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Headless Bodies Seen
Missing British Pair
LONDON (AP) —- Two head- less bodies; believed to be those oi two misSing British Ioldlere. were found by a patrol in the South Arabian federation. the de'ence ministry has announ- c here.
The announcement said the bodies were found Wednesday and were believed to be those of Capt. Robin Edwardes and Supper John Warburton re.- ported missing after a battle April 30 in the RadianIMoun- tain region bordering Yemen.
The announcement ca me shortly after Prime Minister Douglas—Home told the House of Commons the entire Middle East was in high tension and ready to erupt in flames.
At the same time Common. wealth Secretary Duncan Saa-
'dys told the House the govern
ment was sending another bat j reinforce-I
talion of 800 men as ment for British troops fighting rebel tribesmen infiltrating into. the South Arabian Federation from Yemen.
The defence ministry an-' nounced today:
"During the course of Wen nesday, May 13, two headless' bodies Were found by a patrol in the South Arabian Federa- tion in the vicinity of the action of April 30 in which one Brit ish officer and one other rans were reported as missing. be- lieved killed.
“The bodies were in Britisn denim: and from personal be longings found with them it has to be concluded with deep re»
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By B. JAY BECKER
East dealer. North - South vulnerable.
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spa e . Theatre. A good card player can be
compared to the popular fit-- 1 detective who gathers up the various clues of the case, puts them together so that they all fit into place, and then comes to the conclusio u that it must have been the hut- ler who done the old man in. Take a case like this on e. where West must. be right on his toes to defeat the contract He leads a spade. the jack win ning in dummy. Declarer. with
cashes the A-K of clubs. hop- ing the q uee n will fall. and then continues with a club. wins and returns a spade. West taking the queen with the ace. returns the four of hearts. and South. who does not see the
opponents' cards. quite natur. ally goes up with the king. This loses to the ace and the contract goes down when East returns a heart. Declarer loses a spade. a clash and three hearts as a result of West‘s fine de- tense.
Now how come that West is smart enough at trick six to lead the four of hearts. not the queen, which would give declarer the contract when he covered with the king? The four is a startling pla y, no doubt. but it is a play practic- ally certain to defeat the con- tract.
'I‘he mason i that West knows East has the ace oi hearts. He knows this because
these two soldiers. "The next-of-kin has been ul— formed. The funeral will takul place in Aden this morning.“
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Atlantic Area Seen At Start
I I Excrtlng Era JOHN'S. Nild. (CPI—Rub- ert P. Boutilier, public relations director for the Atlantic Prov- inces Economic Council. here, "T h e r e who feel that Atlantic Canada now stands on the threshold of a new and exciting era of un- paralleled growth."
Mr. Boutilier told a Rotary Club meeting that this year; APEC marks its 10th anniver-l sary and it has been an imp 'r-l
provinces.
He outlined APEC's history of achievement and said “those closely associated with APEu‘ over the years can be justly proud that the organization has been able to make a number! of important contributions to this progress."
r. Boutilier said the organi-
best be tostcrcd by the established APEC committees sn'u,on the island.
taut decade for the Atlanticjhe re
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zation was considering the tea- sibility of holding an exhibition of products used but not yet manufactured in the region. He said th's could result in “new
or expanded plants. with pl'O'v’l-‘
sion of further job opportuni- '4 I..
Mr. Bnutilier said it must be recognized that
The initial solution many of these problems might newly
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underground sources torpedo was to have been used to sink a French merchant ship carrying sup-
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