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Open lead —- two of diamonds.

‘Sidney Silodor, prominent Phil- adelphia expert, is a member of the six-man team which will re- _ present the United States in the world championship match that starts this Saturday at Lake Como, Italy.

The Italian team, current hold- ers of the world title, will rep- resent Europe, having won the European championship in a 17- country tournament held in Vi- enna last summer.

An Argentine team which re- cently won the South American championship will also partici- pate in the three-cornered con- test to settle world bridge sup- remacy.

The American team consists of Silodor and John R. Crawford of Philadelphia, Alvin Roth of

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Washington, D.C. and Tobias Stone. George Rapee and B. Jay 1 Bedker, all of New York. Silodor was East in the hand , shown when his opponents reach {ed three notrump in a tourna- ment played some years ago. It was up to him to find the sen-

was required to defeat the game contract. ‘ _ A diamond was opened and S11- odor took the ace and fired back the’ king of spades. Declarer could not recover from this stroke. With one fell swoop, dummy’s heart tricks were prac- tically obliterated as’ the spade ace was forced out of dummy. South wound up losing two dia- monds and three clubs. With the more natural diamond /return by Silodor, declarer would have had no troubler taking nine tricks. Of course, the king of spades play gained declarer an extrra spade trick. But the one-trick sa- crifice took its intended toll. Silodor reasoned that if South had the ‘ace and another heart, there was no hope of defeating the contract. He therefore had to assume that declarer had the lone ace of hearts, or one or two small hearts. . [In either case, dummy’s ace of .spades had to be attacked

the heart suit. If a spade trick were_lost in the process, it would either defeat declarer or prove to be an inconsequential loss.

The hand was played in a team of four game. At the other table, four hearts was attempted and went down two tricks.

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The public works department‘ reported. one man fired “follows ing receipt of specific informa- tion” about political activity in. the campaign.

The 10th employee was fired by the transport department.

Mr. Hahn’s question had asked only about the dismissal of civil servants. That term is generally considered to apply to govern-

civil service commission and whose dismissal requires minis- terial action. :

However, the seven immigra- tion employees fired at Saint John were seasonal employees who do not come under the com- mission. The transport depart- ment worker who was fired was identified earlier in the session as a part-time assistant work gang foreman on a St. Lawrence River Canal at Car ‘rial, Ont., who was in a similar fiisition. He was fired on the complaint by A. C. Casselman (PC—Grenville- Dundas) of poli»ti=cal partisanship.

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