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South is playing four spades. He wins the heart lead in dummy and leads a spade to the ace. Im- mediately comes the bad news that East has a trump trick.

South now has. four possible losers—a spade, two diamonds, and a club—instead of the three which before seemed probable. The obligation arises to seek the

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The spade and club losers are obviously impossible to escape, so South devotes all his attention to saving one of the diamond tricks.

He notes that # he leads the’ jack of diamonds from dummy

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

cover the jeck, and then be two diamond losers. clarer also notes that if he a low diamond from

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he can induce the opponents to play the suit there is a good chance to cut off one diamond loser.

Accordingly, he cashes the king of spades and two ‘igh hearts. Now he lets East run with the ball by handing him his 'tfump trick. Hearts can no long- led by the defense because de- :clarer would obtain a ruff and discard. : \

In the actual] hand, as can be seen, the defenders cannot over- come.'South’s method of play, re- Sardless of what they do. Sup pose,.for example, East leads aj diamond. Declarer plays low and! West wins, but South can later take another diamond. finesse to make the contract.

If East does not lead a dia- mond, he is forced to lead a club. If he chooses to play the ace and another club, South simply dis- cards a diamond, permitting West to win the club. The queen of Clubs takes care of the other dia- mond loser.

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|Ribbon Rail To B Into Atlantic Region By CNR

MONCTON Welded rail, commonly referred to in railway circles as ‘ribbon’ rail, is to be introduced in the Atlantic region of the Canadian ational Railways.

D.V. Gonder, vi i and general manager of the CNR Auantie region,’ disclosed today that the new rail is to be laid along a 14-mile

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they rounded curves. It was the

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plant at the yard is now turning out the 504-foot lengths THREE BOX—CARS

The rail-welding plant is con- tained in three specially design-

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ed box-cars, and is owned by the Matisa Equipment Corporation of Chicago, proprietors of the

process. The CNR rents the layout, and with the exception $f a super- visor and a maintenance man, CNR people run the whole show. The three cars are equipped

and brake equipment. The pro- cess begins with tlie lifting of the rails from the fiat-cars to a sloping delivery ramp at the front end of the assemply line. Here they are fed along a con- veyor system to the welding ma- chine, where hydraulic clamps hold them rigediy in position. The powerful current surging through the welder heats the ends, to the melting point. 45—TON WALLOP

At precisely the proper critical heat, a

delivers a smashing 45-ton

lop, called a “forging

the seething rail ends,

fused solidly. The

ly as strong as the

From the welding

rail moves along

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rail was carried in three tiers.

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