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CmBER 23, 1966 THE LANCE PAGE 3 Bridge-lt by Rick Johnson Dealer: South Vulnerable: neither irth ,6 5 KJ64 KJ91 AJ 3 East South West S. J 10 4 S.A 6 4 S.K Q 9 7 2 H. 10 3 2 H.Q 9 8 H.A 7 5 D.3 2 D.A Q 10 8 6 5 D. 4 C.IO 9 6 5 4 C.7 C.K Q 8 2 WEST NORTH EAST DBL ReDbl Pass IS Pass Pass Pass 3D Pass Pass Pass Pass The Bidding: SOUTH ID Pass 2D 3 NT In a recent session of the Trumpet Duplicate Bridge Club, the ove hand was played in several contracts which Included 5D, H, and this one in 3 NT. A 5 diamond bid is practically an unstoppable contract, conceding jy a spade and a heart trick to West. However, let’s observe the NT contract for a good lesson about what not to do. 3NT is an sound bid by South, for if North had no club stepper, the hand uld be set back one trick. Irregular as it may seem, North-South arrived at a 3NT bid. spade king was led by West, who c^tured two spade tricks from top. South can see only eight tricks from the tc^, and to secure contract, attempts to steal a heart trick by leading to king er taking the third round of spades. West will not permit such bargain and cashes the ace of hearts and the two good spades to feat the contract by one. Die pr(^r play of the hand is not to squeeze the heart at trick but instead to attack with diamonds. Employing the squeeze ilnst West, South is able to place West in discard trouble after fifth round of diamonds. rhe result of a spade sluft by West would assure South of one ire trick, which would complete the 3 NT contract. Theobald Puts Minds To Rest Looking every bit like Peter Sellers in one of his earlier co medy roles, Robert Theobald kept the campus thinking for three days this past week. Theobald, lecturer and writer who is best known for his promo- Relax, Tube Crew, Able Cable Coming Able Cable is coming to St. An drews. Backed by several student lea ders, St. Andrews Is now in the process of having an underground television cable installed. The Laurlnburg Able Cable Is sponsoring the project and the col lege maintenance department is helping with the Installation. Work on the cable was begun around the twelfth of September and should be completed in the near future, depending on weather conditions. Several of the dormi tories have already been connected to the cable. With the Installation of Able Cable, students will have a choice of nine television stations with much better reception. This will be especially true with the newly- acquired color television In the Student Center. P. White Speaks r, W. D. White, chairman of division of language and lite- ire, has spoken to student con- itlons on two campuses re ly. n Tuesday and Wednesday of week Dr. White gave two lec- at Converse College in IsvUle. n Sunday, September 11, he ■essed the more than 2,000 In- tog freshmen during orienta- at University of North Caro- Chapel Hill. Laurinburg Bakery Dial CR 6-0686 1 Free Delivery Each Afternoon Specialists in Wedding and Birthday Cakes Party Cakes, Pies, Donuts “We Serve To Serve Again” Keep Your Clothes Looking Neat and Clean Send Them To Scottish Laundry and Cleaners Campus Delivery, Service, Summer Storage, Alterations, Sanitone Dry Cleaning Johns Rd. 276-3155 Welcome Students Webb Floral Co. CR 6-1420 “Say It With Flowers’ FEARUSSLY...COURAGEOUSLY...RECKl£SSLY...THE SCRffll ASKS THE MOST TICKLISH QUESTIOH OF WORLD WARS Savage hand to hand combat! Keeping vital supply lines openi tion Of the guaranteed Income con cept, lectured to numerous clas ses and was the featured speaker for the Monday nig^t Hai^nlng- ROBERT THEOBALD discusses ethical Implications of the Income prc?)0sal. Concert Lecture Series. Monday was the highlight of his visit as he spoke to a capacity crowd at the National Guard Armory. His subject, “The Indi vidual In the Society of the Future,” was broad enough to Include his predictions on the effects of cy bernation and the ethical Implica tions of the guaranteed income proposal, Tuesday morning he told Mrs. Gustafson's statistics class that there would be “little netd for statistics as we know them in the future.” He related the Implications of automation to communications, and suggested the revolution that could be caused in politics with the advent of Instantaneous opinion polls from every citizen. Theobald showed a genuine In terest In student opinion and a wil lingness to discuss any topic brought before him. At his suggestion, an informal discussion was held In the Orange lounge Tuesday night. South Main St. “Your Variety Drive-In” COLOR BY DELUXE IPANAVISION' THE MIRISCH CORPORATION Pieients nAnnVO” ,8L«EOWW. -."WH/ITOID™00INTlWAR.DADOy? JAMESCOBUBII mSHAWN »IOFMTOH! EIOVAKM«»LU MIHY Starts Sunday ^ Gibsoit 6:50 Theatre 9:00 FOR 5 DAYS! NICHOLS AUTOMART South Main Street ‘‘Across from the Chevy Dealer” Phone 276-2181 your TEXACO dealer For Road Service, Battery Charging, and Tires
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