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waters, | Soviet ice island North Pole 7, abandoned by Soviet scientists in March, 1959, up ai Clyde Inlet on the east coast of Baffim Island. | ‘The deserted scientific station | was spotted by an RCAF plane last May and was visited by ‘Trevor A. Harwood, chief of the | geophysical research section of ee the Defence Research Board. Me pm King, Wine In one building* Mr. Harwood Peg 83 He | found a letter pinned on i wall. {208 a.m.—Local Weather |It was signed by Dr. Nikolai | 1209 am. Mystery Theatre | A. Belov, It invited any visitors Bulldog Drummond _| to partake of the remaining food

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cocoa and various dried food: and asked that the Arctic and | Antaretie Scientific Research Institute in Leningrad be noti- fied. This was done.

The ice island has since drifted southward in the Labra- dor current and disintegrated.

ROUTE UNKNOWN

‘Mr. Harwood said in an inter- view it isn’t known how the ice | {sland with its tents and build- | ings drifted from the Arctic basin into Baffin Bay. It could have threaded its way through the narrow, ice- elogged channels separating

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it covered more than 3,000 miles. | # Mr. Harwood said he found

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Island

| Ellesmere Island and Green- land, Or it could have sailed ‘down the east coast of Green- land, turned the corner and sailed north and west up Davis Strait and Baffin Bay.

‘Phe latter route would have

three buildings intact. One of these was used to generate the hydrogen for inflating weather balloons.

He said he believed about 14 feet melted from the surface of the floe after it was abandoned about 180 miles from the north- ern Greenland coast.

LOCKED IN ICE

When found, the island was locked into the ice which had formed in the mouth of the Clyde River in the winter of 1960-61.

The Russians have made pub- lic a great deal of information about their Arctic drift stati including North Pole 7.

It was first occupied in May, 1957, and was supplied by air- The original party com- prised 16 men.

Collisions with other floes gradually chipped down its size | and the runway finally became

0 short for plane landings. Helicopters then were used from another floe 37 miles away.

-—The Late Show North dealer. ace and cashed the A - K of Action in The North East-West vulnerable, spades, learning in the process

Atlantic ‘The bidding: that West had a trump trick. 145 am. (Approx) SignOH South next led a diamond, NORE which East took with the ace.

45652 East returned the queen

yas clubs, Declarer won it in dum- TV. CALLS ! grey, my with the ace and cashed

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SUNDAY PROGRAMS Stes | heart war ruffed in dummy. PCY. : West could tell from the Croyey ORGS previous plays that South had 1.00 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale the bid 3 started with five spades, two 130 pim.—Country Calendar North Fast South West | hearts, three diamonds, two 200 paisa eat oom 1d Pass 1@ Pass | clubs, plus one unknown’ card F 2@ Pass 4@ est knew that ifthe missing

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Opening lead—king of hearts. This hand was played in the Reisinger Cup team of four championship. The deal is no- table chiefly because the bid- ding and play were exactly the same at the two different tables ind ause both — declarers made four spades even though ey hada loser in each suit

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card was a hei the contract was unbea' jhe therefore had to hope | declarer's thirteenth card was club loser, For this reason West | did not ruff the king of clubs, | but discarded a heart. |

However, all that West ac- complished with his reasoning Was @ postponement of the in- evitable, South put West in the lead with a spade, and West now had to give declarer a ruff and discard, and thus, the con- tract.

It 1s particularly inte to note that both decla ducked the opening heart | | This showed an early tion of the possibility of

lay if it turned out that a trump trick had to be lost.

If they had taken the first heart and followed the same course of play already describ-

| West would have been able| to defeat the contract by lead-| ing a low heart after ruffing

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