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bridge for lo! these many years which has found little support among the players I know.

It is my contention there’s no,‘ su-cli animal as a brilliant bridge‘ player. Before the brickbats come flying this way, let me ex- plain what it is that I mean-. '

Bridge is a game ‘of reasoning and logic. There"a-re other impor- tant factors, such as psyciliologyf, temperament, etc., but basi»cally,§ the player who thinks soundly is' the one who winds up with the points.

CONTRACIT BRIDGE

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ation, then how can it be bril- liant? A hand may be bid well, or played well, but, from the standpoint of par, that is what is to be expected, and the player who meets tihat expectation is only doing what he’s supposed to do. Sometimes a player makes the wrong bid or play and it happens to come out right. If this player repeatedly makes such wrong bids or plays, he is working against percentage and.t'1me will catch up with him".

But if his occasional triumph can be classed as brilliance, then I want no part of it.

Take todayls ha-nd. West open- ed a spade, East won with the ace, and decla.-rer played the king. East naturally read the king as a singleton, and mindful of dummy‘s jack of spades, shift- ed to a club. Soutsh di.scarded his other spade, lost a trump, and made five hearts. .

If declarer had played his three of spades on the opening lead, East would have had no difficul- ty returning a spade for West to ruff, and South would have been down one , , ,

We admire South's play all right. was marked on the bidding with a six - card spade suit, and "a ruff was therefore im-

might fool East and save a trick, which he did. But brilliant? No.

If a bid or a play is the cor- rect bid or play in a given situ-

South made Vie night play, that’s all.

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NEWYORK (AP) ——- Canadian-_ born industrialisit Cyrus S. Eaton has been ordered to appear be-l fore the House of Representatives‘ committee on un-American activ- ities as a result of a recent blast

lagainst the U.S. internal security

system and the Federal Bureau of Investigation‘ in ‘particular. The committee’s staff director, Richard Arens, disclosed this Monday night in a prepared TV

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chairman Francis Walter (Dem. Pa.) has signed a subpoena for Eaton’s appearance “at an ap-F propriate time.”

Arens said the Cleveland indus-

the Communists in a May 4 TV interview in which he expressed concern about “police state”- methods in the U.S. and de-_ scribed the FBI as one of many agencies engaged in “snooping,

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Twenty-one gun salutes were fired at Ottawa and provincial capitals throughout the land Mon- day as Canada celebrated the of- ficial observance of Queen Eliza-

Victoria.

But few Canadians heard them. They were out by the hundreds of thousands relaxing near rivers, lakes and streams, on the first warm-weather holiday weekend of the year. i

The biggest doings were in Brit- ish Columbia ‘where the holiday gave centennial year celebrations an added lift. In Vancouver's Chinatown a 200-foot,-long dragon snaked through the streets car- ried by 100 marchers.

CROWDS JAM HILL Ottawa had one of its biggest tourist influxes on record as

neared an all-time high.

In another section of Ontario the blossoming fruit orchards of the Niagara Peninsula attracted another giant crowd which jam- med highways in ._the region. _Firecrackers caused much de. light but in a few instances they Causerl trouble, too. ~ i ‘Children playing with firecrack- ie.“ “SP9 blamed for two small f:.r‘°5 3‘ Bl‘an_tford, Ont.. and two (1"$JL5‘h*:“_"11l11T11n2 near Brantford ‘or-R t.0L;1‘r ]clothes when flrecrgck- .‘.l. .s.ser by tiirirboys ignited t 19 h03he(l-up clothing.

Eaton Ordered To Appear

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beth’s birthday and that of Queen V

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infonming and creeping up on . people." .

Walter asked for equal time for a committee reply and the ABC network, which carried the orig- inal interview. has made it avail- able to Arens.

Eaton, reached at his Acadia Farms estate south of Cleveland, Ohio, said he has not heard from the committee “so I assume that the statement by a member of its I

staff is for the usual publiciity-i

seeking purposes.”

DELIGHTED T0 APPEAR “Needless to say,” he contin-

ued, “I shall be'delighted to ap-,

pear before any congireissionail

. _ committee for a serious discus-l‘ triahst played into the hands of sion of the federal secret police

I and intelligence agencies, and the effects, as I see them, of their sub rosa activities in the freedomi guaranteed to the citizens by the constitution and the bill of rights.”

ploded in his pocket, causing leg burns. His parents said another boy threw a lighted firecracker into Dennis Magnusson’s pocket, touching off others he was carry- ing.

In many sections of the coun- try the holiday mhrked the start of the swimming year. Van- couver reported ocean beaches jammed in the 80-degree tem peratures. '

Among the people who took to the countryside were a group of Granby, Que., zoo-keepers. But theirs was a business trip, search- ing for five mountain goats which skipped the.zoo in a burst of spring exhuberance.

u,.s .Ccirc|inal Suffers Stroke

VATICAN. CITY (APl—SamueI Cardinal Stritc'h suffered a stroke early Monday, partially paralyz- ing his right side. It was caused by a blood clot in the brain. An- other blood clot forced the ampu- tation of his right arm three weeks ago.

Doctors said they could not make a forecast on the 70-year- old U.S. cardina1’s recovery until today, when they expect his con- dition to reach a crisis. His per- sonal physician. Dr. Ralph Ber-

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a.m.—CKCW TV News, boy was taken to hospital when know

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gen of Chicago, described the cardinals condition as stationary and said “there is nothing we can

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