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North dealer. Both sides vulnerable, NORTH @aAQs #Q5 @Ks8e A9854 “ EA o64 @73 @s732 @A10986 @52 @AJ1093 @KJ1076 &2 SOUTH @K109852 @xK4 @Q74 &Q3 The bidding: North East South West 1@ 190 ##=1@ ~ Pass 2@ 3@ 46 Opening lead — five of dia-

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There are a great many hands in which declarer is guided to the best line of play by informa- tion obtained from the opponents’ bidding. Defensive overcalls, as well as initial bids, and even the failure of either or both defend- ers to bid, can al! be of great service to the declarer.

In this hand declarer took ad- vantage of East’s bidding to bring home a contract which would very likely have been dé- teated but for the picture of his hand painted by East.

South played a low diamond from dummy on the opening lead and East made the best defensive Play of the nine. Had East play-

abeth won't be “raced off her feet’ when she visits Canada this summer, Lt. - Gen. Howard D Graham says

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| guard-of-honor at each provincia’ | capital and military chmp. Major

| of ground,”’ | ‘but during the first three weeks | she will actually be living aboard

He also told a press conference here Thursday that the Queen will return to England on the royal] yacht Britannia, sailing from Halifax, rather than by air as originally planned. It had been announced earlier that the Queen would fly home Aug. 1 from the Shearwater naval air station im nearby Dartmouth

Gen. Graham said criticism of the Royal Tour plans on the grounds that the itinerary is too heavy and too many politicians are to be presented are unjust. HOLD DOWN FORMALITIES

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jed his ace, declarer’s play would jhave been greatly simplified. South won with, the queen and drew two rounds of trumps. He | then led a low heart from dum- jmy. East went up with the ace and returned a heart. East re alized there was a possibility of | running into an endplay. and tried to avoid it by going up with the heart ace.

But South could not be denied jhis victory. It was obvious that | East's bids could not logically be | Justified unless it were assumed jhe held at least five cards is | each of the two suits be had bid.

Since East had already follow- jed ta two spade leads, it was clear that he could not have been dealt more than one club

So declarer first cashed the ace of clubs and then led the | king of diamonds from dummy

East was able to cash the ace of diamonds and also the jack, but then, having only red cards in his hand, had to lead one. De- clarer discarded the queen of clubs on the return,. ruffing ia dummy, and thus made his con- tract by avoiding a natural club loser

The defenders could do nothing at any point to defeat the con tract. East’s three diamond bid— Strategically doubtful, since all] signs indicated that the oppon- | ents had too much strength for his side to contend with—gave

the declarer too much vital in-'

formation

The commissioner said he ex- | pects an announcement ‘in the |Mear future” regarding the site lof the Queen's opening of the St. | Lawrence Seaway.

| “It has been a problem for my |committee and the Americans te decide on the most suitable

| and accomodation and where you Can get good newspaper, radio and press coverage out.”

He said Canadian Navy ships will meet the royal yacht at Sept- | es, Que., when the Queen flies there after visits to communities in Newfouridland, her first stop Two Restigouche class destroyers

the Great Lakes.

Towns and cities to be visited |

|by the Queen should not go te | great expense, Gen. Graham said It was not necessary that each community give her a gift or make elaborate preparations.

Ferry Strike ‘In B.C. Ends

VANCOUVER ‘CP! — Gana- dian Pacific Railway and three f its west coast ferry unions have settled a leng-standing con- tract dispute. The settlement aug. urs peace in the troubled coast ferfy industry for some 2% years.

Settlement of the CPR contract was announced Thursday in a telegram from Eric Taylor, Tor- onto industrial consultant and fed- eral mediator, to Labor Minister Starr, who read it to the Com | mons | Mr. Taylor said later that a | post-midnight session with union ;and company negotiators had re- sulted in a contract that provides “most significantly, for an end to the threat of interruption in | the coast steamship service until | after the tourist season of 1961." | He declined to reveal terms of ithe agreement until it has ‘been put to union me sabership.

FEWER RICH %3RITONS LONDON (AP) — Rich Britons are getting scarcer. Only 45 had incomes of more than £100,000 last. year against 49 the year be- fore, tax authorities reported Sat- urday.

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Denial Made Tour Of Canada To ‘Rush Queen Off Her Feet’

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