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: |The Guardian, Charlottetown. Sat. Mey 15. 1965. D Air Services
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MIAMI ‘CP-AP: — A woman idertifvinzg herself as the wife of Cannadian Georges Lemay, arresied here last week in con- nection with a Montreal bank ropbery has denied _ that her husband and fugitive Lucien Rivard are friends
Rivard, who broke jail is |Montrea! two months ago. was reported seen in Fort Lauder- dale, Fla. about the time Le-: may was arrested there. But immigration officials say they have no knowledge of him ever jbeinz aboard Lemay’'s yacht | FBI officials declined com- men: on the case Tuesday A spokesman said no FBI agents have ‘made any statements {to
nyone on the case and none is ad
Lemay's wife, Lise, said she is certain her husband had noth- ing to do with the Montreal rob- bery that led to his arrest. He was arrested last Thursday after a boat repairman recog- nized. a mug shot displayed by an -REMP-officer—on-the—inau- gurail television program of the Early Bird satellite.
Lemay was picked up aboard his’ $25.900 yacht and ts being held without bail—here on @ charge of illegal entry into” the US | Rivard is the central figure jin a judicial inquiry into alleged bribery attempts by Canadian
‘POLICE CHIEF “INVESTIGATED
DESCHENES, Que Mayor Rene Paulin is investt- gating ratepayers’ complaints about Police Chief Laurent Dubeau. Ed
A meeting between the town |
counci! _ of this Hull suburb and ‘the Property Owners Association has produced these ' complaints:
—The chief's restaurant was built without a building permit and was condemned
A as fire hazard years ago. 2.30—Pratie, At The Movies j 3 8
9.00-—where The Uible Speeks |~residential zone in contraven-
—The restaurant is nm a tion of the zoning bylaw
—The juke box in the chief's: restaurant is played too loudly at night, disturbing~ neighbors sleep
—The chief wears his uni- form while serving customers “Yn His grocery ~store :
—While on duty, the chief drives a taxi in addition to running his restaurant and grocery store
Weather Bureau
Change Proposed
At Washington
WASHINGTON (AP'—Presi- dent Johnson has proposed the consolidation = of the US. weather bureau and the enast and cendetic survey to create a new agency to be known as the environmental
science service administration
He said organizational im- provements made possible by the re-organization plan ‘‘will enhance our ability to develop an adequate warning system for the severe hazards of na- ture—for hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, earthquakes and seismic sea waves. which have proved
recent years.” The was sent
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consolidation{ proposal
te__Congress_ by _the president. It will become effec- tive automatically unless the House or the Senate vetoes it within 60 legislative days.
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hand and West ‘eads a spade.
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proper play is the king of dia- monds, on which West should play the ten A lew diamond to ithe ace followed by another dia- -mond. then. defeats the contract one trick. If you play any card other than the king of diamonds at trick three. declarer makes the contract
Now how are you supposed to that the king of diamonds is the right play? It takes. care- jful thought. no doubt. but # is all very logical | Let's see what you know about South's hand after you take the king of clubs You know he has ‘the K-Q-J of clubs: otherwise. he would have led clubs from dummy. He has also shown up with the ace of spades and is practically certain to have the ace of hearts for his heart bid
This brings his known high card total to 14 points and at the same time brings him to mne @icks — unless your side can grab four diamond tricks
You have to assume that West has the ace of diamonds: otherwise, you may as well give
up. You therefere lead a dia- mond. the only qnestion§ te which one
Ordinarily you would lead
fourth best. butin this case. be- cause there is“danger of block- ing the suit by leading low. vou play the king instead. Even @ West fails to cooperate by drop- ping the 10, you get an A for ef- fort.
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Applications Are Revorted
OTTAWA ‘CP'—Ne* appiica- a
| Gems fer air stroes hase bee: = saat by the Air Transport, Beard. mecleding 2 md by Nor-
dair.of Mentreal to operate a overn t isterial . s — olde regular commercta! service to
He has been at large since es caping from Montreal’s Bor- pt a. Que.. ami Nia- deaux jail March 2 Nordair said it expects to sell “It's not true that Rivard has (o-yace trips to Niazara Falis been with my husband.” Mrs. |, tourists visiting Expo 67 Lemay told. a reporter Other applications included She and another woman, Mrs. /Quebec Labrador Airways for Lemay Parent. reported te be charter oper2fon at Wabush Lemay's sister, were and Twin Falls in Labrador. permission to see the prisoner Northwestern Quebec Airways by jail officials Monday because for the addition of flight — they could produce no ideptifi- inz at ‘ts Rouvn hase cation Gee-Topo Lid for an atid Mrs. Lemay said she had a photography and survey service two-year-old child by Lemar, 2t Montreal refused’ to say «when and Northern Aero to run charter where they were married. Im- flights from Beverly. Mass, into migration officials ‘indicated Quebec and the Maritimes they intend to find out why the Skyhaven Inc for charters two women, both Canadian na- from Rochester. N.H. into On- tienals, could not produce iden- tarie and Quebec. serving prin- tification papers cipally Montreal ard Oshawa
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