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JAY BECKER © (Top record-holder in Mesters' -- Iindividuel Chempionship Play) BIDDING' QUIZ 'You are the dealer, neither side vulnerable, and have opened One Heart. Partner re- sponds Two Hearts. What would you bid now with each of the following four hands? ~ 1. @AJ6 YAQST OKQS SKIS 2. @5 YINTE42 OAS BAKOE 3. MAKE YAITIS @K82 4Q9 - GATTZ YAKO8ES @-- BAIS 1. Three notrump. The two heart bid can take many forms, but, in general, it represents 6 to 9 points, whether in high cards, distribution, or a com- bination of both, Consequently it follows that there is a com- bined holding. of at least 26 points and that a game contract must be reached. . - A rebid of two notrump would be inadequate. Responder is not required to bid again and might pass, Three notrump is not necessarily the final say in the matter, Partner may have a hand which indicates that a suit contract is better than notrump, in which event he is at liberty to bid four hearts. 2. Four hearts, A hand can rise tremendously in value de- pending on the nature of part- ner's response. Thus, this hand containing 12- high-card points is not impressive if partner re- sponds one spade or one no- trump, but it zooms greatly in value when partner raises to two hearts. The real worth of the hand revolves about the question of partner's having a heart fit, and, once this is dis- covered, the chances of making a 'game are vastly increased. Losing four tricks becomes highly unlikely. 3. Three hearts. Here you are not in the best position to° judge whether you can make four hearts; a great deal de- pends on how good a raise your partner has. The way to find out is to bid three. What this says to partner is: "We may have a game. If you have a minimum raise, we can't make four hearts, because if we could I would have bid it with- out asking you. But if your raise is a good one, let's go to game because I have enough extra values to produce ten tricks opposite a maximum raise." : 4. Two spades. Here there is no question that a game can be made. The spade bid is the first move of an investigation for a slam. It is a forcing bid. Actually, partner does not need a maximum raise for a slam to be made. The slam, if there is one, is a question of fit. If partner has no wasted values in diamonds, a slam might easily be made. Thus, partner might have a singleton spade and the king of clubs, which would already make twelve tricks feasible. The final contract depends on partner's responses. If he keeps signing off, we settle for just a game. GRANDMA STRIKES BACK LAVENONE, Italy (AP)-- Maria.Zenaglio, 73 - year « old grandmother, was outraged when a royal eagle with an eight-foot wingspan pounced on her flock of chickens. She tac- kled the invader with club and killed it, emerging? with scratches and bruises but with 'most of the hens safe. SALLY'S SALLIES &--Camp Runamuck 5:00 P.M, $--Patty Duke Show 7--Tammy 63--Get Smart N--The Sonina her conten 10:08 A.M. |#-2--Secret Squirret 7--Popeye 6--Extension 4--Mighty Mouse Playhouse | 4:30 PLM. | |1--Hawkeye | £ teats Pig pani --World of Sports | 4~--Golf Classic 5:60 PLM. | Dennis the Menace |$3--Forest Rangers | 4--Beat The Camp -- | Bowling Series. 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The best way to prevent this \| sort_of thing is to-nip-it inthe y first babies more often develop the habit of howling for attentioh, Their parents, not of the infant mind, got all ex- cited the first time thereswas wakeful crying, and/ tried "coaxing-and--rocking."' Baby liked it--and got some more the Same way the next time! Sometimes there's no answer except to sacrifice your own sleep a few times until baby decides that the nocturnal howl jno longer produces the extra! j attention | Here, however, is one thing that sometimes helps. Have you jtried putting a loudly-ticking |clock (alarm clock or.whatever, if you can find a suitably tiny one) in the room? A baby some<« times will focus attention on the |not only keeps the young one You also might, if you have | This is utter hogwash. The the facilities, try some soft lul-| only correct part is that an av- laby music. But look out! Baby|erage egg represents something | still may get the idea that yell-| ing will produce more music like 70 or 80 calories. There isn't anything that you every night. Lean eat a lot of and get thinner If these suggestions - feet ee many people wish work, better get your pediatri-| " 2 cian's help. I do not (referring| Dear Dr. Molner: I am aller- to a paragraph I cut out of your|gic to chocolate. Is carob letter) like the idea of using | Powder a safe substitute? Is medications to put a. child to|it high in carbohydrate?--B.B. sleep unless this is the only | Carob powder comes from a possible recourse, and is done|bean grown in the Mediterran- only for a limited time and un-/ean area (it is also known as der the direction of a pediatri-|St. John's bread). It is used as cian or your family physician. |a thickening agent and has no jrelationship to chocolate, so I Dear x, Molner; I read' a| can't see how it can be a "'sub- magazine Reticle about "'minus"| stitute." 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