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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1963)
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UNTIL THE NEXT TIME...AND HIS FOR AVE I'M AFRAID THESE WILL BE MAAy NEXT TIMES; SABS5 POESNT BS-LIEVE IM SCALES SHOPS MADE INVESTMENT- , TIME'S UWSTW7 ! ylimtHt j. 1 r THAT MAKES f WHAT DO WE CO ) WITH TH'S 'Ei?E I LOSSP? .' m Transfer Bid Useful Tool By OSWALD JAC0BY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. North's two heart response was a Jacoby Transfer Bid IJTB). It tells his partner, who has opened one no-trump, that North has at least five spades and will tell South more about his hand later. Meanwhile South must bid two spades and wait to hear further from North. A two diamond response bv North would have show n hearts in the same manner. A two club re sponse or two spade response would also have been artificial, but not a transfer bid. .North's pass supplied the fur ther information that he had a poor hand with no interest in game. East knew this, but was afraid to enter the bidding with his seven points. West would have liked to back in but he had al ready passed the two spade bid. He might have acted earlier, but until North passed West had no idea just where North was head ing. At two spades. South won the opening heart lead and led the queen of trumps. Eventually he had lo lose two trumps, one heart and two clubs which left h i m with enough tricks for his con tract. If North and South had n o t been using the JTB, North would have responded two spades and probably played the hand at that contract. He might have made it, but the chances are that East would have opened the jack o( clubs. The defense would start with two club tricks and a ruff and while North might slill make two spades if he knew where all the cards were he would most likely have been set. 10 Q The bidding has been: North East South Weat 1 NT. Pass ? You, South, hold: AQS 7 4 3 VK65 432 151 What do you do? A If you play the Jaeoby transfer bid two hearta. This will set you to two apadeg, where you will paaa. Otherwise, bid two apadei yourself if part ner can be expected to put, TODAY'S QUESTION You bid the Jacoby transfer of two hearts. West bids three dia monds and your partner bids three spades. East passes. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Your usable discards will htlp us to help others. Don't throw 'em away. CALL: The SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE llh A Kl.m.lh Tl! 4-Mlil KODACOLOR FILM and RUck nH Whllp film ONE DAY SLR VICE UNDERWOOD'S camera shop 719 Main KEWSPAPERS SELLTKE MOST! E ATTENTION FARMERS! 2135 So. 6rh nd So. 6rh and Crtit HOIST OIL : CUTTING : ; OIL
