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nm IARRII EXAMINER TUESDAY Dim OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Scottish No Midineek Game By McINTYRE HOOD London Engiand Cornlpondcnt For The Barrie Examiner LONDONTile Scottish Foot ball Association is unanimously opposed to the proposal of the English Football Association that all international games be Dial ed in midweek it is also oppos ed to the English suggestion that the international series between England Scotland Ireland and Wales should be abandoned in 1062 the year oi the world cup competition Ata meeting ot the Scottish Association the were no dis senting voices en it was ag reed to wage war on the English proposals It is believed that Wales and Ireland will also sup port thcScoltish View that Satur day internationals be continued since the associations of these countries depend on the large Saturday gates nt these games or their financing The Scottiish league manage meat committee has accepted the invitation ot the American Football Association to send team to New York in May oi 1960 to participate in an inter national league tournament to be held there VENGLISII CmI DRAW There will be some stirring games in the third round of the English mt mp the draw for which has just been announced The outstanding game Iin tho draw is that between Newcastle and Wolverhampton Wanderers on the Newcastle ground0ther first division teams drawn again st eneh other are Bury vs Bolt on and Sundcrlnnd vs Blackburn Rovers Of the clubs in the Lon don district only two are drawn tertaia Hull City now at the bot tom oi Division two while Chel sea will be at home to Eradtord of the third division The loodm chm playing away lrorn home are Charlton at Bristol City west Hamel Huddersfield Lay ton Orient at liverpool Tottenlt barn at Newport County and Ar rental at Rotheritam the team which lshattlingor the second division leadership TEE GIANTKILLERS Bath City Victor nvizr Notts County will be at home against Brighton oi the second division Peterborougb United the other giant killers go to Ipswich Town also second division club oth er games in which tirst division team are involved are Luton at Exeter City Reading at NottinghamForest Died Un tied at Ashton Villa Manaiield at Blackpool Manchester Univ ed at Derby County Burnley at Lincoln Southampton at Mani chester City Everton at Roch dnlc or Eradlord City Middles borough at Sheiticld Wednesday Preston at Stake Plymouth at West Eromwich Albion and Lot cester at Wrerham SCUITISH CUP DRAW Scottish first division teams oppose each other in only one oi the games of the Iirst round oi the Scottish Cup Clyde will meet Third Lanark at Shawiield Park in what should be stirring game The cup holders St Mir ren have drawn an easy match for the first mandrandzviifliea home to amateur sldeGlasgow University playing in the cup proper tor the ttrst time in near 1y 30 years Rangers have to travel tp Berwick on the Eng lish border to play Berwick to play at home Fulham vlll en Rangcrs Aberdeen are at home CONTRACT BRIDGE By JAY BECKER East dealer Neither side vulnerable Opening leadfive oi olubs One of the most common faults Ia playing the dummy is the ten dency to isolate each problem as it arises rather than deal with the handas whole Declarer won the club lead in dummy and played the K2 of diamonds in the hope the defense would take the ace But East un kindly ducked both diamonds and South was then faced with an impossible task When he led the ten of spades from dummy East covered with rstsvisionm RENTAL SERVICE Pit 83606 the queen and the king lost to the ace spade was returned and South could do no better than cash eight tricks Declarer lost the contract on the very first trick He should have won the club lead with tho ace instead of taking it cheaply in dtunmy with the ten South should take the view that the contract is notlikely to be made Inless the diamond suit non be run He cannot aitord to rely exclusively on the hope the opponents will win the first or second diamond leads He should make allowance for the possibil ity that either defender may have been dealt three or four diamonds to the ace and will not take the first two diamond otter ings The purpose of playing the club ace at trick one is to insure later club entry to dummy in casethe diamond ace is held up Thus in the actual case South leads three rounds at diamonds after winning the opening lead East lattes the ace and can do nothing to injure deelarer If he returns club dummy automat ically acquires an entry to cash the good diamonds and Soth be comes assured of ten tricks If East returns heart declar er leads club to force his way into dummy and again hasten tricks Or it East chooses to re turn is spade South iinesses to obtain the same result It all goes back to what hap pens at trick one South must do more than play mechanically to the opening lead He must plan the play of the hand asa whole Tomorrow trump coup Cilllltliilt MISS you yourcanrier hasnos arrivedby pleasephoné Pas2433 And Copy Will Be Delivered To ¥ouriflome vALLEvstnim DRIVEYOURSELF CARS AndiTRUCKS trains Is NOjCHARGE FOR THIS sjsrwés Jane Cole in home again all spending sometime in hospitll Miss Pauline Irish iasperidiog the holiday at be borne in Var ¢Y The Home and School sponsor ed turkey draw and war woo loBrccbin Ciiyotthatiratdivi aioa The other games in the draw are Dumbarton at Queen oi the South Streamer at Kilmarnock Faith Rovers at Queens Park East Stirling at Morton St John aloneat Duniermline Rather at Stcnhousemulr Tarii Raven at Albion Rovers Hamilton at Keith Partick Thistle atEast hie Given bye In the first round are Airdrio Arhxoath Ayr Unit ed Celtic Dundee Hearts Hit union Motherwell suriing Alb ion Alloa CowdenbeatbL Dundee United Falldrk Forlnr Kthletlc lilontrose lvcrness City Coley Elgin City Eyemoutb and Peequ Eobers BC Iron obi spending tow weeks with her daughter Mn acacock DrR Boyd and Mn Boyd and children Toronto visited on Sunday at Wilsons CHURCH SERVICE The Christian church service was well attended Sunday tine manage war delivered by Rev Robinson Ibtmuaic by the Junior ebolr added much to the service Alter the church lervloe all went to the aehoolroom tor we ial hour when the children had an exchange at glita aadcandy The ladies served dainty lunch oi asndwlcbei and cookies HOUSING UNITS In 1953 therewere 75800 new families formed in Canada and 6686 new housing aalu com pleted Ore Finds New Market VANCOUVER 16 British Columbia iron ore has lound market in Japan Current export contracts will gross about $30000000 and are nInnlng nhout $7000000 annually survey at iron ore mining in terests shows Development oi new propertiu combined with research in Japan on the BC ores may double or this figure during he next Without the Japanese market some mining authorities there would beno present devel opment EC ore to largely lowgrade and would not be acceptable to domestio or us millseven it any were within economic range The Japanese steel industry however buys ore around the world and has developed mehods or blending to make useiul mill iced The Japanese mills too are conductingiesearch on methods it beneliciatingor upgrading the 30 ore and whéumrocess is developed this beneiiciation will he done in 80 bciore shipment The ourcurrent exporters are Texada Mines which will have 1059 production of about 30000 tons andplaas slmliar tonnage or 1960 Empire Development Co Ltd which has threeyear contract iorsale oi 1400000 tons of concentrate Hualpal Enter prises Ltd which will produce an estimated 15000021 this year and Nimpkish Iron Mines Ltd which has contract or sale of 1050000 tons All properties being developed are on Vancouver Island Four others on Vancouver Island in the Queen Charlotte are under dc velopment By ANNE ADAMS SEWTHRIFTY TOP STARS OF THE SEASON versatile and basic blouse Wide straps point the way to high sleek waist above skirtwith patch pockets Easy sew Printed Pattern 4650 Misses Sizes 12 14 15 1510 Size 16 jumper requires yards 544 inch blousel yards 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