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That is the question they are debating 'in the Church of England today. Those who are against new cathedrals argue it is better to build a score of smaller parish churches instead. These could be spotted strategically, they say, to bring church life to the great new building estates or 'new towns growing up around British cities, Cathedrals, they say, are just a waste of money and involve costly upkeep. Besides, once up, they can't be kept clean. Ex- cept for a few great occasions in the year they are not used to capacity. Some attract only a score of worshippers into their vast spaces at the regular Sun- 71\day services. On weekdays the priests and choir virtually are alone, 1/BACKED BY DEANS Cathedral deans and. their supporting canons' argue . that theif cathedrals are doing a use- ful job ag spiritual centres of Future Of Big Cathedral Questioned By Anglicans i \) me Fan each diocese and could not be replaced by any number of ad- ditional parish churches. They say a diocese needs.a big church building to accom- jmodate all the big diocesan services. And all point to the shining example of the new Coventry cathedral, which at- tracts about 1,000,000 visitors a year and usually is crowded on Sunday. Meanwhile, the drive for ca- thedral funds goes ahead, The Yorkshire wool town of Brad- ford has just completed exten- sions worth £300,000 ($900,000) and Bristol is seeking to raise a similar sum. The archbishops of Canter- bury and York thus far have kept out of the cathedral 'con- troversy. But they are well aware that much of the present ecclesiastical real estate is not getting full use. Recently they appointed a group to study pro- posals for sharing of churches by the Church of England. and other churches. 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Take this hand, for example, where West leads a spade against four hearts. Declarer sees that the only possible losers are a trump and three clubs, The trump loser can easily be saved whenever East has three low trumps, or when- ever East has the singleton or doubleton queen. The trump loser can also be saved when East has two low trumps or three to the queen, but in both these cases South must guess whether or not to finesse if he is to avoid a trump loser. A club loser can be saved whenever East has the ace of clubs, since the king would be- come a trick in each such case. Declarer can protect himself against practically every case possible if he wins the spade lead with the ace, cashes the ace of hearts, plays a spade to the king, and then leads a trump and finesses the ten. This finesse assures the con- tract whether it wins or loses. Note that in the actual'case the finesse succeeds 'and South makes eleven tricks. ~ But let's assume that West had the Q-x originally, in which case the finesse would lose. Even so, South is certain of the contract regardless of where the ace of clubs is located. _ West, having scored the queen of trumps, cannot do better than return a diamond, thus permit- ting South to discard a club loser on dummy's fourth dia- mond. " If declarer fails to take the trump finesse, he j the contract, and, in the actual case, goes down one. Russian Aircraft Sent To Jakarta JAKARTA (Reuters) -- The Indonesian Air Force, already claimed to be the strongest Asian air force in Southeast Asia, is being equipped with more modern aircraft from Russia. It was announced that more MiG-21 jet fighters, huge MI-6 transport helicopters and AN-12 transport aircraft will arrive soon in Indonesia, No quantities or other details were revealed. The air force is undergoing extensive training and re-equip- ping at the hands of Russian experts. Russia and Indonesia have signed a multi - million - dollar arms pact. Artist Tackles Gigantic Mural MEXICO CITY (Reuters)-- David Siqueiros, Mexico's lead- ing mural painter, has been commissioned to paint the big- gest mural in the world in the auditorium of a luxury hotel planned at Cuernavaca, 40 miles from the capital. The mural, covering about 10,700 square yards, will have as its theme "the man of the future" and will probably take five years to complete. The 67- year-old artist was reported to have asked for a 2,000,000-pesos fee (about $167,000), : SHIP FLOATS ON LAND MUNICH, Germany (AP) -- Land-locked Munich has a §2,- 500,000 full-size ocean - going freighter floating in a specially- constructed harbor basin. Built of wood and cardboard, the ves- sel contains exhibits at the In- ternational Transport and Com- munications Fair. 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