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Little Joe Otter is a great traveler. He seldom stays very long in one place. Perhaps that is partly because he is a great ldtennan. When fidi are hard to caadi in one place he moves on to another. He is most at htnie in the water. but he doesn't hesitate to travel over- land for long distances.

You know l..ittie Joe Otter be lama to the Weasel family. It Shadow the Weasel. who is so Ins and slender, should grow to

V the size of his cousin, ljttte Joe

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' Television Programme . d d schedule Atomic Weapon Is Nee e

i CFCY TV PIIILADELPHIA tciM..i.. ti contrasted with nuclear bambiiul. Pearson said Friday that NATO and would he the best means olt

CHANNEL 13 needs tactical atomic weapons- countering limited aggressinn.l

the kind that will "ck-stray an which Pearson said is the great-

anny with annihilating an ext military threat today. it was

area.” in matter of "measured defence"

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no tmmoa year illicit narcotics too p.rn.-Tuesday Piayhlll N." "am with Th"1'"'IVi"35"” llal rr.r”Ir"L"'".r..."”"'E”'.'i3 oriiticcntines alicad.Food Editor acuvetyeaeaesaiaai-udtctrio '1. """'4,)-v,;',,'h' 3'" Helen Gotigeon hits a l”''- W '”'7 Wm” "V Izl ltlt.-;:"le1arth and its timely topic in The 0,, h ,,. ,5... ,,.,..,., :: ,A,,,.,,-,,,. 0-.” Standard this week. zen were u linden I5: I:C Izh ii: tin - vnuuvur tour. the interns E: -when reasons abI.l2-papnonland .stuIa"v?uasannuus- i . h. ,f 15., rang an qaleaaai In last- !-.l an cj-Icy have la la VIC & i at tin at aa ' in-"' 3 seen 1

lone Have a short

, h way on an ” bi-ooh.

2:2 ge':'';'L 1?: :31 There was more water in dais

legs Little Joe is qirick on his

feet. quick in all his movements.

and he is a good fighter. So Lit-

tle Joe isn't afraid when he is a- way from the water.

gbrook and Paddy swam into "I. vj'I'here he found Little Joe Otter and Little Joe had told hair that he had come down this brook by way of a mad branch of it that started not far from P add y 's

pond.

Now Paddy hadnit known anything about that Ihranch. in fact. he had known nothing about this brook. Now .he heggn to wonder if he could get home the way Little Joe had come down. He was afraid to try to go back up Laughing Brook and he was getting unite and more homesick. . : "Do you tltinkl could get

5 .home all right that way?" Pad-

-' ( .; ldy asked. - A ,s 3;" ”Of course you could," re- X . - plied Little Joe. gjfy Before Paddy could ask him ? h g hz,74O"Il-flty tanytliing more Little Joe slid

:into the water. dived and didnt "do you think I could get come up again until he was out home all right that way?" Pad- ' in the Big River. lie was on his dy asked. ;way. where to Paddy didn't know. and he suspected Little 011 319 other ha13d- Paddy the Joe didn't know himself.

Beaver is afraid. itou see Paddyl what should he do? ghouid he IS ”"dl'59' 3'” h93V-V H9 I5 go up this brook and try to find SW”, "d "I”m5Y WI 0' Vialerr that little branch and so get He is not really at home at allilhume mm way? shwid hg wan on land and seldom Sets w far for rain in the hope that it would from water that he cannot get.make Laughing Brook om, '-0 " F"l”IFl3' U? lime 9' danger more safe to travel in? Paddy! D999"? his 5'3 "Pew "9 5'” didn't know. More than ever he' Quldi WW5” '0 5' 3 300d "Ems wished he hadn't taken a vacat- "- 50 ,P3dd3' "W" m3k95 ”l'"”lon would Mrs. Paddy be glad 1”” "193 wch 55 I-""19 J09 0I'. to see him when he got h o m e'.' ter makes. 1'! he goes traveling or would she msh he hhd 513,-.

Pago1o'l'haGnastl!an

'hseaIlay. Oct. 8; 19571

Hike In Living Costs Monthly . Since March

orrswa (OP) Canadian living coats rose sharply to a new: IIIKII II Allilut. -continuing a steady series or six monthly .4. vancea that began last March.

The bureau d natanles re- ported Friday that its consumer price index, pushing up mainly by higher food coats. rose seven- tenthofapolnttaoltj andin February when it ranained steady at 111.5.

The iiaiex is based on 190 equalling lm.

SEASONAL B0(Kl'

The duration of the six-month rise is well short of the 20 con- secutive increases beuwcen June, 1960 and January, 1952.

The bureau sail the August boost was almost entirely sea- sonal due mainly to a rise of 1.7 points in the food gomponent of the price index to a record i2l.9 from 1212 in July.

The big jurrui in the food ails lndex resulted from price ad- vances for eggs, pork. btitter. oranges. bananas and lettuce. other fruits and vegetables were lower. ' SHELTER 0051'! UP

in the other components of the consumer price index:

i. Higher home ownership

Would Move Crash Bodies

'l0n0N'!0tcP)-lahartGll- llea. pnalkat ol the imperial aectloaofthaoatarlnhraachof t.lIeCanadianI.egiaa.aaidh'Ida theaectlaawlllattempttohave reanalnanlvtetlniaolthoAug.l

alrdlsaateratluoudun.Qtte.. brought hacktofocoatalnr burial.

Parts of the victims now an

Ilaritlmes mntral Airways plane crashed killing all TI persona aooard.

Mr. Gillies said Marltlmea A ways will have to pay the coats because "we Just dont' have the money.”

old 15.! Iran 135.8. ' '

2. increases in men's fail wear offset lower prices for women”: wear to boost the clothing corn- ponent fractionnlly to RI.) from 103.2.

8. Small price advances for auch things an fur.ltisre. floor coverings. utensils. autmliea and services pushed the household op- erattiona stb-index to a new high of 110.8, up from 113.7.

4. Higher prices for automobile inauraite. repairs and serviceing and other tranmortatlon costs more than otfaet a decline in car prices to boost the "other" com-

costs and rents boosted the shelter sub - index to a rec-

modities and services component to a peak of 127.1, up frun 126.9.

I! IH It is Iv way (i water. It ed away He didn't know hbout was his way, as you that that Hhheru I” had 5””9d 0" 0” II-'5 WNW The pool he was in was dark ”"' land deep and cool. The Green

When Paddy started down il”0rPSl canie right down to the lLaugh.ing Brook the water in it bank of the Big Riter there. it had been low but there had been was very much like Laughing enough. Paddy hadn't thoughtl Brook at its best. and that made that there may be less. But Paddy more homesick th a ii there had been no rain and day ever.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

caahes his club and returns a

30"” a”I"'- ilieart. East wins the heart and ""'u"""'. ""h""bh leads another. whereupon de NORTH iclarer is down. since East has go 10 C the ace of spades as entry fa r O 5 I 1 his established hearts. OK-I )9 This line of play having failed. Q5 K 7 REA" we go back to the first trick and W31 A81 have south play differently. lie C K 7 S . K Q 8 1 . permits East to win the opening " ' . ' O 1 h lead with the queen. Now declar- 952:; zmh or cannot be defeated regard- . .001." less of what the defenders do. .3 9 5 ; He finesscs a heart. return and ' A J 10 starts the spades going. .AQ Q If West wins the first spade gqa 3 lead. he doesn't have a heart to TM "mu", llcturn, and the hand is under ' gomh we" control. If East wins the first :9"" 3 ,N1. Pu. spade lead, he is no longer a hrtr h threat because his only entry

card is gone. So the contract is made.

Hovievcr. let's go back to the first trick again. This time we'll have East defend the hand dil- tferently and see what happens. l-East plays the eight of hearts on the opening lead instead of

Opening leadenine of licarts.

Tile play of the cards in a giv- ,en hand is sometimes featured (by vigorous thrusts and counter- 'thrusts. Take, for example, the various lines of play that are possible in this d"l' mgoglllfelns. compelled to win the

The nine 0' IN?” I5 W "W trick. But there is nothing what- 5”""h uk" Easrs Wee" Mm ever he can do now to make the the ace. Declarer has seven im- mnu.a(.,' E”,-5 duck 0, H, e mediate winners. can establish mm. M heamum, 1h, pm. trick '"""b”' "ISM. '" hf”"'5- pose of maintaining heart com- llmd may 391 "'9 "I'll" .'."”'k 'I , mtinit-atlon with West makcs de- lthe adverse clubs are divided 3- C13,-eh; lash impossible, whgn. 5 0" II "'9 39”" "3 5' d9V9i rever declarer attacks spades. lloped in time. . West takes his king and returns If South first tests the clubs. in heart to destroy the contract. 'he discovers they don't break. l The hand is won or lost on the When he then turns to the spade first trick. is usual that is the auit. West wins the first lead.ltimr to ponder.

Pearson Believes Restricted

lt la necessary. Canada's for-.,!! 0990504 '0 "N"-"Fl" ""I"” met external affairs mirnater 1100- I told the World Affnrla Council. Pe-mu md I corollary at to Keg "my fun" the "hi; or-lauch a policy of measured de- nothing" concept of war, .-id mvfcnce would be the political ob- wwh om . dereh" pomy mm. Jective of localizing hoatilitieit way between lirrlted convent- .Ind brinillll "'0'" W "1 "Id 3'

img w.- mg 5105.; nuclegrlmon as the limited military ob- wu-, tjective was accomplished. 'niis

His i-ernarka were made aNalI- ."”"Id .""""'I "M ' Wmy d ml. w the pr." in mun". (unconditional surrender.

. V ”This is something different .::I:r:: from the doctrine of massive re-'

Ind indusmu mwwh ,0 mm laliation." Pearson aaid. "It it

h up n . H mm leaaa matter of punishing the ag- ';:”:";: Jada SLQIE: ,z”m..u':,gressor than ol defending theI

rave area of treeda-ri and preventing g:rkr;leI::mor.vtii'eMr:il:i'(r,)E.liiiat:e'? "'"""' ""'”'"-" could have disastrous political re- h -

llllll. o a such wupotu could he limited Nam. Kmgpms to military areas and targets. as , In Drug Traffic

VANCOUVER tCPl-The Van couver- Province says it has.

turned over to the RCMP nastiest

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M. Part of 9. Verse steam 10. Spare generator (nauL)

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83. Natitae pronoun

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M. Knock

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