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Jean Besse, one of the top play- ; ers in France, relates this true- to-life story in a recent issue of the British Bridge World maga- zine.

It seems there was a pair

tournament in Paris. East-West were a couple of up-and-coming young players fighting hard to make their mark in the tourna- ment. e

They had played so slowly im | the preceding two deals that they | | were late arriving at the new table for the next two. They sat down to play against an unknown

quence of bids then took place on the Hand shown in the accom-

panying diagram:

South West North Hast 1@ Pas 2@ # «Pas 4@ Pass 59 # Pas 56 Pass 66 Pas Paes Dble

West started with the: ace of

diamonds, East signaling with the nine. West stewed a while and then led the ate of clubs. Again East signaled with the nine. West now had to decide wheth- er it was better to continue with a diamond or a club. He finally determined on the diamond. East won with the queen.

tate. He gave the matter con siderable thought. (The declarer was already down 500.) West had returned the seven of diamonds, obviously his highest diamond, and declarer was therefore mark- ed to have at least one more.dia- mond.

But East was still not sure. He had a strong urge to try to cash

North-South pair. There wasn't

each other what systems they were playing.

‘In tournaments the players

ventions they may be using,

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| By JOHN DUDMAN

LONDON (Reuters) The Queen's castle is her home and she is entitled to the same privacy as al! other Britons, the London High Court decided Tuesday.

An order was made banning William Ellis, 51-year-old tavern keeper and former superintend- ent of Windsor Castle, from writ- ing again about his experiences during nine years of royal serv- ice.

even time for the pairs to ask} he turned to North and said:

are required to reveal to their| rupted and said: “Why do you opponents any specialized con-| ask? Don't tell me that

a club trick first. Still in a fog,

“Please. What system are you two playing?” - But West, his partner, inter

you want to learn this system.”

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Court Bans Stories Telling Of Life At Windsor Castle

It was now East's turn to cogi-':

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ran Her Majesty's yeekend | home.”

Ellis resigned his post at Wind- sor Castle, ancient fortress 20) miles from London where the | Royal Family spends*many wee ends, in November, 1957:-- ‘for persona! reasons.”

An interim injunction restrain ing Ellis from writing of his éx- periences was granted last week, and Attorney - Geherah Sir Regi- naid Manningham - Buller asked Tuesday for a continuation.

Ellis was-not.in court but prom- ised through his lawyer not to write about his job in the castle or pass on any information te newspapers about the Queen or Royal Family. INSIDE STORY

The case arose following pub- | lication Jan. 11 im the London! Sunday Pictorial of an article en-| titled The Queen in Her Castle, | billed as the first of a series. |

It was carried under the name. of ‘‘William Ellis, the man who |

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BROKE UNDERTAKING Manningham - Buller said Ellis”

newspaper article was a ‘clear

breach” of an undertaking Ellis

close anything about the Royal Family. : :

“In my submission, it is clear that he broke his word and that if he was paid he broke it for

ney. The rival lawyers agreed that Ellis’ promise not to break the undertaking again was sufficient to have the case stayed. The judge ruled accordingly and de- cided Ellis would have to pay costs. wee, Manningham - Buller said he was not suggesting the newspa- per was aware of the under tak- ing Ellis had given but added that

would have led to their learning that he had done so.”

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WINNIPEG (CP)—Four men, stranded with their damaged commercial plzne on ice in the mouth of ‘Hudson Bay. were spotted late Tuesday by an RCAF search plane.

An RCAF spokesman said the plane was located mear South ampton Island, 500 miles north of Churchill, Man., and 1,100 miles north of Winnipeg. They had been missing ‘since Sunday. = - Pilot of the downed plane, owned by TransAir Limited of Winmipeg. was identified as Sam Bondareff of Churchill. The others aboard had not been iden-

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