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: p.m.—Exclusive

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In the annual National Inter- collegiate Bridge Tournament staged earlier this yea-r simul- taneously at 9'! colleges through- out the country, this hand was given as a test of defensive

It was expected that most pains would reach a final contract of fourvspaldes, and this, in fact, oc- curred. ' '

The normal heart lead was won ‘by the king, and the. result of the hand depended largely. on what happened at triok two. 2

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stand the return of the suit the highest card is led.

The eight of diamonds is there- fore returned and South plays the king. Now West is put too test. He must allow the king to win. If he does not. declarer mak- es the contract.

111’ West ducks the diamond king, as he should because East led the eight, South is defeated.

Whenever, later in ' the play, East comes into the lead with the king of clubs, he returns a dia- mond to coolk d-eclarer’s goose”

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Ottawa — A general reorgani- zgtion of the Canada Depart- ment of Agniculture is being un- dertaken and should be fully in effect by April 1, 1959... begin- ning of the fiscal year. the Hon- orable Douglas S. Harkness, Min- ister of Agricrlfl-ture has announc- ed.

The plan envisages: -

1. A research Branch, to in- corporate all units ot‘ the pre- sent Experimental Farms and Science Services into one effici- ent research onganization. TEAM APPROACH

This will\ bring the “team” ap- proach to the «solution» of a given problem... something toward which departmental scientists have been trending .more and more in recent years but which unified administration and pro- graming Wil make easier.

2. A Production and Marketing Branch to bring similarly under one head the regulatory work of grading and inspection hereto- fore performed by the Produc- tion and Marketing Services. This

branch: will also include Price Stabilization and such other ac- tivities as may be undertaken lay’the Department to help solve problems arising in this general economic field.

3. An Administration Branch to embrace Organization and Per- sonnel, Property and Finance and the present Information. Service and Economics Divis'pn. These units-serve all branches ofthe Department.

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A fourth branch may be form ed to include Prairie Eamm Re- ‘ halbilitation Administration, Pra- irie Farm Assistance Administra- tion, Maritme Marshl‘axnd Reha- bilitation Administration, and any future activities in the conserva-

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tion field.

worked out with respect to ex- act lines of authority, said Mr. Harloness‘, but such matters are at present under study by the Department and decisions con—

in due course.

With the rapid advances that have characterized agriculture during recent years, he pointed out, changes in departmental or.- zganiza-tion have become neces- sary if the Department is to dis- charge effectively its responsi- bility to the farming public.

Last major change in the set- up of the Department came in 1937. '

Bomb Scare At Peace Tower

OTTAWA (CPl—CPolice guards combed the Parliament building Peace Tower and kept a wary! eye on, parcel-carrying tourists” Tuesday atter receiving a, crudelyapencilled letter saying a' time bomb was in the tower and set to explode at 6 pm. EDT.

The deadline passed with no blast.

House of Commons security of- ficers had already labelled the letter, mailed to the Ottawa Citi- zen and relayed to the RCMP, as the work of a crank.

But they took no chances.

Bridegroom .

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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A bridegroom who threatened to blow up a downtown department store unless paid $20,000 is honey 5 mooning alone in jail, police said. Tuesday. I

They said Paul Gertz of Kit-ch-i ener, Ont, walked into the store Monday carrying a ticking pack- age. He told store officials it was a bomb set to explode unless he was paid the money. ,

For an hour he sat with ex- ecutives in an office. The ticking package was at his feet. A squad of police waited outside.

Finally Gertz tried to leave. He was met at the door by Detective Joe 1e Monica who rushed a re- volver into his stomach and said:

“If anyone’s going to do any blasting around here, it’s going to be me." -

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