Page 16 '''he Guarltlhn A " Sm”. cougdion Thursday April 18,1957 h h I D . i M ' ur C men 0 e ve n 0 To And Eden. m LONDON all?) e The Dauy .'...'f..w".:'.' . Sketch started a public collection .4 -ta. as 00005 r today to pay the medical bills of ""- ""',J"zg KID N E Y - former prime minister Eden. who .11.. boar. mus l is recovering from In operation -- , . , B to . t..:dt.:u..y. In ' NEW YOR K(Clfl-Dr. Eugene dlan touncil of Churches in T0r- weakening of our close ties of mu-lmTh:sg:l1ection was begun after 57 Yu . g... ..,.,,.,,.,,, Carson . president of the Na-ionic. mu 5 ndsmp ad confidence. NO other newspapem m, N," r.k:.r.t.h.-t: tional Council of Churches. said. j. "N" appuewy is m r l I Chronicle and we may Mnn, .9. nun," Y..- Monday the situation surrounding 'Dean James A. Pike of the New ' - 9 09 0 pealed to me government to I”, i- the death of E. Herbert Norman.jiork Cathedral St. John the Di- dGPll1lnent ol state. in the the mus. Both papers sud Ed” 9 'l k ” Egypt. unel Sunday -ccused the us. episode of the disclosure of the would find U.S. medical coat: I

will be brought to the attention oftseuate internal security subcom- the council's general board at its mlttee of "assassination by insin- meeting May 1 in Chicago. guation” m the sot-ide of Norman. Norman leaped to his deatbl Dean Pike, in I sermon. com- from I building in Cairo April 4 pared the Senate sub - commit after I U.S. Senate internal secttr-gwtth the Sanhedrin. the ancient ity sub-committee earlier had re- Jewish committee that condemned vlved charges that linked his name Christ to death.

to communism.

Dr. Blake. in his statement. said

controversial testimony in ques- .s8V9f0 5"'3h1 0" mi” m”d"'u '-l'0lI- Wholly beyond criticism." ;'"”.'""'-

'NTAlN AREA senator Theodore Green (Dem! First b:,(t,Lc 3 n no s'; natlongl R.l.l. chairman of the Senate for-.pa;-lg: the Banff park in Alberta elgn relations committee. Mondalhwss established in 1885. expressed his "deep regret" at. the death of Norman. ".. In I letter to Canadian Ambas-iml P” '

In Washington Senator Richard

(Dem.-Ore.) Mon-

indignation voiced earlier by Ca- nadian churchmen was ”under- standable.” He said the National

L. Neuberger day retlevted on the Senate floor his request for I special inquiry

"am A””'l.d H”"ey' Grewl Americans for Democratic Ac-

mlglfs :!lIet;tlhltltd';1catto):ls thlat Not: um, proposed Monday that Robert . ay BVO een 8 e ' I

mbmable to unfortunate publicity lllorrts be fired as counse for the

Council of Churches in the past into the publication of charges had spoken out against "unjust about Norman.

arising, from activities in connec- tion with the work of the Senate

Senate internal security Iub-com- mittee. ADA accused him of "train-

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procedures of LUu5le5SlOnIl com- The Senator first made the Iug- cmemns bungling of the Norman

mittees." In a statement released earlier. in Toronto. Dr. Ernest . l.ong,;

gesuon in a statement last Fri- day. the day after Norman com- nlitled suicide in Cairo.

lead me to express my deep regret C359 '- ta 3:” Candi" 39Y"E',m9m 3"d:' The accusation was sent by Rob ” e N"m”' ”""'y: en A. Nathan. ADA national

MICKEY. MOUSE

secretary of the genera council Neuberger said in his brief door

”The burden: imposed on your

lchairman. to Senator Lyndon B.

itegqrst '0 ye:

of the United Church in Canada. speech that the circittnstancea of foreign minister, Mr. L. B. Pear- Johnson of Texas. the Democratic called on the national council of Norman's death had ' cast I aha. Ion. and your government's rep- leader.

CHANNEL 13 churches to stir the conscienceldow over the traditionally clung rcsentatlves in Egypt and else- Nathan said that by airing

sponsored ” of its countrymen' in an effort and friendly mutual relations of where have been most heavy. Theicharges that Norman had Com- to discourage the process of ”as- the United States and Canada." Dcople of the United States arelmunist connections the commute.

The Rose Boner sasslnitlnxu the characters of inno ”l have felts sense of concern not unmtndful of the fact that dllr-;('0unsL'l "has done more to weaken

& Electric Ltd. 99'" "'9" , and responsibility over the posai- mg the trylnz days of crisis in the the 5PPLll'it)' of the United States

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I The council of churches said btlity that lCll0l'l' by one of our Middle East your government has titan all his investigations could 2Id:n':1eFz;f::f:wl::"jE;:f:'n:uc'af-::'1- Dr. Blake's statement Monday Senate sub-committees may have been a world leader in preserv-lever repair." w.,;::w:::m..RI.u:tt::n cu nu... has been passed on to the Cans-iplayed I role in this potential Presto-Oueataurneralorxitchan 7'VAW7 -

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By B. an BECKER

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My theory is fortified by th is example hand which I have used many times with pupils who are about average in skill. but who more often than not fail to play the four heart contract correctly.

The play usually you like this. Declarer wins the diamond lead with the ace. crosses to dummy with a spade. and leads the jack of hearts. losing the finesse to

Back comes the jack of dia- monds which holds the trick. fol- lowed by I spade which is won in Trumps are then drawn and the ace of clubs is forced out. when East takes the Ice he also takes with it the queen of spades, and declarer is down one.

All the time declaror had I thing for to u r hearts. He should not have both- ered with the heart finesse.

After winning the opening lead. trumps should be immediately It- tacked to force out the kink. The spade position should not be weakened for the purpose of tak- ing a finesse which is not vital

In the actual hand, West would win the second heart lead. cash I diamond and presumably lead a spade. South wins with the King. draws the outstanding trump. and then concedes I trick to the ace of clubs. Declarer'a spade loser is discarded on one of dummy'a good clubs.

Nothing could be simpler. as we said. But many players find the opportunity to finesse In ir-

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