CONTRACT BRIDGE

By I. JAY BHJKISB

l"AM0l'S IAN]! ‘that Rapee could not make it by

doubling two hearts Sam Stay-

Op.-ziizig lead — foul‘ of hearts. man .535‘. paged and ma‘ be The first world charnpionship came the contract .h was h-.-ld in Bermuda Ln ‘Wu, dale,‘ , '_'. I .~ in , :' 'Il.'‘t’t'L'til‘fl(‘f't'(‘I event were a h°"‘h's°mh Wlmnbk‘ L':' :i States team. a British NOITK te Ill and a combination Swed- 7543 ISII-I.:“iEill\Il(‘ team The Ameri- 973531 cans de eated both their adversa- ‘E2 rim and won the champiinship.

A reiinirkable result was a- ' ":37. 57 clue vi 7‘ IN‘ .iiid s-own when O‘ O-‘W953 the Aniericans played the Swed- '3 .110.‘ lsh-lcel‘_indic team .AKQ9n“32 .?

For l‘t‘c'i30ll3 best known to l'tim- .3 sougulorl‘ 1 self Johnny Crawford opened the KO’

South hand Will} a diamond in- .AKQ

stead oi a notrui-up Sidney Silo- ‘.1108

dor riaiscd to two diamonds when ‘A K Q J

the Sin-dish Wt-st U\l'l‘(‘ail(‘t‘I \\llIl ,

a heart and Crawford became i 7'“ 5144111!

declarer at three notrump. ; South West North East He ‘Anti the heart king with the INT Pass

North opened the six of clubs: Rspee played low from dummy and took East's ten with the king. He drew trumps as soon as pos- “cst took the queen of hearts. .

hem the c~H§§2‘° $3. '‘.'‘.ii‘ ‘’.‘:1.’...‘;‘‘ ‘ ic.‘..”S.—i.‘-‘Z tract by leading three rounds of? kq th {P :1) 1 clubs am he had received thei)" ‘" ‘ "‘°“°’ 39“ °" impression because of Crawford's hm" spades and two trumps‘ deceptive ten of ‘diamonds plav ‘making mo hear.“ doubled‘ for T that East had the king of d.t.a-L ‘cg? 0' 670 pom“

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the ten was played from riummys East won and returned a heart

American team made a game with the North-South cards and also with the East-west eads. { And tdiat‘s how championships‘ I! won!

THE PRESIDENT'S HEALTH CHART

WASHINGTON tAPi —— Here. in brief. is President Eisenhow- er's health chart:

Sept. 24. 1955-—Ha.s a heart at- tack in Denver

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So after leading the king of clubs Ilrst. West returned a heart. (‘rauford wasted no time romp- ing home with nine tricks for a score of 600 points.

when the other Swedish pair came to play the North-South cards, South opened with a no- truimp. George Ra-pee made a sporting overcall od owo hearts and North expressed his opinion

atiEeAsKBlADDER

Oct. 25, 1955-Walks for the R0N'l‘0—3 C1 an to new. first time since the heart attack. acietitinc laboratory tortnulation, thou m 1955 CH3 ‘0 Key

women not escape old. tired. irritable and depressed oslnfiflsleep and worrying about

eakness"——tno frequent,

West ‘for 1.1-day vacation

Jan. 9. 1956—Is ready for "full duties" once more.

Feb. l4, l956—ls given okay by doctors if he wants to run for second term

Feb. 29, 1956-Says he's avail- able. May 12. 1956-15 checked over

l"l eases . up voted CYBTEX usually flies uick. calming relief I: combating riitst rig germs in arid urns; and by relaxing. analgesic pain relief. Over A

billion cvsrax tabl i. a_ _ g.I_’('t{_-bI})d_fg;;es;e1g;dlvo::&cIn%:¢é71; at Walter Reed Hospital. Pro- : V . r . s e an er 2 I CXSTEX at druszirist today See bo nounced fl ' much better you ieel tomorrow. May %_ 1956_Pla_vs first roundi

of golf after heart attack. i

June 9, l95(‘>—Undergoes major;

surgery. what the doctors call‘

“ilio-transverse colostomy" due to i itis.

CARMICHAEL June 10. l956—Walks in hospi- Lrynngn June 13. 1956—Takes his: food by mouth.

. . , June 30. l956—l.eavcs Walterl PLLMBIIYG ‘Reed and goes to his Gettysburg‘

, farm. and July 15. l936—Returns to White

HEATING 5 House. Oct. 29. 1956-15 checked over: ’ ; doctors say he's in good

DIAL 6423 3533, Feb. 12. l957~—Has "a IlIlI(’:

rough throat" due to a

cold. 1

_ 'Q Aug :16. l957—lnoculatcd for 2 Asian u. ‘, Nov 10-] 1. l957~Spend_< l’lllZIll

In hospital. is pronounced in ex-i cellent health. i ' Nov. 25, l9S7—Has what is re. ported as a chill; EICIIRE White House secretary Anne Whcaton says she has impression doctors, don't regard it as serious. l " a m —— ls

Nov. 26. . . 22

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middle cerebral artery on the left side.“ has t impairment 0! speech.

Yarmoulh Man Killed By Car

BRIDGEWATI-JR, NS. <CP) — Ray E. Porter. 38, of Yarmout) NS. was killed Instantly Friday when he was hit by a car at Pleasantville, e here. RCMP said Porter was struck by a car driven by Gilbert Lerter Hirtle of l..aHave Island. .\'.S.

NORWAY RESOURCE

Norway‘; forests. amon her

greatest natural resources. pro- duce more than 1.000.000 tons of

\\ ood pulp annually.

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