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have led return partner's lead can usual- the jack, (West would not have led ly be solved by a close scrutiny of the jack from any combination in the actual card led and ita implien-eluding the

queen). tions, and by an analysis of 'declarer's | Having establisited the fact that it play to that card. Note to-day's would be futile to look for spade hand:

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SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" CANBERRA, Sept. 25 (UP),~The Premier, Mr A. W. Fadden, to-day Introduced a budget equivalent to $990,000,000 which includes war ex- penditures of $651,000,000 plus compulsory loan

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tricks, East was able to search for more fertile Helds, lle returned his fourth best club. Decinrer duckest, and West did likewise, merely fore ing dummy's queen. Declarer could hope for nine tricks without cs- not

LONDON, Sept. 25 (Reuter).The tablishing

the dinmond auit, but on Governor of New South Wales has term of office of Lord Wakehurst us the next diamond lead East won and returned another club, trapping de-been extended for a period of 12

months from April 8, 1942. clarer's king.

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Film Selections by The New was punctured by a piece of glass. Waterloo Road one of the car's tyres Mayfair Orchestra, Reginald Foort (Organ) and Geraldo and Its Ro-He did not drive his car any further mance in Rhythm Orchestra,

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8.30 Programme Summary.

A fine of $10 was imposed on Defendant,

Chinese Blockade.

8.32 Plantation Songs by Paul Runners Do Good

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8.41 Paul Whileman and His Con- and Fire Brigade ambulance No. 004

0.00 Local Time Signal and An- Mary Hospital on September 1, in on the approach road to the Queen nouncements. which the ambulance was slightly quests. damaged, had a sequel before Mr

An Hour of Classical Re- 9.45-10.00 News in French D. J. N. Anderson at Central Magle Short Wave Only). tracy this morning, when Brown 9.43 Classical Requests (Con- pleaded gulity by letter and

was tinued). Bned $5.

Trafic Sergeant Chauning prose cuted.

Obviously, declarer's carelessness playing dummy's spade king at the first trick had made matters much easier for the defense. The correct technique was to duck in dummy and win with the queen (not the nee), thereby giving East reason to think West opened the spade jack, and that the lead had been from A-J-1002 Macdonnell Road, Upper Levels,

etc. Whether East would

have declarer, for reasons known only to "fallen" and continued with spades himself, put up dummy's king. He will never be known, but at least entered his hand with a heart and declarer would have bettered his own let the diamond nine ride. East chances, won with the queen and then gave careful thought to his return. play of the spade king on

the first trick had been

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informative, although, of course declarer hnd noi meant to be. West's opening lead of the spade jack could have been from only two combinations the top of a sequence, or the top of the in- terlor sequence A-3-10 etc. Which of these it was could be determined only by considering declarer's play. If declarer had held the queen with- out the uce, he certainly would not have played dummy's king; he would have allowed the lead to ride to his own queen as an elementary preenu- tion toward winning two spade tricks, Thus, the actual play of the spade

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