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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAV BIXIKEB FAMOUS HANDS

and the king of hearts was over-j "E"-"e Likfitnfifi ..52i'l'”..'i..Is'?”s2-iii?-'3l der led out all his trumps. in the, 3 course of which West improperl.Y' I

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Opening lead-six of clubs.

The annals of bridge record spades. many famous hands. Here is one to contend with of the strangest. It was played ceeded in making the slam. in a team of four match at Hel- ainld between Austria and GG'- dummy. The jack of so many in 1954. The bidding is not led and everybody played low. it was indescrib- East thought declarer ha ably bad. and decided he might fool decla

At the first table Karl Schnei- er by not grabbing the kllli

Law On Insanity

Left Unc

OTTAWA (CPI-A five-member royal commission has recom- mended no basic change in the law of insanity as a defence in

Schneider's last three cards.1'ci-iminal cases. it was announced

Friday. It recommended in its 70-page report dated Oct. 25 but released

' rnnnds. But East had to choose only Friday that the present law

regarding the burden of proof and

" his holding of Q-J-9 of diamonds the procedure in insanity pleas be He waspcontinued.

That is. an accused who pleads

South had the last three tricks. not guilty because of insanity 7, so Austria scureq 1.1.50 points. ;must prove insanity at his trial

At the second table the German and the jury alone must rule on. North became declerar at six lht evidyice introduced. He had the ,s.l( of trunlpl Tllt. commission was headed by but he also suc-lChief Justice J. C. Mclluer of the lontario high court and was set up East opened a club. taken in m 195-1 to study insanity as a legal adcs uas defence.

The other members were: Dr.

.1 A-Q Gustave Desrochers. Quebec City r. psychiatrist; county court judge Hclen Kinnear of I-laldlmand. '(lnI : Dr. Robert 0. Jones. psychi- atry professor. Dalhousie Univer- sity. Halifax: and Joseph Harris. Winnipeg. president of Great-West

.tfe Assurance Company.

" hneider saw at a glance there East clung to his original new REQUIRED To PROVE

v f was no legitimate chance to make that declarer had A-Q. He put up the contract. There were two his king of spades. It held the .

spade losers. He decided to Play trick for a fraction of a second ll?-"fl effort to steal the until West took it with the ace .UWll hand. After ruffing a cits: in So again the slam was made--,

dalowsa tothistim . '

dummy' he 1e P e in spades lthe Indian school at Skidgate for 325 a month. He married Gertrude Russ. also a fullblooded Indian descendant of chiefs. and they agreed that no matter how hard.

l B. C. chufch Hgqdlthe road might be. he should go

through for the ministry. '

T" "" t'”""”” "' ”"”""' Indian Chief Is

I tary chief of the Haida lndlans..

is the new president of the Brit-

Rev. Dr Peter Kelly, son of als chief. and ordained 41 years ago. was born at Skidgate in the Queen Charlottes. 500 miles northwest of here. His father. a converted

uould become a minister.

BEDTIME STORIES -

Bukulia is often caused by i change.

Over in the Green Forest. It the

. l"! b'""C.'h" b'”""""k 5"" edge of it Redeve the Vireo and G"D"”'K'h'7NI'-" 5' Mrs. Rcdeye had been building a.

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"W" "'9 9”?" C"”'”"" Nandsilndian rights. He feels the biggest

ish Columbia conference of thel?:(:'::Ice”:::i3rel:I'0':u:?e1229:?fl: l Umted Church or Ca"ada' llegal riuht to attend public .

tion. he believes. will come the true rebirth of Lhe Indian people.

Only A Moment

I l . ' . A aingle moment may arrange. . Rcdeye is a good home-maker. She, . For one or more a llfe-time is fussy about her home. All good lazy Iahay . home makers are fussy. Mrs. Red-

.. . - Old Mother Nature rye can do what only a few of her A molt:-1-nt IS a very small space feathered neighbors can do. She can

that she is not in the habit of do- ing. She had come up late and she

was near enough done so that she couid finish it while she was sitt- ing on those precious eggs of hers.

materials and she wove than into place the way thou two little , . , l feathered folk worked together 3 . is ' . . was lovely to see. While he worked Redeye did a lot of alnglni. for he was very. very happy. He loved to sing to Mrs. Redeye and she loved to have him em; to her-

thero were four pretty little can in

After ., Everybieal

The report said the commissionl representations that the should be required

After five years of economic

He has long been fighting for l

chools. Out of such an integra-p

Dr Kelly's good works have not

been confined to Indians. He cam-1

ishermen o the coast. .

He couldn't realat the temptation. He went.

Mrs. Redeye had done something ad laid her eggs in that little neat eforc it was finished. However. it

This she did. Redcyc brought the

By the time the neat was finished

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lprove. in insanity pleas. thug mg

ttime of the crime. However, it commented:

"We do not feel that the evl. dence we have heard warrants a recommendation of any change in the law in this respect. The mm; on the accused to establish the de- fence by a mere preponderance of probability (of insanity) 1; not . heavy onus."

It said there were repreunu. tions that the question of crimi- nal responsibility should be dg. cided separately from the trial by a board of three psychiatrists- one representing the Crown. one the defence and a third chosen by agreement of the first two or ap- pointed by the court.

There were variations of this suggestion, the report said. but the royal commission said:

”The great weight of l'C5D0ng. Ible ollllll0ll is against taking from the tribunal of fact as now con. stunted the authority to decide whether or not an accused per. son should be found criminally rc-

accused was not insane at the of review consisting of three psy-

W for Ma aeta.' I CONSTITUTIONAL

It also suggested that ltmlsht be unconstitutional for Parliament to let a separate board of exlltfll -instead of no peers-declde the crtmtul i-uponsibthty of the ac- cused. g

However. the commission ro- comlnended that the statutory pm- vision should be made for a board

chlatrlsts to report to Ind IIMBG the cabinet in its usual review of all death sentences.

It also recommended that I magistrms should have the power to decide at a preliminary helflnl whether the accused is mentally fit to stand trial. but the Crown should still have the power 9-0 Pl'& fer a charge in a hull!!! Col-IH despite the magisrtate's finding-

The royal commission au8895f-Cd that” the Supreme Court of Canada should be asked to make I 0103! and ailthoritative statement as to the proper instruction 8 Judge must give to a jury in connection with pleas of insanity. .

However. it suggested its own. It would instruct a Jury to find the accused not Ellllllf ll "01! I mere preponderance of probability based on the evidence as a whole" the accused was so diseased in his mind that he could not forese ethe consequence of his act or was in- capable of knowing his act was

wrong.

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MICKEY MOUSE

AMMAN. Jordan (Reuters) - King Hussein of Jordan has blamed ”a new kind of lmperi. alism" for the recent riots and plots which threatened to topple lllm from his throne.

In a message of farewell Friday to visiting King Saud of Saudi Arabia. who has been here for a week. the young kind said:

"The Jordanian people appre- ciate your noble good hands. which supported us when darkness and destructive forces turned on us and subversive hands were laid on us."

He said these forces-”moving

to spread evil and corruplion"- named to destroy the religious basis of Jordan's nationhood and harm her sovereignty and indepen- ttence.

"These hands and voices receive their orders and guidance from a new imperialism which aims to enslave the Arabs and undermine their struggle against slavery." Hussein said.

EGYPT PLOT ALLEGED

The talks between the two mo- narchs occurred as Jordan ac- cused Egypt of plotting sabotage and planning assassination of

Hussein Blames "New Kind Of Imperialism" For Riots

leaders and membeds of the royal family. In a communique issued Thurs- lday night. the two monarchs said the defenre of the Arab world be the iesponsi'r'lity of the Arab countries themselves. l Saud said before departing that he Will make every effort to sup- port the cause of unity between Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

The kings also insisted the Gulf of Aqaba is Arab territorial waters and under the complete jurisdic- titm Arab states. Turning down Israel's claim. they said they do not recognize the gulf as an inter- national waterway.

They also said they will defend Arab sovereignty over the gulf Co-operation uith their sister ISRAELI COMMENT

In Tel Avlv. an Israeli foreign ministry ource described the Saudi-Jordanian claim is an at- tempt to "introduce the fiction of Israel's non-existence into inter- national law."

The Israeli source added: "It is an undeniable fact that Israel is a littoral state of the gulf and Elath is the most important port on the gulf and the only one be- sides he Jordanian port of Aqaba."

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