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; By JOHN E. BIRD OTTAWA (CPI—The head of the RCMP. Commissioner Clif- ford W. Harvison. will retire iApril 21 after a brilliant 35-year [police career unless the govern-

‘iment decides to extend his lterm of office. ‘ Commissioner Harvison. who

has chased everyone from moonshiners to spies. com- pletes 35 years of service on ‘that date. the maximum per- ‘mitted for commissioners under

RCMP Head Scheduledi To Retire On April 21:

the RCMP Act. March 26.

He will be 62

' Commissioner Harvisnn said handle a loggers' strike dispute.

he does not know what his position will be after April 21. subject would be discussedi

The in due

sponsible for the RCMP.

Mr. Fleming said the ques- tion of Commissioner Harvi- son's retirement or extension of I

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his term of office has not yeti

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JOHN S. DENNIS Phone 4-4128 Sherwood

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Day 4-3537 Nile 44503—437462- VAIL'S RADIO & TV. V IN Kent St. Ch‘town

vulnerable. The bidding has con:

INorth East. South West

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leach of the following ihands?

1. .AQ83 Q52 QQG .LAQJH 2. .KQJ5 '7 QQB! QKQOBB a. eAJez e— an axon-152 4. arms; oQ 0.112 aaxssa 1. Four hearts. Two trumps are ordinarily inadequate sup- ‘port for partner‘s suit. gwhen the suit is bid by him three times, it becomes obvious he has at least six and that the suit is playable opposite two sm I It would be wrong to bid ithrec iiotrump without a dia- »mond stopper and it would like- Iwise be wrong to play at less ithan game with 15 high ~ card points facing an opening bid. North has . ‘ . indicated ’minimum values by bidding one. itwo and three hearts, but we (have the proper material to take l‘up the slack with not only our M

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QUIZ

.The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri., Feb. 1, 1963, 9 been considered by the govern- ———-_ ' ment.

There are precedents for CM? comm

e. Former commissioner Charles

ic Edward Rivett-Carnae was

Icalled from retirement when he succeeded L e o n a r d Hansen e o m missioner. Nichol- lson resigned in 1959 when the

Nicholson Former

as commissioner

federal government declined meet a Newfoundland for R MP reinforcements

of his appoi

lment March 23, 1959. former Carnac

commissioner Rivett held the rank of deputy co

. . course with Justice missioner. At the age of 57 he‘ Minister Fleming. minister re- had been on retirement leave 1959. and would

since Jan. 1.

completed years

service the following July 2

BRISTOL

John J. Perry. has entered t Charlottetown Hospital where

will undergo surgery. A carpen-

ter and boat builder Mr. Per will be absent from his shop f a few weeks at least

John Hughes has

It issioner remaining in office after 35 years of serv-

requesi .

. ‘ ed. rc-cntcred ' Wed

the Charlottetown Hospital for another operzt;on. Mr. Hughes is a carpentcr and employed in the city most of the time.

Mrs. Robert Squires who died in the P.E.l. Hospital last week. was the former Doris McEwen of Bristol and out of respect for her the schools In this area were closed all day Friday.

Visitors to the city last week included Francis Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Webster an d Mrs. Agnes Anderson.

Eugene Sinnott and daughter .were recent visitors to the city. ‘ Aii iverflow crowd attended the dedication of the new Unit- ‘ed Church In More]! last week. IThe new church will be very fcentral for Morell. Marie an d 'stol. Some of the older resi- dents here look to the old Church at the corner of the mill road. and the highway, as 3 mon- ument to those who served here for more then a century. The new United Church is a well- planned addition to this out growing village. and a wonder- ful convenience to its congrega-

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high cards but with what is. by it. adequate trump su . 2. Pass. We've shot our bolt. Partner signed ol‘f twice after

one two constructive bids and is obviously not interested in getting to game. He probably

as some hand like six hearts to the A-K and a side ace. and if this is the case. we’re high enough already.

Usually, an opening bid fac- ing an opening bid means game. but here all indications are that we're skating on thin ice. Our hand. which would just about make the grade as an opening bid. has been damaged consider- ably by the abscnce of a trump fit in any suit.

3. Five clubs. The hand is too strong to justify settling for ess than game, even though

tcan afford to say five clubs.

iopening lead may knock out our

SpecialiTlle raise with a t .

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partner seems to be dying on ‘his feet. The clubs are independ- ent of support— we can play op- iposlte a void (which is unlike- ly), if necessary—and hence, we

The alternative bid of three inotrump is too dangerous. The 1only stopper, and if North lacks the ace of clubs. the band could leasin turn sour. lam possibilities were fairly promising when partner opened with a heart. but North‘s next two bids indicated a lack of fit in either of our suits and a rela- ‘Iit'ely weak hand besides. Even :a game could no longer be re- igarded as sure. 4. Four hearts. We can't bid three notrump. nor can we drop the bidding under game with 14 high- card points that in clude the powerful queen of hearts. singleton

rump is rare. but when it is the .ace. king or queen and partner shows exceptional length in the suit. it is roughly the equivalent of three small trumps.

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