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By B. JAY BECKER

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ory are usupally more correctly attributable to other causes. } Thus, in this hand, South com tended that he went down be cause he had forgotten the cards in the first trick. But actually he was defeated for a different rea- son. East won the heart lead with the king after the ten had been covered with the jack. He re- turned the king of diamonds, which held, and then led a trump. | Declarer took a second round of trump, cashed the A-K of clubs. and led another club. He hoped East would be forced to win the| trick and would thus be end-) played. But West won the third | club, led a diamond, and South went down one. '

South missed an easy way to make the hand. He should have taken the trump return in dum- my and led the queen of hearts. When East covered with the ace,

enter dummy with a club, and lead the seven of hearts.

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much in forgetting the cards that were played on the opening trick (K-J-10-8), but in failing to notice at that point that a heart trick would surely be developed with the Q-76 left in dummy and |

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Members of the Charlottetown Little Theatre Guild are looking forward with great anticipation to the final performance of the 1958-59 season which is slated for this coming Saturday evening

of the year.

The three act play entitled “Many Moons” is being direct- ed by Herbert Baxter, and is a delightful fantasy which will hold the interest of the young and not- so-young. In these days of sput- niks and air-born missiles every- one is “‘reaching for the moon”, and this highly imaginative pre- sentation has a lesson for every- one.

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concluded its season with a tra- ditional “Children’s Play’’ which has always turned out to be the most imteresting of the whole year. While those taking part in; the play this year are all quite people, still the perfor- mance is. designed for and wilt be of great interest to all mem- bers of the guild. All members would therefore be well advised to set aside Saturday evening to attend what promises to be a real treat for everyone.

The cast is composed of sev- eral young luadies who will be making their debut on the stage, as well as six young men who have appeared in. previous per- formances. They are, Rebecca and Margaret Giddings, Dorothy Baxter, Heather Armstrong, Sheila MacDonald and Clair Smith, Gerard Campbell, Keith Matheson, Ronnie Rayner and Brian Wonnacott.

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OTTAWA (OP) — Two MPs of different political persuasions agreed Tuesday that the white man is suspect in Indian eyes but they used the contention to point up opposing viewpoints on the question of enfranchising Indians.

The measure of agreement was reached between Frank How- ard (CCF — Skeena), who has campaigned in the Commons for the last three sessions for th the last three sessions for the enfranchisement of Indians,’ and George C. Fairfield ( PC—Por- tage-Neepawa), physician and surgeon whose medical practice includes Indians of two reserva: tions within his constituency.

They spoke on a private bill by Mr. Howard to repeal a provi- sion of the Indian Act requiring Indians to sign away their ex- emption from tax on income

come citizens with voting rights.

Debate occupied the whole hour allotted to private legislation with no decision being reached on the bill.

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