasons that if East was unwilling to permit South to play the hand at one notrump, his hand must be quite strong. His strength is suff- elent to justify a Raise. 4-Assured that his partner's hand contains support for the trump suit and other tricks as well, East bids for game.
game
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
MONEY FROM THEIR TURKEY'S CAMPAIGN
MISFORTUNES
Aristocrats Swindle Insurance Companies.
The following programme will be CAUGHT BURNING" MOTOR-CAR
broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station ZBW. on a wavelength of 855 metres (845 E.C.'s):-
12.10 p.m.-European programme of Columbia and Regal records.
p.-Local Time and Weather Report
1
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1.15 pm-A relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Orchestra by courtesy of the Management. (During the inter-
from the Studio.) vals recorded music will be broadcast
2.15 pm-Close Down Relay from The Ko Shing Theatre To-night. 6-8 p.m.--European programme. 6-6.17 p.m.-Four Ways Suite (Eric Coates),
Regal Cinema Orchestra conduct- ed by Emanuel Starkey
9768/9767. 6.17-6.50 p.m.
1
Quartet (No. 10) in E Flat Major (Beethoven) (Op. 74).
Belgrade."
AGAINST CARS
"Putting Money Into Foreign Pockets.” ROBBING STATE RAILWAYS
Istanbul.
A vigorous campaign against stor-cars and lorries is being con- ducted by the Istanbul newspaper,
A long series of clever insurance swindles has led to the arr.st in Zagreb of a Russian noble from Astrakhan, Sergija Muhortov, and Republie...
of
8 former Austrian subject, It is alleged that much Leonard, Baron Gitzi, who have Turkey's wealth has been uselessly ON foreign cora. squandered been charged with the crimes,
£2,500,000 Is stated to have been Trading on their appearance ana titles-Mubortov posed as a Rus-spent on the importation of cars, sian general-they are said to have, lorries, and spare parts during the obtained valuable articles of furni- last six years. S
All this money, it is pointed out, ture and attire on credit. These has gone into the pockets of for were insured for considerable sums
Big sums have also been eigners. with local insurance, motiaties. Then one day their flat would be spent on petrol and oil which are
also imported from abroad. burled and the insurance claimed. A further argument against the In a few months no less than purchase of automobiles is that in
motor-cars,
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which they
Anatolia the motor conch services Capet (String) Quartet of Paris bot it second-hand and insured
are taking away passengers from (This Suite is kindly loaned by *for twice their value, always un- the State owned railways.
der different names, were burned
But, during the last 12 months, Stock in mysterious accidents on roads the import of cars and their ac-
Lip.m. Variety.
7 p.m.-(Closing
Quotations, etc.)
SongThree Wishes,
Loca!
in remote parts of the country. Though the insurance was claim-cesseries, has greatly decreased as Let me Give my Happiness to You, Fed by different people, one of thejowing to the high tarist levied on them. Actually, only a certain occupants of the destroyed car was number of cars are allowed to enter always either General Muhortov or Turkey every month and one dealer Baron Gitzi.
Jessie Matthews (Soprano)
DB1120.
Band-Willow Weep for Me. Band-Look What You've Done,
Debroy Somers Band CB6. Band-Scotch Medley,
Bagpipes and Band of lat Bath HM. Seaforth Highlanders MR576.
Song-
Just a Little Flower Shop Around
the Corner,
I Can't Remember,
Paul Small (Tenor) DB1186 Band---Good Evening,
Moonlight,
the Danube and You, Billy Reid and the London Piano-
Band-Backcordeon Band MR621.
Day by Day,
Billy Cotton & His Band MR604. Song All Over Italy,
Anona Winn (Soprano) DH1187. Band-Pagan Moon...
To Have and to Held You in my
Arms,
Billy Ried & the London Plane-
Accordeon Band MR420.
7.40-8 p.m.-Instrumental, Planoforte Solo-
Etude in C Sharp Minor (Chopin),
Harriet Gohan B1682. Ozlet-La Serenata (Braga),
Serenade (TRI),
J. H, Squire Celeste Cotet $116. Violin Solos
Roumanian Folk Dances (Bartok,
arr. Szekely),
Joseph Szigeti LBG. Weather 8 p.m.-Local Time and Report.
11.30 pm A relay from the Ko Shing Thestre
11.30 pm. To-day's Opening 101 .m. Stock and Commodity Quota- tions, as received from New York by Messrs. Swan, Gulbertson & Fritz. (In Chinese),
2-West has adequate support for his partner's heart bid and gives a Raise. -Encouraged by his partner's as sist, East boldly bids for gazhe. Against the
contract, 11.35 Close Down.
above European All records in the of clubs. South opened the Ten
programmes, except where otherwise East refused to finesse as North's stated, are kindly supplied by Messrs: Opening notrump bid marked the The Anderson Muric Co. finesse as a loser. Besides, he had queen. another use for the club the The Ace heart was laid down and WILE pleasantly surprised
TOO DRY TO TALK?
Chicago, Illinois. Mrs, Rose Wach, in a Bill for will ensure South of a trump trick. was careful to play the five of divorce, alleged that when her hus The band came home 10 years ago with This manner of playing his dia-hearts instead of the trey, mond honours showed no more in reason for this play also will ap- bottle of liquor and she took it Another round of away from him he closed up like that suit. South then shifted to pear later.
In the play South opened Ace of diamonds and followed with East
win the King. If North can
a when the King dropped from the trick, the return of the diamonds South hand. On this play, East
the Queen of spades, which East hearts won by the Queen in the an oyster and hadn't spoken to her won with the King and immediate closed hand disposed of North's since-Reuter.
ly returned the suit, winning with the Ace in the Dummy,
last trump and East then
led a club, North winning. It was rea spade suit.
East, through carefully saving Another spade was led" from sonably apparent to North that an- Dummy and trumped in the closed other lead to clubs would give East his smallest heart, has established hand. East now lald down the Ace a ruff in one hand and discard in a hidden entry in the Dummy Hand of hearts and followed with the the other. Therefore, he next led whereby that hand could contri Knave, South covered and West the King of spades, upon which bute materially to the making of Another the contract. If East, on the first won with the King. A small heart East played the Knave.
In fact they seemed to be two complained that his quota for May
was 1 cars.--Reuter most "unfortunate" people. What ever they insured was always burnt
or stolen within a short time. red handed when they tried to This attracted the attention of burn up an old "Fiat Torino" they the police who watched the couple had bought for next to nothing and |¡and now claim to have caught them insured for a large sum-Beuter.
was led from the Dummy, East round of spades would establish round of trumps had carelessly winning and South was void of the spades in the Dummy, so North played the trey, the game must trumps.
"now" shifted to the King of dia have been lost, as East must have East now led his last diamond monda which. East refused to win then lost two diamonds, one club and trumped with Dummy's, last This plan of play assured East of and one spade. The lowly four trump, South discarding a club, his contract. North can make no spot in the Dummy had become se This confirmed East in his reading lead, that will give to him or his powerful as an Ace, because of the distribution. He now led partner. another trick. If a small against the opponents it was the the 7 of spades from Dummy, die diamond is led, it will be permitted commanding card of the trump suit carding on it the 10 of clubs. Bouth, to run to the Dummy. The lead and the Declarer, through care forced into the lead, was compell of the Ace of spades would result | ful play, had retained a method of ed to lead a club an East, through | in the establishment of the entire utilizing. it
POP A Waiting Game,
ARE YOU GOING
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