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OTTAWA (CP) — Juaticsf Min-

ter ~ Fleming has invoked a ministerial power rarely used in Canadian history to reopen the case. of Robert Roberts of Toronto, sentenced to 24 years in prison on nine counts of arson.

.Mr. Fleming told a press con. ference that documents would he filed in Ontario Appeal Court in Toronto have the court hear ‘the

both convictions oh each of the _

This is the same court which on June’ 25 rejected Roberts’ appeal against sentence, without giving reasons.

Mr. Fleming's deoision leaves it open for the Appeal Court to take any moves that would have been open to ith d the two- way appeal been de in the

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This hand, reported in The Bridge World magazine. oc curred in a tournament.‘ North had a difficult choice of bids to make over four diamonds and decided in favor of four hearts. despite his holding of only two trumps. He didn’t like the idea of being talked out of a vulner- able game.

West led the ace of diamonds and continued with the queen.

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Declarer played the king from dummy and East ruffed. East returned a spa e. Declarer. finessed. losing the queen to the king. it was the third trick for the defense. South later at-

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first place. It could order a new trial, or alter the convictions or sen ces . MANY LEA3 The minister's action follows pleas by 10 Toronto lawyers and‘ hundreds of citizens that be use “tin mercy oi the Crown" to, intervene in th e

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at e p ings Magistrate S. Tupper Bigelow ASS

contravened the Canadian Bill of Rights; and that both the magis- trate and al Court failed consider available evidence

nce. Mr. Fleming said he made his decision after thorough study of

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pcal for hearing had determina-

tion by that counties it it were

an appeal by the, convicted per- n I .

The last time this power was used was in the Wilbur Coffin case in January, 1950. A special reference by then Justice Minia- ter Garson to the Supreme Court of Canada was rejected and Col- fin was hanged -for the sits

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Robert Roberts is an assumed name — assumed by the press. ra ‘er than the cou s. . Fleming declined to reveal the accused's real name, saying he preferred to follow the public practice so far of using Robert Roberts. This did not mean the man's real name would not be

oral Kclso Roberts and Toronto lawyer Arthur Maloney.

He took the action under sec- tion 508 (B) oi the Crimin Cod . It says that.-on anyone's application for Crown mercy. the minister can "retcr the matter

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that South ended going down one.

North was properly sympa- thetic. "There wasn't anything you could do about it," he said. “You lo st two linesses. East had to h a ve a singleton dia- mond. and besides, West had to find the diamond lead to beat the hand.

"I guess I should have dou- bled four diamonds. We would have gotten them for‘ three tricks."

When N o r t h had finished, East delicately pointed out that South could have made the con- tract. He "s aid South should have ducked the queen of dia- men at tr two, since it was obvious on the bidding that East would trump the king it it was played. ,

The 'defense would then be unable to stop the contract. If East discarded, on the queen and West continued with a dia- mond. East could ruff, but de- clarer would overru . draw trumps. and finesse the club to make the hand. His spade queen would go on dummy'a fourth

ub. Nor would it help East to trump the queen of diamonds.

because declsrer. in that case, ‘

would be able to discard the queen of spades on the king of diamonds. South would lose two diamonds and a club on this line of defense.

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North had listened closely-to East's analysis of the play. which was obviously correct, and when East was all through, he turned to South and snapped. “Well, why didn't you play it that way?"

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