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FoUr Members Of RCAF Stationed In Turkey 1

By DAVE McIN‘I‘OSD O’l'I‘AWA (CPl—Four mem- bers of the RCAF still are sta- tioned in Turkey to assist the Turkish air force in operation of Canadian - built Sabre jet fighters. rmed sources said

heminorities said they have no definite knowledge that. Cana- ﬂan - made Sabres took part in Turkey's air attack on the

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northwest coast of Cyprus a week ago but that this was a possibility.

The Sabres which partitipated in the attack on Greek-Cypriot positions in Cyprus reportedly flew from Eskischir. where two of the Canadian airmen are stationed. The two other RCAF members are in Ankara. the Turkish capital.

Under Canada's mutual aid program to NATO allies in Europe. this country gave Tur-

. sh. 1n money. these contributions amounted to

3,000,000.

SUSPENDED SHIPMENTS

External Affairs Minister Martin announced in the Com- mons July 9 that Canada sus- pended indefinitely all arms shipments to Turkey and

.reece when the Cyprus crisis arose.

The. RCAP‘ announced at the same time that its logistics lia- ison office in Athens was closed June 25 after 10 years of assist- ing the Greek air force in main- tenance of Canadian - made Sabres.

The counterpart liaison office In Turkey still is functioning. however. mainly ause Tur- cy is continuinz to use Sabres while Greece is replacing its Sabres ,with more modern planes.

The United States. meanwhile had delivered to Greece and Turkey Canadian - made 17-104 jet. fig'iter - bombers during the Cyprus crisis.

Canada, though sharing in the costs of this program. has re« fused to make direct F404 de- liveries to the two NATO na- tions involved in the Cyprus SlIllaIIOIl.

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in 1961. Canada and the 11.8. agreed to produce 140 F-104s at (‘anadair Limited. Montreal. for their NATO mutual aid pro- zrams. The US but up $150.- 000000 for this program. Can- ada $50,000,000.

W'icn the Cyprus crisis broke in March. Canada and the US. agreed that all early deliveries of FA104s should be in the name of the US. only. Production is scheduled to continue until 0c- tohel'. 1965.

When the United Nations force began operations

March 27. the reconnaissance

I squadron of the Royal Canadian

nrazoous bcaan to patrol with B r i t i sh units the northwest coast area ' Kokkina and Mansoura. vil- iaccs held by encircled Turkish Cypriots.

fimvcver. the Swedes later took over this area which was

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lMOBY DOLL TAlKim cums, Charlottetown, Wed. Aug. 10, 1004. 11

.TO GO IN TAPE

VANCOUVER tCP) — Dr. William Sc'Jeviil. a marine biologist to whom whale

sounds make some sense. has come to Vancouver to listen to Moby Doll.

He‘ll make tape recorcbnga of the captive whale's squeals. adding them to a collection 19 years in the making. covering 20 other species.

Dr. Scheviil. of Harvard University and the Wood's Hole Oceanographical . insti- tute in Massachusetts. said tie study of whale sounds still is In its infancy.

"We still can't interpret what the whale's sounds mean. except for a few distinctive sounds. which can mean some- thing like 'ouch'." he said.

Dr. Schevili said he hopes to be able to trace communi- cations between Moby Doll and killer whales at large in Georgia Strait. Moby Doll squealed excitedly a week am when two of the whales swam by her pen into English Bay.

l-Internatiohgl i Nickel Company

Boosts Earnings

. ATORONTO ice; —— interna- i tionai Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd. ;' “lad record net earnings of $70,-

921,000 or $2.40 a share in the -

ltirst six months of this year. icnmparea with 352332.000 or . $1.79 a share in the comparable I 1963 period.

2 Net. sales rose to “81.038.0th :compared with $231,703,000.

gures are in terms of -Unitcd States currency. T company's interim re-

\port says earnings in the sec- ;ond quarter this year of $36,- ;065.000'or $1.22 a shae also ‘with 521857.000 or 95 cents a .w re a record. They compared .with 327357.000 or 95 cents a :share in the second quarter of 11063. and with 534356.000 or 1 51 iii in the first quarter of this Il‘ear when tc previous quar- itcrlv record was set, .

“Deliveries of our principal product — nickel. copper; and 'oiatinum-zroun metals ~- wer 'ali substantially higher firm in jthe first six months of 1963." Jthe report says.

"The demand continues to be strong "

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j‘cags‘ia‘ca..5i“ i Draps Plans To

Buy Mack Trucks

. WI“ hit a week ago by a‘urklnti im- t-tends the acquisition‘woulld tend 317.Musin n

i ACROSS 2. A blood- 20. 'l'ibei1 Iat! ’ ze E mew YORK tAl’te—C'tt‘yﬂer I $153133“ 2,“ ° ‘Cm‘p: hem dmpppd .plans I“ exile 8. Hindu ship's i acquire M a c k Trucks. lnc., EA senm‘ion _ sacred [fee ' bunk Latter a court injunction was “warmth Ljndeﬁnitg 23”; ifiled in antitrust opposition tot 9_ An“. article group Ithe acquisition. 10_ vaok. gamdyham; of l Federal Judge Rey-nier J. i 11.1.13“! colloq. Boy 1 Wortendyke ' w a r k. | 12.Lighi: e. Astron; Scouts iN.J.. issued a preliminary iu- 1LMinced cord 24.Enig- :jimction barring the acquisition, oath 7. Ancient m Yeatcrde)"| Answ- at. the request of the US 3115- -16.compa.u 8.Famous ’5.Con- 1 tice department. which con- ship canal: ciude 32.Wa.ste silk Ontario is. Crested fibers I ‘ to reduce competition the. note 11.Excia- hewk- 33. Longing : truck ﬁeld. : 13,Atbesho‘ mation parrot 35. Gael Chrysler and Mack immedio J 203ml 11ml?” ’8 sum“ 38-13mm” steiy stated that While they dis- . 21"“‘331' 18"“ have, I?” “on . ' ‘ i 22. Piece of 15. Eskimo 30.Web-footed 41. From: aarce tiat lessened competition ( . . would result. they have ter- . skeleton! :‘t‘v’t‘r}d 81 PL: 1 a get“ a minaied their agreement rather i a'megml" 19' "cw" ' ' mu ‘ “3° than keep plans s u ape n d e d I 26 $116: 3' pending a final decision. zismﬁig

Mack stock was off 35 at $41.25 and Chrysler stock was off 25 cents at $53.03. rysier. whose headquarters are in Detroit. announced nlans to acquire Mack. of 'tlontvaie. NJ, last May 12. Chrysler said the transaction would in- volve between $138,600,000 “64.300000. LEAVE SCHOOL YOUNGER MOSCOW iReutersL—A new reduce the secondary school leaving-age ln Russia to 17 from 18. An announcement pub- lished in the government news- paper izvestia saidt-hat. during the next two years. all second- ary schools should reduce their courses to tivo years from three.

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‘ CONTRACT. BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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diamo I. Ask any player to tell you his favorite bridge hand and the chances are that he’ll tell on about some hand where he the oppose on

at: their e teeth. ofit. mightwbe a deal like thl South as

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worthless. since decianer cant take eleven tricks without Glam. wasted values were hard to discover during thebldding. West led the ace of diamonds and shifted to the queen of spades. Dec 1 arer saw trhere was no way of making the hand legitimately. so dertook

Shortly after the news broke. .

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measure announced Wednesdayl

NORAD And U.S. Aircraft Plan Exercise, On Aug. 21

nTTA WA t(‘.Pr -- RCAF gets at high and low altitudes fighter aircraft in the Nortnlclose to cities in 20 states and American Air Defence Com- near several cities in four prov- mand will join US. air iorce inces. the announcement said. bombers in exercise Top Runs Canadian and American aero< V in the early morning hours . space delta,“ force; will 9x“. Friday. A‘W- 2" Mien“ cisc interception and tracking headqua‘i‘lﬁl‘l announced he"? techniques employing all ele- The exercise will take placements of the defence system. over central Canada from lBombers of the us. Strategic James Bay to Alberta. and Air Command win simulate .1. over the US. west, of the Great ‘ Mel“ 8'“, Wm be Hacked by Lakes and southward lo thelgrmmd and “than” radar “u” 0' MEX!” The” Wm 1" units. Canadian and US. fighter “0 "mum" “I “mm cm! ' units will practice interception air traffic.

missions. The exercise. the fifth in a The announcemeﬂ “M NW series. will involve subsonic 86.5 Nikbﬂemules ground m

.347 8'10 5-52 mUIIHEI bOMb" air missiles will be exercised

recs flying toward simulated tar- ‘ but no missiles will be fired.

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