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12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Feb. 23, 1959. _ RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

North dealer. Neither side vulnerable, NORTH 4AKI7432 eQi4 @i4a- 9 EAST @O96 410 eo6* 8532 95 428632 185432 &Q107 SOUTH @85 @AKI10 @AKI10 AKG The bidding: North East South West 1@ Pass 39 Pass 3@ Pass 4¢@ Pass te Pass -7NT

Opening lead—rour of ‘clubs.

I was playing in the Masters Pairs in 1941 and held the North ; hand. The bidding went as shown.

ing seven notrump, considering h.s sand and the fact I had open- ‘ed \the bidding. Sad to relate

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to finesse.. contracts also were reached. including six notrump.

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MONTREAL ‘CP Steel and Coal Corporation has

confirmed the appointment of Al-} bert L. Fairley. Jr.. as president of the company, succeeding

Crawford Gordon, Jr. Mr ley was formerly vice-president. The announcement was made following a meetinz of the com- pany’s board of directors here Wednesday, but a company spokesman earlier this week had disclosed that the appcinument Was to be made i Mr. Gordon was named chair- man o! the board and Allan C.| MacDonald was appointed vice- chairman and chairman of the executive commnitee OTHER POSTS | The three men were also ap-/| pointed executive officers of owe

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Dosco subsidiaries Dominion Coa! Company and Nova Scotia Steel and Céal Company

Mr. Fairley. 45. joined Dosco|

last August after serving as vice-; president and director of Shen-; ango Fugnace Company of Pitts-; a native of Bir-

burgh. He is : mingham, Al He was graduated from Bir-

mingham. South College with a ha science degree in 1954)! and later took postgraduate stud. n geology and mining) en- gineering i He worked with several large U.S. concerns before serving as/ assistant deputy director of the steel division of the U.S. war pro- duction board in the early years of the Second World War. Frem 1943 to 1946 he was with! the U.S. Army Air Force Mr. Gordon, 4, and Mr. Mac-} Donald 45, retain their positions with A. V. Roe Canada Limited, Dosco’s parent company. Mr. is president and Mr. MacDonald executive vice - presi- den

Dosco is one of Canada’s ma- jor stee! producers and the larg- est coal - producing concern, em-

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FAMOUS HANDS

It would be difficult to criticize! mv partner's optimism in reach-|

Fair-; ~

I was struck with amusement at >. me. when those declarers who had guessed to finesse for the spade queen expounded at length on how or why they had located the crucial queen. I am) sure that, if the finesse had fail-| ed, the other half of the field who} had successfully played for the

drop ‘if East had held Q-x! would also have elaborated on how they; had managed to guese the spade situation.

One pair who reached seven hears made the contract without “guessing” for the queen. A club was opened. Declarer (Alphonse! Moyse, editor of the Bridge) World magazine) won and promp- tly ruffed a club in dummy.

After playing the ace af spad- es, both defenders followed low. declarer cashed the A-K of dia-| monds and ruffed a diamond. He then drew four rounds of trumps and cashed the king of clubs.

The location of the queen of! ; spades now presented no prob- jlem to declarer. Moyse led a spade and finessed, knowing it | Was certain to succeed ! | East had shown up with five

ene when he played to drop th e| diamonds ‘West did not follow to 7.13 Country and Western Round-/quedn of spades instead of fines-|the third round of diamonds).

up | sz: for the queen. He had plenty East had also shown up with four 7.30 News Headlines and Weath-| of company on the hand, about | hearts. He had followed to three;

o i half the field playing for the | rounds 7.35 Country and Western Round-| qr») and the other half choosing| could not have been dealt more

of clubs. Hence. he | than one spade. The finesse was therefore sure}

to win. It was like taking: candy

| Seven hearts, and seven spades | from a baby

President Named, ‘Other Changes Announced

. Dominion ; plying 25,000 in 13 communities: - across the country

It also oper-

ates iron ore and limes‘one,

mines several steel finishing plan's

Hospital Plan Is Discussed In N<B. House

FREDERICTON ‘CP' — No} rormal agreement has been} signed by New Brunswick and the federal government on costs of | the National Hospital Insurance! Plan. Health Minister McInerney | said in the legislature Wednesday in reply to an Opposition query. |

Three throne speech debaters | also referred to the plan sche- | duled to start in te province July 1. Chairman Edgar Four- nier of the New Brunswick Elec-| tric Power Commission said| lengthy study had showh the pro-| posed premium method would be! the best way to finance it.

His view was shared by Wel-| down Lawrence (PC York:. P. C. Price (L—Northumberland’ said premiums might be accept- able in provinces where a large percentaze of the population was! on steady payroll i

Mr. Fournier said the power commission was doing More than ever\to help the province’s coal| industry. kmprovements such as washing and screening had re‘ sulted in a substantial market) outside the province, he said. |

Legislation was introduced au-| thofizing an agreement with the; state of Maine for construction |

Island with Lubec, Me.

Flight Planned Of Silver Dart

BADDECK, N.S. ‘CP) — The replica of the biplane Silver Dart will be given a trial run here today.

RCAF officials said Wednesday ithat 10 inches of snow covering the Bras d'Or Lakes would be rolled to give the Dart a sizeable | runway. i

The trial run will be made by Winz Cmdr. Pay! Hartman of Ot- tawa. Hartman will also be at the controls for the official recreation of Hon. J. A. D. McCurdy’s) famous 1909 Silver Dart flight! next Monday i

Nearly 1,000 guests including aviation industry, defence depart- ment and federal and provincial government representatives are to witness the next week's evem commemorating the ‘Sth an- niversary of the first powered fight itn ehoomnalw.Cethm

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