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You can use the letter F for forcing, and NF for nomforcinug. By a forcing bid is meant_ one which cannot be passed regard- ‘less of what your hand is. If partner’vs last bid merely urges you to ‘bid again, but does not compel you to treat such a bid as non-forcing. ~
1. North south 1 9 INT 3 Q 2 _2. North South, 1 V 1 A 1 NT 3 Q ? 3 North south 1 6 2 NT '-’ . 4 North south 3.1 Alb 1 6 2 Q 2 Q -
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2. Forcing. A jump bid by responder forces to game.
3. Forcing. Responder has an opening bid (13-15 points). T-wo opening bids make a game.
4. Forcing. When_ responder names a new suit, the opening bidder is required to bid again. This principle applies not only to the first response, but also to sue- ceeding ones.
5. Not forcing. After passing originauliy, if responder names a new suit, the bid is not forcing. This exception to the principle stated in No. 4 has a sound basis. The opening bidder frequently kn=ows there cannot be a game opposite 3 passed hand.
6. Forcing‘..T‘-his situation dif- fers from No. 1 beca-use the jump is combined with the naming of a new suit.
7. Forcing. Since South bid. two diamonds voluntarily, thus guatranteeing strength, he cannot
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TORONTO (CP) — Four brothers who 20 years ago started/a slum clinic, today will open a new wing on their own 300-bed hospital.
With the snip of a ribbon by Attorney-General Kelso Roberts of Ontario, Doctors Hospital will open its new 11-storey, $1,400,000 WIDE. its third expansion since four doctor brothers bought the old St. John’s Hospital, reported to be the largest privately-owned 1'10“ Profit hospital in Canada, was founded by the Raxlen brothers. who make up the board of directors.
The brothers are Dr. Samuel Raxlen, 50, a dentist and chief ad-ministrator, Dr. Alex Raxlen, 49, chief surgeon, Dr. Saul 'Rax— len, 45, general practitioner and head of the brothers’ clinic, and Dr. Benjamin Raxlen, 43, chief
Liz Taylor is Prod uce-r
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — In her first public appearance since the death of her husband, Mike Todd, Elizabeth Taylor faced the press Wednesday to announce her de- but as a film producer. Flanvked by her_ co - producer, Mike Todd Jr., Liz said her next film will be B-usm-an~'s Holiday. Young Todd, who took over the reins of his father's company af- ter the latter’s death in a spring plane crash, presided at a cross- country press conference, linked by a special telephone circuit to other cities. Like his father, he smoked a long cigar as he spoke. Todd said the new film will be shot in a new process named af- ter his father.
Liz wiH portray a beauty queen contestant “for which she is per- fectly well qualified” in Bus- man's Holiday.
Richelieu River Waterway Urged
OTTAWA (C-P) — The federal government W e d n e s d a y was urged to survey the Richelieu River with a view to creating a 14-foot-deep channel from the St. Lawrence River at Sorel, Que., to New York City. A brief submitted by a com- mittee of business and municipal leaders from Sorel, at the junc- tion of the St. Lawrence and ‘Richelieu Rivers, said a deeper :Wat'c-rway would be an economic ____________________
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Doctors Expand Slum Clinic Into Huge 300-Bed Hospital
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In J-uly, 1952, they began their experiment, bought a property owned by the Sisters of S-t. John the Divine, renovated the build- ing and installed 56 beds and 22 bassinets. The renovation costi $350,000.
.Since then, the hospital has ex- panded twice. It is non-sectarian and does not use government funds.
There now are 200 doctors on- the hospital’s staff. I
Says Dr. Alex Ramlen: "We have something to prove that we can set the highest standards without using. government funds and that a hospital can open its doors to all doctors. There’s a lot of satisfaction in doing some- thing nobody else has done."
boom to both Canada and the United States. It would create cheaper transportation for bulk commodities.
It said the project would be a supply rou-te out of reach of sub- marines in case of war. The canal also would serve to round out the seaway, to be completed in the spring of 1959.
The brief was submitted to Prime Minister Diefenlbwaker by Mayor C. Robert Fiset of Sorel.
The Sorel oommittee was‘ sup- ported by a large United States delegation. including m a y or s, businessmen and representatives of Chambers of Commerce in the states of New York and Vermont.
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The 30-mile Canadian section off the Richelieu River channel now‘ ranges from six to nine feet deep.‘ It is used principally by a fleet, of seven light boats hauling raw materials and package freight, and by two Quebec newsprint producers, shipping to New York.
Independent To Run In Quebec
MATANE, Que. (OP)-—An in- dependent and a Union Nationalel candidate will fight it out in the| July 2 provincial byelection in Matane riding.
The surprise candidate is Claude Belanger, 38, a Montreal salesman who filed his nomina- tion papers shortly before Wed- nesday’s 2 p.m. deadline. He, listed himself as a member of' the “Partie Quebecois," but said he is an independent.
Union Nationale nominee is Benoit Gaboury, 41-year-old ma-I
‘yor of Mont Joli and a merchant .;in that community.
Present standings in the 93-- seat Legislative Assembly is: Union Nationlale 72; Liberals 17; independent three; vacant one.
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