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NEW YORK lCPl —— Lester 6 Pearson is congratulated by the New York Herald Tribune today for providing I “blister- ing reminder that the Progres- sive Conservatives cannot win Canadians all the time by shearing at Uncle Sam."

in two forthright editorials devoted to the federal election in Canada Monday. The Herald Tribune accuses Prime Minister try" but says nevertheless the United States lass treated Dieienhaker and Canada shab- bily.

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NY. Herald Tribune Congratulates Pearson

“A calculated campaign of in- ‘

suit could not have been much worse than the shabby treat- ment the United States has been giving Canada." the newspaper says. "Whatever Mr. Dietenbak- er's laulta. he deserved better."

The first of the two editorials applauds Pearson‘s victory by saying he “took John Diofen- baker's anti-American slogans and hurled them back into the prime minister’s teeth."

This editorial “Yank. don‘t go home

The second. directly below the ﬁrst. carries the headline. “We

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have treated Canadavshabbily.” ‘a majority. Canada “again llama 101' this is laid in wrajtacas a period or. weak and pro in the‘lsp of President Ken-‘carlous government." nedy. Defence Secretary McNa-‘ It adds. however. that the mars. and the state depart United States “can take setis. ment. faction in the big gains made by RAPS JFK ltlie friendly 'Mlke‘ Pearson and The newspaper says the firstltha losses sustained by John insult was Pmident Kennedy‘slbieieubsker. who waged such a appeal to the Canadian Paths-istridently anti-American cam-

ment, “over Prime Ministerlpaign.” .

Diefenbaker's head." to join the The T i m a s contratulates hemisphere “in an alliance lor.Pes.rsou on his showing but economic progress.” concludes: "A pity he didn't do

The idea was sound. says the just a little better." editorial. but the time and tnelSTILL FRIENDLY place were wrong_ i News. which has The editorial also deals with.the largest circulation of any the “tat-headed" state departins. newspaper—about 2.000.000 ment press release concerningtwsays the election shows that Canadian defence policies, fol-Canadians remain friendly with lowed by McNamara's commentlthe United States “despite the . if nothing else. Canada'ststate departments recent stren- two Bomarc bases would serveluous effort to alienate them. to draw Soviet rocket fire in‘. . the event of nuclear war. 3 The News editorial expresses Labelling this sequence ofidelignt “that so many Canadian events "gratuitous provocation. lvoters refused to buy anti. f not downright inattention tolAmericanism in this election. diplomatic duty." The Hersld‘But. like The Times. it con- Tribue says that “however eludes: > thin we consider the Canadian We can't help reﬂecting skin. Canadians have a right misadly . . _ that it the state de- expeet a better brand of states-Ipariment had kept it's ever. manship from the Unitedlready yap shut about Canadian tea." :defences. Mr. Pearson might The Times says in an editorial ‘ well have won for more hand- thst because no party received isomer than he did."

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Here is an instructive hand. It shows there‘s much more to this game of bridge than new eraily meet the eye.

First. let‘s see how the hand was actually played. West led the king of hearts and continu- ed with the ace. Declarer ruff- ed. drew two rounds of trumps. and then played a club towards dummy. East on the queen with the ace and returned a club to the king. Declarer then

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tinessed. and West took it with the king and cashed his high club to defeat the contract a trick. Of course. you could say that South was unlucky to find East with the ace of clubs over the K-Q. and West with the king of diamonds over the A42, However. while this is unques- tionably true. the fact remains that declarer could have and should have made the hand de- spite the unlucky distribution. Let's look at the bidding and see what. South should have known about the adverse hands.

‘ Clearly. West needed more than just his heart suit to open the ~

bidding with a heart. He was bound to have either the king of diamonds or ace of clubs for his opening bid.

Acting on this premise. South should have led a low diamond towards the jack after ruffing the heart and d r a w in! lwo rounds of trumps.

If West had the and played it. the contract would be made. since South would later be able to discard two clubs from dummy on the A-Q of dia- monds. If East did not take the king. the only losers Would be a heart and two clubs.

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right. but this. in turn. would mean that West had the ace of clubs. In that case. South would lose only one club trick (by leading clubs twice towards the K-Ql. and make the contract with the loss of a heart. a dis- mond and a club.

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