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‘||Under Fire by. Sub-Committee .
“WASHINGTON (CP) Lawyers throughout the

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subversive activities. The

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House of : Representatives subcommittee on un-Ameri-
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vestigations, ©

‘Tn a busy session Monday the
court:

@. Ruled that, state legisla-
‘tures may not’ delegate. to their
state attorneys general’ sweeping
powgrs “to. investigate suivver-
sion. | °
e Struck down a contempt
of Congress conviction of a-labor
union official; John T. Watkins,
on grounds: that the subcommit-
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took. unfair advantes2 of him,

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_ Senator: “William : By, ‘Jenner.
(Rep: ‘Ind,) - “said the court: has.

| “putas” “back: where: we were 20

‘years’:ago” in. the. legal battle
against. Communists, ~: of, ,
COMMITTEE. WON'T CHANGE -
* The subcommittce’ on un-Am-
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parently. Was: undeterred by. the
decisions — ‘which : may - effect.
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Chairman Francis E,. Walter
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foreign service. officer, It: held.
that the then secretary of. state, :
Dean Acheson, had no authority.
to fire Service: after he was.
cleared of security-risk: charges...

In: Congress, represent tive.
Howard W. Smith (Dem, Va.)
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when asked if his.conduct of the| “assassinated by publicity” as a
hearings would- be affected by wittiess before the sub- commilt-
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(mportant in Both Lines of Play

in the minds of many players there’ scams to be
an awful stigma attached to the leading of a card
awhich enables declarer to vuff in one hand while dis-

carding from the other. :
ne a diamond,
Mr. Abel looked sad. It ap-
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South dealer
Both sides yulncrable

Mr Muy ed a spade or a heart, Mr. Dale
AA8 ;would ruff in dummy and .dis-
yw KB5 card a club from’his own hand,
@ 8543 And he was right, That is what
& E162, Mr. Dale would have done. But
WEST © \ EAST ~. | it would not have helped him in
~Mrs. Keen 5 Ne ze the slightest degree.
a6 2 3 $ A942 The point is, Mr. Abel should
: mind ~~ QJ have known that. .

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my ~ SOUTH. count the hand, The fall of
C . Mr. Dale , the cards had told him that
. a e Q ‘ Mr.'Dale had started with ex-
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South. West | ‘North —_Easl: | was based on the fact that he
1¢ Pass 2 Passi | had played Lhe queen and ace
Pm Pass 5 @ All Pass | on one trick, If he had held
Often, when this comes up, another spade he would have
there’ is nothing you can ‘ do played the suit differently,

since his obvious intention

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“THESE nwo plotutes, above
and af left, give just a slight
a inkling of the fun and games
Ancluded

‘In Prince Rupert

Little. Theatre’s fast-paced

“comedy of “The Tender Trap”

.Which ‘is playing at the Civic

Centre again tonight. ‘Central

figure “is Charlie Reader
. (playedby Bill Evans) who in
both photos has his arms full

Of gorgeous womanhood.
| Above, hq prepares to plant a
kiss on the eager lips of Sylvia

 

“Crewes (Shannon Pallant) a

doll who's 33 and Is ready to

sete for Charlie no matter
-what his faults. At left Chartie

= goes into action with Julie

Gillis; a laboratory assistant
“who has Charlie's life all map-
ped out if only he’ll marry her,
"There’s two other girls who .
want. to marry: Charlie but

{| -you'll. have to go to the. three-

“act play tonight. to. find out
“whieh: one catches this wily
-bachelor, Confused gentleman
“dt left in both pictures is Joe
“McCall, (Leon’ Mendoza) a
“battle- scarred velcran of Il
“years, of marriage, who tries
.to get Charlie “to emarten up.”
‘Curtain time is 8 p.m.

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. Tuesday, June 18, (1987

 

. Open House
Gets Nudists :
New Members

VANCOUVER. (—There WAS |
something on Sunday at Van-;
couver’s Van Tan: Nudist Club:
—clothes.:

A handful of . club officials!
‘took a rare dip Into weekend}
wardrobes to show 80 open-:
house — visitors

grounds, But most. of the!
. Subs
couraged by-a rigid dress rule
and left.for less-formal enter-.
tainment at other district
sunbathing camps.

The hosts sald eight visitors:
- showed interest in. applying .
‘for membership after study--
Ing the club's swimming, hik- :
ing and volley-ball program at
the nearby Grouse Mountain
retreat. .

The officials, who asked to
be anonymous because of “so--
clal intolerance,” sald candi-
datbs now face rigorous. Inter--
views to establish that’ their

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Third Person
In Crash’ Dies |

PRINCS: GEORGE A third
mperson hag died ‘as the. result of
a three-ca¥ cpllis: on near Prince
George June 8. co

Russel Waddell of Newdale,
Man.,
Of injuries suffered in the ac-
cident,

were James Patterson of ‘Tunis-

 

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fall, Alta., and his 14-year-old
cousin, Elzina Paterson of Red
Rock, BC.
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100 members were dis-> .

di¢d In hosfiltal “Monday

Two others killed in the crash

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ed the hand well.

‘Many times, however, as in to-
day's deal, there IS something
you.can do, You can count.
Mrs, Keen led the queen of!
hearts and it was ducked all!
around. Next came the jack of
hearts, dummy and Mr. Abel
played low and Mr. Dale ruffed.

He laid down the ace of
_ diamonds and got the bad
news when Mrs, Kéen dis-
carded a small spade, He now
Had a sure trump loser, he had
already lost a heart, and ap-
rently (here was a club lose
er Wnless he got a very lucky
break In that sult, Uke find-
ing one opponent wilh the
queen-jack doubleton,

Ho proceeded as follows: He
cashed the king of diamonds.
tho king of spades, then led the
queen of spades to dummy’s ace,
Then he. ruffed dummy’s last
heart and put Mr, Abel In with

before throwing Mr, Abel on
‘lead, .

On this rensoning, My,
had four cards in the elub sult

club from the closed hand would |
not help him.

But Mr. Abel had falled lo
make this simple count. He re-
turned the jack of clubs and Mr,
Dale won with the ave, finessed
dummy’s ten abl the next trick
and made his “unmuakeable”
contract,

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