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.1118 Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. Dec. 19. 1962. 13

Kennedy Gives AcCounting 'Of 23 Months In Office

WASHINGTON tAPi —— Pres- But he said the stumbling lident Kennedy said Monday lblock to peace "is the Soviet de- inight hr thinks "it is going to sire to expand their power and ;be some time before it is pos- infliience"~-sometliin_g which he slit": to" Us to come to any real noted t e Communist Chinese

understandings" with S o v I et now show “in the most militant Premier Khrushchev. orm." 1" 3“ “"Prl‘cwenle‘l IOIQVI" The broadcast represented the

51 “*3le Eli'C‘mnllni' Of his 2’3 distillation of 90 minutes of con-1 months in the White House. Kcn- iversation ﬁlmed Sunday in the ncrly said he believes KhI‘IISIl-Vpresjdent‘s office. The major chcv's recent utterances show us. networks edited the filmed “that he realises how dangerous ‘; record and, the bite House 8 World we I'VE Inf lsaid, had an entirely free hand.

The one-hour filmcd broad-i pier"; Salinger, white House clast. in which Kcnnncdy faced “H.055 secretary, said the co-op- t ircc

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(11's. ranced across a broad tion of problems with which president has dealt sinceI inauguration Jan. 20. l I.

At the outset. Kennedy said he found "the problems more difficult than I had imag- ined they were."

He added that solution of many world problems does not le with the United States alone. He mentioned. in this connec- tion. the pcrsistcnt internal troii-

iblcs in The Congo and the cur-t

trent Western efforts to erase long-standing dispute be‘ tween Pakistan and India over lKashmr.

v _ quﬂzﬂ the Soviet. .Uninn. the president "“y +3537 Nile 4 4’ said there Is no reason why two 'a useful and successful way. he with energeticlsaid. "then. of separated by many a great

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be able to live in peace."

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Kennedy reported that he thinks “there are a lot of satis- factions to the presidency." par- ticularly‘ since he deals with "all the problems which. if I was not. the prcsidcnt. I would be concerned about as a father or as a citiren."

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When one sits In the White; House. he said. "at least tone‘ has) an opportunity to do some-'1

. Discussing us. relations withlihimz about them" i

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course. that is satisfaction“—just a

ifailure represent "a great set- back."

By HAROLD KING PARIS chances of Britain negotiating full membership in the Euro- pean Common Market remained unchanged after weekend talks between British Prime Minister Macmillan and Prcsidciit de Gaulle. otticials circles said here The difficulty of adjusting the British agricultural subsidy sys- tem t0 the price-support sys-

criix of tlic problem.

According to the French gov- ernment. this adjustment be- tween thc two systems is not a political question. and cannot be solved by a political deci- sionwthat is to say. by some “compromise” between de Gaulle and Macmillan.

France's agriculture minister Edgar Pisani. said onday night Britain could not be “both inside and outside the European

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He told a press conference that French agriculture “can and must" take first place? among supplicrs of the 175.000,~i 000 consumers in the markcti ai'cii— 22Iti,litlti.tttit) if Britain is 5 included. 3

France is having serious dif-; ficulties. despite the agricuI-i

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fully last January with its Com- mon Market partners. ,

France subsidizcs its farmers. I who make up more than one-.1 quarter of the population. with‘ a view to increasing farming ef- . ficiency and agricultural pro-i ductivity. i

This .ystein would become; absurd if the Common Market: nations—and Britain if it en-E iered —

did not absorb the

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ficials here say.

LIFT BUOYS MONTREAL (Ct ~— Night: navigation along the St. Law- rcncc River has ended. and a buoy tender was up remaining channel markets Thursday in Montreal H rbor. Sovcn ocean ships were still in harbor taking on cargoes. All are expected to clear by

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NORTH is a dangcr of losing two club ‘ Oi” tricks unless steps are taken to p V310953 prevent it. K33 i Declarer cannot afford to play; *Q104 low from dummy. because East WEST WT might also play low and thus be .K108743 .9 in position to win two club .A .3 tricks later, Nor can declarer Q93 .310765‘ solve this problem by playing ‘AJss the ten from dummy. because SOUTH East would cover with the jack .Aqsz 'to attain the same position. 'IFQ37‘ ‘ South therefore plays the On .iqueen from dummy to resist the #4563 tattack on his most vulnerable me bidding; .spot.l East cannot gain by south West North Mt duI‘cJ‘king. so tlite takebsttthe ace. 1. 2' P”. as can ono e er now

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Good dummy play is nothing more than a logical process by which the declarcr obtains the tricks he is entitled to. A fine declarcr makes use of every possible clue. whether gained from the bidding or play. to at- tain his objective. '

Look at this hand. for exam- ple. where dcclarer must func-

the contract. West leads the nine of clubs

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to assume that West has not led his highest club. This means that. East has the A'J and there

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ford to slip at any point. The most crucial play of the hand is the first one from dummy. when the queen must be played to es- cape defeat. Many declarers would play the four or the ten without thinking much about t e matter. and would discover too late that this one play had cost them the contract.

That is why the competent declarer never makes his first play from dummy without giv- ing the entire hand adequate consideration.

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