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TWO furnished .rooms,. married
“couple. Phone .3383. (2)

39A. ‘Suites for Rent

SUITE Suitable for couple. Phone
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wittingly laid for’ himself, )
It cannot .be denied ‘that
East’s preémptive bid of. four
hearts was well timed :to. cause
South the maximum ‘irritation.

 

‘the ‘king. When both hands fol-
lowed, declarer turned his at-
tention next to the clubs.

The three top clubs were
taken and, when the suit did

“tnot break; West was given his

club trick. Inasmuch as South
was pretty well marked with

~-lthe ace of spades, West saw

| that his opponent had 11 top

wicks at this point. In order
to.put the declarer to the maxi-
mum guess, therefore, West re-
turned a diamond.

South went into an agonizing
huddle and, remembering
East's preémplive activities in
the auction, he finally decided
to finesse against the jack of
diamonds. by putting. in the
5|dummy’s ten. East won with
the jack and had saved enough
hearts to set the contract by a
wide margin, -

‘ While South’s decision t toplay
West for four. diarnonds was not
unreasonable, he had .unneces-
Sarily placed himself in a situa-
tion where he was forced. to

|make a fatal guess. As long

South with 19 gilt edged , ‘high | as he was ‘going to play East
card points could hardly; be ex- | for a seven card heart holding,
-pected to siay out of a-slam ihe might just as well test the

and his sole concern. -appeared
to be the selection of:the most
‘likely contract. While it is. true
that a slam in clubs could be
fulfilled, nevertheless.it was.ex-
tremely difficult to reach’ that
spot. I do not consider, South
was at. all unreasonable - to
barge into six’no.trump. ”
West led the nine -of hearts,
and South won withthe ace,
It was logical to conclude: that
Bast’s four heart bid was-based
on a.seven card suit so” that
there was nothing to be gained
by holding up., Declarer- decid-
_ ed, as a preliminary measure,
“to test the diamond suit, so: he
cashed first the ace and ‘then

 

clubs first. When East shows
out on the second round, declar-

-er can afford to give West his
' stopper in the suit. Phe latter
i will prestimably make the:safe

return of a spade which en-
ables South to test the entire
distribution.

Three rounds of #27". are
cashed -and, when }0.. 0. 4ows
out on the third round, ii be-
comes apparent that if he start-
ed with seven ‘hearts, two
spades and one club, he must
have three diamonds. When de-
clarer cashes the three top dia-
monds, the jack drops, and
dummy’s. ten .becomes estab-
lished forthe 12th trick.

,day the 90,000 survivors of the
‘Hiroshima atomic bomb live in
‘A sort of partnership with
ideath, a psychiatrist says.

‘should have died. I am not
iwholly alive.”

Hiroshima survivors live
in “death partnership

yet they ignore the threat. One
psychological
is denia} -- the refusal to think
about Pnreabening or disturbing

PHILADELPHIA W — To this

They feel: “I almost died. I

Thoit was the report Thursday
of Dr. Robert Lifton of Yale
University, fresh from a. 44-
month study of the people dev-
astated by the bomb 17 years
ago.

His report came with others
from a panel of researchers an-
alyzing -how Americans are. re-
sponding to the threat of nu-
clear disaster.

Dr. Lifton told a session of
the American Association for
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i Dr, Lester Grinspoon, Harvard

the Hiroshima survivors—called
ithe Hibakusha, or those who
iwere exposed to the bomb-—ex-
‘perience a continuing encounter.
jwith death,

' DEATH ALL AROUND

The moment the bomb - fell

‘most of the Hiroshima victims
felt “I am going to die,” Dr. Lif-
ton said. Then for weeks they
wandered through their de-
stroyed city, a scene of mass
death. ‘

Three to four weeks after the
bomb, apparently healthy peo-

tion sickness and dying. -

This brought a shocking real-
ization that the. bomb had
changed their bodies. Victims
began to bleed in the skin and
‘internally. Some lost their hair.
’ Years after — in the pericd
1948 to 1952--there was an in-
crease in leukemia among those
who had been close to the cen-
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OTTAWA (@—Business failures
in Canada in the third quarter
of 1962 rose by 13 per cent to 775
from 595 in the corresponding
period a year ago, the Dominion
Bureau of Statistics said today.

VANCOUVER «(h) —- Fewer per-
sons were injured in traffic ac-
cidents this Christmas in Van-
say 37 persons
were injured in the seven days
ending Boxing Day compared
with six dead

() —- Ocean Fish-
eries Ltd., one of Canada's larg-
est .fish processors with head-
quarters here,. has reported an
all-time high sales of $25,263,503
during 1962. This is an increase
of $2,057, 643 trom 1961.

HALIFAX

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NEW WEATHER:
SHIP PLANNED: :

OTTAWA -—Tenders. ares he~
ing calied for a new: weatt er:
and oceanographic ship” Cr
service with the Canitlian
Coast Guard on the ‘Pabific
Coast, Transport Minister Bal-
cer announced Friday...,..,,

The 5,350-ton vessel: will
come the biggest in the. Co Hist
Guard and will replace. one, of
the existing weatherships that
man ocean station “Papa,” 900
miles west of the British .C 1
umbia coast. 7

Tenders being sought. on: ‘the’
Pacific Coast. will close,, April
10. The ship is scheduled: for:
completion in the spring. of
1966.

The announcement. said' the
ship will be of the latest. de~
sign. There will be water: ‘jets
to steer the vessel. at “low
speeds, anti-roll tanks. will re-
duce roll in heavy .weather,
and a helicopter hangar and
single cabins for all ‘crew
members. The air-conditioned
ship’ will have extensive: lab-:

oratory facilities. tos ay!

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who threatened suicide- talking
on the telephone until” “police
reached him in his hoteél;."The
man, unemployed for’ fort r.
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