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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER 7 FAMOUS HANDS Italy and France.

South dealer. The bidding was irregular,

East-West vulnerable, judged by American standards.

NORTH Where we would open the South

(Parente) hand with one heart, Svare ‘for

hy France) chose instead to bid one

o diamond. The jump to three dia-

39652 monds by Pariente was also «at

WEST AKI variance with our style, which

soameeadion Tabanan would have called for a two dia- eJj4 @KQ1093 mond response.

@esss #P@AQé The North - South bidding suc-

@Al0 @3 ceeded in shutting out the vul-/

297642 410853 nerable sD'Alelio fr the auc-'

— tion, but it did not ceed in pre-

@ASS venting Chiaradia from finding

@K10963 the killing opening lead of the @KQ874 jack of spades

bam D'Alelio overtook the jack with|

nue the queen and Svare won with

an ee North East the ace. Declarer thereupon led)

16 jan 36 4 a low diamond towards dummy|

39 Pass 3NT° Pass in an effort to steal the hand anda,

se tee 86 would have been successful if

West had played the ten. i

But Chiaradia scorned the pos-|

lead—jack of spades : ae aaa oe in aeeces, | sibility, that East might have the} Or ae ae |lone king. He rushed-up with the/

sion, Italy won the European; : championghip last summer in) 3°: returned a spade, and pvare ;eventually went down two i

Oslo. Fifteen countries participat- . P ye} At the other table, peculiarly!

ed in the annual tournament. The ; ' jenough, the same final contract}

Italian team, which has also caD-| wa. reached, and the identical! tured the world championship) plays took place. This time itywa.| two years in a row, comes to) the Italian pair who overreached New York this weekend to defend | themselves its world title in a three-corner- | suffered ed match against an American) two eee team and a team from Argen- So, while we cannot express ad tina mirat.on for the bidding by both

France and Iceland were North-South pairs which led to

in the bidding and| the same fate—-down

the

only countries to win a match! an unmakable contract, due cre- from Italy in the round --robin, dit must be given to. the -alert event in Oslo. The hand shown defense by both Wests which de

was played in the majch between’ feated the contract.

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tion in Y958. loans had been made

OTTAWA CP '—Solicitor-Gen eral Balcer said Monday in the! easier to obtain Commons additional “hundreds of} The result in 1958 bad heen a millions” will be pou ed into; record number of starts on hous

housing this year to stimulate’ ing . units. totalling>-163.000 com-

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employment.

He said the construction drive will continue without letup

At another point, Mr. Balcer said the government wants ‘o give a ‘more general’ support to construction. both in the field of public housing and in indust- rial building

He said that in 1959 industrial

pared with. 122.340 in 1957

“That is a record surpassing anything that has ever been done in our country.”’ ;

Mr. Balcer did not give a pre cise figure for intended govern- ment outlays this year

The speech from the throne a‘ the opening of Parliament said the government would seek construction would experience an further National. Housing Act unpreceented boom | amendments to continue the dir-

Speaking in the throne speech | ect loan program and to encour- debate. he said the government\ age the flow of private funds into had given a ‘push’ to construc-| mortgages tion at a time when it had! There have been reports the started to lag. Some $750,000,000 government plans to add another had been funnelled into construc-! $350,000,000 for housing loans.

z } | Red Cross Will Ndt Adopt Direct Breath Respiration

TORONTO ‘CP'—The Canadian the lips of a presumed corpse.” | te Cross a announced! The most widely acceptedart-| Monday it will not emcourage the iris); respiration technique at

method of applying artificial res- % piration by breathing directly into, Present is the Holger-Nielsen sys- | | tents of pressure on the back al-

a victim's mouth “It has advantages.” conceded ternating with raising of the | arms.

Dr. F. C. Monkhouse, University Reference to the mouth-to-

of Toronto professor of - physiol- ogy and a spokesman at a Red) mouth technique is made in the

Cross press conference. But the pine The Prophet Elisha used disadvantages outweighed the ad- this method to revive a child who vantages for an organization such| was apparently dead says the! as the Red Cross, trying to train| cacond Book of Kings “in the Old.

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practical respiration technique at) Dr. Vincpnt Collins. presiden

its first aid classes. of the’ New York State Society! Dr. Monkhouse said it would of Angesthesiologists, said last’

be difficult for a layman to work | year the New °York State Medi-

effectively with the ‘“mouth-to-| (5) Society has officially adopted

mouth method the new method.

ONE DIFFICULTY ; ; The Canadian society said its Dr. W. S. Stanbury, national | Gecision was based on opinions

Red Cross commissioner, ‘men-! aa : : : ie e expressed by some 20: Canadian tioned the difficulty of persuading | ° : :

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