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The
U.S.
Defense.
Department
calculates
that
the
armed
forces
rannot
be
maintained
at
their
present
size
for
much
longer
;
without
drafting
fathers
or
I
other
groups
now
exempt.
This
developed
during
testimony
by
Defense
Secretary
i
Charles
Wilson
at
a
Senate
,
appropriations
sub-committee's
hearings
on
the
military
bud-;
Ket.
Wilson
read
a
statement
from
:
John
"
Hannah,
assistant
secretary
of
defense
for
manpower
pnd
personnel,
that
at
the
present
rate
of
inductions,
the
armed
services
will
exhaust
their
military
manpower
pool
within
30
months.
Hannah's
statement
said
that
"we
have
been
putting
men
into
uniform
faster
than
the
young
men
are
turning
18.
Hannah
said
the
armed
forces,
at
their
present
size,
requires
an
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permanent
Canadian
representative
.to
the
United
Nations,
presents
a
cheque
for
$800,000
to
the
UN
secretary-general,
Dag
Hammarskjold
in
New
York.
The
cheque
represents
Canada's
contribution
to
the
UN's
expanded
program
of
technical
assistance
for
1953.
At
the
third
technical
assistance
conference
last
February,
Canada
pledged
a
minimum
of
$750,000
provided
the
total
contributions
reached
$30,000,000.
plus
proportionate
increases
up
to
$850,000
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same
time
the
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of
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reaching
the
minimum
ase
i
for
military
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and
meet-
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May
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of
Its
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I'lay"
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Down
With
Ice
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Ham!
Mr.
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idea
of
a
real
victory
is
it
jime
or
slam
hand
which
he
can
lay
down
right
after
the
opening
lead.
Mr.
Heinsite's
thinking
is
just
the
opposite.
I
have
seen
him
jeopard
ize
an
ice-cold
contract
that
he
might
develop
a
squeeze,
an
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in
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United
States
and
Britain
in
experimental
East
dealer
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heating
purposes.
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construction
of
an
atomic;
pile
of
its
own.
j
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decision
Is
expected
to
be
reached
this
year
by
the
SwLss
atomic
commission.
Although
Switzerland
possess-:
cs
no
uranium
ore,
the
material
used
to
produce
a
nuclear
chain'
reaction,
Swiss
nuclear
scien-(
tists
have
been
studyingl
both;
theoretically
and
experimentally,!
the
fundamental
problems
rais-1
id
by
the
industrial
use
of!
atomic
energy.
'Expensive
research
work
has:
been
undertaken
by
Swiss
uni-j
versity
institutes
as
well
as
by.
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two
schools
of
thought
tnngled
in
today's
deal.
Against
i
the
contract
of
two
spades.
Mr.
Dale
led
the
six
of
diamonds.
;
Dummy
ducked
and
Mr.
Meek
'
won
with
the
queen.
'
A
diamond
return
seemed
r'iinwous
as
Mr.
Helnsite
might!
hnve
the
Jack
and
another
one
left,
so
Mr.
Meek
played
the
ace,
!
then
the
10
of
clubs.
Mr.
Helnsite
took
the
second
,
i
iub
with
the
king
and
pmiseri
to
play
his
play.
He
planned
It
very
well.
Since
one
spade
trick
I
h
id
to
be
lost
in
any
case.
)v
',
cashed
the
nee
of
spades
first,
j
then
went
to
the
board
with
the
s:ep
of
diamonds
and
led
another
spud-1,
Mr.
Meek
winning
with
the
king.
Out
rame
the
king
of
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A
BARGAIN
Bob
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Lid.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
.
Service"
lli
DOlK.i;
f,-tun
950
piihup
with
bin.
certain
branches
of
Swiss
industry.
The
Swiss
atomic
commission,
which
was
set
up
in
1946.
has
organized
several
teams
of
research
workers
who
have
made
valuable
progress.
The
decision
by
the
European
council
for
nuclear
research
to
construct
.a
nuclear
laboratory
in
Geneva
will
also
prove
of
great
use
to
the
Swiss
scientists
in
their
research
work.
victory."
he
said.
"Score
that
50
ol
AISTIN
1
1
9T
A-Kl
Sedan
mends
and
after
a
Ions
trnnee
I
points
for
the
opponents."
Mr.
Helnsite
dropped
the
four1
"Give
Helnsite
credit."
out
in
Mondays
mid
Thurxlan
Ketchikan
Tuesdays,
Tlmrsdavi
and
Fridays.
fa;
Choilcr
Scrrici
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Controct
Flying
Agent:
II
Li
of
hearts.
He
then
looked
up
with
fin
excited
gleam
In
his;
rye.
He
felt
sure
he
had
made
j
a
fine
play.
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lead
that
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"He
did
play
the
hand
beautifully."
Mr.
Muzzy
was
unimpressed.
"Next,"
hs
said,
"you'll
be
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lase
a
trlrk
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the
defenders,
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giving
mcdam
for
going
down
If
another
diamond
was
led,
j
1400
to
keep
the
opponents
fro:n
Mr.
Helnsite
would
discard
his
making
a
two
diambnd
con-last
heart
and
when
Mr.
Dale
tract."
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with
the
jack
of
spades,
I'honrs
7
and
fit
m
MAKE
MISTAKES
the
jack
of
clubs
would
he
dls-1
nrded
from
dummy.
After
that1
-nlv
one
more
trick,
a
club,
would
have
to
be
lost.
j
A
heart
return
would
make
;
dummy's
kins;
good
for
a
tric
k.
'
Aetuallv.
Mr.
Meek
led
a
dla-
j
nond
and
the
play
went
as
out-
j
GCB
CD
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CHU
ONE
MAN
siruck
a
match
to
see
if
the
gasoline
tank
in
his
car
was
empty
...
IT
WASN'T
I
in"ri.
j
"Th-t."
s;id
Mr.
Helnsite
I
wildly,
"is
one
of
the
finest
j
!
'lands
I
ever
played."
I
"Hid.
we
make
it?"
asked
Mr.
I
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Vii'zy,
frowning.
j
!
"No.
we
were
down
one,
but
j
n
nny
other
line
of
play
we
would
hive
been
"
I
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two
j
;
Mr.
Muzzy
Khrutjped.
He
found
i
it
hard
to
believe
his
partner's
;
;
"latlon
was
on
the
level.
i
:
"Ring
up
that
tremendous
1
!
Members
of
the
upper
chamber'
of
the
Swedish
Parliament
serve!
1
'i-!ht
years,
one-eighth
of
the.
total
being
selected
ea.-h
year,
j
om
MA
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patted
a
strange
bulldog
on
the
head
to
see
if
it
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affectionate
...
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.
AN
speeded
up
to
see
if
he
coi;!d
bea!
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train
to
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