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How are percentage plays de- termined? Many books on play show the best way to deal with certain combinations of cards when you run into them, but, since no book can be expected to list all possible combinations. it is wise to be familiar with the methods used to solve. percentage problems. |—

South is in four hearts. Three rounds of clubs are led, declar- er ruffing the third one Every- thing is now solid except for the possible loss of two trump tricks South’s problem isto hold him- self to one trump loser.

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Duplicity Is

NEWCASTLE, N. B. (CP)— Louis J. Robichaud, New Bruns- wick Liberal leader, accused the provincial government Saturday night of ‘duplicity’ in its en- forcement of the New Brunswick Liquor Act.

The Liberal leader was aged his views, formt efofoaro hi his views, from the floor of a largely attended political rally at Portage“ River, . on statements made Friday, by J.C. Van Horne, who said, his Chateau Restigouche Hotel was selling liquor. in de- fiance of New Brunswick laws. Mr. Robichaud said: “In the first instance, I very much reget first instance, I very much regret that present conditions have de- teriorated so badly that it has be- come necessary for an elected representative of the people to openly violate the law in order to focus public attention on the hypocritical and discriminatory attitude of the Flemming govern- ment in the administration of liquor contr#.

“The intimation by the pre- mier, the attorney-general and the

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liquor commissioner that the law enforcement agencies have the, matter in hand is all the more; ridiculeus in view of public’ knowledge that the RCMP are permitted to take action in liquor’! violations of this nature only in those cases that are not embar- rassing to the government.

“Fhree years ago in the legis- lature the ~Bigeral opposition of-| fered to co-operate fully with the) government in : islative commi to make an impartial study of the problems; of liquor control in the province,| with a view of finding solutions) to them. i The-premier refused our offer flatly, and his majority voted down our motion. The govern-| ment chose to continue a policy! of hyprocracy and discrimination! | rather than accept its respoa-| | sibility to act honestly, justly) and openly n the public interest. ““Today’s conditions and the action now taken by Mr. Van Horne are the inevitable result |of the government's irresponsible and craven aititude."’

NEW DELHI (Reuters) — So- cialist members of the Indian lower house Saturday accused Prime Minister Nehru of “ab-

4 peasement” of Communist China “and calléd on hin’ to adopt a

firm policy against Chinese “‘ag- gression.”

Acharya J. B.\ Kripalani, the house leader ,asked Nehru to negotiate only after the Chinese had been driven from the places they now occupy.

A member of the’ ruling Con- gress party urged the govérn- ment to bomb the Chinese out of an outpost on the northeast fron- tier where two weeks ago Indian border guards were driven batk under fire.

The House was debating a gov-

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‘Appeasement’ Is Accusation. | Against India Prime Minister

ernment report on Chinese-Indian relations since 1954. This dis-| closed that within three months of signing the 1954 treaty on Tibet, India and China began pro- | testing to each other over terri-

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Nehru appealed to the House jto consider the border dispute }apart from the cold war.

Minor bérder disputes were not |the main point at issue, he said. |The big issue was the claim laid | down in Chinese maps to large tracts of Indian territory.

This was ‘“‘quite impossible for any Imdian to entertain, what- jever the consequences,” Nehru said. “‘It is quite clear. There is no question of mediation, concilia- tion or arbitration about that.”

He stressed that “a few yards of territory of mountain regions” on one side or the other made no difference,

“But it makes a good deal of difference if this is done in an aggressive, violent and insulting manner by them-or us.”

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EDMUNDSTON,_ N.B. (CP)—

Belief that a ‘‘well organized con- spiracy’’ is trying to weaken and disrupt the Canadian labor move- ment was voiced Monday by James A. Whitebone of. Sajnt John in-his presidential report at the New Brunswick Federation of Labor convention here.

“We have been plagued by a campaign of. adverse publicity, distgfted reports of labor contro- versies and concerted well- planned pressures on federal! and

provincial governments for re- strictive legislation against our unions and their leaders,”’ he

said.

_Mr. Whitebone said agitation for control of labor organizations by legislation had attained

that India was prepared to con- sider some minro rectification— provided that it was sought peacefully. : ‘

“The real danger at present ts Bot armies marching im. It is the words which are being said in Peking—words we cannot accept,

admit or agree *”

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“somewhat alarming propor tions’ in some quarters and many unions in other provinces were finding it more difficulty to perform ther legitimate func- tions.

CRIPPLING LEGISLATION “The situation in the two ex- tremities of our country namely, British Columbia and Newfound- land, clearly indicates how gov- ernments can be pressured into enacting legislation, the object of which is obviously to cripple our unions and reduce them to inef- fective and impotent associations incapable of enforcing the just claims of the workers, even to the point of becoming nothing “more than the tools of unscrupulous em- plyers,”’ Mr. Whitebone said. “Canadian labor was dumb- foun by the action of the New- foundia overnment when elected representatives of the peoples of that province actually assumed the role of strik ers and where the most vicious types of anti - labor legislation ever enacted in this country has been adopted in an attempt te de

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