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OI Grain
TI“ GW'd1m- Charlottetown. Sat. Jan, 4. 1934. 1
British Want More lhan Statue As President Kennedy Memorial
Br CAROL KENNEDY . L0.\'D_ON tCPi-—One dominant‘ theme is emerging from public reaction here to a proposed na.‘ tional memorial to President]
K9lm€dy~that in some _way it is surging ahead on spontaneousi is devoted. 7.30 p.m.-Bet Your Bottom Dollar. should actlvely symbollze andiPr0.leCI-3-
promote the causes for which hei stood.
Besides a conventional statue or monument, it is felt, there should be some kind of institu- tion to carry on the late presi- dent's unfinished w o rk for peace. racial tolerance and in- ternationai understanding.
Among favored suggestions. are scholarships for colored stu- dents; an education -for-peace movement penetrating to under- developed countries similar to the Kennedy - inspired Peace Corps; institutes for the men-
U.S. Probes Diversion
WASHINGTON tAPi—An in- vestigation is continuing into re- ported illegal diversion of more than 500.000 metric tons of U.S. grains from their destination in Austria to ineligible European
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Under terms of contracts written under U.S. foreign aid program provisions. Austria is the only country in Western Eu- rope fully eligible to receive barter shipments of feed grain- under open-end contracts. rep- resentative Jamie L. Whitten (Dem. Miss.) said.
In a report submitted to (‘on- gress. Whitten, chairman of a House of Representatives agri-
cultural appropriations subcom-
tally handicapped and a new! British university. .
Without waiting for the form of the government memorial to be decided. private fund-raising
KENNEDY SCHOLARSHIP
Undergraduates at Cambridge. University have launched a na-' tionwide drive to raise 5:25.000 for a John F. Kennedy scholar- ship that would send a British student to Harvard University each year to study interna- tional affairs. Harvard was Ken- nedy’s alma mater.
A student spokesman said the aim would be "to educate lead- ers for tomorrow—leaders with the qualities of President Ken-
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Another idea being canvassed‘
is for a Kennedy Institute to ed- ucate mentally deficient chil- dren—a project to which the Kennedy Foundation in the U.S.
The Guild of Teachcrs oi Backward Children has n- nounccd that if the government. does not accept this idea as part of the national project it will raise funds itself for an insti
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The weekly New Statesman, acclaiming the idea as "imagi native and practical." contribution of three pence from every schoolchild in Britain would provide half the £200.000 minimum needed.
The suggestion for ii new uni»
versity dediceted to the late president was raised in Partia- ment by a Labor MP the day Prime Minister Sir Alec Doug-
s - me announced there‘ would be a national memoriai.
Patrick Gordon Walker. La- bor's shadow foreign secretary. took it up in a letter to This Times suggesting “a university would not otherwise have founded. to be called Kennedy University."
FUND GROWS
Meanwhile the fund launched Nov. 24 by the Sunday T811.- graph for a London statue oi the president is snowballing at the rate of 700 contributions is day. Individuals are asked not to send more than £l——many oi the donations are shillings and half-crowns from school chil- dren. Already the fund has reached £10,000.
Suggestions on the type and situation of the statue are flood- ing in with the donations. A Vancouver man living in Lon- don. A. Williams. echoes many sentiments with his view that it should be placed with that of Franklin D. Roosevelt in Grosvenor Square. overlooked: by the U.S. Embassy.
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mittee looking into the grain transactions, said an investiga- tion begun by the executive branch of government in Janu- ary 1963 should extend well into
4.
He said the investigation so far shows that_of a total of 568.428 metric tons of grain which did not reach Austria. 448.656 metric ions. or 79 per cent. have been accounted for by investigation in Germany.
some 10,015 tons found its way into Communist East Ger- many, Whitten said in his re- port published in the congres- sional record.
Whitten said that no evidence has been developed to indicate
at American barter contrac- tors were in any way involved in the conspiracy to divert the feed grains. estimated to be worth 530.000.0011
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Let's say you have the East hand and are defending three notrump. West leads the jack oi spades and declarer wins it with the queen and plays the king of diamonds. your partner follow- ing with the eight. How would you defend the hand?
Of course, you don‘l see the declarer‘s card. but. just the same. you can pretty much tell what he has. He opened the bid- ding with two notrump. showing 22 to 24 points. and he is there- fore boiind to have the A-K-Q of
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spades. the A-K of hearts. the K-J of diamonds and the queen
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The first problem is whether
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to take the king of diamonds. 1 £33383 DOWN _ . . . . . . of 1.Iriformed.
West s eight indicates either a “gm, 8] singleton. which means the con- 5_Devicem 2.E;‘.c1amu tract cannot be defeated. or a fast -on doubleton. which means that dc-I mpemwt 3_ pfiuv, ciarer started with K~J-X. In 1o_ wading gm. either case. it does not mucnl bird 4. Band across matter whether you win the 12. Steep escutchcon trick now or later, so let's as-I 13. Stageln 5.0ppor- sume you take the king with the: deVe10p- funity
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The next problem is what to: 14-Shmbuled Cheerful return. if you make the neutral’ Y“-‘"1"’ 118_ return of the queen of hearts or 15~E"l"“me-d 7 Old t.""°' a spade. it is obvious that Southi 17' L°“d°" 3 F°““"“ will wind up with at least it 1 ii el iufrd 9 3'3’? ‘ft tricks. since he will next forcel f0’:_th’,° N02; out the queen of diamonds in n dl‘ ‘bu, ' 11 Indian.‘ eventually score three spades. n_Mak'. Shelter two hearts. three diamonds and chm-,9 m_And.I_ 3 “-l“b- I 24. semblance
So what you do to prevent. this 2g_ Am,-mu, from happening is return they 23, storm king of clubs. You don't k it o w nsesport. whether this play will defeat the SE contract. but you do know that France no other play has a chance of. 30-Piece of stopping three notrump. I bflddml
As it h a p p e n s. the king of 32-C01-‘Ch ' clubs return defeats the contract.l 33- D‘-"°"' it turns out that partner has the? °Y'“b“l‘ vital ten of clubs. and. since you 3;’ Cqrletd refuse to take the jack of oral 3.,-Ggf‘; ° moods on the next diamond lead.. ‘Tongue South is unable to collect more‘ pantheon than eight tricks. Killing dum- aglfigbone my‘s only entry by sacrificing. 41 AMa_”enef_
the king of clubs proves to be the decisive play.
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