NOVEMBER 8,

1947

the Parade.

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All Ex-Members of the Armed Forces, whether or not members ot the Canadian Legion, are urged to meet at the Legion Home at 10:15 A.M. on TUEiDAY, 11 NOVEMBER, I947. 17th (Recce Reg't) Band in attendance. Poppies will be worn. Remember your departed comrades by attending

F. W. SMITH, Secretory-Manager, Ch'town. Branch, Cdn. Legion, Il.E.S.L.

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The City's Modern and Air-

Conditioned Dance Hall CAFETERIA SERVICE

WEEKLY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE OPEN TO PUBLIC

Legionaires Orchestra

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all Proceeds In aid of "PARCELS FOR BRITAIN" FUND

$2.00 per Couple

For Reservations Phone 1222 or 478-L

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SATURDAY DANG

AT THE WIIELAII MEMORIAL AOIIITORIIIM I75 Grafton St.

MODERN AND OLDTIME—9-I2 0'CLOCK Music Supplied by the "IRlSH SWINGSTERS"

Open Air Promenade

Modern anii Old Time Featuring The 3 Macs ADM. 35¢

Canteen

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By Clifford McBride North-South vulnerable.

North East South West Pass Pass 3 N T Peas Pass Pass

better and easier contract but it could have been reached only it South had started out with two hearts —- a questionable choice. Against the actual three no- trump, West shrewdly avoided the pitfall at a diamond lead - which would have made everything sim- ple for the declarer -- and chose instead to lead his top spade. Dummy‘ and mm played 10w. and South won with the king. The three top hearts were cashed but South did not lead the fourth round - he had other work to perform first. west discarded the diamond seven on the third heart. and South, knowing his left-hand

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Mimi's opening bid in today's l-{QTEL

deal resulted in an inferior con- tract. but his playscted as iuii TUESDAY’ Nov’ "HI

compensation. II‘. Northdealer. ‘Q8733 Q10542 Q6182 --1 Q53 . a ‘s eases 9.1a N a eicss‘! w E peas 5 s @108 {Q1084 ‘J62 QKO QAKQ’! OAQG §AK01 ﬁiebidding:

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side since the end ‘of the war for

6 to 8 P.M. N/S interested contact MISS HATTIE MacLEAN P. E. Island Hospital

IFMYHU/VCH 57/5/17,‘ I R CHIEF DOESN'T PIA/VTO 5E8 YOU IIGA/A/Z. £57? 55E 71105;’ JFK/Eli’

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decided not to rely on the diamond finesse.

Alter establishing the heart ten as e trick and an entry, South led his spade nine and ducked in dummy. East won with the jack, but. (it should be observed) he could not afford ta cash the spade

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trick in dummy while the heart

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ten was still there. So Bast shllt- ed to the diamond ten.

South went right up with the diamond ace, entered dummy with e heart (while West discarded an- other diamond), then passed l club into the West hand. West promptly returned a club, but his relief was ﬂeeting. South alter cashing both top blubs, thtew West in again with the fourth round o! the suit, and now West had no choice but, ta set up the diamond queen tor South's ninth trick.

BUSY 0N CLYDISIDE

GLASGOW, Scotiand-(GH-So many ships have returned to Clyde-

major refit: and reconverslon that building oi’ new vessels has been delayed, shipping circles re-

neighbar to be an honest slgnalier

port.

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