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“Inboratories,
which ‘they are so proud to have
left them, and prove, by.estab-
lished criteria, thal their con-
"| cepts have selentific validity.”
FORBIDDEN IN RUSSIA

_ He had been “frankly appal-
led” by the results of lobotomy—

a surgical procedure for treating
‘| certain mental.conditions by sev-
-ferlng nerve pathways toa fron-
tal lobe of {he brain,

The most favorable “result
sceuis to be that the disturbed
batients, after lobotomy, . are
easier,to ha wndlesin the ‘hospital, "
~ He said lobotomy has been for-
bidden by the: Soviet. Union and
Severely criticized by Pope Pius,

> Dr. Bailey said insulin’ shock
treatment in certain. mental
states is “less dramatic and bru-
ital” than’ electric: shock -treat-
iment “but its effects are also

 

githere Is a temptation to tise it,
mas in the case withlobotomy, as
Hi another substituie for adminis- |:

tration, more personiel and larg-

er budgets. Mat

SERIOUS: EPPECTS |
“Moreover this’ treatment

sometimes. leaves © “organic. syn-

backs, ‘such as-the loss of mem-.
ory or impulsive’ and Vioient be-
; havior, Mw es

has rushed. {o-a new series of
drugs” such as the “tranquiliz-
ers’ but drugs‘do not seem to be
the answer to. the problem. ‘ He
contended-that: Sigmund ‘Freud's
‘theories. of. the’ ¢auses:of mental
illness'.were ill-founded and: ab-
andoned ,by; ‘Freud himself, but
still’are enibraged by. some: ‘prac:
titioners. .
One | wonders. ‘how. long: ‘the
hoary- errors of Fred will con-

   

and is rapidly disappearing from
American practice,

‘transitory in schizophrenics and |

dromes more scrious than.broken|

“He said that “ately. the crowd

 

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‘THIS UNIDENTIFIED FAN is “going,” “going,” and “real gone!” while Hslening to the etomp-
ing beat of the orchestra: at a Rock'n Roll show in Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens. About
13,000 teen-agers screamed and writhed their way through a 2hy-hour session of the varlous

his Comets. (CP Photo).

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“HOLLYWOOD—Phil. Harris,
one. of the br iphtest guest stars
brink of a promising new carecr

‘Harris, an established band-
leader, plays.a deep South gen-
eral storekeeper. in “Good-bye,
My . Lady." "~ Phil drives: a hard!
bargain and . gives no: quarter, |
but-undernéath he's a good man, |
and. a fair one. And even though
he ‘likes Brandon de. Wilde and
Walter ‘Brennan. who have to,

 

 

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- PUBLICIZE’ TUNNEL |

are opening a ‘snack bar ‘for visi-
tors at the East*Berlin: end of ¢

funnel, they. accuse ‘the United
| States Arny. of digging to tap
Soviet communications. The East
German - interior:. ministry also
‘has ordered ‘a idtige tent. put up
to Show . visitors‘ ¥ special film
on the -turine).-” addition, a
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1 " euloeting your bile swoutors, don'h be sadlatlod with anything but the best, And
(he. M monny Cenayr Kitlon -— Cannda's finest and Lansed ~- proven the best "Made
=: Selfadn” awentors, All Full Fnahloned by the fost eraftamen In the sweater trade, Une

‘ing, Phil helps them to maintain

BERLIN. \fi-The Communists}

> “The: High and the Miglity.” ~

ERAN AE SR e ae ENTE EE AROS TERS nERaneneeenn!

scrounge the swamps for'a liv-'

their dignity by, making them
work for whatever food he “sells”
them:

There's a lot of humor in lar-,
ris’. role, but, as he says, “it
doesn’t destroy the dramatic. ini-
portance. of the character.” ”

In addition to “Good-bye, My
‘Lady,”. Harris is currently play-
ing lo’movie audiences in “Any-
thing’ Goes.” He essayed his first
dramatic -part two years ago in.

 

 

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State's Case
In Dynamiting:
Completed _

DENVER

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(8 -—- The ‘stat te 3

iurors,
All evidence was completed on)

stuffing : a 25-stiek dynamite me:
bomb in the suifease af his pros- ;
WeTOUsS paren, Mrs,
King, 55. She died in the ex-,

ylane last Nov, | near Lonemaont,
Colo, 1] minutes afger taking off:

by. the court were to be even,
the jury today.

“Graham did
‘sland,
the absenee af the jury that his!
confession to the FBI was not:

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Mitruc--that It was piven under ¢:
Mithroal that the fedua) apents J
B vox going to arrest his’ wife.

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picture, this time in Warner BYOs.. * “Good- bye,

! Academy Award,

‘eray;

1904; Wife, Allee Faye;

Dalsie E-€
plosion of a United Alr Lines:
from Denver, i.

Final arguments by state: ie f
defence counsel und instruction:

the
Previously he testified |r,

Bandleader Phil Harris
Scoring in Dramatic Roles

(Special To The Daily News)

a top favorite of radio and aow-
f television, finds himself on the
as a dramatic actor in a motion
_ My Lady.”

ago es 1933 when he won an
ho legs, for ‘a
musical short he made entitled
“So This Is Harris.”

Phil's musical career, which
began far from Hollywood. had
its genesis in Nashville, Tenn.
;Where Phil became a tray drum-
mer in is high school band.

Following his ‘graduation, Phil

‘and some friends formed a band

Iinown as “The Dixie Syncopat-
ers.” After barnstorming around
the country, the outfit disband-
ed and Pil went to work playing
a saxaphone in Melbourne,. Aus-
tralia. :

Returning to the U.S. in 1922,

Uarris formed his own band in ithe Khambas at the outskirts of | i ibink,
the city.

Hollywood. where he made a
vunber of musical shorts --
including “So This Is Harris” —
for several of the movie. sfudios.
In 1934 he signed with Jack

cme to movies, having played, Benny and played a leading part
and- ‘dance parts as long} on the comedian’s radio program ‘occupation of his country ended’

‘until 1952..00.
Vital statis stics: Hair;

‘ton, Ind: Birthday,
Children,
> Alice, barn in 1943, and Pheltts,|

; born in 1044,

Tibetans Said
Revolting |:
| Against Reds

KATMANDU, Nepal i-~ Re-!

ports reaching here from neigh- }
boring Tibet say thousands of
Tibetans—perhaps as many as |
8,000—-have revolted against their:
Chinese Communist rulers.

i

Informants, describing the re-;
ports as “very reliable,” said the!
uprisings oreurred In the eastern |
districts of Tibel. Eastern ‘Tibet;
is the home of the Khambal
tribesmen, many of whom call:
banditry their projession. |

After the Chinese’ Reds oc-
cupied Tibet more than five years:
ago, some 2,000 mule- -riding !
Khamba riflemen were reported |
jbo, have marehed on Lhasa, Ti-
bets capital, to protest the ac-
tion of the Chinese in taking the
Dalai Lama to Pieping. The
Chinese were said to have halted |

 

Since then the Dalai Lama, the !
spiritual ruler of Tet has re-
tuned to Lhasa. Peiping radio |
last week quoted him as saying:
jopposition to Communist China’s:

 

‘after he saw the “love and con-

brow.ish | cern of the central authorities |
Height, 6° 1°: Weight, 182 | jor, Tibet.”
. | pounds; Eyes. Bluc; Born. Lin-! nounced that Tibet. is taking the , Would have to be a
June 24, | fitst steps

Red China has an-;

spade,
toward local sclf-' Mr. Champion therefore tee
ule, which it had for centur- the thirteenth diamond at trich

‘ies before the Communists look
over,

‘Unemployment Reported Down

VANCOUV ER-—Unemployment
charge that John Gilbert Gra- jy B.C, and the Yukon is down
ham killed his mother and 428! *apout 20 per cent” from last! camps.

others hy blowing up an ainliner, year, William McKinstry, region- | "Tt looks like a terrific year,’
was:ready today for deliberation’ al superintendent for the unem~: he said. “There's no slackening tn
hy seven men and five won CN; ployment, insurance commission demand for workers in sight and!
said here Thursday.

| ine for up-coist and interior
mines, foresh and construction :

1} don't think we'll reach the sat-

Ina report, Mv. MeKinstry sald; uvation point any time this year,

Thursday in the case charglar gy flood of about 300 workers isi dn fact,
Wie .2d-¥ ear. old defendant wilh moving (out of Vancouver eae eh shortages, "

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BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Killing: Defense Usually
Comes After First Lead

So much is written about the opening lead that
you might gain the impression there isn't much else of
importance in the defense of a hand,

Actually, the killing defense on
most hands, if It is discovered
at all, is discovered AFTER the
opening load,

The opening Icad is one of the
favorite subjects of bridge writ-
ers because it lends itself readily
to neal classification, Compact
little charts can be caslly pre-
pared listing the varlous open-
ings in the order of their desir-
ability. A cerlain opening can
be Jabeled with some authority
as a “good” opening, while an-
other Isscalled a “poor” opening,
ete.

BLIND LEAD

The opening lead js blind tn,
‘that the opener has nob yet seen}
"the cards in dummy, After the
‘first trick however, he has seen

 

those cards and they may be;

snarply ab variance with the|
mental picture he had formed,
based on the bidding.

He may have had it in mind to, >

lead a certain suit the next time
But the looks of the:

; few tricks may show that leaa tw
be absolutely hopciess. He then
iburns his attention to some other
possibility which, however re-
mete its apparent chances for
success, Still offers the onty hope,
To sum up, a defender’s second
‘lead is based on judgment and
seasohing--not on a previously
memorized chart.

PROUTENE PLAY

In today’s deal Mr. Dale op-
ened the king of diumonds. ]
‘belleve Mr, Muzzy would have
chosen the same card. Lt wa.
routine.

Mr. Champion flashed the nine
and Mr. Dale continued with the
ace and a third duimond. Win-|
ning the third trick with the'|
tqueen, Mr. Champion paused to

 

For his Jump bid in spades, Mr.
iMuzzy must have a six card suit.
‘He had already shown three dia- |
imonds, leaving him four card: |

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lin the other two suits. Apparent: !

ly those four could be taken care:

‘of by dummy’s high cards i

hearts and clubs.

Therefore, if
heould win a

ne

‘four and that was the killer,
_ Mr, Muscy raffied low or dis-|
carded, Mr, Dale would win with:
the nine of spades,
fed high
| Jnck kK), he could nob avuid los-!
‘ing a trump trick to Mr, Cham--
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showlng his portralt, when he
visits Anchen, Germany, next
week to reeelye the Charle-
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here today, Each cigar band
will also carry the words "for
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Shrimp Raretat.

SHRIMP RARERET ,
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