7i—toare Copute ood sowe. |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, Apr. 30, 1965. 11 Photogaphic | | eae Freedom Fighter Aircraft Competition Seen Likely RCAF Choice OTTAWA (CP) — 4 “photo|

8:16—Morning Roundup 8: Q graphic essay competition f By DAVE McINTOSH | Canada is prepared to spend the Canadian bom: eer navi OTTAWA (CP)—The Ameri- $215,000.000 on production ion at the 1967 Montreal world’s ‘jean Nyrthrop F-5 Freedom about 100 fichter - bombers at fair has been announced by the | Fighter ie the likely choice as Canadair Ltd, Montreal. trade_and commerce depart- | pew RCAF's new Senet. In exchange 2 ro ment. - formed source . produce the F-5 in Canada, :t is Each of about w Tt was emphasized, however, understood, Canada might be receive fap pe cater) : ithat no final \ has been prepared to put development to prepare a photo essay for use taken by Defence “Minister Heil- funds into a successor. such a8'in the exhibit courts of the pavil- yer or the governmeni. the F-5X. This would put Cam ion Subjects to be illustrated The only other plane still im ada in on the ground floor im are geography, weather agricul- the running is the American development and production of ture, river, industry communi- | Ling-Tempeo-Vought. A-7, on or 4 plane which, like the F-3, cations, transportation, recrea-* ider for the U.S. Navy but not would have potential sales t© tion, nature and community jscheduled for flight tests until other countries. Any photographer residing in

|this fall. The F-5 has been provided by Canada may enter the competi- x

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You are South. both sides invites partner to go on with a AFLJ 10 nel Oe | vunerable. The biding has been: |hand good enough to produce a |, RJ 8 CALPU AB IFQPNSL 12.09 pam—COC TY Nowe been: opposite a takeout double KRSIVJ

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| OTTAWA *CP'—The revenue

| A department spokesman said Wednesday that with two days

jto go, and 1,000,000 returns to |

jcome, the situation is similar to jlast year when there was the jusual last-minute rush to get in ‘under the deadline. The depart- ment will work through the weekend opening the mountain of letters. —~

Some 6,500,000 Canadians’ file tax returns. ; Meanwhile, the spokesman said that about 70 per cent of all lindividual taxpayers were using the “personalized” tax returns,

sent out to home addresses this ©

year for the first time. :

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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“12.50 p.m.—CBC TV News Outports y + 1.00 a Pteytsit ane department expects.to receive | f Zi . TBA ” ve. as EE |1,000,000 income tax returns in igi : S| 2.30 p.m—At Home With Helen fe at hinge ithe mext two days. The filing ‘ Pe , Wi 6:20—Todey's Editoriel—C8C | de: is midnight Friday i j Crocker 6:25—Sports Perede adline ° i ; fs me, Z| wee

One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used

| for the three L’s, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos-

trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints, Each day the code letters are different.

A Cryptogfam Quotation

| fs LONGFELLOW

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12.10 e.m.—Sign OFF 1@ Dba Pass 2H = should be given to mentioning AGOSL ELSUPNM . Pass + | spades or diamonds. The way to Sesentaa : CW-TV show club support is by raisi s Cryptoquote: NEUTRALITY IS AT TIMES A sag What would you bid sow with | oe Ws by TAINS GRAVER SIN THAN BELLIGERENCE.—LOUIS BRANDEIS

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each of the following four hands?

1 @AKS2 962 9Q88 SAQM

2. OKI 92 AQ SKQR2 3. @AKS YK @KQIS @K7

*4.00 p.m.—Heritage

4. @AKDG? @4 OKIT 4AQE

clubs.

| 3. Two notrump. Bearing in |mind that partner's hand may be trickless, two notrump an- nounces highly substantial values. Many players would jump blindly to three notrump, but this would be indicative of a

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1- Pass. -An--informatory —or -tendency to-bid—in solo rather ~ takeout double announces at than in partnership style. least the values for an opening! Two notrump is more informa- wd te ‘bid. Once the double is made, tive than two diamonds, the al-' €.:30 om Wendy wre presen there is no obligation to bid ternative bid. In choosing be- a ee a again unless partner responds tween the two, two notrump is Oe ee geal | with a jump bid or a cuebid, or | preferred because it comes 830 p™- Suiiven & ‘unless the doubler has values | much closer to identifying both ae ee eee clearly in excess of a minimum the high card values and the vo mem a aie 7 double. It must be borne in mind jbalanced distribution : eS ue 1 tens that when a player responds to 4. Four clubs. There are a lot 120) om” a double in minimum terms, he of messages we'd like to send at this point but, since. the laws

vunoolvd 30fFr

7h em aLione! Television News

may have a very poor hand.

17.15 em.—Station Sign Of i ; permit only one bid at a titre, ; mL bid again in_ the aye all we can do is make the bid

FRIDAY ves than we have. There is al- best suited to the occasion.

most no chance of making a The bids most worthy of con-

¢ 4 W—News end Weather

4 35—Morfing _ Roundup 445—Island Wr, Mer. Temp.

6 46—Morning Roundup

6 55—News and Weather

7 00—Hebrew Christian Hour 7.15—Merning Roundup 7.30—News and Weather 7-35—Farm Report

7 41—Morning Roundup 7-1S—Island Wr., Mer. Temp. 7.46—Morning Roundup '

game opposite a two club re- sponse. The best way of indicat-

sponse, game is by no means

sideration are two spades, three

spades and four clubs. The last ,

bid has the merit of identifying a very powerful hand, but at the same time allows: partner to pass with a really horrible ihand. Two spades would under- state our. values, while three spades ‘forcing! would exagger- ate, them and could result in reaching an utterly hopeless

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