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By CARL 0. STOCKHOLM (AP) — Czechos- levakia got its first Nobel Prize Monday. The United States, which bas won or shared in more than 50 prizes, got another. at The 1959 chemistry prize, worth the - equivalent of $42,606, was awarded to a Prague prafesso who gave the world’s industries a lift by inventing a new method of analyzing complicated sub stances,

He is Prof. Jaroslay Heyrov-

sky, 68. The Swedish Academy of Sciences honored him for devel- oping since the 1920s the polara graphic method of analysis, which has groved particularly valuable in metallurgical ‘fie A big virtue is that the 413 fast. : The 1959 pliysics prize, as fore- cast by unofficial sources during the weekend, went to two Amer ican atomic scientists — Italian- born Dr. Emilio Segre, M4, and Dr. Owen Chamberlain, 39, who are attached to the University of California at, Berkeley.

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Fanatic Dies Nailed To Wall

_. FRANKFURT, Germany (Reut ers)—The leader of a small re- ligious sect who believed Chris: spoke to him was found dead, railed to a wall, Monday. Police. believe his death was Yoluntary. The body of shoemaker George Krausert, 64, was found in his workshop. Krausert was sus- pended from a six - inch nail through his right hand and a 28- inch spike through his torso. His bare feet were nailed to a board lying on the floor. His reck showed signs of strangula- tion and a cut.

RELIGIOUS FANATIC

Police said Krausert, known in his neighborhood as a religious fa- natic, died from strangulation and was nailed to the wall after- ward. There were no signs of a struggle.

Police surprised 13 persons Monday night meeting to read letters left by Krausert in the hands of two women. _—

Krausert said Christ had spoken to him, The letters said he would be\killed by two men who would receive 12,500 marks ($3,150).

He wrote that his death was a

‘to bring people to reason.”

Krausert gave members of his sect letters last Saturday with oz- ders that they should be read to a group of 13 after his death. But his sect had only 11 members so two extra persons were recruited ior the meeting.

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| ST. JOHN’S, Nfld. (CP)—Retir- | ing president Max Lane of the) Newfoundland Brotherhood of | | Weods-Workers said Monday that | }@ man soon will have to be a. junion member to work in the | woods of Newfoundland.

Mr. Lane said the agreement between the brotherhood and the jAnglo - Newfoundland Develop- jment Company at Grand Falls | las been amended. Loggers have ito join the union before entering ‘A. N. D. wooas camps. Pre- |vicusly employees were allowed }one month before being required _to join the NBWW.

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three, West should play the! eight, not the three. East, of! course, will produce the two

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Dpening lead—king of hearts. Part of the skill in card play consists of getting your oppo nents to make errors. The more opportunities you create for an adversary to make a mistake, the greater the chance you have of getting a good result.

South is in four spades and West leads the king of hearts. Let’s say declarer ducks and then wins the heart continuation. He leads a low spade, West plays low, and dummy wins the jack. Declarer then plays a low spade to the queen, East showing out, and West takes the ace. West cashes the jack of hearts, but he is then out of business he-

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he does not see the East-West! cards. His only concern is to} avoid the loss of two trump

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cur if the spades are divided 3-2. | South will therefore take mea- sures to guard against a possible 4-1 trump break. When he sees the eight appear on the first| round of spades, he is quite lik- ely to think that West's eight ts a singleton or possibly was play-; jed from the 10-8 alone. | To cover both cases, and par- iticularly the possibility that East 'was dealt A-10-3-2, declarer is ‘apt to lead the king of spades 'from dummy on his next play. |This will protect him against {more than one trump loser if | East actually has the A-10-3-2.

Once South does this he is a gone goose. West makes two trump tricks and the contract goes down.

To play the spade three at trick three allows South no op- portunity to go wrong. The eight is the killer-diller.

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