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To Correct Trade View

By ALAN HAR’

LONDON (CP) — The Di Froress gives prominence to @ letter from Canadiat High Com- missioner George Drew chal- lenging an assumption that Commonwealth countries ba unkindly at British ex-

s.

The letter quotes a British besiness leader, Stanley Per- ring, as saying the Common-

wealth isn't so kind to British | trade as some people believed. |

Drew quotes official figures for 1961 to show that four of the first 10 countries in total pur- chases of British exports were Commonwealth nations, The United States was first with $280;502,000, Canada next with $221,720,000 and Australia third with $201,

“The figures disclose that on a per capita basis Canadians buy almost four times as much from Britain ag the people of Western Germany and eight times as much as those of the United States,

“In view of the strange myth- ology about trade that is taking form, it should also be men- tioned that the British official

igures show that Britain's ex- Ports to the Commonwealth las year were fam in excess of total exported to every country in Europe this side of the Curtain, including Turkey.

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Ball Is Found, May Be Satellite

| NOUPCORT, South Africa

part of an earth satellite, has been found on a local farm, it

are | was disclosed,

The ball, which weighs 45 pounds, was streaked on the outside as though it had been | subjected to intense heat.

The wife of the farmer on whose Cape Province property the ball was found, said it has a blue finish on the inside, is copper - colored on the outside and carries two serial numbers.

She said that about the mid- | dle of last month she and her husband saw late at night what they first took to shooting “1

‘We only saw it for a couple of seconds before it disappeared |in the direction of where the | ball was found,” she said. “but we both remarked at the time jit was not a shooting star. It was too big and bright. It was almost like a moon.”

| EDEN’S BUTLER MISSING

PEWSEY, England (AP)— Sir Anthony Eden's butler dis- days ago and police have found no trace of him. The missing man is Percy | Hide, 54, who has been with Eden for four years.

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By B. JAY BECKER

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deals and bids One Diamond, th sides vulnerable.

would you now bid with each of

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1, Double. The fact that an opponent opens the bidding does not foreclose the possibility that your side may have a game, or at least a part score, There are erous ways of competing against an opening bid, one the strongest of these being to double.

The double indicates the val- ues for an opening bid. In this case, our hand is much too good for a mere overcall of one spade, which would be proper if we had, say, the same hand with four small hearts instead of the A-J-x-x.

The extra values beyond an overcall are shown by the take- out double, This requests part- ner to re in his best sult

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; Quiz Your right - hand opponent | trump. The point-count range is

16 to 18, the distribution is bal- need, the high - card trength is well divided over the four suits.

| 3. Two spades. This is an al- |ternative way

of showing strength in competing against | an opening bid. We have

| high-card values needed for = | double, but lack adequate sup- port for any suit partner might |name in response except spades. The jump-shift shows a |better than minimum opening hand that includes a long play- able suit. It is an invitational, | not a foreing. bid. | 4, Pass. This is the best poll- ey to follow with such hands. While we have the values for an opening bid and might there- |fore feel tempted to compete, |there is no convenient bid available to show these values. To double for takeout would | be unwise, since we ‘lack su | port for spades or hearts. Also, ‘we can't very well make the dangerous overcall of two clubs | with such a mangy suit, From bids like this come the worst diseases. | 5. Double: The only choices

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ing bid of one notrump apply also to the overcall of one no-

card points. The hand will rise greatly in value when partner

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responds in spades, hearts or clubs, You have to compete with hands of this type, not because you expect to make a game, but chiefly to fight for the possible part score.

It is better to double than to overcall. There is no use to guess which suit partner has when you can find t by doubling.

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