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The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. May 15, 1964. 13}

low Great lakes level Causes Growing Alarm

MONTREAL lCP) w The am: The lack of water in the Great nual move to maintain thel Lakes system hasn't lmpoded water level in Montreal harbor the schedule for moving Cana- has been completed. but author- dian grain to Russia. a spokes- tties feel a major problem re-I man for March Shipping Lim-

i 5.00 p.m--—C°mrnlnt sod Conviction; mains in the Great Lakes. 'ited. agents for ships carrying

Lake Ontario water. backedZthe wheat. said. . up for the last six weeks by thei "There's been notslowdown at dam at Cornwall. 0nt.. was rev 311'" 3. w. Corbett, in charge or leased to its normal flow down. the operation! said. “The 35400; the St. Lawrence River Mondai’l ship channel to Montreal is nor-t

Police closed the clinic in days

because no one had ever been: manner in which Texas Gum Prmcuted V0184“! ll. Sulphur Corporation of New!

The next day the league an- York made public its discoveryl nounced it would open a birth of a huge deposit of coppem control clinic in New Havenuzinc and silver near Timmins., ' t.. an official said here. ' after it opened and arrested Dr. The official emphasised thatI

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C. Lee Bux 1 the investigation is of a routinel

director. and Mrs. Richard W.‘ nature usually made when there]

Griswold. 63. league executive. has been heavy activity in some! director. They were fined $100‘ particular stock or some unus- each, and appealed. ual stock market flurry. ln rejecting their appeal. the The price of Texas Gulf stock Connecticut Supreme Court: soared after the discovery was rules that the courts -‘may not confirmed. setting off one of the interfere with the exercise by a wildest speculative sprees in the tate of the police power to con: history of the Toronto Stock Ex- serve the public safety and wel-‘ e, (are. including health and mor‘ The official said the investi- if the law has 8 real and gation is centering on what was substantial relation to the at" reported to have been two an-l complishment of those objects." nounccments last month. one w fifth time in 24 suggesting that reports of a years that the State Supreme lingo ore discovery were exag- Court has reviewed the law. tgeratcd. followed by a second

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when Montreal harbor levels; ma} for most types of vessel“ dI’OPPEd mm IMhN- . . but precludes the monsters from? i in? ﬁllsghihivl’iﬁriii'ﬂiii‘ mm“ “‘ M°“"°““' ' on co . ‘ 1 - water supplies common to Can-l isczlgdgdppizser”? mug“ mm ads and the United States. per-l months m m lemsh at; G at mitted Montreal harbor levelsimkes watersp‘nd the on? to rise to 35 feet. four inc-hes. River Th C H d 1. However. the key to the prob-l ' e ornwn cc “on lem is in the Great Lakes who-ml was taken specmcany been” levels ar as much as two feetl 0f the 1°“!- Ottawa RN" water below normal. the worst sinceliigﬁlfhaygghlals? an?“ Mont' officials started keeping records'.__._.‘ “(we 5‘

in 1960. . “We have no visible reserves} ' left." Capt. I. C. Oppens. assist-l contrOI

. or! ,1 . anitd‘ Montreal p manager‘ law Is

The St. Lawrence Seaway and Welland Canal level of 25 feet, In cannedICUI' six inches. has been maintained:

However. shipping spokesmenl HARTFORD. 'Conn. lAP) - “id low levels in the water} Connecticut's highest court has system linking Lake Huron and. held the constitutionality of the Lake Erie‘ as well as the Sauh; state birth control law. clearing locks linking Lake Huron to the way for a second appeal to Lake Superior. mean they can't‘ the US. Supreme Court. bring fully loaded ships to Mont-. The ruling by the State Su- real, lpreme Court of Errors came LOSS OF CARGO TONS in a test case brought

. Canada Steamshios Linet by the P I" n n e d. Parenthm

tMtlteague of Connecticut againstl forced tinder-loadin" of on:- inchl the ss'year'om Statute thh, ’ lbans the use of contraceptives.

in some of its bigger carriers . represents a cargo loss of 113i A related law makes it illegal tons ‘ l

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The water level meant only of contraceptives. two grain elevator docks at the. In 1951 the US Supreme Lakehead pcrmittcd full loadingl C011” said the Statute amounted of ships. he added. .to no more than “dead words"

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER.

are South. both sidesl not forcing and North may

vulnerable. The bidding has pass if he opened fourth hand Ecen: w twith skimpy values.

ast South csl North‘ 3 Four hearts A jum r

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32:: Pfss P355 “lean to three hearts would not be - for" . '

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RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

to give information on the use“

statement. later conﬁrming the

lsire of the find. U.S. l The comisslon wants to de- :iermine whether then? was any deliberate misuse o in arms- tionfor the purpose of personal

. profit at the expense of others. of o F. d ithe official added. re ‘ He emphasiwd that the com- tmission is making no accusa- WASHl-NGTON lCPt — The tions of any one at this time and US Securities and Exchange‘ that the investigation may lead Commission is investigating the; to no other action.

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l with each of the following five! Land die under game In er ’ , . hands; | feel. this hand ranks as a full 1. .12 vJefiZ .84 +AK653 . opening bid, once a heart fit is. 2, .AM .Jﬁﬂ .ng +Klygsl discovered. The value of ti; 3. onto V0964 on ¢A.1942‘ha“‘:)a’itses .°rbf.:“‘- “If”: ihngl .‘ _ . , on rners is. an is. ;' .gSS'Ag'z .E‘Qm 'I'Jg" .liand rises greatly in valuel - O V GAINS-53 4-le opposite a heart bid. The jump 1. Two hearts. The normal to game. after passing. is not. bidding structtirc — the mcan- ; a shutout tb‘d. and partner wrth‘ ings of bids and their forcing a strong opening bid may‘ origility —-lis greatly aer c l c (I ‘» carry on towards a slam. w on a payer 'iasscs Orl'l‘llal-‘ . ly. His bids thereafter take on. fete: distrlgﬁtisb fslie' a different meaning because. ' than in the preceding hand since he passed originally. lite then. should be no “new; I3 know" ‘0 13“" “‘9 TWINE" about the possibility of North's} men” {of 9". "Penmg‘b'd- passing three hearts, Game ‘ Thus- 1" “"5 0359' 'I 5mm“ ‘by no means certain opposite it responds two clubs. tlle bid 15min:mum opening bid and "0‘ form": and Norm mayﬂvorth should be given the op- pass. whcrcas the response ‘ Immunity 0f exercising his would have been 100 per c c n t ‘ judgment. The jump raise forcing if South had not passed 511,,“ 11 m 13 points before. In situations like this. ' it is better to show the heartl support than risk a pass of two clubs. The trump raise is more' apt to induce a further bid

gab"; Norm than “mm “W heart bid. The point Is that the1

2. Twu notrump. Orti‘narilt. l :‘e?rld°p&"‘“5 lhas Injuredv "a" this response would show 13 tol 'e p.“ e I" "9 0f Ehe than.“ 15 points. but in view of the l A 5mg em" m partners 5"“ ‘5 pass this range becomes mp: not an asset but a liability. If possible. The range changes toi partner _‘passes two d'amonds‘ n to 13 points after passing . It is unlikely that a game call ;The jump to two notrlimp is l he made.

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5. Two diamonds. Althougn‘ this hand is close to an open. ing bid. standing by itself. it does not justify more than a two diamond response to the

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