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Friday, October 11, 1963
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Jacoby
On Bridge
NOETH 11
A Q J97
V Q J 54
AQJ5
48
WEST1 EAST
5 A 10 8 6 4 2
10 9 3 V2
10732 464
KJ765 AQ1093
SOUTH (D)
A AK3
A K 8 7 B
K98
42 .
Both vulnerable
Sooth Wet North East
1 V Pass 2 N.T. Pass
3 V Pass 4 Pass
4 Pass 5 4 Pass
5 4 Pass 6 Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead A3
Bid Cinch
To Make
By OSWALD JACOBY
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Yesterday's hand showed a
slam that was a cinch to bid.
Here is one that was bid at only
two tables in a recent tournament.
In spite of this fact, it is a lead
pipe cinch to make.
It is rather easy to bid if you
use the artificial two no-trump
.response.
After that response South's three
heart bid shows a good hand,
but with no singleton or void.
North responds with four dia
monds. This bid not only shows
the diamond ace, but goes one
step further and denies any other
side ace. The reason is that if
North held two side aces he would
bid the cheapest one first.
South's four spade bid is a slam
try above game. He feels certain
that five hearts -will be a safe
contract and wants to see what
his partner can do about the club
suit.
North can do plenty about that
club suit. He bids five clubs to
show second round control. There
is no confusion here because his
previous hid of four diamonds
had denied first round control of
clubs.
South's five diamond bid was
a further slam try and clearly
showed the king of diamonds. He
couldn't be showing a singleton
because he would have bid three
diamonds over two no-trump with
a singleton diamond.
The five diamond bid gives
North a green light. He knows
that there are no diamond los
ers and probably no heart or
spade losers so he simply goes
to six hearts.
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Q The bidding has been:
North East South West
1 Double IV 1
3 V Pass 7
Yoa, South, hold:
AA VK 8654 4432 KJ76
What do you do now?
. A Bid three si ides. Ton are
definitely interested hi s slam,
hat your hand is net suitable for
use of Blackwood.
today's oxmnos
Your partner bids four hearts
Dver your three spades. What do
you do now?
Answer Tomorrow
In Court
Answer to Pravfotn Put??.
ACROSS
1 Court officer
7 Absolute
dominion
13 One-seeded
(nut
14 Official
custodian
15 American
attorney
Ifi German citv
17 New Zealand
parrot
18 All (prefix)
'0 Yards lab.)
Ill Employing
2.1 Zygomatic bone
27 Excite
32 Lariat
33 One over par
Igolfl
.14 Unfasten
Turkish officer
jo HiRnesl U.S.
court
39 Fat
40 "Old Nick"
42 Manner s
direction
45 Original
Bohemian
46 Follower
49 River boat
S2 Dynamo field
54 l ifts up
55 Business
records fvar.)
5fi Girl's name
57 Landed
property
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8 Command to a 22 Canaaiutish
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4 Truly
5 Attendants
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6 Unicorns
7 Receding
S Blemish
9 Dessert
10 Tree-shaded
11 Cane
12 Loneings
Islangi
19 National Health
people
23 Indo-Chinese
tribesmen
24 Primitive
Japanese.
25 Baltic native
26 Biblical
character
2R Grave
29 Awry
3D Golf gadgets
31 Court-on-circuit
H7 Flemish paintei
38 European war
theater (ab.)
41 Corridor
42 Masculine
appellation
43 Blue
44 And others
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4fi Willow genus
47 Legal wrong
48 Celtic
50 Building
addition
fit Filipino
53 Accnt (ab I
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He is a past commander of
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By PHIL NEWSO.M
I'PI Foreign News Analyst
Dissimilar though they may-iw,
the dilemmas faced by the Unit
ed States in South Viet Nam and
Latin America have certain
things in common.
In both, the United States is so
deeply committed that failure in
either would be a heavy blow to
its prestige and its global policy
of giving support to democracies
against communism.
In both, despite the vast sums
committed, the U.S. finds itself
in a role in which it can advise
but cannot command. Thus suc
cess depends upon each partner
acting with equal vigor.
And hence the weakness of the
U.S. position in both areas.
Let us deal here with Latin
America.
The Alliance for Progress now
is just over two years old. As out
lined by President Kennedy, it
called for a $20 billion investment
in Latin America over 10 years,
half of the sum to come from
the United States. -
Would Lift Standards '
Its purpose is to lift the 'living
standards of 200 million Latin
Americans and to strengthen de
mocracy through peaceful evolu
tion as opposed to violent revolu
tion. An important arm in helping to
carry out the objectives of the
alliance is supposed to be the Or
ganization of . American . States
(OAS).
The OAS is committed against
communism and to defend demo
cratic regimes against attacks
from either right or left whether
it be a Communist dictatorship
or a military coup.
But it also is committed to a
policy of non-interference, mak
ing it impossible to bring collec
tive action against Communist
Cuba or against a disturbing sc-
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lies of military takeovers, of
which there have been four this
year and six in the last two years.
tiieded in such a wav have
been Argentina and Peru in 19i2.
and Guatemala, Ecuador, the Do
minican Kcpublic and Honduras
in 1963.
Tile two most recent were the
Dominican Republic and Hondur
as, and the United States has
broken off its diplomatic relations
with both and withdrawn its fi
nancial aid.
In other instances, relations
continued upon the promise of
military regimes that they would
hold free elections later. Ex
amples were Peru and Argen
tina. The fear, however, is that this
succession of military revolts
may be setting a pattern.
violence against a weak gov
ernment is the increase in Co
lombia. Threat of a military take
over has been a prod to Presi
dent Romulo Betancourt for in
creasing tough action against
Communist inspired violence in
Venezuela.
In Brazil, 'President Joao Gou-
lart has been unable to carry out
cither his promises of reform or
government austerity. Last week
he called for and then withdrew
his request for declaration of a
state of siege. He satisfied ncith-l
er the political left nor right, nor
the army. His government re
mains a candidate for overthrow.
For the United States the prob
le m daily becomes more press
ing. Military regimes provide a
natural rallying point for Com
munists who claim that Cas
tro's is the only way. On the
other hand, can the United States
automatically condemn a mili-
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