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Opening lead—queen of hearts. “A hand reported in the Bridge World mazazine by John C. Stab- lein, of Seattle, Wash., contains one of the strangest safety plays on record. :

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OTTAWA (CP)—A few more years will be required before the veterans affairs department gets rid of the “headache” rep- resented by about 1,000.000 un- claimed Second World War medals, the Commons veterans affairs committee was informed Thursday. F

Deputy Minister , Lacien Lalonde said the medals are go- ing out at the rate of about 2.500 parcels. a month to applicants and to veterans who haven't ap- plied but whose address is on file with war service records office: Abdtit one in five \parcels is returned. _ :

_ In the 13 years since the war, the medals had caused the de partment many headaches, he said. One was the initial policy of sending them only on applice- tion of the veteran.

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“A medal you_have to apply for isn't - worth having,” re marked C,,, W. Carter, Liberal MP for Burin - Burgeo and a veteran of five years’ overseas service in the Second Worild-War.

His remark followed some good-natured kidding among com- mittee members about MPs who haven't applied or received their medals> and -chairman Walter Dinsdale (PC _— Brandon-Souris) suggested Col. Lalonde might make a list and formally present them at a future committee meet- ing.

Col. Lalonde said 3,146,856 war medals were struck and became available for distribution Oct. 1, 1949. About 1,060,000 were eligible for them up to Jan 31 this year 556,000 had been sent their medals.

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