.. ,.L..,n ., . h .v-a.,-..,-;a- s- as. -.- .. ,, H,.

vs:

By B. any

You are South. neither side vul- nerable. The bidding has been:

North East south West 1 9 Pass 1 A Pass I A Pass ?

What do you now bid with each at the following four hands? 1. am: on O74 QK-1853 2. AK91542 Q8 910 QKQ553 I. AKQ784 '93 QK54 QA32 I. QABTGZ QJTI Q63 Q95! 1. Four spades. Partner's jump to three spades represents a hand containing four trumps and 17 to. I9 points, most of which are in. the form of high cards. i There can therefore be no ques-l tion a game must be undertaken since our hand is north at least 9 points. counting the announced trump fit and the distributional values. It would be inadvisable to

bid four clubs. tthich partner couldl

lmCl'Pl'9' 35 3 513'" ”'y- bewuselvvhtise headline stories during the l"dl”"i0"5 3” 5””: "ml the last 40 years included accounts of limit of the not a slam.

Page 10 The Guardian Friday. April 26. 1957

CONTRACT BRIDGE

seven spades. since there are no

showing three at-es. a small slam in spades will be bid. if North rev pliex five hearts, showing aces. we will have to quit at five spades.

of the four notrump convention. The number of aces partner has tells the whole story. Not often can the Blackwood be used to such

terpret this bid as a slam try. n . since if there were no interest ini spade big is not forcinl.

- l . ha"d ls 5 game "nd machine - gunning rum - runners

" Nmlh had M ”' and bizarre murdi.-rs.'is also an

been directly bid. The four club

the ace of cluba, with or without a club suit.

if partner. over four cluba. bids four spades. he il. in effect. to- iectiiig the slam try. and we stop

BECKER

if partner. over four clubs. bids

innlhearts and interest in going on

Our hand is ideal for the use

can be made.

complet 4. Pass. The full story was told

3. Four clubs.

advantage. Partner will in-

Reporier-Pciinier Exhibits His Recent "By-Lines In Oil"

TORONTO fCPl Newspa- per reporter Roy Greenaway, 67.

ically covered the crime beat be-

Ell

astam.fotnapadoawonIdhavI

bid. at the same time. repreaents

four hearts. showing the ace of

to a slam. out nex:h bidtgvcilldjlr iv d' .u.. to ow . - iiloend lhmiil The Blackwood con- The 'y""m l' "0"" ” ""0" vention does not help much in ithis type of hand, where the num- ber of aces the partnership holds does not disclose how many tricks

by our first response. The three

For the next is years he period-

tween Detroit and Chicago. and he was the first reporter to gain interview with the late Al .Capone when the notorious gang

New-Type Being Planned

HONTREAL iCPl - Bell Tele- Nlone Company of Canada an-

19”” tth' point llflllllcld Wednesday that a new If North replies five spades. 8 is dial exchange, putting to public

use for the first time a new sys- tem of transmission. will go into operation next year in remote Goose Labrador.

ospheric acattar." when the ex- change in completed all parts of North America will be able to communicate with Goose Bay. where several thousand airmen make their homes.

The exchange will provide serv- ice for members of the RCAF. the United States Air Force and Canada's department of transport who are stationed at the place where transatlantic commercial flights some times touch down. There is some local service at Goose Bay at present. The U.S. forces can communicate with Washingto but only for official DHIDOSES.

The system of ti poiiphe it. scat- ter makeii possible the transmis- sion of microwave signals over diatance ranging between 100 and 130 miles. or beyond the horizon. Ordinary microwave transmission

Dial Telephone

For Goose Bay

time when the Goose Bay exchange opens in June. 1 '

Microwaves. Which IN VG?! short radio waves. have the char- acteristics of light. They travel in straight lines. Transmission be- yond the horizon is possible through a tiny portion of a micro- wave signal which is reflected or "scattered" at a height of two miles or so in the atmosphere. POWERFUL SIGNAL

with an extremely powerful orig- iiiating signal and huge as much as 60 feet acrosa. this faint signal can be picked up as far as 200 miles from the originat- ing siation. When picked up. it is amplified in its original strength and transmitted similarly to the next relay station.

Goose Bay calls will be handled hrough he Quebec Cy long do- ance cenre. From here conversa- ons will travel along a section of the trans - Canada microwave network. then switch over to anew microwave radio relay link. being built by Quebec telephone. to carry the signals east to troidile moun- tain. 15 miles from Sept. - Ilea- gateway to the vast iron ore min- ing territory.

At Trouble Mountain will be the

GIIANDMA

MICKEY MOUSE

If vIi&og;.

more points in support of spadesvloll Palmer 0! note Ileader was brought to court-for re nn, "1 t .- , . V V . n n, hl5del;'”':;; tmdee Nmld b” hurl He calls painting his ”second1in00m9 Wt 9V"'”"”l” 1931- ofq30 iriilesazipiirllfo an "erase first originating station of the '9” ' ' . icarffll" and Says ”l'll devote alli "There were newspaper ltorlel The first system of tropospheric "ultra-liigh fr 1 Y in b it The ""99 Wad? bid "rK'35- hi" my time to it after I retire fromiabout Capone having been in On- scatter in the world was installed scatter nucrowave radio relay net- (1085 1"" l'""lm3"d respmd" W the newspaper game." tario for awhile before he was in cnnndn by the sen Company work.” Between there and Goose go on to ganie. . Hp has just mm 3 one.man.caughi.” Gneenaway recalled. "I in 1954. for defence purposes. it Bay relay stations will be built at 2- 1'9"” "mmmps The best "”"” shimiiig of his paintings here. i asked him if he had ever been to will be in public use for the first Canatiche. Emerll and Sona Lake. tract will be known uhhenih: num- called ..BynL-mes in On... Theylcanadnn and Capone "had me . her of aces partner as is nown. 4 , n W" on -- .l are retent works, completed after Vthal Ilfel? - " nl:f;;"(:';'f1”:5Bf:g,:w:f,f,5b'fj' a sketching trip to Italy. England PAINTED ABROAD D A l i. Y C R O S S W O R D man, mam P0 'and Massachusetts. The reporter was in the Stars' ACROSS tsnaru 21. ln- Lil-it-lun five notrump. we can jumn to . . ON CRIME BEAT newsroom one day when he met l.Twining 4. Before 1ec- - --:-------mm-'-':- 31., Gyeennwny began his news.” staff artist. George Paginton. stun 5.I1ower tion paper career with the Toronto;Tlie,v became good friends and 5.Boaat 6.0! great 22 AP" Star in 1918. and is still there. Paginton introduced him to paint- 9.More painful length 23.AnS0F Assignments have taken him to ing. Mr. Greenaway soon devel- io.Cantara 1.Goddeu of 25.Com- R t many places, such as Windsor and oped a love for P31111138. Kid 13-0!!! Vl"V"'-I "”"" o 0 Detroit in the days of prohibition every book he could find on the 13.Bogtnning . Islet.) N tCNelh.) t h ' ' S .. 'h he d'd t d gt to ltnow prominet 14. Rec ta lea . etle . omen ighfMu,!I:.”'ll'.iia"'t:i:iiuu.i.: h N I ianstetrliegutillei-(iiim-lifiiiieihinvg ::ross tlie Eranaatilan aortista. n for eirgffie 9. Nestling of In- ' . ' 55.1 hghukinm Detroit river Mr. Greenaway prefers painting 15. Wheel tooth a pigeon lo - -uvuuhns-V, 51;,-lygwn an .,:,y:, . outdoors because of the ”transi- lo. Girl”; ll. Steps over VIIW V"""'Y'I 53"" .51, an u,.,L”" 5,, mi mg iory lighting effects of nature." nickname a fence 27.Displeaao :1. Shake- :5" my in R . D The works in his showing here 11. Like i5.Stuhhorn 29. Deploro apearea eco l1Il8 h it f "lif . I is. Male cat rim lock zo.Moiu river ouaiiiicaiion; ' 3i5'"'""i ms" -it Cir": :3. is . 2: 2: er .. wall- "For years I've kept books - W! t 00" ll" - IUCY f N" . and pictures on these two places 23.Llttle Island (Thessaly) 36. Fish fEur.l a leaf of lfnnfngfants because I was interested in paint- 74- Bllllldlll ing them." he said. llllllll SYDNEY. Australia (cc: - A "Many people think that paint "-'””"" g . . l' I V - in I k d 2a.Btai-idarda of Elf.?."".?i2E..2l””ilf...2f.1llE:":23 3.12.2. .:"':.:. this ilew Soutli Wglcs statelgow poiatraycd ihn tlher. I vientuthere u- ernment has endc in cgis ation an saw t e ig ting myse -es- - which will allow niitzrant doctors pecially in the late afternoons. 37-0""lP0l to practise as regiislcred doctors. "You never saw sugid ligagng " ;'x';dl-nu under certain con itions. in all your life,” he gd . ” en ' ' Australia is short of doctors. but you begin paying nitention to "W some migrant doctors who wish lighting its just like a new world 5"” t to practise have corrnplained that. npening up for you." t'.:;:;:" " no matter what tcir overseas H, i In exhibiting member of qualifications may be. they must. the Nosrlh Shore G,-onp of paint. 3. lEf);lPU pass strict examinations set by a' "5 of Gloucuten Mass” led by -A I Y state medical board or go backi h been nin 33-APPQVHVVW5 Emil Gruppe. He as I S W UMVEFS"-V f0'”b”"'e9 yearfu t lto Gloucester on his vacation: to wl::'.'::nmy There have eon comp ains . 3! th L! some .i:l.i:s:.::.:"o..:.:':. us;-,;;-n have had to do aborer'a wor tot - I I l - . ..::c;:”:..s.:'":.”'. 1:; ., ;n-v Th Nvsith Waes l a- " ' -ml!" lowsefordign ti(l:Ll0I'S to be regia-' a0'""'lh:V' dds” be"? Egovrndn me rdlspocka tered after they have served as. "V3 C3 'my 0 Si ' I4.Piaxod . medical nfficcrs in state hospitals A memb" 0' "'9 W” " ls nown CKANNEL 13 under supervision for periods ofilam" 9"” Emery ml” um” l.Paria stock Sponsored by one to four years. but first they "'7'.-G;wlawi3.l..;'f;';: 24:51”! TT: exchange ' .' t am in s 0 . The Bone Burner ;':,l::n::::;:(y”?a:pTi,l;l,1y,1-l;po1;?y:l g8l'IVlS. "Holy Trinity." hangs in 1A "M" 8 Electric Ltd. pelent. . lthe premier: ollice- DAILY CITYPIOQUGEE - llere'a how to work it: Ollaadllactarlonaagaa--oilarcoalllang. AXYDLIAAXR .'t..-..''""....."'."".... - ”.i:.?.""o.f'i;".:r:.; i- L 0 N 0 P I L L 0 W - Tiltvlllol - Klimt" - Rldll" s one letter simply stands for another. in this sample A is used - g mfg: '(',;',"','(,',,.':: E"f5::.,,':.":; m-m'"'TT"'-' for the time Us. If for the two 0'3. etc Single Iettm. Apos- ona . W an III III. DWCf -u aannhgi nofunw: ksinne boil lIll,r1'lIl'I trophel. the length and formation of the words are all hints u. yr.) a?':l.::..::?::.u.'::ln,lCl:::. . Each it i the code letters are different. " R"'"”"'"””,'f,.C,"dl'n'5"d That for which you've worked and longer as Miner funneled farther A c""""”" Q”l'"”' v' L m vi';'.'-::'i"as.:jr..'sli."' ' " flared and farther that told Welctame Ro- w V E 1. N 0 W 3 V A U n z E 3 H M w uariomtiawii P. n I. Dial tul. Better Is If It is shared. bin that Miner was at wor there. gwdcome Rnhing Si: lied (guessed than Miner 3 it w z Q ; W V I: T N 0 W s K I T F K 8 W 8 worms. e was ' Welcome Robin found Lil; truth ofgigt Itlvghenol-TIC found wonns conhidirl V A U A , I I: I - 8 K I: L H M V R H I I 1:6 p.m.-Afternoon Musicale of this a long time ago. e is a in the nu,-gnu jugl, ahead of n- ' I 4:23 p.m.-Sign On good mate to Mrs. Welcome. He en an guesnd inn; they kngw Min. Yoatardayta Cryptoquotet A WOMANS AL;l;:;::TYHOl;?:: 4:30 p.m.-Howdy Doody not only sliares. uith her good 9, was nae. mam nnd innt they ERTHAN A MAN AT EQUAL YEARS-EL 5:00 p.m.-Discoveries things meat which he finds. but were trying to get away from him. Rl.1'I' BROWNING. 5:15 p.m.-Children's Newsreel he tliiiies has sgare wtark in rhomek 1:y bilng on htthe spoltnwaitlnl I711: -. 5:30 p.m.--Roy Rogers ma rig. e oes iss are o wor 1 gm gcgug twoo ose wor W '”""8l'z3"y . . "is .”ii:. '"i..'.i”:'il”' it it ".:""" 0"” '0"”'N5 "””5'i "H" "0”''” 6:3) p.m.- eevison ews s ares n e wor ti wac I ' as ey po elf OI I 0 - 2 . .-W h ll ch'ldrt-n. feeding them and "c , my dear. and gel g n iflrews lei:-aclillng them how to look out for yourosrl11:re?"'l he called to Mrs. Wel- TVTTN TV HeY,AM1 9JPPo5ED .. BOY-' I5 8:55 pm --Vlcwer's Guide tlicmsevles when they start out come. "l guess we are going to An, suRKE;TH.s b TO WEARACAPNHEN THATA i 1110 pin.-Sir Lancelot in the Great World. get the easiest breakfast we have gokrgn, w.LL'8e MY CHASSIS is s GOLDEN '5-ao pm-TBA 4 had in a long time. Look. there's USED FOR posmzhn n -ggzipseo mu LIKE s oPP05r,uN- .' " ' - ';.Kr”z27? ' ' ." xx AT-- ARJUT IT. 3:3 ::.n::”o'l"-5-'l””' ' ?"n53f":l3u:'t??'iu-e -we m?;iQ?.tl'3f.ESa2i-. meiosis; Willi mo p.m.-Pluufle Family llllle I'Idle- Jim Wilt" lhll ""19 OFCOURSE is SLIGHTLY s n film ..i. 9:00 p.m.-Graphic ridge would be as Miner dull I MY'l'HicAt.J.gu-rug r.d,.,-l--'- mo '.'.2'.l.”i..i”'.iLlf'1.i'.iZ”.T..l.':'ill? - me me, a . ., - t0:00 p.m.-For ea re - - F-uzz . ,. s 10:30 n.m...3isyn,p Shggn Welcome ran a few steps. grab- .f (-9 : . ' ' bed that worm and pulled it out. ! . 11.00 p.m.-CFCY Television h dl H wed R when , , News and Weather Sh? Md "'"Yd""t” n r in H205 p.m.-Moviettme w'lc”'"' 9" ' ”" ' "melt 74s ; 13.” 3 m ggsinn 0" Now l;e waltiied :0l;,lM;:. We cttigne -,,,,nlnl in get ust a ea in lo I XV: ,n , t. mm she would get the next worm. 1'” ',pn g l " "Easy isn't it." chuckled Wel- ?'i'-lg liullwi come Robin. . ,qfN,.-I 5) . . i it was easy and the two Taoist!!! 4&1, ,.t. :1 ii n &x Svwahzmz in '.i':..:::i.. '.....-. 5:-7 ii; ., s iumo itnnns ' - 3: T .,..fE.2,, ::.ri:w:::'3":.;'".m'::22:2: it Robin. nearing. Of course being in his 6 . n , ma-2-r cm?" , t 1 n m M M kn" Mm. Welcome had milk I V"; W” i:i';m:boiii Weelgzme rtobin and Mrs. H, 1' K"'355- 1' "5 W" "' '”"'' Welcome up above pulling out the - MORCTCW Browni; dooi-yard. Miner the Mole worm, (hgt were tryllll lo Rel .' 7V. V00 HAVE Channel 2 W” '”33"'3 ' "'""l "'9" 5"” ""' away from him. He was working 1 .l,;'.z7r' AM IJNSEEN der the roots of the grass. in do- in mowi it. u. ' ” o Epic; Mgpja , for them witho at n. 5 .,,,-,,..-..-....... . Television Programme ing this he pushed the ground up --I wanna. ., nu," n n V. scheduk so ti:-ft th; roof ofbhjis tulnnel mail: mwnm of an. nan". In. nu; aliteI'i!!"P' "il"' 'ttme we know when Hineria Fm” ridge slowly growing longer and ,n .1. piiiguw whftl ta do." OUT OUR WAY IT J. I. WILLIAMS ' sa I a to s out the yet. 1:! I0P''-''- c”'”'" "'" "I hope iner Iaa't at-s hun- I33 ." soil In Vleioia.

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