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Girl'snama 42, Showman Ziegfeld 44. Toward: Lat. 1 island ' 29, Pith * 2 Lg 9 Tio 30. Purify 31. Sidetracks Zia 7. V/AA La j ZL §. Sullivan or Wynn 8 Chiefs Must NEW YORK (AP) -- New York City's transit strike is leaving thousands of '"'essen- tial" executives alone at their desks, deep in paper work usu- ally done by '"'unessential'"' sec- retaries and clerks who stayed home. * Mayor John V. Lindsay had appealed earlier to workers to stay out of the city unless they were "'essential,"" but he didn't Say who was essential. In many offices Monday it was a strange picture: The boss opening his own mail, run- ning errands, getting his own coffee. "Usually you get hit with something like a snowstorm and the executives stay home,"' said one company official. "Looking around me, I see more execu- tives than clerks." This was. the result of a selec- tive effect. Much of the city's vast clerical population lives in Queens, the Bronx and other areas dependent upon buses and subways. Brave Strike While 'Indians' Stay Home affluent, often live in the sub- urbs from which trains and buses were running, Or else they live in fashionable east side Manhattan areas within walking distance of the office. New York Life Insurance Co. said 58 per cent of its 4,300 workers were out on the first business day of the strike--but added that the great number of executives and managerial peo- ple were at their desks. Some banks opened late. Many said they were behind in processing cheques. -- Chartered buses moved key employees of some firms to work. Some executives. driving into New York made quick de- tours to pick up secretaries. Blocks of hotel] rooms were booked by several businesses so workers could stay in town. The New York Stock Ex- change, which on a routine day is alinost buried in paper, sent staff personnel, including junior executives, to the trading floor] _ to-aiil gaps iert vy missing or-| Their bosses, usually more 'der clerks and messengers. 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Declarer is usually in trouble if he does not have adequate communication between his own hand and dummy's, Wathever the particular circumstances, the ability to enter either hand more or less at will is generally a tremendous factor in declar, er's favor. The defenders likewise gain an advantage by being able to communicate with each other, and in many hands this contact is absolutely vital to their ine terests. However, since #h de- fenders usually have muth less high-card strength than the de- clarer, they must husband their resources somewhat more caree fully to stay in touch with each other. Here is a case where East had to make a good play to defeat the contract. West led the nine of hearts in response to East's overcall and declarer played the ten from dummy. If East had made the mistake of playing the king, South would have made the contract , with ease. Whatever East re | turned, South wouldhave been able to establish his clubs in time to make at least nine' tricks. East's hearts would have. withered on the vine because he « could not both establish and cash them. } Aware of this difficulty, East decided against winning | the ten of hearts with the ing | and played the eight instead, \ This was a signal for West to.' lead another heart if and when he obtained the lead. East's only hope at this point was that. West had another heart, and also a club entry. When this turned out to be the case, South had to go down one. Declarer overtook the ten of hearts with the jack and led a club, but West went up with the ten of hearts with the king establishing East's remaining hearts. Declarer could now do no better than cash four diamond: tricks and the A-K of spades, but that brought him to only eight tricks and he wound up' going down as a result of East's excellent play at trick one. 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