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“The bidding.

24 Pass: 2NT.. Pass 4a Opening lead—king of dia monds.

is posed in this hand. South undertook a contract four spades.

over two notrump, j

‘more accurately | relatively light opening bid

| West led the king of diamonds 6.40.Country & Western Rous@ and declarer could see there was no legitimate way to make the were a spade, two hearts, and a diamond to;

contract. There

A delicate problem of defense : where !ead is

of argument falls when the hand as)

’ A three spade rebid by South, would have described his

and the contract was now home. South won with the ace and returned a diamond. When West played low, dummy’s jack was finessed. A heart loser was then | discarded on the ace of diamonds. ; Subsequently, declarer lost a spade and a heart and made four |spades. ~ | Had West shifted to a heart ‘at trick two, the contract would jhave been beaten. Two rapid jheart tricks would fix declarer’s ro gp beyond repair. Our discus- 'sion concerns itself with the pro- iper play for West to make at itrick two. | A diamond return is out of the ‘question, since it is obvious

South West North East (that declarer is planning to dis- « ” | r : on the A-J combin -

+ation. The choice of plays rests between a heart and a club.

| Of course. there is the old bro- mide of how dangerous it is to lead away from a king. It might therefore be. argued that the club more “safe.” But this

ja whole is considered.

East cannot very well have the A-Q of clubs on the bidding. It would leave declarer with too few high cards to justify his bids. Nor can it be properly assum- ed that declarer has both miss- ing aces, because in such case the contract. is' unbeatable.

lose. The only possible hope Was|pariner for an ace, and since

jthat the defense mizht | So_ declarer played

slip up. the nine'if East has the ace of clubs, but!

ifour spades cannot be defeated

of diamonds from dummy, per-| may be ‘beaten if East has the

mitting the king to hold. West

ace of hearts, he should lead a

| thereupon led the ten of clubs{heart

By ALAN DONNELLY Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA CP -- Canada’s hous- jing indusiry, slowed recently by

has reacted with enthusiasm to the latest transfusion of federal money.

Since Sept.-1 the government j|has been making direct loans to j builders for small home construc- ticn. Officials now indicate the program already has exceeded | expectations:

When Prime Minister Drefen-

Enthusiastic Reaction Reported In Housing

a shortage of mortgage funds, :

000 new homes. \

| Officials of Central Mortgage | and Housing Corporation report that at Sept. 18, loan applications had been approved covering 9,685 | un.ts. Applications were ‘being processed at the rate of 1,300 units a week. ' ‘We would be very surprised if the figure doesnt go to at least 15;000,"" said one official.

‘UNTIL DEC. ‘31 | Loan: applications will be re ceived until Dec. 31, and the

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Miasical Interlude. — weeks before the federal loan pro-

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those of others whojince? to shield their eyes from |

from 12,115 a year earlier. \claim to have seen flashing lights | These statistics cover about 807in the skies during the last few.

per cent of housing activity im! days. { the country | Mrs. Coombes said she was; New National Hou:ing Act : ; i

driving in the Fundy Park area! of Albert County when a flash-| ing light passed overhead. She) said the® light was so strong it|

mortgages granted in August de- clined to 3,796—less than half the 7,874 in August, 1958.

jthe light. and had difficulty stop-

ping their car.

Air Defence Command at St. Hubert. Que. outside Montreal said Wednesday a flaming object that could have been a space rocket had been sighted by the RCAF Tuesday night about 150 miles east of ‘Goose Bay Labra-

A senior government official said that despite the decline, new jhousing starts for the full year /are expected to be around 135,000

frightened her.

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~1$he stopped and pulled to the| -~ 3 side af the road fearing the ob-|, “ ee bare — ject would crash into’her car. it{0Y @ Pan-American jet airliner passed out of sight below low- | Pilot 130 miles east of Labrador lying hills . lon a flight from New York to : { |Paris. The pilot said the object Two Moncton jmen, Sam_Doyle was visible for about 30 seconds.

or 140,000. That still would be the second largest on record, after last year's peak of 164,632 hous-| BEIRUT, Lebanon (Reuters)— ing units started. 'Seven explosions rocked an area The program of direct federal|near the Iraqi Embassy here mortgage loans is a renewal of!Friday in the midst of an anti- the plan that has operate’ in the|traqi. Wemonstration Police last two winters as a method of|hurled tear vas bombs to dis- heiping (winter ‘unemploymert.|perse 5.000 students protesting

DISPERSE STUDENTS

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