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Twin Brothers Face Charges

TORONTO (CP) — Harry and Benjamin Smith, twin brothers and millionaire Toronto hotel- men, were charged Wednesday with theft and fraud involving $257,263 from the sale of Brilund Mine stock assets.

Harry was charged with steal- ing and defrauding Brilund of $165,381 and then jointly with his brother on the same charges‘ in- volving a total of $91,882.

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executives of the flrm with their,‘ fraud and conspiracy involving $960,000. He was out on $50,000 bail. . Harry, who had not been charged before, was accused of taking $39,746. of the. $91,882.

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Opening lead—-six of spades.

It h-as been my good fortune to have met in combat most of the top bridge players in the world. If there is one character- istic common to all of them, it is that they are not distinguished by frequent or occasional brilli- ance. but rather that their

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South got to three notrump on QK95 the stereotyped bidding shown. VAIQO783 West opened a spade. Had East zinc played the ace and returned the _ Jack declarer would have ducked The bidding: and »thenAtz;ken the third round of gut south W spaces. osing diamond finesse pa“ 1N-r Pg would have been taken and South

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But East played the jack of spades and South felt compelled to win it with the king lest it turn out West had the ace. in which case the entire spade suit could _be run against him. When the diamond finesse was‘ now taken, East won the king, led the ace and another spade, and the contract went down one.

South could have made the hand if he had ducked the spade jack, but he can hardly be fault- ed for his play. East’s pla.y was «beyond question correct. Seeing 11 points in dummy and 11 in his own hand, and counting a min- imum of 16 in South’s hand for his notrump bid, West could not have more than 2 points.

The only chance to defeat the contract lay in the hope West’s 2 points consisted of the queen of spades and a long suit. No other holding would permit de- feat of the contract. Hence the jack of spades play.

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