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Then came the disastrous fifth session when Italy crushed the American team in a 16-board

thereafter, the Italians gradually pulled away, ultimately winning by 50 IMPs.

The Argentines were at no time in serious contention, but despite the double-barreled de- feat, their showing was very cre- ditable. If they had made a few less mistakes at critical junctur- es, the resuit might have been entirely different. .

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The F eral Bureau of Investigation said Tuesday it is continuing its in vestigation of a crossword puzzle contest racket that victimized two New York feature syndicates and numerous newspapers. FBI agents, after weeks of un- dercover work, made 12 arrests Monday in six states in connec- tion with the racket.

Warrants issued at Detroit charged tnat an organized ring of U.S. citizens established head quarters in Canada and engaged in a swindle by getting ons to the puzzles through fr: ent representations.

The FBI said it wants custody on these charges of two other

VENTURA, CAlif. (AP)—Con- victed murderess Elizabeth Dur. can was ruled sane Tuesday b Judge Charles F. Blackstock. She faces a sentence of death for arranging the slaying of her son’s pregnant bride.

Mrs. Duncan, 34, was convicted last week of first-<degree murder after a four-week trial and the same jury set her punishment at execution in the gas chamber. Blackstock based his ruling on reports of two court - appointed psychiatrists.

He set April 3 for arguments on a new trial motion and for pronouncing sentence.

In another phase of the case, Ralph Winterstein, 26, was sent- enced Tuesday to one to 14 years in prison for impersonating Frank when Mrs. Duncan posed as her daughter - in - law and ob. tained a fake annulment of the young couple’s marriage.

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said Tuesday that cnder the U.S.- Canadian extradition treaty, the US. cannot move to extradite these men unless a grand jury i» dicts them. NON-EXISTENT FIRM

FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover said the ring made its base at London, Ont., under the name of a non - existent publishing firm which they called ‘Suburban Publishers, Limited.”

The group, which the FBI said

subscribed to puzzle services from General Features and Su- perior Features of New York.

These syndicates do not supply puzzle answers direct to subscrib- ing newspapers but require that a bank be named to receive the solutions and hold them until the deadline for submitting solutions had passed.

Company of Byron, Ont.”’ — and through this fictitious institution féceived both answers and puz zles simultaneously.

Ruling Given On U.S. Ships:

OTTAWA (CP) — American ships subsidized by the Uniter States government will be ab! to carry cargo between Canadiai and foreign ports but not between Canadian. ports, Transport Minis- rter Hees said Tuesday.

In a Commons reply to Douglas’ Fisher (‘CCF—Port Arthur), he said the matter of government- subsidized shipping on the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Sea- way is being closely watched by the Canadian government.

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OTTAWA (CP)—Defence Pro- duction Minister O'Hurley said Tuesday in the Commons that no contract has yet been signed with Grumman Engineering Corpora- tion for Albatross amphibians for the RCAF.

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