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Opening lead-jack of clubs. The facts were these. The pack

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of clubs was covered with the queen. East won and returned a, club. Declarer played a trump to, . the ace. Then. after considerable? OTTAWA (CF) -- Attainment of reflection. he played the king of.a comprehensive national health spades. giving up on the idea of: insurance plan will be the top ob- going to dummy for a possiblei jective of the Canadian Labor Con- ujnp finesse. Wimately. South lost two din-I President Claude Jodoin said to- mohds and a trump for a onelday in his new year messllle. trick set. North contendedl The head of the newly-formed vigorously the spade should havei organization of 1.000.000 members been finessed. claiming that evenl expressed disappointment that 1956 if the finesse lost the contractlpassed "without concrete results." was safe. I "Too many Canadians are suf- First. we agree with North's fering ill - health simply i contention that if dummy is en-1 there has been delay after delay tered for the purpose of leading; on the part of governments." Prea- another spade. the finesse is in ident'J0doin said in his first year- order because it assures the con-lend message since he became tract. win or lose. If the finesse.-head of the CLC on lts formation wins there is no spade loser; it it! last summe . loses there can be only one dia-1 "The health of the Canadian mond loser because the fourth people is something that should diamond can be ruffed in dummy. not be used as a political foot-

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gress' 1957 legislative program. i

leadtorestarethsauthority of the Uiltod NattotI”- in the Middle Eastcrlatsaadtohaveavttpcl lice lorce eshblhhed I

try as a whole. Our unions see no reason to cease efforts to ob-l lain justifiable improvements.

"In fact. in the face of radical ltnological changes and in the

extension of automation. it is es- "But bag hp. 3-5 sential that a high level of pur- he added. not in ,::mp::c;i,. chasing power he maintained in putes but in mm mam. . .

If we are to have peace: we must MP "'0 hungry people. During 1956. the Canadian government in-

In international affairs. Mr. creased its aid to nude;-dgvglopedt Jodoin - i' C the V J Collllfiel. but it must be increased government": action in "taking the still more."

Shaw's Alphabet-Reforming Will Be Tested In Court

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However. the suggested line of i play is incorrect. While it works: on this hand. it is not successful if it turns out that West has East": spade and diamond hold- ing. '

The proper method of play. after the ace of spades, is to abandon trumps and play dia- monds. This method is bound to succeed. come what may.

Let's examine the actual hand. and see what happens. The acc and king of diamonds are cashed and a third diamond led. East wins but cannot prevent South from ruffing his fourth diamond.

' Declarer makes ten tricks even if

he mlsguesses the trump situa- tion.

l.et's sttppose, however. thatl either defender ruffs the ace nrl the king of diamonds. Is this fatal? No. Because there would then be onlyione trump outstand- ing which could be easily picked up. and again declarer's fourth diamond is trumped in dummy. The total trick losses, if this happens. are a club and two dia-: moods. In other words. rcgard-l less of any distribution whatever. of the diamond sttit. defeat of that

ball, and the Canadian Labor Con- gress will exert every effort at its disposal to obtain action in 1957.” INDUSTRIAL PENSIONS

He also said steps should be taken towards the formation of an idustrial pension plan with gov- ernment participation.

"With the high level of employ- ment." he said, "There is an op- portunity to introduce an industrial pension plan. Many workcrs now are contributing in one form or an- other to plans which will supple- ment the entirely inadequate old age tensions when they reach re- tircment.

An urgent necessity. Mr. .lodoin said. is the co-operation of all lev- els of government in meeting the problems of education.

He reiterated the CLC's call for a federal-provincial confercnce uni the question and added the hope that I957 will hring "a ronccrtedl

and orderly effort to meet ouriz

country's educational ncctlsu" During the year, he said. or- gantzcd labor will continue to press for improved conditions. de- spite attempts ln many quarters to

LODON lReuteral-The will of George Bernard Shaw. which left money to finance a ll.tCIHlllI1ed alphabet. will be tested in the courts early in the new year-

Shaw died in 1950. aged 94. leaving about 111600.000 (8l.680.000l. After payment of death duties and special bequests. well over 51100.- 000 will be left for disposal under terms of Shaw's will.

This will is. in every sense. a typically Sharian document. When it was first published in 1951, like many of his works. it startled. shocked and exasperated people because it proposed a scheme- progressive or outrageous. accord- ing to tasteefor remoulding the alpabet.

Shaw left the residue of his es- tate in trust to initiate and finance- inquiries into the possibilities of h' phoenetlc alphabet embodying 40l letters, instead of the conventional) 6.

Any ntuttey left after providing for the alphabet scheme was to be' divided equally among tltc British: Museum, where Shaw often rcadl and worked. the national g8llPl'3'l

blame it for inflationary trends.

of his native Ireland. and thej

Just what the task Involves was

methodically listed by Shaw. . The first thing to be ascertained is the number of people who speak the Ellsllsh language and write it by the established and official 26- letter alphabet.

Then must be reckoned the amount of time which would be saved "per individual scribe" by the substitution of "an alphabet 90"l3lBlnE at least 40 letters pro- viding one symbol for each sound."

Next. the researcher has to dis- cover "liow many of these per- sons are engaged in writing or printing English at any and every moment in the world." Then. on the basis of all this information. must brestimated the "time and labor wasted by our lack of at

bols.

The playwrighrs 40-lctlcr alpha- bet would be based on the exist- ing ABC with additional symbols to mark phonetic sounds which normally need a rmuluttallun of two or more such Icttcrs. Shaw

ft the exact form of the new alphabet to be detcrnutlcd and de- signed by others.

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With grim starvation face to fare. ger, Both were near to starving.

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i Grav Reddy Fox was hunting over in mi . ' the Green Forest. He had hunted as gozaisvjiii :;oTli;:jh1;;gl:yh:,3 thoroughly over the snow cover: smmed in his turn ed Green Meadows He lhad had --NO Such thing. You belong on M l"Ck' It had 3"" lie 53'"? the Green Meadows and in the WW "1? l" we ol P5.5l”."94 Thejold Pasture. Why don't you stay snow was too deep to catch Mice. where you bclong-3 1 belong in the 3:3 my dows. Time and again Raddy had 4 i:,':kgr,:)el'l.';,d'fierE';-an xxx sgrdmi: .112”::"."::..”::..::”..:."".::t:5 rm 4' w;- - , - -most unp casant gr n. 'ou now goulilndt see M0Ut?l9- TlI:”":l1h a grin can be pleasant or very ' d , 99",” "n "W3 I9 unpleasaht. and that is the way it 3.1:: 1:: ::::r.:;:":.:”?.:.: t .3 mt .- my - rig t over ere as you ave an f.3L'iSglX'2.!St 31.”. 355:2 eFSI.'.f.”.5l W" ';,','-”",". ""' K""”;”, R''''”- '1' -you tn you can rve me ou. who lived over there. A Mouse at ,' just try 11, come on, just try it!" 5”” W" ”'"3' ' b"'- hm ' 5'0"" l Roddy snarled as he said this and '””"M 5' ' 3”” d""'"- the snarl had a most unpleasant sound.

Gray Fox didn't try it. in fact he backed up a little. .Reddy mov- ed forward with his lips drawn back. showing all his teeth. He was growling and snarling. Gray fox backed up a little more. The truth is he as afriad of Reddy. He would fight if he had to. but he really didn't have to. If he had had a dinner and Reddy had undertaken to take it away from him he would have had cause. He wasn't a coward. but there really was nothing to fight for. He knew 'that he couldn't drive Reddy a- .way unless Reddy wanted to go. iso there was no use to try.

I "i suppose you are over here "Y" i." no human 0'" ha. , looking for one of those Grouse. isnarled Gray Fox- You wont get In the Green Forest." snarled one. I can tell you that right now. cm”. 5",, You may be smarter than I am. but you won't get one. So you may Unexpectedly he came face tojas well go back to the Old Pa - face with another hunter. It was turr where you belong." . another Fox. It was Cousin Gray. "Says who?" demanded Reddy. sometimes known as the Tree Fox He growled and snarled.

because he is a fairly good cllmb- Then he made a sudden rush at his cousins. Gray Fox Jumped to one side. Then he did a surprising thing. At least it would have been surprising to anyone who is not acquainted with Gray Fox. He climbed up in a tree and he glar- ed down at his redcoated cousin. "Come on up!" he taunted. "Come on up In this tree and l'll MM you here''' He knew that Reddy couldn't do it. '

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