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gguu west North last INT Pass SN? Pall Opening laadetwo of clubs. Many more mistakes are made in the play of the cards on th e easy bands than are made on the difficult hands. The reason is

events there are many more

take.

Be cashed the king of dia- monds and led the queen and overtook with the ace. When the jack failed to drop the outs.and- in; ten. South resorted to a heart finesse. West took the queen with the king. returned a heart, and declarer wound up with eight tricks.

South's failure to make the contract can be traced to his opening play. He should have won the club "lead with his ace or king. Obiviously, West had open- ed from his long suit. By refus- sing to win the opening lead cheaply. det-larer could assure himsell of a subsequent entry 10 dummy's jack of clubs.

South can see he has nine tricks in his two hands. His only concern is to find a method of play that will permit him to cash all four diamonds. This cannot

nut 1,, (13; ordjury mugs. of be done with complete safety if a

diamond honor is overtaken in

simple hands to play than there dummy-

Pagelo The Guardian

Tourist Should Be Tax Free

Iy FOIIE llllbl Canadian Press Staff Writer SEIGNIORY QUE Que. (CP-

An old idea for a new govern- ment was brought forward Hon- day at the annual convention of the Canadian Exporters Associa- tion.

The idea is that tourists be al- lowed to buy goods in Canada free of customs. sales and excise taxes. ' its supporters believe this would cut the coat of tourist pur- chases by from 1) to 50 per cent. and might add 31.000.000.000 or more to Canadian sales to other countries, and that it would be a boost for the tourist trade. NOT ON AGENDA .

The suggestion was made by the exportersi association at two successive convention in recent years. but having had no govern- mental response was not on this year's agenda.

However, it got resunected from the convention floor follow- ing comment from an American

Wed. October 23. 1957

aster at New York. ashas I it waalda't help Canadian trade with Unitas autos if aneh talus an anon materials for men's nits were rnada available is Can- ada at prices comparable with those in England.

on Canadian delegate h V: this might bring objections: from Canadian manufacturers. B ut Ivan E. lenard of Toronto. a past praaident of the association. said this was a misunderstanding of the proposal and he recalled the resolution on the sutalect by past conventions.

Under those resolutions. he said. the proposal would apply to both imported goods and goods 11 Canadian manufacture. ADDITIONAL saunas

Sales of imported goods to tour- iats. nfoat of them probably good: not made in Canada anyway. would be sales which would not otherwise be made. and at the same time, Canadian goods would be offered to tourists at attrac- tive prices.

He added that the suggestion had not been taken up by the last government, but perhaps the new government might take a differ-

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are complicated ones. and be- Proper play requires declarer delente. 9.; view, cause there are therefore more to win the first two tricks with The American delentep Jp G The wuvenuon dgcided to up opportunities for error. mls - the ace and king of clubs. when an inwmmg uecunve to review 8 takes on easy hands outnumber East shows out on the second the matter and if It still seemed up those on difficult ones. play. dummy": lack becomes an China. In addition to arms. mu- a good suggestion to resubmit E A typical example is found in assured entry. nltions and other milita stores. it lo federal authorities. TV today's deal. Declaror played a The KQ of diamonds are such items as electmnic,cquin- 'i'he two - day convention. at- 3 low club from dummy and won cashed first and then a club is ment. and precision instruments tended by somemodelegates. got W, the opening lead with the seven. led. What West does now cannot are on the list of embargoed! under way Monday and will con-. South could count to nine tricks matter. The diamonds have items. is itinue today. . m -three clubs, four diamonds been unblocked, the Jack of l and two aceset-but the count was clubs is an entry to cash the re- ya false. The four diamond winners maining diamonds. and nine w were easier to count than to tricks are in the bag. n A '0". , , 8 a a ...... t .. Atwnp; gzstupg. mhnllc illlll BEDTIME STORIES s"3"'”"" :9'.:....... amt t 3 lkulanartuu 0 Rh 'a P a :. dental. mug in; Elllllil ll! lllll n W" "W" ".......” . Bi k G d G um: w M Quick! Masaapa uaNnlo- )3. Rub out Lkeaesnbling 24.Craval ' um" D!" "I" W, in", With all the hnowledlze we poo couldn't know how muth water "'cuckm .m.e gigmy v the i , , ' " . 9.!-lenorfa . peak pun:or;plh'.o"nd;n:n:e.”;?; aeaa jthere was In it, but he thought. m Pmdugm "'1-mu, zgnuglgn .1-mugde, m mwhdpguwp Btimetlrnes we can no more than. there was enough for Paddy for. Itgegmner 15. Evening mum" ymgguyu aaawae O dcomfoned, n-"cud mg. guess. lqulte lIhdlslI:'lCe. He was guess- m cam" my. god adsirnllar 34.snarea i mg! cm atube of lIN'nlo- --Blacky the Crow. in: at I Is. 0 Wurst 9-" W” ' If 11. Tattera 3l.Pailat.owin 37. Priar'a title i Hm" nu "uT.mmd.y' Little very little Roe: on in 30 wall forlmm 10 kyrlmny Mr. 20. :0ol':Iley 18.Poetlc 32.l-labitual 38.KR0t:lll8 g - - , eep l e We er was; it 0 ler r n ' In Iilfllilullil IIEEP HEAT III tahle E,.l;.3 pot: of wmch no! u would be San, for Paddy, oontractitm drunkania mpeme ' ac y row s not oer - i p r at as in :::n3:r:::.:”;:l:.P::'a:.Firs; w-g;5n-Im : blue Blacky set! about People Coyote happen along. Paddv who get about see and hearl yd y, t I 1 v 11. 1e" ”-G”" "5" E .m"Y W385 ullklwwll "3 Peonleirlihlgemealcwang Li':':l otelilgndl: '1 g::'l()Penn WM "'3' 'l h0"l'- Th” ll 0'19 over a small ridge that sepural- ' . advantage of getting about. of ,.d u, t b k, 1-h p (' nonw- d0l”3 d k” 9' "”V'"l"3- The"-rcoursef hrowolilli) Sbe llirileli on "MM i - too. Blaclry has the sharpest of chance, ”vm5Y””'d . ': 95'9'v '94 5h"? 93'" 3" I ll'9ll1' ”Keep on until you come to a nu" V .' he” in l9"'”i”5” thm” if Wllillttle branch. Follow that branch ”'ul"'d' In t - know how to and do use thom.l ,, 13,- .5 you can and um. go (Scot) m r; Blaclgy knows how to and doesi across .0 your Mn brook. I did 85.GuheoO 3 lg use is eyes all the time when l 9, y sums of anyway '-llfdl ' IATHROOM ODOIS 3'” '3l99'P- M50 Bucky l5 mu ngu rieed ggafraid of sol uess-5 utP”u"" O I . y . 8 mm.) ti Keep: your home sweet- ”. c"""”"y' N” "9" Pet" Rafhlyou can make it safely." said 2 - bit has more. 8'f.Paasoff smelling 24 hours a day! Blllcky. u gnu" 5 Kills fish. onion. tobacco ?',-dz ' ll W85 I E0091 KllPFS- ll illsl I 39 Cuta rm ,m,u,p nun. Ind huh, . ' p happened that there was no dan- wiolumi . 2 L; mom Odo". -I-'0 scum. .-. lger anyvlhele along the way Just M. ' - r then Paddy started on. '" 0 it Pine and Spring Bouquet, . ' 41. yo, M. - F; both in decontor bottles. ll Lie-e um: I . as. God of was 3 ”'---H - . . . , See China As now so . l syn . l.Aaosnd WIZRRD &;3mv.- cg Market For 2.Nenr--'- - . ' ”"""7 DISPLAY srmo

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for a long time. It was in anotherl But there Is little likelihood that brook quite a distance away thatithis will be a step towards es- he had spied Paddy. He haditablishing diplomatic relations be- hnown that Paddy had left homejtween China and Canada. Prime MING um! I30 10' I Vlclllonlhtlinlstaer Diefenbaker said Mon- -nd had none down to the Blxlday the Progressive Conservative RWH. Tlill WIS I" he llbd RMWH government has no intention of lddll l5k9d him lurecolznizlng the Communist re- there wasn't a way to get acrossmgmt

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until now.

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T W was quite willing to take more threat. cnANNEL u to get back there. He said so. ll' Almost as he made this state- there was any chance at all he menl. news of the trade mission wannispgy was wllllns to take it. to'Peiplng became ltnown. ;; Blacky remunbgrgd nu; . mu n ormanta said Mr. Fnrayth- 4; 8:00 p.nl.-Afternoon Musicale tle above where Paddy now waslslllllll Will mall! I !D9Ci1I' efnrt ( s:: ::2::M:.:":. :."'..:l”?f... 2:-":2: .-M...Wt M C-W - W , 1- -Yl'l-- W Y .V re s nnng a . . . us 9 s of wheat. but. .13 51!) p.m-swing Your Partner great way from where Paddy”s discussion are to cover the en- 0 glllllvh tbrxqoh came down from the iir;hrar::gEi of non-stratellc items. 3 I I - " a oun . e nese manlaad kt ;i. 711” P-M--Cf CY TV NOW! "l'll see you again." he cried in one of the largest avallhlhllz ten 1 717W P-ill--W-4-lief abrlptly and took to hl black the .Far East. China, with a pop- In 7.10 v.m.-Mystery of the wings Paddy was no wiser than ulatlnn of about soooooooo now .. .. - ' ' I ' RV" 308' before. He might have told mqlg nlmuilu (or ,,".,umden(.y I" V .8 It----Dlmvl-M ml he knows about it if he no u - K - ,3, ,,,.,,,..y,. , . mm mm Wwm.. 'um.dno.u!1lM forced program of In- ;.. Way y no -Kraft rv -rbeatn 1.4 pm . ' I ”" ”'”" ""' '"""' '” "" ' -. 4” V y W . M y Y crease food production, rt m V3 ,.c .. .-W -'F-- 33"" W" Blaeky was not long gone. He u-rru; 1-3")! H punt” tux 4th ..xO a JV ' 1

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