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Opening lead—ten of diamonds. The careful dummy player does not relax just because he sees there is an excellent chance to make the contract. He.-goes a step further to see whether there is a sure way to malke the con- tract. A fine illustration of this principle is presented in today’s hand.

The bidding was direct and to the point. South made the quanti— tative bid of six spades, knowing tllat North had 13 to 15 points for his three'spade bid, and that the combined holdings would provide a minimum of 33 points.

A diamond was' opened. South could count eleven sure tricks.

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either a heart of a club ﬁnesse were successful. The odds in favor of at least one of the two finesses wonking were 3 ml. 3

But 3 to 1 shots have been known to lose. In fact, in this particular deal, if dcolarer had relied solely on the favorable odds, he would have been defeat- ed. Instead, he substituted a line of play that was 100.per cent cer- tain to win.

He won the diamond lead with the ace. After drawing three rounds of trumps, he casheddhe jack and queen of diamonds: The clincher came when he 'did not cash dummy’s king of diamonds.

Suppose he had cashed the dia- mond king and discarded the seven of hearts. If“ he now took} either a heart or club finesse, he' ’would be defeated. Whichever finesse he chose . to take, West would win with the king and re- turn the suit. Eventually, the other finesse would also be taken and the slam would be lost.

Instead, South led a low heart from dummy, and when East fol- lowed low, South played the seven. West won with the ten. But now West had to return a‘ heart or a club into one of South’s A-Q’s. ’ ‘

Either return was bound to give declaner his'tweltth trick.

The effect of delaying the dis- card on the diamond king was that it put West in an endplay position, prevented a safe returni and assured the contract beyond' doubt.

The twelfth trick would make if _‘Plickels Protest

BALTIMORE (AP)' — Two groups of picketsdwith diliferent grievances—paraded outside the Maryland Shipblnlding and y- dock Company

An estimated 300 pickets rep. resenting the Canadian branch of the Seatarers International Union formed outside the shipyards gates early this morning to pro- test the yards working on the Ciudad de Habana.

The ship was one of eight sold recently by a Canadian steam- ship firm to the Cuban govern» ment. The Canadian, SI‘U had been in a wagc‘di-spute with the steamship firm and now contends that the sale to Cuba was 3 “dodge” to keep from i hiring Canadian seamen to man the ships.

When police tried to keep open traffic lanes through the picket lines, minor .scuiltles resulted. About 60 pickets were arrested for disorderly conduct. They were released after posting collateral. Police said the picket were um

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workers at Maryland drydock', walked off their jobs after con; tract renewal talks bogged downl The contract between Maryland. Shipbuilding and the shipyard workers union expired last 'Aug. 31.

Maryland Shipbuilding normally employs about 2,100 workers, but 1,500 were laid off Aug. 28 be- cause of lack of work. "

One man was injured during the morning flurry. William Ryan 41, of Baltimore, suffered bruises when he was knocked down by a car enteringthe plant through the picket line. Ryan was taken to a police station and booked on a disorderly conduct charge, then taken to hospital. , I -

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Explains Raie‘ Boost Railways Seeks On Coal

MOMMAL (CP) -— A railway spokesman explained’Fciday that the 25~cent~a+ton increase the rail- ways plan to seek in coal and coke rates applies to all ship- ments regardless of distance. whether two miles or 200.

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l Sudbury, Ont, for $10.43 a net ton at present. The new rate would be $10.68. American coal is ship- ped now from Buffalo, NY. to North Bay, Out, for $3.58 a ion. The new rate would be $5.83. ,

Shippers in the Maritimes, pro- tected by the Maritime Freight Rates Act, would not bear the full blunt of such an increase. The federal government would absorb'a percentage. ONLY ill-CENT HIKE

Coal shipped from Sydney Mines to Montreal at the present rate of $4.41 a net ton would move for $4.60, only 19 cents extra to shippers, after the increase.

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) — At least 21 persons, mainly women and children, are feared to have been drowned when a ferry boat with 60 on board sank in the Ganges River near Benares, northern India. Most of the men on board swam to safety but most of the women and children are feared to have died; ‘

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