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From Our Own Corresponde orrawa |CP)—Published re- versity.

-\in the Canadian Arctic extend- ability to obtain an interpre-

elles

, The Guardian, Cherlottetown, Set., May 1, 1965. Y1}suite Govt apety merely to me’

; For imstance. a path ramped down, im the snow at Alert on

Secret Arctic Project. Se-2:5<5

photograph This m=. Mr Harwood

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such as the wheel or. ski marks of an aircraft.

The survey also covered par: The of the Gulf of St Lawrence and some lakes im southern Canada|

ing t North Pole show that tab! t i . Meanwhile, Dr_Geoffrey Hat-; ing to the P show that table picture of the See Oe orsiay ht e .

it is possible to conduct day-and- ing total darkness makes : | : ible : Board iaciologist' and Arctic night, year - round reconnais- possible -to conduct sea ice re- jack-of-all trades: ‘s sf

t * | the North Ohnais preparing sance of the Nor cOhmaissance the vear - |. toad —tis—tith ioe E

| By DAVE M-INTOSH _; huge. 813-page report by the uni-

gults of a secret 1963-64 project The main conclusion

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| The Defence Research Board. The picture” was obtained by

|RCAF, transport department, infrared heat) sensors carried northern Ellesmere \US Army and the University of in an RCAF Argus patrol plane Mr. Harwood aad screntists Se Michigan co-operated in p@®ject which covered a of now ‘have a pretty clear picture my

Bold Survey and the “results the Arctic Ocean up to the North % the — a tee =

|have just been published in a Pole \-= : : Trevor Harwood. chief of the most northern territory i o geophysical research section of “Our work-ts almost routine, Red Shield \the Defence Research Board after 10 years and now we will @= who participated in the project, be able to de more ~ éomplex wa said in an interview “that the re-'things s AH

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! $4,814,706 | : TORONTO ‘CP)—The Salva-

|ton Army's 1965 Red Shield ap- |peal in Canada will have a rec- ord objective of $4,814,706, Hon. Leslie Frost; chairman of the ‘army's national advisory board. announced here : The former Ontario premier said-the board is confident the amount will be oversubscribed ~ jin the army's centennial vear. The campaign wil! take place

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6-35—Waltrtime

700—Beck to the Bib'e |where declarer ts advised to

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from May 1-31 in more than 600 |communities and with thousands jof volunteer workers assisting

Part of the money will be used for centennial projects, some of them not yet. planned in’ detail, ‘and for extensions to “hospitals, ,alcoholics’ centres and homes ‘for unwed mothers, the aged,; and delinquent boys i | "This is one army we must jnot disarm.”’ Mr. Frest said,

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|U.S. Senate foreign relations |

sweeping changes in the foreign aid program including a cuf-off

lommending- ‘an absolute Sr@ ~ jz Raise hibition” on aid to Indonesia and 46. Japanese

|' PHNOM PENH | Reuters)— sl The government announced Fri- 24. Nerve: sl \day..it had forbidden the entry . Blow, 28

[fats correspondents, photogra- 26. Remain in phers and. cameramen from readiness

“the so-called free ‘World< The 27.Gone jban, applied. regardless of na- 28. Tie tionality, would include ‘free 29-Thus

world’ Asian journalists 31. After- — thought:

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On Pedigment Hill \ automobile 6:30—Cari Tapscott Singers 36. Bring down 7:00—Music Diary 7.30—He |e Riser anaes @ | 8.00—Intro Yo Sundey Nite 38. Beach > | §.30—St. Matthew Pussion material 10.00—CBC National News 29. Merit a 10.10—Weekend Review and | 40. Part of Our Special Speaker a lock 19.30—St. Matthew Pussion Corto! A . Part 2 b DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how te work it:

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Marine Weather One letter simply stands for another. In this sarcrie A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's. ete. Singte letters. apos- trophies, the length and formation of the words are al! hinta.

A Cryptogram Quotatics NMH GEZZHCHKTH JHNQHHK XB- "os 4

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relies solely on past experience

lit seems perfectly. natural to CLEAR GIANTS AND ETHICAL INFANTS—OMAR BRAD- j win the heart lead in dummy LEY j and play a low diamond and fin- jesse the ten' When a heart is |then returned and a diamond is | plaved to the ace, declarer sud- dently discovers that he must go down one | The fact is that South can as- sure mine tricks regardless of a how the opponents cards are ORE! MY BUDD<es BAC distributed. Whether the dia- * © cask, bh Gneeentl Gamera |monds are divided 5-0, 41, or [ROCKY STONE! iTS GoeT|) space mw \t AT HOME ONA 3-2. or where the king and JOPALITTLESOKE THE Bax. | WOOO Le MAN == eNom queen reside, are matters of uke / Sn ae SS —— , only minor concern. a

Declarer starts with eig ht tricks and is looking for a ninth

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Obviously, the best source is in diamonds All that South has to do to assure the extra trick is to lead a diamond to the ace, for- going the finesse

He happens to catch the king in this deal and his worries are over But in any hand that may exist he is hound to be success- ful Regardless of what West plays. declarer continues with a low diamond towards the jack If either opponent has the K-Q- x-x or the K-Q-x-x-x. the sitna- tion shows: up and establishing another diamond trick takes care of itself If the diamond - honors are divided or the suit | breaks 32, the tack ie@ that

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