Prince Rupert Daily News
Monday, August 30, 1954

BLACKWOOD on

~ BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Uvercalls Cause Confusion

 

It may come as something less than a bombshell
when I announce that bridge players are not noted Lor
reir modesty, One bold claim you hear now and then
goes like this, “Overalls don't bother us. We go
right ahead and reach our right spot anyway.”

Don't believe a word Of, ib yocn
Overcalls can and do cause ton-

fusion even in the most select ;
bridge circles.

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North dealer,

Both sides vulnerable +

North (Mr Abel)

 

 

 

 

 

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The most deadly of all over-; N--J 75
calls is the one which uses up a DAK QU 7
maximum of bidding space. An | ony UK 4 , '
TAC . . wp ue watab
overcall of one heart over a one. | (Mr. date) (Mts irish) .
diamond opening uses upno bid-! sip g 6 4 SA J97
ding space at all. Third hand| H—-Q9 6 4 HK 8
can conveniently bid one spade cbt oo 0853
or two clubs or whatever he: South (tes ee
“a Planned to bid. And, if he had | SK aa htm)
fy, planned to Tespond wilh one! H--A 1042 EU ah
“ys heart, he can merely double, | D-J 65 1. . :
pitt A two-club overcall over an. mm. .., CoA 78 | SCREEN TEST—Wide-eyed Karen Leig Crosby, 16 months, flattens her face against the screen
Lays we bid is a differ. | el, Pieteing: , | oor of neighbor Al Rhoades in Newburgh, NY. Fascinating Karen on the other side of the
Ao alg: Opening diamond bid is a differ-! North East South West | rt ‘ ‘
mn i ent proposition. Now the ye. 1D 26 2D Pass screen was Rhoades’ eight-year-old Spitz dog, Patsy,-who enjoys having the nosy ttle neighbor
‘ ahi : sponder has been deprived of ire Pass Pass oS _Calling, _ a __
ah th opportunity of bidding one heart, e . _ @ ® Toe .
mh ok one spade or onc no trump, |, Now Mr. Abel also had prob- : ‘ Cit All-Star
hod lenis, His possible bids were three :
4, NO PROBLEM ti
vp le 0 aks ‘diamonds, two no trumps or pass,
j In today’s deal if Miss.Brash With ne sure stopper in

either

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major he decided to pass,

Here the story should end, For Stiffer Metal Curbs
But to make my point about the | :

eftect of overalls on opponents’! By HAROLD MORRISON

had stayed out of the auction,
Mrs, Keen would have had no
problem, Her hand was strong
enough to make two forward-
going bids without definitely

Lose Both Ends

companies, mine shut - downs

sigs , bidding, I showed the auction} Canadian Press Staff’ Writer joie edie ploy. veni, i Sevial ta The Dally Nowe
committing the hand to a game ending at a two diamond con-! President Eisenhower has av-,. Later, acting on a direct ap-| SMITHERS— Prince Rupert
contract. Her first’ bid would tract,
have been one heart.

* frued a unreavening Canada-Un_ neal from the American indus.
When this hand was actually | ited States trade crisis with a. try, the commission urged. the
played, Miss Brash was not sat-|bold stroke that may not be to president to increase tariffs and
isfled. She reopened the bidding |the liking of some of his Republi- @ delegation of congressmen call-
with two spades and this gave | Can supporters. ied on the president, supporting
Mrs. Keen a chance to show her That decision, bold because it this recommendation,

pe ously undisclosed strength | was made in an election year in’ ine posident an PP days io
l _ With a bid of two no trump, Mr, iti i ‘Make up his mind, but the dead-
Mr, Abel, with well over a mini- qjyaj carried on to three. which large proup ot Repel eon. tine came and he announced a
mum oe en nee heeit was made without difficulty, eressmen, was to reject mount-:4elay. A week ago he made his
at aoe overeat eas. oo ing American pressure for stiff- | decision. He doubted, se said,

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t ; r curbs on les inc im-|-hat the American industry
Keen was in a bad spot. A bid ors. on ead and zinc im j would get any great aid through
of two no trump would commit .

Wins Tith
VANCOUVER (CP)—Laura ‘No-

All-Stars went down to defeat
In both games of the return
doubleheader Played here yes-
terday by scores of: 12 to 8 and
9 to 8. .

Jn both games Smithers Tyees
Stretched errors to full advan-
tage to overtake the visitor's
lead. :

Seven All-Star errors in the
first face and cight in the sec-
ond compared to Smithers’ two
errors In each game tell the
story,

Taking the lead in the opener
al the falr grounds before a
scod crowd the All-Stars led 3 to

If her partner bid one no’
trump or two diamonds, she
would have bid two no frum
with a feeling tnat she had now
done full justice to her holding.
And on that sequence of bidding

 

: hicher tariffs,

her side to game—a commit- Canada would have been the , The decision has restored a
ment she was not strone enoreh first to suffer if demands for ‘lot of Ottawa’s confidence in the
to assume. A two-heart bid | nereased curbs had GONE | president's ability to fight pro-
would do just about the same | through. Canadian

exnorters | rane :
: tectionism and strike a blow for
thing. A two-diamond bid didn’t Ship about $80,000,000 worth of e :

 

 

 

freer werld trade 1 to the fourth inning when the
Fihelw dn instice 1 her holding but she /4n. pretty Grade 12 high school! these two commodities into the , _ __ Tyces scored four runs including
Pate selected it as the least of the Student, Saturday hight Was ‘American market annually, Af-| - {wo on a homer by Mallman.
wy evils, chosen “Miss Vancouver” and ter a lengthy delay the president 40 000 W; t h ... Regaining their lead with
je ce ST ‘won the right to represent the /announced his decision about a. , a C j three runs in the fifth the All-
Vue SURE R ARR y city in the Miss Pacific National week ago. : iSlars relinquished it again In
vo Now's The Time! a Exhibition contest, “| When Oitawa officials first RCAF Pilot ithe last of the sixth when tle
We A The cm test, to be held next-heard that the US. tariff com-. ; Tyees collected three hits off
a WALLACE'S: week, will bet among beautiful mission earlier this year had. Break Barrier crews toumnea which, plus two
0 eats @) ws from all parts of the prov- recommended that the president errors, made it 9 to 6.

Miss Nolan was ‘
Southern Slope”
couver contest.

“Miss
in the Van-

  
  
 

Inerease the tariffs, there was' VANCOUVER (CP)—More than |, on _Hawryluk relieved Le-
some bitter feeling, | 40,000 persons attended the Rc|Ourneau to cut off the
; Canada had watched the U.S,' AF’s mammoth — barnstorming | bree.
", take restrictive action on a few show here t

other commodities in recent from across the country go! long suerifice flies -by
years and there had been no re. through their paces,

talialory action, Highlight was the feat of it eset cee gett Stmunson
mm: Tut there was the feeling ac» Al Mcllreath of Peterbor- “The Tyees cinched the game
Glamong federal officials that the ough, Ont., who drove his ict with three more runs in the
lead and zine case might be the through the Sound barrier to the elghth on four hits Ru ert was |
j lest slraw—it might have led to accompenyment of supersonic held scoreless in their tinal two
a withdrawal of some Canadian hangs. It was the first time the innings oS
tarlff concession of equal berie-, feat had heen performed: in 7! + alhter ,
fit to U.S. exporters, [Canada's west coast... wine batten ah pints
The American Jead and zine’ FO E. E. Hesjadahi, 20, of Ben- the T cos thelr sorond pale. gaye
industries were, in Fact, ina bad gough, Sask. flew his CF-100 yee . :
way, At the request of two con-
greeeional committees, the U.S,
tariff commission had surveyed
te stlcasee GLNB LNat inp
perts from Canada and other
countrics were partly responsible
for loss of profits by American

 
  
 
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

idano and Hawryluk after Reg

 

upside down at 500 miles an hour day after what looked like the
in a low-level pass over Inter-
National alrport. FO. Verne Vile
Icneuve, Ottawa, pub his F-86
Sabre through 10 consecutive
turns in climbing It from 1,000 to
12,000 fect,

Start of a ‘close contest,

The All-Stars opened the scor-
ing with one run in the first
Smithers tied up one run in the
second,

Rupert added three more rups
.- [in the fifth inning and two each
In the sixth and seventh in the
seven-Inning game, Heavy hit-
Ung by the winners, five errors
ind two bases on balls lost the
pame which was otherwise all
Rupert's. Cameron on the mound
allowed the Tyees only six hits bo
Rupert's 10 and struck out eleht
to Robinson's, In Rupert's hig
threat ‘fifth inning Giordano
made the elreult with two on
with a long drive that cleared
the right fleld fence,

  

 

 

 

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Of Doubleheader

scoring |Valnlv fought for a. generation—
‘Tn the seventh inning|Will be a number one item sub-
Sunday to watch pilots| Rupert threatened with two cae ene to the Congress =

By JIM PEACOCK

Canadian Press stam writer
TORONTO @— Alberta goes
on display at the Canadian Na-
tional Exhibition today, first of
Canadas 10 provinces to be fea-
tured in line with the CNE’s
“Canada on the march” theme
of 1954.
At the same time, the lowly
five-cent piece gets a workout for
its ‘Children’s Day at the “Ex,”
Royalty was absent, the Duch-
ess of Kent and Princes Alexan-
dra left’ Toronto Sunday for
Niagara Falls, but with more fine
weather in prospeet CNE officlals
looked for continued record at-
tendance, .
Sunny 70-degree weather, plus
the added attraction of royalty,
so far have made the 1934 exhi-
bition the most. successful in at-
tendance in the big fair’s 79-year
history. —

A single-day record crowd of
296,500 persons clicked through
the turnstiles Saturday, 2.000
more than the previous one-day
irecord of 294,500 set in 1951 and
13,000 ahead of the former sec-
ond-day high of 281,500 estab- |
, lished in 1952,

; TRACK AND FIELD OPENS

On tap today were the open-
ing of the second annual Olym-
pic track and field traning plan

 

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Must Boost
Reserve Strength
Says President

| WASHINGTON (n: Préstaent
iElsenhower told the American
j Legion today that creation of a
mighty military reserve asa bul-
Wark against communism will
be “a number one item” on his
1954 legislative program.

“We have failed miserably to,
| maintain that strong, ready mil-
jitary reserve in which we have
ibeltevert for 150 years, the nrest-
‘dent declared at’ the legion's
‘annual convention,
His ‘speech was prepared in
advance for delivery,:
| “Now, at lone last, we must
‘bulld such a reserve, And ‘we
| must maintain Jt. Wishful
thinking. and political timidity
must no longer bar a program so
absolutely essential to our de-
fence...

“Establishment of an adequate
reserve—an ‘obiective for which
ithe American ‘Levian and other
patriotic organizations have

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In his speech to fellow legion-
nalres, many of whom served
under him as sunremea eamman-
der in Europe during the Ser-
ond World War, the presirtent.
promised that this reserve “will
not unfairly burden men who
have already served." .

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