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By Josephine Culbertson A Remarkable Hand

Today's (teat, n fantastic "freak" occurred in a New York club, tnld the North-South players probably are still congratulating each other on their luck.

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North bid seven clubs because he had already decided not to let the opponents play six hearts, and if they persisted to a grand slam, he

club are. Naturally. North fully

monds.

‘opponents would double seven din- lmonds also. and he telt more op-

wmrrted to tell ills partner about the brother Joseph or income intended to go back to seven dia- clothfiuouldmuot remember. selling The really excellent bid. however, of the tailors. Each time he could

was made by South. when he “rnn" not remember the charge was dis- from the double of seven clubs to missed.

seven diamonds, holding no fewer than six clubs to the king-jack in his own hand‘ He had a sound and shrewd reason; he felt sure that the

timistit: about getting a heart lead from West. than from East It the seven-club contract stayed in, by any chance. East tindoubtcdly had some high spades in lay down. It, however. a. heart were led agamst seven diamonds. it might. well be that North would turn up with good diamonds. n few clubs to the ace, and a Jcw spades that could later be diseardcd on South's long clubs.

It. did not. work out excatly as South figured. but it worked out well enough! West. showing no great imagination. laid down the heart ace. and dummy promptly rufled while declarer jubilantly dis- carded hLs long spade! This ruii’ and discard on the opening lead was all that “as needed for the grand-slam contract!

'I"he ‘ead of any suit by West would have defeated the contract.

11 TAILORS lN COURT

TORONTO. May 28 -- (GP) — Of 11 tailors who appeared in mag- istrates court today charged with_ purchasing cloth over ceiling; prices, two were convicted. jtldg-. rnrnt was reserved on one vase and: the other eight cases were dis- missed.

Crown witness Abraham Sniffer.’ t-onvictcd previously with his; tax evas-| ion and black market practices in

cloth over ceiling prices to eight

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