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Show Wednesday, April 25, UEA Takes SHOP WEEKDAYS I - Saturday . THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, - Page I CLOSED SUNDAY. . io-c- at GOP Aim 1964 - 2 SALT LAKE CITY (LTD A Utah Education Association drive to dominate state political has shaken tight-fiste- d Republican legislators who be- ns lieve they are the targets of angry teachers wanting higher salaries. "Urging members of your union to go out and take over a political party is wrong," said Robert Sykes, who believes UEA tar' geted him for defeat when he lost his House seat two years ago. "It may be legal, but it subverts the system." The UEA, Utah's teacher lobby, has issued a guide to being elected as a convention delegate at Wednesday's mass meetings. Save 25 on all advertised Budget Fabrics sorry, no phone or mail orders (973) two-part-y Delegates chosen in the neighborhood meetings will select nomi- nees for public office during county and state conventions. mm NORTH K9TJ 10 Q 71 J 10 97 J WEST A EAST V1063 VQS2 QJ10862 it A5 QJ54J K842 SOUTH 54 AKJM74 AKI 6 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South v r West North East South Pass Pass Pass Pass 2 3 Pass Opening lead: OA Win at Bridge Defense Measures By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Sumner Cotzin's "Communication" for February contains a real gem of a defense. Any, or almost any, of the top 20 pairs in the world would probably make it. Of course, North might well have responded one spade and South would have bid the same three hearts, but North passed and East bid two spades, showing good spades and some outside strength. South then bid three hearts. West opened the ace of spades and East followed with the deuce. East's card was definitely a form of suit preference used by all the best players in the world and by most good players. West obediently led a club, but he chose to lead the eight. This was another preference signal, to make sure that after East had taken his ace, he would return a spade. East did return a spade, giving a third signal by leading his queen. This card told West not to try to cash a club. Not that it mattered. As long as West didn't kill his partner's queen of trumps by leading a trump, the defense was going to wind up plus. West led the queen of diamonds. South took his king, played A-of trumps and cashed his ace of diamonds. last-ditch This elimination play was a effort by South, who hoped that East, when put on lead, would be forced to lead a spade. South then threw East in with the queen of trumps, but East got out with a club. South had no way to get rid of his small diamond and was down one. 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