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In U.K. Brewing + By ALAN HARVEY jebout Taylor's invasion oes LONDON (CP)—In a series of staid old British Industry, with fleeting visits over a two-year its settled habits and cosy tra- |period, ebullient BE. P.. (Eddie) | ditions. is that it bas been ac- Taylor of Toronto has fought his complished almost as a sideline frothy way near to the pinnacle activity to the Canadian busi- of British brewing. jessman’s other endeavors.

By his latest move, an-|

sentend here he is merging his | NEPS OVER io £46,000,000 United Breweries | He only nips over he . on with the two-century-old Char- Canada every so often, and then rington firm to form the third. he only stays a few days oF | largest \peer group in Britain |," the financial editor of one | The new company, to be newspaper told a re- called Charrington United ' Breweries, will control 5,250 The Toronio tycoon has @ pubs or officence outlets. That house in Surrey. an office im puts it next in-line behind Ind. Mayfair and « suite at Clar- Coope, run by Edward Thomp- idge’s Hotel. There are some with 7.846 outlets. and Wat- who think he will devote in- ney Mann with 6,440. jereasing time fo the British | To some financial commenta- tide of his far-flung business |

the remarkable thing interests

Taylor will be #1 next Mon-

fer,

‘COUNCIL OKAYS BOW, ARROW

OTTAWA {CP) — The Northwest Territories Coun- ci! has ruled that a bow and arrow is just as -

lethal as a gun and, used properly, causes an animal no more pain that a bullet. The council refused a re-

q u- mane Societies that the hunting of buffalo “witha bow and arrow be banned hecause its use meant un- necessary suffering for the

animals. agreed,

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Councillors how." ever, that steps should be taken to ensure that per- sonshunting with such wea- Pons ate. experts.

jday. His brewing. industries now cover ‘the entire British Isles 2a

wise - |\NOW IN CONTROL | The Charrington merger will

ibring him firmly into the brew. |.

ery picture in heavily-populated southern Fngland

| The chairman of the new or- |

jganization will be 56-year-old John Charrington, bearing the | name of a company founded in

|the ‘business for generations. 4 | HOSis expected to remain in | | control of day4to-day operation jwith Taylor, the deputy-chair- }man, acting as master-mind

| Charrington United Breweries will have assets of £80,000,000. Talks on details of the merger

‘are still going on, but there. ie |

| Hétte chance of the agreement | being upset.

~ CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

North dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

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Opening lead—nine of hearts This hand occurred in a team Match. North opened with a no — and South responded two

North-South were’ using the Staymen convention and the two club bid, in line with the convention, simply requested North ta stow a@ four-card ma- jor suit if he had one: other: | wise, North was supposed to |

bid two diamonds or. two no- |

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KT3 ___ redoubled despite his holding of

trump, depending upon the | strength of his hand. ‘ West, anxious to get a club jlead in case North became de- clarer in notrump or a major | suit, doubled ; North, taking advantage of ithe opportunity to deny posses- sion_ofa—four-card—major—and, at the same time, to show good | support for clubs, redoubled | After Fast passed, South de- ‘cided to gamble out two cluns

only the Q-6. He reasoned his | side had-enough high card i strength to make eight tricks }even though he knew West was loaded with clubs, He therefore | passed | West had no place to run for shelter and also passed, thouzh by ‘how he was beset with | doubts about the whole matter. { He led a heart fis Declarer finessed “the jack, cashed the queen and ace of spades, finessed the queen of | hearts and cashed the ace. Then

after cashing the king and ace|

of diamonds, he trumped a spade 4tn—dummy,—West discarding heart

By now, eight tricks had played and South had won them all, West was left with only! clubs. When declarer played a diamond to the jack, West nad to ruff, and when he then re- turned a low trump, South let it come around to his queen.

Dummy still had the A-J left and had to make two tricks with them, and the upshot of the hand was that South made two clubs redoubled with three overtricks - .

This came to a tidy 1,910 points fore °Ni th, which goes to show that you have to be sure of what you're doing

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