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. EL CAP Egypt tAPt-Lt.-en. Sir Hugh Stockivell. commander oil lhe An"lv--French forces in Egypt. told his troops Tuesday they had nothini: to apologize for in this. campaign which started four weeks ngu. '

"Tile e are malty who say wily dldnit we take Suez. why didn't we take Cairo." be said. "It would we been good fun and we woultii have eiljoyed it. But that was noti what we were told to do.

"Perhaps history will show that what vie did stopped, or at least delayed, some major confiagration or war in the Middle East. The way Israel uiis going they would hate uixcii iiiv ilgyptizills a really good silizick uilti goodllcss i(il0it's who would hale JUlllCCi in on that bandwagon."

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sou-pg factor that permita the contract atone 607”R'5"iT-5WN95M--- CREAM FROMTI-IE i ' ' - ad A 7 3 2 to be made. but the course of 3t.Cut. as a E W15 STRINGIS FOR DRu651'oRE;.. V. X -3,, .u ' , 9 K 9 7 4 play adopted by south rendered coin's edge Ill BREAD FROMTHE . .. W '. ' . 5 4 the grand slam unbeatable. 82. anci:nt 5. PM i .. 4A Q 7 Declarer took the A-K of die. 0'" H ': . ;,--- , monda, the ace of hearta. and """.'”' - t 8011:: Norm E." ruffed a diamond. The king or 33 T ' J4: 7 hearta was cashed and a. heart 0) W s 36. La ' d ,

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club suit and from then on found If he discarded the (4. South tcotloq.) fk;

himself more or less at the mercy would slough the heart and make 8 J?!

of North: directional steering. i-he in! two trick! by lending the DOW! In

North”; bi-'s were a little on the ten of apadea to the ace. 1. Land :!

optimistic side. His five notrump if. instead, East discarded the measure: 0 E

can compelled South to show his IQ. South would slough a apnde 2. Cushion & Q

one king by bidding six dllmolldl, and make the laat two trick: with :71"!!! In 3

and there was then no way to re- the AA and the Q9. - P70" 9

turn to six clubs. the proper tom Of course. it was a lucky break 5- UMGPWOYV E 9

tract. for South that East was burdened .

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North's behalf that South's king in; both the spade: and hearts. A X Y 9 L I A A X ll

mixht have been in apadeii in- Or could it be that North's bid- '0 L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W j

stead 'of hearts. in which case din; routine showed extruenlory . one letter simply ltanda for another. in thin sample A la uni :

North: grand slam undertaking perception? for the three L's. x tor the two 0'-. etc. single letten, npoo

trophea. the length and formation of the word: are all hinta Each day the code letter: are different. I :::.: -.:..- A Cryptognm Quotation i HZ!-IF TUS HF! HZEF TW I HEY',Lx(ATT-HE I Wooly Bear Appears ,, ' Gvrsc w rm ZHH SJ. HJIF 'rUa i-irt ri.lI:r. The one who never doubts his cyesjmust be. for Woolly Bear is the T U S W J N Z H H 2 - W N 2 U M K L U I Will often meet with a surprise. only Caterpillar that lives through 4 . I Peter Rabbit. the winter in the land whose it is sTVgTy;:1Eg'Tf!!3BPl;4I;'I0iP: Ci” A: EA PARCEL OF VAIN Z . . . c id enoutzh to make ice an snow. A A C BOND TOGETHl:R- 'PN” Rabiiitliitii:iSi:li(ii;lyP:?ti).pIi!i: uPeter sat perfectly still and wait- TH0PJ'ZAL' ( i!ii:RI.'wi'ifin(izl il)oi'IilllSeii. He had "L An" 3 "m5 u''"' wmny 3'" been playing 8 game of hide and "".c"”ed' Honor Wooly Bc"' H ' R f S k' seek with a Butterfly named 5":dhP:;ie"l mv;Ihi::m'"nlyo:a:l.?.i.nn 9 Moummg Cmakl unis” siiil hard 0u"l':! il:iI'l3 saomciiwzherz," haid a n to i)Cil('V(.' that a utter y can ' N H B A d sleep all winter. Wllcn Sammy Jay uked Pet", ri ht .4 told me ilt' had sccna Butterfly MW ' 8 since ivlnirr came I didnt believe .:-Ilhm 4! mmemmg you 4,." M ' By THE CANADIAN PRESS in Regina next week, Two government minister: were

it. But I have in believe my own eyes. Yes, sir. i have to bcllciel what i sec and i, too. saw ihati Bilticrily I wish i know where. she is hiding. llcihaps then if we v

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"He 0. Woolly Bear." nail Fri- or. "What are you doing out here at this time of year?"

ahould have a warm day now and then in the winter hm she should come out i might ll-r. t al- waya think of Butterflies and. llowrrti Being together. but there at this time of year.

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right to ask." said Woolly Bear. "That in my business and not yours "

”l iiiipposc.” said Pl'i('l'. "that it is this warm day that ha: brought you nut."

Woolly Bear admitted that it was. He said he had been rolled up asleep until the warmth of the day had wakened him Now he had decided to find another place to iileep for the rest of the winter. and he was hurrying to art there before the weather should turn cold again.

"i thought all Caterpillars wrap- ped themselves up and spent the winter changing into Butterfliea or Maths." said Peter.

"I don't." said Woolly Bear. "I won't do that until spring."

"Are there any other kind! of Caterpillars that sleep through the winter?" Peter wanted to know.

"if there in another. 1 don't know who it in." replied Woolly Boar. "Now. if you'll excuse me. I'll be on my way."

"But. when are you going?" naked Peter.

Woolly Bear. and hurried ms of the little pain in among the luv.

"somewliere to sleep." replied or;

Planning by federal. provincial and civic organizations to settle Hungarian refugees seeking new homes ill Canada continued unaA bated this week. even as the van- guard of the large group expected was being cared for.

in almost every major centre plans were being set up to clothe, feed. house and give medical care to the newcomers.

Between 35.000 and 60.010 refu- gees are expected to settle in Can- ada eventually. About OM30 will he settled by tho and of thin

month.

in British Columbia, more than i.ooo offer: of accommodation and Jobs were received by immigration officials. It ilpecial provincial cab lnet committee was at up Tues. day to co - ordinate activities throuuiout the province.

Albertira welfare department prornired every aotilntanco. OPIN HOMES AND HALL!

Ottawa put the complete facil-

niimed in Manitoba to co-ordinatel relief work

Ontario sent its agent-general in London .1. 8 P. Annstroiu. to Vienna for a first-hand report on! Hungarians wanting to nettle in Ontario. and John Yareinko. a member of the legislature. alum was sent.

Northern Ontario centres were asked to open their lionioo to refil-

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in Quebec City. where uvaral hundred refugee: were expected to dock Sunday aboard the Sun and T aboard the Arena wdfare

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