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Opening lead—two of hearts.

From a team of four match comes this hand which has its points of interest.

The building at both tables was identical. It would seem that both Norths should have jumped to two notrump rather than three diamonds. It is true that a two 11 o t r u m p response ordinarily shows 13 to 15 high card points, but the advantage of identifying immediately a uotrump type of hand should outweigh the impor- tance of telling partner about the diamond support.

At both tables a heart was led. The first declarer played low from dummy and won East’s ten with the jack. The king of dia- monds then forced West’s ace.

triply stopped and that turther heart leads were futile.

In an elitort to find declaner’s weakness, West shifted to a low club. He struck gold. The de- fense rattled oIﬂf four cluIb tricks and South went down one.

At the second table declarer was more acutely conscious of the danger of a cluIb switch. He decided to disguise his heart strength. He also played a low heart ﬁrom dummy on the open- ing lead, but won East's ten with the king. He deliberately sacri-

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try to sell West the idea that East had the jack of hearts.

When West now took the dia-_ mond return he led another low heart, confident his partner had the jack. The ruse haying suc- ceeded, declarer added insult to injury by playing low from drum- my and winning the heart with the jack. This d‘eclalrer made four W.

We do not labor the point oi whether West should have fallen into the trap, but rather bestow our praise upon the second de clarer who called on deception to assht him making the con- tract.

The heart trick he was willing to sacrifice on the opening lead could not be vital as liar as male ing the contract was concerned. He had nine sure tricks without the extra heart if East had the ace of diamonds. But if West had the diamond ace the contract was in jeopardy, and throwing some dust in West’s eyes could do

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W’I N N I P E G (CTN—Divers worked Monday to tree two bodies from the half-submerged wreck of an RCAF helicopter that crashedintotheiceotLalteMn. nipeg Sunday, all six per-

sons aboard.

The Messenger Sikorsky 11-34 was returning from a nightatime mercy night to the BloodIvein IIn- dian reserve, 150 miles north of here, where it picked‘uvp an In- dian woman and her two-year—old. daughter, injured when their log cabinet home burned Saturday.

Killed when the aircraft crashed 90 miles north of here were: Mrs. Jacob Crate and her daughter; Flt-ILL J. C. Smith, 28, Swen River, Man, pilot; Dr. B.L.vandenBeiIg,32,olthe Indian affairs department hospi~ tal at Pine Falls, Man, and crew members Qpl. W. J. Bain, 34, Dauphin, Man, and LAIC J. W. Wotherspoon, 37, of Yorkton, Sask.

TWO BODIES IN PLANE

Four bodies, including that oi the child, were found on the ice outside the wreckage. Identity ot the two trapped inside was not immediately available.

An RCAZF spokesman said the helicopter had been almost ex. actly on course when it crashed, eight miles north of ManiIgIotogIa-n, 100 yards ﬁrom shore.

The aircradt left on the night ﬂight to the Indian reserve about 11 pm. Saturday, picking up DIr. van den Berg at Pine Falls en route.

An air force spokesman said the type of aircraft has only a basic instrument panel and gen- erally relies on landmarks ﬂor navigation. He said the helicop- ter was dispatched because of the reported critical condition of the mother and child.

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Smith, a veteran heli- copter pilot, won publicity in April, 1954, when he rescued a steeplejack from the top of a 100- foot smokestack in Saint John, N.B., acﬁter the man was stranded by a broken ladder.

Britain Pays Wartime Loan

LOINIDOIN (Reuters) —- Derick Heathooart Amory, chancellor of the exIchequer, has thanked Gan- ada Ifor an interestqfnee $700,000,- 000 war-mime loan, the treasury announced Monday.

In a message to Finance Min- F‘lemtnlg. the chancellor

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The British high commissioner to Canada, Sir Seville Garner, earlier presented a cheque for $7,500,000 to Canada’s finance minister, the final payment on the loan.

Britain borrowed the money in 194.2 to buy Canadian goods for prosecution of the war.

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MOSCOW (AP) -— The Soviet Union has announced a seven—

- year scientific research program

ranging from harnessing hydro; gen energy to prolonging the life i of man and his capacity for work. Prof. Alexander Nesmeyanov, president of the Soviet Academy of Science, outlined the program to Russia's 270,000 scientific work- ers—giving top priority to “solv- ing problems of controlled ther- monuclear reactions.”

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