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Paraguay from Texas millionaire

contract.

The hands of interest are like the one shown here—where de- clrarer sees, as soon as dummy comes down, that there is work to be done, and that the result is uncertain. .

Declarer’s first reaction is that there is a diamond loser and some number of heart losers, de- pending largely on which defend- er has the ace of hearts. He can-l not, with certainty, foretell the outcome. '

Assume West leads another spade (his play does not mat. ter). Declarer’discardis a dis - mond and plays the ace and ano- ther diamond, rafting. Dummy is then entered with a trump and another diamond s ruffed. There are now three established dIia- mond tricks. in dummy.

TrumIpIs are draIw~ , ending in dummy, and three hearts are dis— carded on the damonds. A heart trick must still be lost, but the contract is made. I

His ﬂirst duty is to tom 3 pian

Always plan your play.

CALGARY (OP)-——A 35—year- old political refugee has entered Calgary’s “Oil row” with a ven- ture far removed from the petrol- eum world. He sells coﬂﬁee plan- tations.

About three years ago Bogdan Jurisic, with financial backing from a few Calgarians, bought 12,500 acres of virgin territory in

Clarence Johnson.

Thus was thorn Parncanusa Cof- fee Growers Limited. The firm sells 2%-a-cre ‘coffee p‘antations tor $900 cash or tor $1,000 if the investor chooses to make the purchase withfour annual pay- men-ts.

Under the purchase tenns, Par- acanusa operates and manages the codfee estates and takes 30‘ per cent of the net returns from each crop. The 70 per cent goes to the investors. TAKES FOUR YEARS The instalment - purchase plan

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"Coffee P-lantaﬁOn Business Enters, Calgary’s ’O-i'l Rowl

is based on the time it takes the coffee crop to mature. The first crop is harvested at the end of the fourth year, and this is dis— tributed to the plantation workers ~following the South American custom.

The 70-30 split in proceeds then operates from the fifth to the 20th year, when the investor has the option of renewing Paraca- nusa’s manageth contract.

Each 21A~acre plantation is planted with 1,000 coffee bushes, with four trees to each bush. The investor’s purchase price is based on- $1 a. bush. Alter four years, each bush is estimated to be worth $3.

In its projection of profits, Par- acanusa places 40 cents a pound as its price for prop returns. E‘st- Hunting in yield of five pounds a plant. the yearly crop would be worth $2,000. half of which would go toward operating costs. at the remaining $1.000, the investor is; $700 and Paracanusa keeps

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. Jurisic is philosophical about the current slump in the cornea “Coilfee’s a long-

, team proposition," he says. “Ln'a

20-year period you’re bound to hit cycles of boom depression." lint, he adds, his plan is oper- ating with strong currency in a cheap laIbor market, it is exempt from‘canadian corporation taxes, and investors can write off up to half their investment as a “farm- ing loss.” Mr. Jurisic, who was studying for the Greek Orthodox ministry when he fled Yugoslavia in 1944, tgot th:didea for Paracanusa att- er re mg «a magazine sto on the adfairs of Mr. Johnsonry With promises of support, he sold his car and journeyed to Paraguay. The 12,500-acre tract he bought is in the northeast

first Eds-acre codfee estate was launched tWo years ago. A second estate of the same size will be started in1959.

Previously, Mr. Jurisic had worked in Alberta at a variety of jobs, including oilfield worker, insurance salesman and super— market executive.

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