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VATICAN CITY (APi—A spe- cial commission of the Roman Catholic ecumenical council has lapproved s new draft of the ithesis' on divine revelation. the if‘ouncil press office announced . er .

I It was one of the t-horniest .issues in the council's full isesSion last fall. 1 The text of the new draft was ’not disclosed but there was a hint it may carry concessions to a so-callcd progresstve group who feared the original version might harm efforts toward Christian unity. The new title drops mention of word i"source_s" and is called merely lOn Divme Revelation.

. The draft will he submitted jto the full council after it reconvenes in September. The council recessed Dec. 8

'Before the recess. a sharp controversy broke out on the thesis and Pope John formed

the spec'al commission to draft

___i a new one.

The original version. sup- ported by conservatives. was . entitled Sources of Revelation. It elaborated on Catholic teach-

;ing that the revealed word of' God is found both in scripture and tradition.

Protestants accept only scrip-i a

ture. i The progressives opposed the: hesis, claiming it would notic

advance e f f o :- ts to achieve closer ties among Christian in churches. in

gAmbassador i ils Shocked

OTTAWA (CPl—The ambassador here he was

French to Canada said i “p r o i o u ndl

iBroadcasting Corporation's con-l

jtroversial interview with for-‘

‘ Bidauit.

m March 8°19“ ’lU.S. To Cut

. . YS New DrCIT'lMoney For DiVine Revelation Thesis UN Force

UNITED NATIONS (AP) -

tin The Congo and the Mlddie anst.

U.S. delegate Francis T. P. ,Pl;mpton stated the position at ;a private meeting of a 21-nation fenmmittee that has received five proposals that would make the United States pay more than that.

Members of the committee

hie United States has served quoted Plimpton as saying the

notice that it would not accept bill this than 0st of the United Nations forces

“I

shocked by the, appearance on the Tuesday evening of an excerpt [voluntary rather than compul- ‘of the BBC TV interview with

Mr. Bidauit in person.

"As you know Mr. Bidauit is the head of a movement whose shocked” b th , - iprogram may he summarized .the CBC tglewg‘nzppsggxggfi gglas the assassmation of the head ian excerpt from the British lg: ggulirenoh “an” premdem

‘ “This is sufficient, i think. to Vm" French premier George, i fxplain my feelings on the mat- _ er."

BC taped TV program with idault, hunted by France as ‘an antide Gaulle terrorist or- iganization:

United States. for the last six months of 1963. would not ac- cept an assessment for the two forces amounting to more than 32.02 per cent. That is the per- centage the United States pays of the regular UN budget. The United States has been contributing more than that to the two peace - keeping ex- penses. but US. contributions above 32.02 per cent have been

year for more 32.02 per cent of the total

have b e e n profoundly

CBC television newscast sory assessments.

After Plimpton's half - hour speech. the committee ad- journed to March 13.

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Ontario accounts for almost h a Canada's industrial building. Estimates for the province in 1963 were $250,000.- om.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

1. You are declarer with the ‘iWest hand at Four Spades.

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q. A K r 10 South West North East

Puo 14. Pass 19 Pa- 1. Pun 3‘ Pass 4.

North leads the, two of dis.

monds and South cashes the A-K and returns the four of How would you play

2. You are declarer with the West hand Six Diamonds. North leads the queen of hearts and continues with the lack. South playing the six and then t e four. How would you play ‘the hand?

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1. There is more to the play of this hand than meets the eye. iPeeuliarly enough. the

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4 TEST YOUR PLAY

proper .

or king is practically sure to lead to defeat.

Let‘s see why this is so. Hav- ing lost the first two tricks. West reasons that he cannot

plans to take the spade finesse and hopes South has the king. He has to credit South with that card because he cannot expect to make the contract, otherwise.

Once dcelarer makes his as- ‘sumption. it follows that North has the ace of hearts. It is in- iconceivable that South was d e a It the A-K of diamonds which he has already played. the icing of spades which he is assumed to have. and the ace

bidding with all of these cards. . The. only hope. therefore. is ithai South was dealt the .i—lli-x 'or .I-lO-x-x of hearts. in which case. the ace of hearts will be

Pierre and Louis BONAPARTE

BROTHERS wito wens

NEPHEWS or NAPOLEON];

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forced out without wasting an thonor. To play the king or

queen is sure to lead to two. iheart losers and eventual de- ‘feat. . 2. The problem is to avoid a

0 lspade loser. The best way of

iplaying the hand is to try for a ‘dummy reversal. Ruff the heart .high and cash the J-9 of dia- imonds. If both opponents follow 'suit. ruff the eight of hearts. enter dummy with a club. and? ruff the king of hearts. Now: fplay a club to the queen. cash the queen of diamonds. discard- .ing the five of spades. and the‘ .rest are yours.

| it it turns out. after cashing :the J-9. that the diamonds are divided 4-1. there is still a {chance of making the hand byl cashing four clubs and discard-l in two spades from dummy. If 3all goes well. this method of iplay will also succeed. l

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