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AM p.m.-Afternoon Musicale -1,, . com", wm, the . icui. 3?” P-'nims""'l Ym" P"'-"9 tural potentlalyof ours. ltgwould onte was. I British army IE9 5 r - Jefm to be folly not to be able to en! said Monday. 93' P.'3P'”'”' MW” Iprovlde a price structure which Ll.-Gen. Si! 30!" 30W9f- 39 7:0 In--CFCY TV "9" lwmild result in milk production tlrlns director at uperltioiu. de 1:-I v-In---u---Kr sufficient to meet the needs oiplared um all that was left 711.!-Ill-'-3073' M0ll'"Pll our people." lby the iormldable underground

. WW8 h""lI' Mr. Reitie said out if the prE- lforr-e of use were Lsoo commo- '''-U I-''- i sent marketing system does not nists headed by M!) "very lzl en-II-u 3'7 - tough and determined" hard- 01'!-393"" T"'”' , core leaders. Iii IL-3"! 53'' 75'' ll In a farewell broadcast. he Isllalv-PIEW ll, said um the Communist hold- iisn pas-c.c rv new! gun ,,.,.crcY TV News 3

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However Flitter is very. very. good in the use of his wings. lie can do things in the air that none of his feathered neigbh - can do. Not one of them can twist and turn in the air as he can and does whenever be is out hunting flying insects. Filt- ter flies in order to live, for he must catch all his food in the air? But watching him it some- times seems as if he lives lust

broken off now far above water. Timmy came out clunxtothetrunkof the tree.

Swift and members of the Swal- low family stem to enjoy flying as does Flitter the Bat.

seem to be just as much at home head-down as head-up. ”So you think I didnt jump out here." said be. His voice was

Page 10 The Guardian Wed.. Sept, 11, 199

Earth Is 4,500,000,000” Years Old, Says Scientists

By EON EVAN! TELL BY DECAY Caaadlaa rt-cu sun Wrtier folgllssuh kw; the H0- , , n , so e terrible TORONTO (CP - Old Mothering”. "I. my M hm, gut Earth In shpwmz her -12- nlxthey decay. ay iooiuu II what's "Rh! then!!! the l'0CkI- jleitliithe rockaandnieteorsb Scientists here for a twoweek lday they can figure how long an international conference Mondaylthe) were created. plaineit how they can number? Most of the ancient rocks In the old girl s years by her crust. i yon). Amgfic. jfe tong . And how old is she? A rnerelbelt startinlil Wyomlll Hil- i.500.(ll0.00o years. ning :9 through Montalna.-d 1- I .Sashat ewan, Manitoba " our yea" Sm" the ””""lonmio to Quebec. Canada's

rather squeaky too.

Paddy looked up at him. "It you really and truly jumped out ' here from the shore. let's sort you jump back again If you i didn't swim out here and didn't fly out here. I don't know how you got here. But I don't believel you jumped out here. Nobody! could jump like that." .

Mrs. Paddy nodded her head in agreement. "That is true."l said she. "It you want us to be. lieve that you jumped out here. just let us see you jump back again.”

"He can do it." said Flitter the Bat. "He can do it"

”He'a got to show us."sald Paddy the Beaver, and again Mrs. Paddy nodded.

Now that dead tree standing

Flltter files In order to live. ..

Flitter is very jealous of tha- fact that members of the Bat family are the only four-footedpin the viater was tall. Timmy furscoated folk in all the Great turned and ran up almost to the World who have wings and can'very top. In the moonlight Pad- fly. So when Paddy the Beaver'd,v and Mrs. Paddy could see said that it vias easier in be- him quite clearly. Out from the lieve that Timmy the Flying top of that tree something seerm Squirrel had really flown out to ed to sail toward the shore. It the tall dead tree in the middle didnil look like an animal of oi his pond than that he had any kind. It just looked like Jumped out there, Flitter was NtiIliEllillIE flat gliding through quite upset. the air. It sailed across the wat-

ltlle didn't er clear to the shore. when fly! He never mll fl) 5” Fllttcr lllO)' looked back up in the tree. squeak:-d. You know he has atT1mmy wasn't there.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAV BECKER

fly! He couldn't

OUIZ You are south, both aides vul- in;-iieaa to play at a contract lm nerable. The bidding has been: than game. so the question that has to be settled in hether our

North But south West

1 . 1:". ga p.” hand opposite a minimum open- 2 . P”, 3 . p”. in; bid is good enough to justify 3 . P”. 1 a game contract.

The answer is no. Promising as the hand msy have been at the point North opened the bid- ding, subsequent bidding baa ro- duced our values. Partner doen't fit clubs or spades. and we don't tit hearts. The points are lacking and the fit is lacking. Game has become very unlikely.

3. Three apadea. This bid identifies the 6-5 distribution and allows partner to choose the but anal contract. since spades could not be bid twice with only a four- rard suit. North learns of the Ive- card length in spades. At the same tuna. the clubs baoorns marked as greater in length than the spades because if the win auita had been of equal length. the first . aponae would have been in spades. not clubs.

4. Five clubs. Partner having bid weakly up to this point. al thoughts of a slam must. be db mlaud. To play for ion than game is also out of the queatlai. despite partner's lack oi enthusi- aam. since the club autt ta vir- tually independent of support. and the hand Ia too unbalanced tor notrump play. I game our tract in club Ippedn to old the beat chariot.

What do you now bid with each

of the following four hands? I. QAQJS QM QQ3 ;AQ9I2 2. QKQM Q0 QQ72 QKQJB3 3. QAJBGZ Q0 Q6 4AQJ9'l4 t. QAQB3 9--- gift ;KQ.I9552

1. Four hearts. There is 1 natural reluctance to raise part.- ner with only two small trumps. but there are times when it has to be done. The raise in entirely proper when no better bid in available and partner has bid the aunt three times.

The player who bid: A suit three times must be assumed to have at least a six card suit. The auit therefore becomes playable opposite any two tnimpa.

in this hand. with I sound opening bid facing partnerla opening bid. a game must be reached. since North ta unable to support either clubs or apadel. and is unwilling or unable to play a notrump contract, no choice II left except to undertake the game in hearts.

1. Pass. North, by bidding in terma twice after open- ing the bidding. obviously has a weak opening bid. The two sign- ol bids indicate strongly a will-

Dciiry Industry Must Meet Needs of Growing Population

By STAN Mr-CABE insure a producer a reasonable Canadian Press Staff Writer lincome it will have to give way WINNIPEG ICPI - The prub- to something better.

lem of providing enough dairy "Milk production in Canada products to meet the needs oi has held up in recent years in the expanding population of Can- spite of farm population de ads was stressed Monday at the cline mainly because of In- annual meeting of the Naiionallcreased productivity per cow." Dairy Council of Canada. giie said.

The problem was raised by El "M””- h”V'FV"'- V" Ml” J. Reynolds oi Ottawa. prcsidcnijruchedl "19 D011" WM" "Np"? of the Council, and w. B. Reiiiezcrtjm In the urb-n oonulauon. ni Ft-rgus. Ont . vice-president oilwlllcll '3 shown! "0 W1” 5 the Dairy Farmers of Canadn.5l0Wlnl "if. I! outslrlpvlpa 0"? who represented producers at "W "l milk Pr9d"c"”"- the meeting.

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moment is how we may insurel

conditions which will keep the in I I

dustry in in position to supply the. n

tion and thus play our part in KUALA LUMPUR, Mjljyj

the economy at the country." Ineuiei-in - The Communist gn-

'SlJFFICiEN'I' PRODUCTION lent Malaya has shrunk to a shadow of the Jungle terror it

needs oi the lnrreasing popula- said Mr. Reitie. arm. m in now

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turned up the first accurate; estimate on the earth's agc.l”lde5' mck '- "mm 3'1”-an" Earlier the astronomers. 000 "'3", ”””w" lmmd u through some tall figuring. Lu” M" ' 1" S”nm”'" mckone. me global; birth near the border of Alberta. Ht, ,1 .bou, 2,0w'ow'ow; Geochronology was the subject yea" may x ,0! a symposium Monday in see- Now. however. new scientific Mo.” on vole."-mlngy' one 0! nu seven scientific branches em-

inhniqucs and the emergence of braced in the lmemluonu Unb- nuhmlr. phyms have led '” R "9" of Geodesy and Geophysics. ”l.""""f b”"Cl'- Ewchronolov-1 More than 1.200 delegates ii-on :::hSD”x:IT5 :l pdf'"'"5T;lh' fflm . 56 countries are attending the un- V 9 ”'5'0”- 9 ”l"!". ion"; llth general assembly here, scy is by no means deadly. Sci- whwh Mud; up Satumlyl ;'m5l.5('id5',a,”."g "'9 Gin" 5 339'! A symposium on the carbon di- 000 ,,3”' 0” la 9 200'w0r'.oxide cycle. scheduled for Mol- years. TdI.V by the oceanography ” . G90ChF0n0l0E)' in v o l V e s the was cancelled because of the do study of radioactive elements in lay in arrival here of its chair- ancient rocks on the earth's face mat. Dr. Roger Revelle of the and In intruding IYIPIPOFIIES to S(TlppS Institute of Oceanogra- judge how long ihi-y have existed. . phy. La Jolla, Calif.

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