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final session 30 IMPS behind the Italians. The third deal of. the 20-board closing session rovided some hectic action at one table and a weird bidding sequence at the other.

Hazen “opened with a preemp- tive three bid and Fishbein coukt do nothing but pass and hope Siniscalco would come in. His wish was granted when Sinis calco, in a difficult position where anything he did might turn out to be wrong, chose to double. Forquet responded with four clubs and Fishbein, of course, doubled. This contract did not appeal:.to Siniscalco and hé ran to four diamonds. Fishbein had

a 300-point loss. (He could have

been defeated another trick ithe play went.) It was

pair was caught badly

line.

went (there is no misprint) as follows:

South West North East Avereia Fry elledeuse Laseré Pass Pass 2 Pass 2NT Pass 3@ Pass Pass Pass

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North-South cards, the bidding

The highly artificial Roman The two club bid announced a

The two notrump response was an artificial bid requesting ident- ification of which three suits were held. The three spade re- ply stated that the short suit

Avarelli thereupon passed, hav- ing lost interest in the hand, and Belladonna .became declarer at three spades with a singleton as trump, but with seven trumps ia: dummy, to fortify his cause. He went down one. The United Sta-

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Knitters Howl About Losses

OTTAWA (CP)—Ottawa knit- ters have added their complaints to those from Toronto and Mont- real about money lost. through the operations of knitting ma- chine companies.

More than 260 telephone cate» —complaints and inquiries—have been received by the Ottaw2-Hull Better Business Bureau, general manager George Piers said Thursday.

Here, as in the two other

machines at costs ranging from $250 to $400 with a proposal that they could make money at spare- time knitting.

One Ottawa woman said she knitted several sweaters on a

Isle Knitting Comp- w, sent them to its Toronto office and received

a $2.50 cheque for her 33 hours

work. i

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machine purchased from the Fair.

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