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The Guardian. Charlottetown. Set. March 16. 1963. 9

Nathan Leopold Released From Parole In Life Term

eotte. Samuel Freedman and A! H. Sehon. made the report at. the annual meeting of the Amer Ican Academy of Allergy. They- said the new test takes less than five hours. whereas older dial-I, nostic' test

Sugar Futures Become Active

NEW YORK (AP) —— World

tuberculosis t sugar futures turn may take up to six weeks. Bui‘touched a new they were not certain that iiiwith buying sparked by reports

ed active and h Thursday

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. lAPi— lim's biud eoned‘bo i Nathan .LCOPOld. a man who haaltheir arrestg. dy Ed to spent his adult life atoning for Loeb was slashed to death In a crime commuted in his youth. 1936 by a fellow prisoner who won th‘release from parole. claimed Loeb tried to induce

The Illinois pardon and paroicihim to commit acts of sexual hoard ‘ discharged Leopold inlpcrvorsion. line With its policy of grantingi Leopold devoted himself to freedom to life-term prisonersstudy and helping other prison- who successfully complete hveicrs. A brilliant man. Leopold years parole. , ‘maatered 27 languages and be-

Leopoid. 58. took up residence‘came an authority in mathe-

in Puerto Rico to work as aimatics and several sciences. hospital orde‘rly after his re-lAlhcrt Einstein. with whom lease from btatevdle Penitenti-‘Leopold corresponded. once

ary at Joliet. Ill. His discharge said Leopold could have made from parole Will become etfec- important contributions to sci- tive when Leopold receives *he‘ence had he been a free man. hoards notice sometime next Wartime work on malaria We . iresearch resulted in a reduction Leopold was granted paroicpf his sentence and made him March 13. 1958. after servmg 331eliigible for parole. years. six months and two days opoi became a tlo-a-week for the 1924 thrill-slaying or hospital orderly In the Church 14-year«old Bobhy Franks, lot the Bretherean Hospital at

“iv. CALLS i NITE or DAY

SAVED FROM DEATH gCastaner. Puerto Rico. He the-

could detect old. “burned-outflthe European Common Market cases that have been re-acti-tmlght ll“ import dim" 0" chases.

vated. isome recent pur The “VB-day meeting ends. The reports. from London. FridaY- H caused world sugar prices at Two phySicians from New.New York to jump .14 to .23 o!

York‘s Cornell Medical Conteni a cent a pound n heavy trad. Drs. Mary Hewitt Loveless and.i .Mone than 2-170 transac- Thomas Nall. said 36 patients‘tions took place. allergic to wasps have been The London 1",“... “m made. lmmun" by minim"! Mlthere were indications that re the odlluled V990"! 0’ Six WBSDS'cent substantial purchases by at “o'mmute l“‘?“”'“- i Italy would enter duty free. The Dr. 59"“ Man” 9' "‘9 PPlersources said only technical and Bent Brigham Hospital. Bostongiegai detail, we" holding up treptztjn‘ted 0: al or;qu method oiiachion, as ng an cass yniz orizanici tissue for use in kidney trans-! The huge" jump Fl; New planting operations. He said theiynrk “’35 by a” “ram M” method may he developed ininfcontmct which rose to a latent :Idgrecis: lEChniQiUt‘fl for tprng tract high of $6.44 for 100 i ey onors. sm'ar o tat used ‘ blood donors, and pound" mp1“; m. "Vim therefore Increase the possibili- thigh 0' “35' Th“ mt m. for ties of success in operations on TOW “183' 1“ NW Y0“ w“ iunchanged at $6.85.

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Meant tor Me

life terms (or the murder

plus 99 years for kidnapping. $332; J?rhs§i‘rei.. Puem men plea of guilty was entered for Leopold married Trudi Garcia the pair at the recommendationide Quevedo last year and they of lawyer Clarence Darrowqive quiptly in San Juan.

whose impassioned defence Quicker Test

the pair Is credited with saving

them from a death penalty. Found For TB MONTREAL (CPI M A

Leopold was 19 and 18 at the time of their crime. B 9. search team from the Montreal General Hospital has reported

oth were members of wealthy has developed a new and

Chicago families. as was Bobby ranks whom the pair picked i quicker hi 0 od test {or detec- tion of tuberculosis.

at random to be the victim of The team. Drs. Raymond Tur-

CONTRACT BRIDGE

i A pair of spectacles dropped By 3. JA\’ BECKER

lby Leopold at the culvert whcre they dumped their vic-

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West dealer double for takeout to tell part- Both sides vulerable. ner you have a good hand. NORTH This apparently doesn’t raise as North's spirits too much he- . 85 32 ‘cause all he does ls respond two .AHH 'diamonds. Now you‘ve got to ‘1085 make a deCision of your own. 51. Ems You can jump to tiirce spades ‘ .9 ‘ .A107‘ if you want to and thus Identity I ' Qam.’ ' 96‘ a very promising hand. but this .ngz .105 ibid is not forcing and partner i ‘qua *J972 ‘may was: if he is so inclined. i Let‘s say that as a practical i m a t t e r you bid four. even ' .Eg‘n5z though you lack tii.II values for .Kss .the bid. because you think there .A‘ iare. many hands North could . Jhave with which he would pass i The bidding: and which might still provide a 1 West. North East South ‘annri play for ten tricks. ~ P Pass Pass 1. ‘ West leads a heart and when i Dbla. Pass 24. Dblo. ‘ dummy comes down you're glad ‘ Pass 2. Pass 4. you jumped to four. The proba-

0 en” ;ble losers are a spade. a die- heprfs. ‘ lead queen otimond and a club. You take the i Bridge is n at exactly likei ticktacktoe. where. it you make; ‘the right play all the time. you ‘ ‘ an't lose. There are many'n‘mP- i situations in bridge where all? mc‘mme- 3’0" thought we“! you can do i. take what looks would probably have the ace. In; like the best shot and hope it view of his double, but in ai comes out all right. 5E" f you}? grind” tgeleami _ . as ias . s a cause.

T. kc this hand. After three your side is missing only 16! passes you open mm a spade' hi 'll card oints and now out “’h’lc" Wm “um” Ea“ "'1:va that livesi'iiu at moaty12 sponds With two clubs and youimmmediatp _V type) Wm“ This Indicates that West's double, was based In part on dis- tribution. and he is almost sure to have started with a singleton spade. Therefore. whatever East returns. you dummy. iWith a diamond. lead a spade.i and finesse the eight. The fines- . ise succeeds and you have a. ‘right to congratulate yourselti on fine card-reading.

kin: of spades. East winning

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