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Opening lead—jack of dia- monds. F : icult to make six

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if he had it, and that West

_ |perform~ as*“declarerwhen :all/| not have worthless clubs or ‘he

you -see is dummy’s hand and would have trumped the spade, your own. ; lyon Zedtwitz placed West with | South starts with a,sure dia- the queen.

mond loser, His is to| He theréfore led the jack of avoid the loss of a trump in ad-| clubs, and it was curtains for dition. The normal thing for de the opposition When West clarer to-do after a diamond is' ducked the jack, von Zedtwitz led and returned is to lead a low played low from dummy and jack om the Way back. | had no trouble making the rest As can be seen, this line of of the tricks. It would have done play would . fail in the actual| West no good to cover the jack hand and declarer would be down| with the queen.

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By JOHN LeBLANC ~

Canadian Press Staff \Writer OTTAWA (CP) — If Howard

peace,

Canada’s new external affairs minister seems to be weaving a kind of magic over the often-tur; bulent House. All is peace, at least so far as Mr. Green is con-

and public works with the other. is enough to keep a top- from morning until

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of next Saturday.

“No other man gould have done it,” says a reluctantly-ad- miring political opponent in dis- cussing Mr. Green’s technique. It is all the more surprising in Mr. Green’s case because, while ithe jobs he now has call for a | political smoothie, he was noted in opposition for being a sort of professional sourpuss. He com- |plained) about almost anything | the former Liberal government did

whiner this House ever saw,” he recalls with what now is the usual, disarming Green smile, Mr, Green was a favorite op- ponent of former Liberal strong man D. Howe. who once de- scribed him in the Commons : a6 a man who stalked the halls of

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Mr. Green. carries“ 2 Bible nor a siiletto, but in those pre-victory days he did carry a preoccupied or dédicated look that made him appear forbid- difigly sombre.

But now there is the “new look’’ Howard Green, one of the surprises wrought by the change of government In office, he is bouncy. and apparently happy, even though the jobs he toes are hihgky demanding. And there is general, : genuine affection for this 19-year veteran of the House. |

One reason for \his success |

Green has technique, to the ex- | tent that some of his cabinet col-

|leagues will take perhaps years to learn.

is a combination of patience, us- derstanding, willingness to give and take and—perhaps most im- portant — knowing when to keep your mouth shut.~ ‘ MAY BE RECORD

Mr. Green is adept at all. And

he used them to fine advantage in putting through the House im two days the spending estimates of two major departments—pub- lic wo! and external affairs. Probably never before have these gone through so fast. « Through his normally-difficult period of getting through the big spending appropriations of his two departments, Mr. Green re- laxed and took all the arrows without saying a word of protest or defence.

At -the end, he would get -up and mention the suggestions made by each individual mem- ber, thank him politely and tell him it would be given full consid- eratign, meaning in most cases that {ft is due for the wastebasket. But it‘ looks good on the official

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