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PARIS (APl—The 15 NATO nations. including France. have agreed to set up a unified nu- clear command that would in- clude air and sea strike forces. highly qualified sources ported here.

The French agreement fore- shadowed creation of a A nuclear force—composed of oa- tlonai contingents—when NATO foreign ministers meet in Ot- tawa May 22 to 24.

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eastern University mala stu- dent ran to her aid. Miss Sarah lBrower. lit-yeahold student of iLeianrl Powers School. was un- der treatment Wednesday in hospital for severe neck bruises,

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liorce after United States Secre-‘ ‘tary Rusk addressed the NATO :permanent council on current ‘moves to establish a nuclear force within the framework of? the alliance i use us. NUCLEAR suns '

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re. decision on the multinationanassignments of targets for US. industry was broken Wednesday”

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try and President Kennedy do it'.’

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throw French national nuclear; “m” today his departure from

resources into the NATO pool.

as the British have done With .their V-bomber farce. it means, only that the two French squari- Ger- 1

tons. now based in West

l Washington for an Easter vaca- ' tinn in Florida.

cor MORE cans Italians increased their own-

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mood and will take on Ameri-

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You are South. both sides vul- merable. The bidding has been:

North East South West 1 9 Pass 1 9 Pass 8 N: Pau_ 2

What would you now bid with each of the following five hands?

1. .102 'Q7643 083 4.1m 3. .1474 oxqess oQJ gun I. AKQBS 0.1.1752 9K84 *3 4. .94 .1086 cam 4.752 5. AKWS .17542 .9 ‘A83

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1. Pass. The two notrump bid is not forcing. it n a t u :- ally shows a powerful tnte rest in getting to game.‘ but at the same time permits the respond- er to pass with no values in ad- dition to those already shown. Since the heart response in this case was as on minimum values. the best thing to do is

pass.

Point count can he used to make the same determination. The jump rebid of two notrump shows 18 or 19 points. Hence, the combined values can scarcely come to 26 points, the number usually required for a sound three notrump contract. The fact is that even two no- truitnp is in some danger of de- ea .

2. Six notrump. Here. also. point count is very helpful. We simply add our 15 points to the 18 or 19 North has advertised. and that brings us to 33 or 34 in the combined h a n d s. The

trump is 33. so we have some-

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magic number for a slam in no-

lthing to spare. Besides. our hand is clearly of the notrump type.

3. Three a p a d a s. This hand has slam aspects also, but it is not from the notrump family because of the singleton club. Suit slams usually do not re- quire 33 points if there are dis- tributional values to compen- sate for a slight shortage of high-card points.

The three spade bid is made at this point. not in the hope of finding North with four spades. which is unlikely. but in order to represent the 4-5-3-1 distri- bution so that partner can intel- ligently choose the ultimate suit-slam contract.

The intention is to bid four diamonds next if Nort bids three notrump over three spad- es. North would thus become aware of the club shortage and could then choose the best suit con ract

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