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you are south, both sides vul- -ble. The bidding has been:

1. N. .;i E. st South Well. i x. P. s 1 Q Pass 5 . Ii. 5 3 Q Pia! L. 1' its: 1'

Wiiat do you now bid with each of the following four hands?

1, QAQSI QKJT52 QJM Q8 2. QAJ93 QJ97652 QJ QQ-I 3, QAQGZ QKQJBT4 Q80 Q5 4, .KQ'f8 QAQEIS QQ QQ52

1. Five diamonds. This hand Is 111 the verge of a slam. North's 'hrce diamond bid indicated a hand of at least 17 points. lncludv int: almost surely at least a six? s.-ml su.t. The three notrump bidi ,.tit a mild damper on proceed-l tn:-, but was made williout know-- v)(it!P that a diamond fit existed. The jump to live diamonds shows, mtnrcsi in continuing to a slam.l 'i'iuv hand has been properly rep-I Itktllllftl to North as containing: lite hearts. four ” probably: 'tt1tl(' dianions and a club. There are just about enough high cards and suit control to invite a six fildiiltlfld contract without actual- ly bidding it. 1 2. Pass. Rather than attempt Tutti" Eivarts, which may or may; not niake , three notrump should he t-lioson as the final resting

lull the deficiency should be cas-1 i't made up with the other high citrtls he holds. l fhe main objection to a four, ht'.ll'i bid is that any heart loserst nlurli may exist in that contract unit have to be lost if that suit ivi't'ilfI10S trump. This danger is ,..-...idc(l by passing. North has had (til opportunities to support Intiti'I5 and had rejected hoth- He may have a singleton heart. pos- sibly a douhleton honor. He can't wry well have three hearts.

it Five hearts. A slam must be il1t'lICd without committing the

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aide to it. A four notrump bid iii- quiring for aces is avoided tic- cauae the reply is not apt to pro- vide the answer to our problem.

North may have only one heart, B.V JOHN U31-ANC w,-11,1. mum nuke , Siam not Canadian Press Staff Writer feasible. What we want and what OTTAWA lCPl -- Clnldllll

labor has passed through one of its most historic years.

Major event of 1956 was the .merging of Canada's two largest labor congresses into a l.ll00.w0 member body. But a succession of

we seek by the five heart bid is North's independent judgment whether a slam should be attempt- ed

4. Six notrump. This hand,hasi powerful support for a slam. The

is high card points which are well year 3 mg mm.

1956 SawTwo Congresses Of Labor Merge, Welfare

lful future for unions. Iince theijunction Vhlih the Canadian Asso- .CDC will tend to discourage ex-icinllou for Adult Education and! ipenalve and disrupting member-p representatives of the universities! ship raids among those claiming4Union officials viewed this as the, the same organizing jurisdictions. fonerunn-zr of closer co-operationi 1 While several major laborlbetween labor and education ibodiea remained outside the orbitcentres.

to! the new congress at the year-l But it iilt'i'e was a closing of -and. there were signs of prospec-irnnks In these areas. there also

other developments also made the live affiliation from the 100.000. was a hssenimt of labor's official,Ill lcanadian and Catholic Confedein and direct involvement in politics.,II)

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distributed in the four suits. the. enormous value of the queen of diamonds opposite the long dia- mond suit. each point the way to a good slam contract.

North's hand is apparently of a

Amalgamation of the Trades ation ' and the centred CCCL decided late in theldlan congress of Labor has es- 0

and Labor Congress

Canadian Congress of Labor lntolyear to continue affiliation talks Congress with CLC leaders. and there was . I gave the country its biggest single some prospect of a hookup hyhafked '1 Nth money and effort.i labor group since workers in thlrnext summer.

the Canadian Labor

country started organizing more'

of Labor. The Quebec-i For many years, the old Cana-J:

paused the (.'L'i-' party u (11; 2 "political arm of labor" and;

lThe other congress had been I" Also still outside the CLC are

flexible nature. good for both suit play and notrump. as indicated by his two rebids. The same may be said of our hand. I

than 70 years ago. PmN'i's l'0 AMITY it also pointed to I more peace-

ssonms STORIES Recidy Agrees With Peter

i Though life In other ways he ihan a bite."

..rougli. ”Th . 'h d 't tl'k rt-rice men 1- he with root other "'iv..iiIL-3 a"e"m...y&1'a'"p..l..' enough. "i would if I could." said Reddy.

-Reddy Fox! --in summer I do eat other food

There was no guessing when he it? Do you think i hunt you so would appear. Peter Rabbit some- much just for fun?"

limes W0"d9l'5d if ReddY W9". "1 have wondered," said Peter. slept. Mrs. Reddy was likely to, ..Dnn.l wonder an Ion .. show up at any time. The fact is, wid Redd on 1 com: t T"; food was so scare that they had to io om anywhere else Iiew ll'u:",3; hum "mm and day to gel enougbt t-ome hcreylo the dear 0idoBri:'- to keep alive. 1 , , . -

"H you think you're new wi7.'.f.'l.t i..?gt'.2i.."t”.'i.'I..”'.?i t".Tla catch me outside the dear Oldibeidre hm for me not for you” Briar- ' . Yes. ' ' m y::.i,.”e" ,5 not Just then Mrs. Reddy joined use for you to hang around here.--p Roildy. it seemed to Peter ithat

dv t - hl she wasn't quite as thin as Raddy wFl,fel:redR:3d:,r uivgfddy one mg iit he couldn't be sure of this.

making in Eoth were thinner than he h

' ad through me bmmbles' ever seen them before. It gave Peter at most uncomfortable fel- ing to see the look of fierce hun- ger in the eyes of both. He was glad when they turned and headed for the Green Forest. He knew they couldn't catch him in the bramble-tangles of the dear Old Brlar-patch. but he didn't like to have them around. It wasn't just that he was afraid of them. for he wasn't as long as he stayed in the braniblo - tangles where they couldn't follow him, It was be- cause st-cine anyone as hungry as they uore that gave him a most uncomfortable feeling.

”i'm sorry for them." he can- fided tn Mrs. Feter.

"l'm noi.' declared Mrs. Peter. ”I don't like having them around." . "Are you afraid they'll catch "Peter." said Rcddy. "if yoiilMii'N0p..P:::;,e:sklG?.;' peter. arm

were as hungry as I am voul . . , . t . s afraid you it do something foolish wouldnt miss any possible chance! and may." "uh you...

of getting a dinner. Wherever you are there is always a chance tliati you will do something foolish! when i come over here I don't expect to find you where i can EMNBURGH (Reuters) .. The catch you. but I know there Isl stories about the Scots being MW!!! ! Chance ""11 I mB.V find. thrifty are true after all. Figures you Ouisldr the dear OM Brial". released Wednesday by the Scot- Pll('h- 711959 31'? hard ""105 B"d' tish national savings commlttm 7 lm Ilflld they are swing to he, sltowt-rt the amount Invested in harder-" .savini:s here is double that de- "Some folks don't sccnt to posited by English cities of aimi- thlnk these are hard times, htit Iar size.

I do." said Peter.

"Peter." said Roddy. ”You don't know what hard times are. You really don't. You can always get!

tl' l t. Y I . , Eitgwitllggucfp 3:! vnlfucawaznt "Ki claimed Vtedncsday night that the

ii is we meat eaters who cannot R."55i"M have invented ' mew live on other kinds of food who ”"" "I'-V'.I,h”' 9" dl""”3 ""' really know what hard times arc.l "r at ".3 """”l "'”.'" 'n”.'"”'di it is many days since i have hadica” "Fm "'9 m'V”""' '5'” "9"" . stomach mu. mam now my ates with ultra violet rays in con-

stomach is wholly empty and it-3""c”"" WM ' mi””c”PE-

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day .And then I had little more DRIVE" DRINK

headed for the Green Forest.

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neutral. 1 about 40,000 members of the rail- III "'9 lnll-il'0hl5 Of unity. then ,way running trades brotherhoods. new enl-'jlFE9tAl Cmlgress decided to- traditionally independent but wet-ldf0P this direct association and? iconic should they care to join. A.9Xl6I1d cooperation to any politi-i few Communist-influenced unions 0&1 DENY SUPIJOFUM: its policies.l are barred. However. the CCF was com-

One aspect of the TLC-CCL mended.speciluAall.v in ii policy merger was that it brought to the declaration and mentioned as lop pen in Canadian labor gthaving thelonly DOilL'y now in line French-Canadian, 42 - year - oid'W"h 13130” aims. I chug; Jodoin, Wm, w elected! on the organization front. that pg-ggidgnt of the new co 1-95,, He total number of workers in unions: 'had been head of the TLC- 'swyed iatrly static during the .BiG WELFARE SCHEME yearat about 1.200.000, as the CLC

A milestone in rail union his- and "5 ""'9"5 P”! more Cmph-Bsir ltory was passed during the year 70' the '!li”"”'" "ll imhihil out Wm, the nggmjauon of Canada-Mlong-standing differences and get-

ptm-e. it may be assumed that' lteddy Fox was around to visit and in the fall I like a little fruit.l an unity A M .h d . g pnrtiior is likely to make stx,dia- the dear Old Briar-patch alinost But what is there for a Fox now.:ll;13e;tdrI;Tep':f:g e',l',l)?e1”3s'll5:'!55(l)'(;3&l)'0'.'iingg ,,,ac,,,.2I-,f', Emelmgaslhg 22,3; Iliiillti tricks illiissibly only five'. every day. or almost every night. excepting meat when he can catch, rye” wheme Qus worked '0"! mg groups, 3;” lmwy drives for

between the railways and unions,m9")b9T5hlP WW ahead for the. representing about 140,000 work-;i-'0m"l8 yea!" ers on the major lines. lg i The plan. effective Jan. 1, 1956; , - was acpcompanied by a series of, PLAN mPL0M'"'C SHAKE”? l wags ncreascs whose effective . - ,. ,, . -. dates were staggered over more ad:'1?nSigilrI:S:l?x1s II T1939 than a year. The package deal a I ,, WHO” pan"! was granted by the railways d0.nam.e,,'i)"l”h30 "aw ”'.'i. under threat of a strike such as 3353' ms ME"! I 0 "ext 5”- gnl which crippled the carriers :t?oii1veT's::spdiilplorinaziicblgoEt:ak'T:li: 1550 t ' r t ' reshuffle, already under way, willi ...IW.':..";::: w::.dr:.;r.:2:.:";. "3" hr or at- closer ties between organized Km)" 1ur0ped"'Aw”'.”c'"."d Lay" labor on the one hand and farm,B'.rl”.” g.a",m”'v):”e5' "'d"d"'3 groups and education authoritiesinnlamj ramp" est G"m'"y" on the 0th", , ay. span and india. "AhTII'f;Ief'-iab0l' i coun- c as een in existence for sev- eral months on a temporary basis. HOME BURNS CHRISTMM hudgd by J. L. phelps of Saska, COHASSET. Mass. lAPleThir-i goon, gn gxgcuflyg of the Ime,-.' teen persons gathered for a family' pmvjncm Farm Union C0uncu.lChrlstmas dinner at a new home Lu. in me year. made” of "mg were driven out Tuesday by a fire cm: ".1 of the councu wereiwhich destroyed all their gitts.But1 "mu; together on man, to pm theghome itself was saved. The the tie-up on a permanent basis. g""''Y "1 ML ta? M”-h Tggm-"1 erry was use at t e nner LABOR AND EDUCATION table when the fire broke out near At the same time. the. congress the Christmas tree in a basement was preparing for a national con- playroom. The Berry: had moved ferenco on labor education in con- in only a month ago.

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