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Jil Issues Recovering TORONTO (CP) Prices re mixed at the close of light aiding on the Toronto Stock xchange Wednesday, with stern oils recovering losses ken earlier in the day. Dome Petroleum jumped 6 to for the largest gain of the vy of the 672 issues traded her oil issues cut losses but und up with. fractional de- nes. Central-Del Rio fell 4 to 4 and Canadian Superior %4 474. Scurry-Rainbow ypped 1% to 52\. jolds, off 3.55 points to 193.39 index, were led by Dome nes, off 1% to 57. Giant Yel- yknife fell 35 cents to 9.20 mpbell Red Lake dropped %4 26. nindustrials, Maclean- nter rose 3 to 65. Losses oughout the list were mostly ctional. Bank of Nova Scotia | % to 14 and Bank of Mont- 1 Ve to 10.% PR fell % to 58% ,Falcon- dge 4% to 901% and ITLL Indus- »s to 16%. 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Memorizing the standard safety plays is bound to be help- ful, but if you don't appreciate the reason behind a particular Safety play, you may not recog nize it when it appears in a YOUR HEALTH Hearing By JOSEPH ¢ Dear Dr. Molner: I fore buying a hearing sound in the ear, move freely. e Kids Help, But Surgery Better 3, MOLNER, MD Thus a hearing aid, by mak- article about seeing a doctor be-|ing sounds louder, forced some sound through, but putting the I was told by a specialist 13;ear mechanism in working read your| aid could not |guise different from the one jyou're accustomed to. | For example, consider the jcase where you have A-K-J-10-9 jof a suit and dummy has 4-3-2. | If your aim is to win five tricks, }you do best in the long run by |first cashing the ace and then [entering dummy with the inten- ition of finessing against the queen If the finesse succeeds and both opponents follow suit, your mission is accomplished, but even if your left-hand opponent shows out, you can still make all five tricks by returning to dummy in a side suit and re- peating the finesse. You make the safety play of first cashing the ace in order to guard against the possibility of a 4-1 division with the queen singleton on your left. The heart setup in today's hand strongly resembles this situation, but actually there is an important difference be- tween the two cases. Note that if, after losing the first three tricks, you cash the jace of hearts before ai \a finesse, East winds up with a jcertain trump trick and you ge down one. The big difference between ithe two cases is that you can't latford to lead the ace for the purpose of guarding against the jsingleton queen because you waste one of dummy's high hearts in the process. The prap- er technical play is to start by leading the jack and taking a first-round finesse. If you do this, you make the contract. There is of course a good rea- son for adopting this methed of play. Assuming the hearts are divided 4-1 with West coves 2 singleton, that card will be a low one exactly four times as often as it will be the queen, Hence the odds strongly favor a first-round finesse. NEWS IN BRIEF SAYS INDIANS ARMED RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) -- A Brazilian legislator claims "'for- eign elements" have armed Xavante Indians with .23-calibre rifles to keep Brazilians from diamond-prospecting areas in the rugged Mato Grosso. Enio Omagnolli made the allegations before the federal mines and en- ergy commission, but did not namé the foreign countries in- volved GOOD FISHING PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil (AP) -- Deputy Adolfo Puggina told the Rio Grande do Sul state legislative assembly an estimat- ed 40 Russian boats using elec- tronic shock devices and nets harvest 200,000 tons of fish a month off southern Brazil. He also compared this to an annual take of 50,000 tons by Brazilians in the same area. RECEIVE AWARD CHILLIWACK, B.C. (CP) -- Reeve R. E. Britton and Mayor Allan Holder are among Chilli- wack residents who have re- ceived centennial medals from the federal government in rec- ognition of "valuable service te the nation." RETURNS MONEY NICE, France (AP) -- The manager of a local movie thea- tre says he has received a cheque for $2 from a Philadel- phian who said he saw a film there without paying 30 years ago. The manager said the cheque was accompanied by a letter which said; "I am now a member of the Christian bg zation and must pay my to clear my sins." a ay QUEENIE | 7--Temptation 4---Truth) er Cens®)vears ago that a childhood dis-/order was better. 7_.Payton Place | ie "ores | sei2 "Barney Boomer | ease infected my eardrums and| I wish you hadn't used the Sar SS er Aart dean ------|was advised to get a hearing)word 'agony' in connection jaid, which I did. In fact, I've|with your hearing aid, as I am CROSSWORD had two. I wore one all this|sure you meant psychological or time, and while they are won-|emotional "agony." Such aids derful, nobody knows the agony/ate Ne strapon -- in any i one goes through wearing one. |way, but some people, espe- Boies ie age faaa pal | Last April a friend gave usjcially younger ones, are painful- 6, Curry "up ue comer Sea the name of another doctor. Hejly shy about wearing them. 10. Horsemen 11, Fool 28, Spreads ee told me I was born this way--|There's also a problem in- 12, Chinese 17. Milkfish: grass [TIRIAIP] agaaita my vibrator had gone on the| volved, for some folks, because river pl. todry AMMEIOITICE| blink, but he could fix it with anjthe very high-scale sounds, rat- 13. Napping 18. Prophet 31. Gar- ee EE operation (stapedectomy). itling dishes, rushing of the 14, Anger 19, So. ment [AV]! [OMS/UlP Moir] I went to the hospital Wednes- |wind, rustling papers, and 60 15. English American 34, Far IPIEIR[ |S} ROPE day, had the operation Thurs-jon, are very much magnified. river nation: eastern aaa OINICIE} day, was out Friday morning! A hearing aid to amplify 16. 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