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There seemed to be nothing to the play when dummy first came down. But many a d‘eIclarerr in this state of mind has been caught off base and discovered too late that the hand should not have been treated casually.

East took the diamond lead and shifted to the queen of clubs, taken by the ace. Had the spades and hearts broken normally, de- clarer wouldIha-ve taken eleven tricks. ’ _

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the question of not making even ten tricks became a distinct pos- sibility. lit the hearts now also broke badly, there was danger that a trick in each suit would be lost, and with it the contract.

So South applied "his thoughts to the task of protecting the con- nact against a possible 4-1 heart break. After cashing the of diamonds and ace of spades he played a low heart to the king and exited with the eight of clubs.

And now, these precautions having been taken, the contract could no longer be defeated. It did not matter which defender won the club trick.

If East took the club. he would be compelled to give declarer a ruﬁt' and discard when he led either a diamond or club. South would thus avoid a heart loser.

Or if West took the club, the best he could do would be to lead back a heart. This would be taken in dummy and East would have the option of ruﬁfing it or not. If he trumped dummy’us high heart he would be obliged to present declaner with a ruff-discard.

And it East discarded on dum- my’s high heart he would only be postponing the inevitable. In such case, declarer would throw him into the lead with a spade to force the ruﬂf-discand.

So the contract was made. It just goes to show that even when bad luck strikes twice in the same hand a little extra care can sometimes do wonders.

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Go-Idﬁne Is Ordered To Tell Story Of Cheques

BOSTON (AP)—Bernard Gold— fine, the textile millionaire whose generosity cost Sherman Adams his White House job, was ordered Wednesday to tell the whole story -—under oath—0t some $875,000in cashier’s cheques.

Goldlfine refused to tell a con— gressional committee last June about them. He said they were beyond the scope of the commit- tee’s inquiry. As a result he was cited for contempt of Congress.

The matter of the cheques came up again Wednesday in U.S. District Court where Goldfine and two firms he controls—East B‘os— ton Company and Boston Port Development Company —- sought approval of a compromise settle- ment in a minority stockholder’s suit.

George B. Heddendorf of Fay- ette, Me., sued GoldIEine and other officers of the two firms, alleging mismanagement and demanding compensation.

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