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Opening lead — ace of spades. This hand came up in the sec- ond session of the match against the Italian, in the course of which the American team lost 11 IMPS to fall 25 points behind Italy.’

The ‘bidling at my table found our side in the five level before the first round of‘ bidding was

playing weak two bids, which ac- counts for my opening bid. The

than normal opening bid strength. Forquet countered by leaping to four spades. Crawford was now

Despite his high card strength there was no’ assurance to ur spades could be beaten, and there

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was furthermore a distinct possi- bility my hand was such that five hearts could be made, or else that five hear-ts would prove to be 3. good sacrifice bid.

In any case, he guessed wrong and bid five hearts. Si-nliscalco doubled and we went down two ‘— 300 points — losing three spade and a club.

. At the other table the bidding

went as follows:

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2 9 Pass 4 4 Dble

The Italian pair were also us- ing 2 bids similar to ours. Bella- donna opened with two hearts. Silodor took a View different from Forquet’s and bid two spades.

When Avare1li’s four heart bid rolled around to Sil-odor, he could not be ‘blamed for bidding four spades with his tempting hand, not only because there appeared to be a genuine chance of making the contract, but also because it seemed extremely li k e l y four hearts would be made.

Silodor lost three diamonds and :

a heart. Down one -—a 200 points. So the American team lost 500 points on the deal which, trans- lated into IMPS, cost us Bppoints. Again it is not easy to point the finger to blame. Was Craw- ford’s judgment bad, or was Silo-

dor at dault for not using For-

quet’s hurry-ulp’ tactics? Or was it just one of those things?

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Irish Preimiert Hedges On Union

LONDON (Reuters) — Premier Earn-mon de Valera'of Southern Ireland Tuesday would n-ot com- mit himself an the possibility of his country nejoining the British Commonwealth.

At a press conﬁerence here he was asked whether he would be ready to bring the 26 counties of Southern Ireland into Common-

cation his republic to the 6 coun-

p ties of Northern Ireland, now part

of the United Kingdom.

“The question of a united Tre- land,” the premier said, “would necessarily mean that some ad- justment would have to, be made when the SIX ‘counties joined the 26. The question of our relations with the British Commonwealth would then have to. be settled.”

The premier of the Southern Irish republic said also that he would like to see the United States use its good offices to end the partition of Southern and Northern Ireland. ‘

“There is no principle of right and Justice on which the present division of our country can be based,” he said.

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TORONTO (CP) —- Can»advia7n Oil Companies Ltd. had net profit in 1957 of $4,010,511. This com- pared with $3,762,448 in 1956.

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