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'The Guardian. Charlottetown Fri. Nov. 18, 1962. 9

iButter Sales Abroad- Discounted By Gov’t

By ARCH MacKENZlE [pounds w in fresh butter and s

OTTAWA (CPI — Chances of stored butter iI f0 ' ' stlilvin‘fv Canada's big butter sur- . u e exists. 0 1 r WhICh hme pus y overseas sales are dis! Since May 1, the retail rice counted by government spokes-lhas ranged from 56 to 59 gents meqnﬁ I a pound although the govern- c_\ commented here,mcnt continues to pay farmers

ported brieﬂy two weeks ago.

Reports from the Soviet news agency 'l‘ass gave no indication

how he died. but simply that “died in the air’ after jump- ing from a balloon is miles up and opening his parachute im- mediately.

Maj. Yevgeui Andreyev, who jumped before him, opened his 'chute 4,500 feet above the earth. a record for a delayed Opening. and landed safely after many recently. more than four minutes free Gilles Gregoire (SC —— La- 8 . pointe) presented a motion ask-

He told Tass that when he ing production of evidence given leaped from the balloon gondola. to the royal commission by Mr. the temperature was 61 degrees Coyne and his predecessor at below zero. but he was pro- the banktGraham Towers. tected by his space suit. Prime Minister Diefenbaker

fCoyno Remarks lAre Kept Secret

OTTAWA (CPI — The Com- mons opposition has sought unsuccessfully to find out what former Bank of Canada Governor James Coyne told the royal commission on banking and finance in his private testi-

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on a report attributed to an Ot-164 cents a ound fo gawa businessman that Eastlit acquirespas surging? gudes 10°50'3w' Lzugldsthgt a??? for The difference constitutes a bank‘s e d , e - 12-cent-a<pound consumer sub- cems a p gge Pm" 0‘ 54 sldy costing the government pound to the former '09 about $42 000 000 annuall grades is too high. Selling at a ' ' y over loss — to be borne by the gov- ernment -— would mean disposal abroad at prices much below what the consumer here now pays.

as a means to spur slipping con- sumer demand. caused in part .‘by cheaper butter substitutes.

the‘past. this has drawn

public protests. officials

s 1 . . . They said the agricultural sia- D I A bilization board recently passcdl n up bids asked by West Germany l g for 8,500 tons of butter. The lati MOSCOW ‘33“le " A" a“ major sale to another country“ '9’ ParacmlllSt died in mid' was in 1959 during a period of l all” during 3 jump from 15 mu“ international s h o rt a g e when : UP bl” 3 001193809 Who jumped Britain obtained more than 10.‘ at “19 same time made 8 record 000,000 pounds from the board. delayed dm'll. Opening his NEW

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LED To ppm-[EST chute 4.500 fcct above the earth. Even then. the sales price at]" SOV‘Pl “(NSF \m‘ “We '9' 58 cents a pound constituted a1 WWW" loss of at least eight cents al The death of Col. Peter Dol- pound to the government. The 1 SUV. W110 St‘i Eight world and sale was protested by the Cana- ' national records for parachute- dian Association of Consumers. jumping and developed some of Canada’s butter surplus nowithe techniques used to land So- to an estimated 250,000,0001viet cosmonauts. was first re-

a full year. it was established B

said that Mr. Coyne had only given oral testimony. He added that the royal commission had the right to hold private hear- ings and the members would have to wait for Its report.

~ Dr. POPULATION onow'rn ichard Roaeveare. Anglican The population ofthe European bishop 01' Accra. has rammed Common Market countries is in- to Ghana 10 resume his creasing at the rate of 0.9 per - Wm WhiCh cent annually. expelled him three months ago.

Bishop Roseaveare said at a President Kwamo Nkrumah. press conference earlier that he He was expelled from Ghana was being allowed to return to in August after criticizing the Ghana without any conditions Young Pioneers‘ youth move- attached. following an appeal to ment.

RIPLEY'S sail—EVE IT or NOT

Anglican Bishop Returns To Ghancii

LON DON (Reuters)

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By B. JAY BECKER

TEST YOUR PLAY

1. You are declarer with that However. there is a way of West hand at Four Hearts. the ‘playing the hand that is prac- bidding having been a heart by tically sure to succeed. Duck you as dealer. three hearts by 1the jack of clubs in dummy on partner. and four hearts by you. ithe opening lead! (It is certain- North leads the jack of clubs.eg reasonable to assume that How would you play the hand? iSouth has the ace.)

.A.” f Regardless of what North .K‘n‘ iplays next, draw trumps. end- . 933 :ing in dummy. and lead the king *KQ5 iof clubs through South‘s ace. jThis permits you to discard a diamond on a club. All told. you West hand at Six Clubs. North lose a club. a diamond. and a leads the king of diamonds and spade. (You ruff your continues with the ace. You ruffifourth spade In dummy if the and Play the ace of ClUbS. North 1 suit does not divide evenly.) showing out. How would you‘ out sees through your 110W Play the hand? Scheme and overtakes the jack

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43 of clubs, it will not help him

zigu; N :;g .one bit. in that case, dummy's

.8 W E . 35 |K~Q become tricks on which 3 10-” iyou can discard two spades.

TAKQOS + V ’ l 2. It would be dangerous to

l. The thing to fear is thatitry to ruff hearts in dummy be.

South will shift to a low dla-icause South might be short in

mond after you've covered the‘hearts and ovorruff. The best 18ch of Clubs With the queen way to play the hand is to cash and South has taken the ace. l the K-Q of spades and next en- North may have the A-Q of dia- ter dummy with the k in g of monds and gobble up your K-J. hearts. T h e it run dummy's or else you may guess wrong lspades. if South rufts at in ny on whether to play the king or lpoint, you n v e rr u f f. draw Jack”, In either case. you would itrumps. and ta ice. the rest of mu. have to 10,, I spade trick [the tricks. if South refuses to and go down one. :ruff. you take a trump finesse to make the cdntract.

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Of course. South may ruif either the king or queen of spades when you lead them. in which case you go down. but that is a much lesserxrtsk to run than attempting to trump hearts in dummy.

I.30 p.m.—Country Calendar

2.00 p.rn.—Faiih in Action

2.30 p.m.—Speaking French

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