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BRIDGE: POST MORTEM

By JOHN GORDLEY

This week, I have turned the
column over to the talents of
Steve Mannheimer, tho boy
Wonder 01 Forum bridge, writ-
ing, {or the first time, in a
somewhat serious manner.

A few weeks ago in the For-
um, a contract was played
showrng the value at taking a
strategic loser.

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S K
H A091
D mm
C Alfl

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S A7542
H K543
D 975
C 6

North opened one diamond.
'Aiter West passed, South re-
sponded one no trump, East
threw in a two club bid and
North, nervously examining his
cards, jumped to 4 NT, asking
for aces. Scum responded 5
diamonds indicating one ace
North then went to 6 NT, draw-
ing a gasp and a look of total
bewilderment from his partner.
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} Humanities
(Cont’d. from Page i)
mittee members as well as
meeting procedures in an in-
troduction to the proposal, the
Executive Council says that it
assumes in its ideas that “jun-
ior and senior majors in the
respective departments have
reached a stage of develop-
ment analogus to what might
be called ‘apprentice,’ and are
capable of substantial contribu-
tions . . . from the standpoint
of critique and constructive

ideas,”
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Choir wil sing in the South
Lounge at 10:15.

Sunday attemoon in Herrick
Chapel, the Gnnnell College
Choir and the Gtinnell Singers
will sing music for the Advent
and Christmas seasons, At 8:30
the movie “The Connection"
will be shown in ARH. The
movie, concerning heroin addic-
tion, is one of the most famous
underground films ever made,

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East’s opening lead was a
heart, taken in South‘s hand
with the king South promptly
led a small diamond to dum-
my, covering West‘s lack with
the queen. Although South knew
that West held the king and
that there were only two dia<
monda out, he led the 10 from
the board, falling to the single-
ton king. West burst into laugh<
ter and led a spade, knocking
out the singleton king on the
board. South returned a low
diamond to the 9 in his hand,
He then played the ace or
spades and sluiiing the 10 at
clubs from dummy. A small
heart to the board's ace was
followed by another heart lead,
pulling all the hearts, South
then claimed the remaining
tricks with good diamonds,
heart, and the ace at clubs.

When asked wily he had
played the 10 of diamonds in-
stead ot the ace, which would
have dropped the king, South
explained that losing to the
king was the only way to as-
sure the contract, It the ace
was played and the king didn't
fall, another diamond lead
would have pulled the last dia-
mond from South's hand. This
entrance was necessary ior
South to take his spade ace
and stuff the small club.

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From Monday, December
9, through Tuesday, Decem<
ber 17, Hurling Library shall
be open until i am. so that
students may use the library
in studying tor tinal exams.

$1,000 Grant Granted

The college has recelved an
unrestricted $1,000 grant from
the Inland Steel-kyerson Foun-
dation of Chicago, 111., Presl-
dent Glenn Leggett announced
Wednesday,

The lunds wlll help support
new and innovative academic
programs which are being inl-
tiated under the college's Aca-
demic Improvement Masterplan
(AIM).

This is the fourth consecu.
tive year the Inland Steelakyer-
son Foundation has awarded
Grinnell an unrestricted gitt.
In addition, the foundation
made a capital grant to Grid.
hell in 1962 during the college'l
Ford Foundation Matching
Fund campaign.

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