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The Italian team gave a ma,.- nificent performance in slam bid- ding. They played rings around | the Americans when. the question | of bidding or avoiding a slam arose. . The Italians contracted for ele-| ven slams in the course of the 156-board match. They made nine of them. In the two deals they were defeated the contracts were} sound, but the adverse. distribu-| tion was such that the slams} could not be made. Not once did} the Italian team fail to bid a) slam that the United States team | bid and made. The American record suffered greatly by comparison. The Unit- | ed States representatives bid nine} slams. Four of them were de

Quebec Hospitals

Close Their Doors

QUEBEC (‘(CP)—Five Quebec | hospitals have closed their doors to visitors because of the large number of flu cases in the city, but municipal health director Dr. Berchmans Paquet says there is no epidamic.

Restrictions begin today~ and will be lifted only when the flu outbreak. abates. Hospitals af- fected are |'Hotel Dieu, Quebec General, St. Francois d’Assise, V’Enfant Jesus and Misericorde. Dr. Paquet ,said that while there is more flu this spring than there has been for the last few yeare it has not reached epidemic proportions. He said he feels the closing of. hospitals to visitors is a wise, precautionary move.

A spokesman at the provincial health ‘department described the outbreak as “serious enough’’ but said no deaths have been re

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islam purposes. The five spade lresponse showed spade control

| bled, Italy would have gained ex-

to further identify his hand for

and willingness to cooperate with Foruget’s two slam tries. It did| not identify the number of aces! held, except by inference.

Twelve tricks were made for a 1,210-point score ‘Fry had dou- bled). At the other table the Am- erican pair scored 480 points. The 730-point gain earned Italy 6 IMPs.

(‘By a peculiar-quirk of scor ing. the double made no differ- ence. A gain by a team 'of 300 to 740 points is worth 6 EMPs in international match point scor- ing. Had the s!am not been dou-

actly 500 points>. The American pair bid the North-South cards as follows: |

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the Quebec seminary where 100 of the 900 pupils are suffering, from flu. The number of beds in“ the infirmary has been doubled to 30 to take care of boarders who have been stricken.

O'Leary Auxiliary Holds Meeting

O'LEARY — The regular meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the O'Leary United Church was held in the Christian Youth Centre with the president, Mrs. Thiren Ellis presiding. Roli call was answered by 13 members. Two travelling aprons were open- ed by the members proceeds amounting to $20.

Prayer was made by Mrs. Wia- mifred Bridges for Mrs. Elda Danield’s Missionary in Korea. One book was reported read. A letter from Mrs. Stanley Thomp- son, secretary of the P. E. IL. Presbyterial was read regarding -presbyterial be- ing held in Charlottetown on April 25th. Also a letter received from Mrs. Russell Leard community friendship secretary for the Is- land congratulating the members

on the increase shown of all the|

community friendship work over the past year. ; Friendship secretary reported fourteen sympathy, five . con- rartulations, six shut-in calls, 14 hospital calls, six treats, five let- ters

A reading on temperance was given by Leila Craswell. Pro- ceeds from thank-offering em» velopes amounted to $22.70. Wor- ship period was presented by Mrs. Lorne Luiscton., followed with hymn and Scripture read-

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TROOPS RETURN HOME

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