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Beoverbrook Title Dropped By His Son

LONDON (CPI—Lord Beaver- rook's son has renounced the title he snucceeded to on the death of his tether and said "there will be only onel Lord Beaverbrook." i

Max Aitken. 54. ordinarilyi would have become the second Baron Beaverbrook on the; death Tuesday of the Canadian-

The Guardian Clarlomfown. Ssh. June 18, 1964. 1112;; 5! 91111“ the m and»; 'r'ends

Monthly Pension Benefits Are Listed In This Table

1113 to the federal pension plan. The benefits are listed accom- log to the husband's annual tn-

arently because it not» him. ‘

Another part of Billy‘s trouble ' Of Princess was his handwriting. His mind Seek Divorce

races far ahead of his ability to put down what he is thinking on paper and a blockage occurs LONDON 1A?) - The mer- at his fingeripts. his teacher riage of two of Princess Mar- aatd. Billy is overcoming that garet's close friend-1a breaking

come at, the time of his deatn.l Maximum income allowed inl calculating benefits is $5,000 a year. Income: 02.411003500050011 Widow with: One child 611.75 78.12 1111.00.

Two 9375 103.12 114.00 Three 118.75;28.12 £19.00 Four 1431515312164 00

Five 147.92 157.29 103.23 Widow only 43.75 53.12 04.06 Allowances are pald for de- pendent children to age 111. for children still in school aged 16' to 25. and for disabled children. A childless widow receive. the full widow‘s benefit only it she is 45 or older when her hul- hand dies.

born newspaper publisher and‘. philanthropist. l "The title was earned and won by my father."- Attkenl said "He brought on it a unique distinction e. longs to him alone." i n has inherited his father's vast business and pub llshlng enterprises, l Meanwhile. arrangements for the cremation of Lord Beaver-i hrook's body were still secret. Aitken said a private service would be held from Cher-isley.l Lord Beaverbrook's country‘ home. followed by cremation- "sho 1y." A memorial service would be held later. he. added.i The Lord Chancellor’s office: announced it had received Alt-T ken’s instrument of disclaimen' The title. which Lord Beaver- brook took from the name of a small stream near his boy-l hood home. at Newcastle. NB. will be dormant during Aitken's lifetime. E But Aitken's son~—he has one.. and a daughter. by his third wife -— can decide for himself what he wants to do about the title, He can accept it or not,' as he. chooses. upon his father's death.

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Fifth Grade Failure Head; ' For College

TITUSVILLE. Fla. (AP) —- Bill Green. aged 12 and a fifth grade failure, next week will try college. Educationists think he may do better.

Tests convinced the educa- tionists that Billy has the men- tal capability of a college fresh- man and reading ability per- haps a little superior. His 10 is 200. The genius rating begins at 140.

Monday Billy begins a six- week freshman course called "physical science survey“ at Brevard Junior College.

If Billy makes the grade with- out difficulty. he‘li be encour- aged to buckle down to a pro. gram of courses that could earn him-a degree. a college spokes-

man said. I

Billy's principal at Harborl City elementary school. in Eats Gallic. sald Billy can square two-digit numbers in his head

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They say that every weapon ever invented 'for use in war. produces a counter - weapon‘ which acts as an equalizer. i‘ don't know whether or not this Is true. but do know that there are many situations in bridge where the equivalent principle applies. ‘1

This hand was played 1, team match. At the first table.'. West led a spade against three ‘notrump. East took the queen with the king and returned a spade to the ace. ‘

Declarer then led a low dla‘l mond from dummy and, after.

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with the. lack and returned a spade to South's jack.

roblem h. learning to type .up. ’ p v i Camilla Fry. :13. has filed suit .for divorce from her husband.

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Harries-13’s older child. Viscount L'nl . . '

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OTTAWA tCPi——’I‘he Colum-i brought by sculptor Lynn Chad-

bia River Treaty has been arp-iwick. 50. against his 26-year-old proved by the

Senate with- “ wife. Frances. out any recorded opposition. l Margaret's husband. Lord

SeVeral senators questioned} Snowdon, proposed to her at the the wisdom of the United States-‘ Frys‘ home near Bath. Fry was Canada agreement for a hugelto have. been best man at the power and flood-control projec13Wedding but. had to drop out in British Columbia, but none because of illness.

voted against it. i i . nate‘s approval]; follow-l GOOD OLD DAYS in earlier assa e in t ,e Com- mi'lns, pave: the Iizvay for an ex-l Mrs. Florence Farndnle. 79. change by Canada and the variations British Innkeeper. re- ot instruments of ratificationlcails when 14 cents would buy The US. Congress apmovedltwo double whiskles, a pint of the treaty in mm. beer and an ounce of tobacco.

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With the ace. W h e n East's queen fell on the trick. S o u th was a b 1 e to cash a of

dummy's diamonds and thus make four notrump.

At the second table the con- tract was defeated when West came through with a fine play that succeeded in blocking out the, long diamond suit In dum- my. A spade was led and retur- ned, just as at. the first table. and a low diamond was played to the ten.

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table refused to win the trick,

playing low on the ten. and the outcome was that South wound' up going down two.

Both declarers were excep-i tionally alert in playing the dia- monds as they did. They each. realized that the. only real chance of making the contract was to find East with the. Q-X or .1 -x of diamonds. in which case they could bring home. five diamond tricks by letting West win the first diamond.

The second declarer had the. misfortune to run into shrewd defense and went down as a re- sult At this table West found the right defensive weapon to resist South's method of at- tack. West sacrificed a dis- mond trick by refusing the ten. but got back four tricks in ex change.

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