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Tuesday. Mar. 19. 1957 ('.0. RAILS 0l'T LONDON. Util iL'l' Ll.-Col. G. t.'. Corboiiltt. D50. t)BE.. ED. commanding officer. and. Battal- ion. Royal Canadian Regiment was the first man to "hit the -;lk” iii a 97-iimii parachute drop on Wiiuls-ur iluiiicipal Airport Tliursday. Tlic cxcrcisc was part of the unit's routine training.

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Blame British For Letting Greek Propaganda Spread

By JACK IRAYLEY

Canadian Preu Staff Writer

KYRENIA. Cyprus ICPI -The- cvcruhelniing Greek Cypriot ma- jority in Cyprus looks on the is- 'and's union iiiih Greer-i as an act of faith. and this almost religi- ous Ianatieism to their ideal has been instilled in them from child- hood.

With this deep-scalcil attitude. the problems of the Cyprus revolt seem almost insoluble. Military men see these alternatives. Con- tinuation of the costly and frus- trating police action, or a com- promise short of union with Greece iliat might win the Greek Cypriota' cruduing acceptance.

FROM P.E.l.

"l frankly wouldn't hazard an opinion as to what should be done and I certainly dont want to be

Greek majority full cultural and economic free-.lur.1 is given by some as the chief reason why the rnovemnt la senv.nr.iy so strong now.

"why. the British havcn"t even protested the Greek teaching of geography in the schools here. uhich has taken liberty with the location of Cyprus.” said Mrs. Shelfoon. The Greek Cypriot maps show the island practically nudg- ing Greece whereas it is actually 500 miles away from tlic Greek mainland.

It's only 40 miles from Turkey and ti) from Lebanon. You can see the snowy peaks of the Turkish coastal range from the Shelfoan living room.

While the Shelfoons' neighbors ate obviously warmly friendly this doesn't mean they havenlt defin- iic views about Enosis (union with

quoted.” said Air Commodurv A. J ITOny) Shelfoon of Summer- bIde- P-E-1.. a Canadian in the

Greece). I didn't meet on Greek Cypriot. even among the more ma- ture who showed anything but

RAF: svmpathy toward the movement.

We had just arrived at Shel-i

foon's billet here after a drive through rebel-infested mountain- nus roads from the capital. Nico- .-ia. As no pulled up before the Slielfiion home. the Canadian of- licer got friendly waves from his Greek neighbors.

His attractive viife Pal, an Eng- Itsh girl. came along the narrow sfreet vrilltout protection and uith- tilll fcar Like the wives of other scrvicciiicn she moves in compar- ative safety except iiith their hus- yhaiids. who are prime ECKA tar- gets.

All servicemen carry revolvers at all times and when they go out at night most of than use shoulder holsters and amtinatics as a matter of comfi-'" and conveni- lliLIP

”The trouble is that most of our poor chaps have been shot in the back and never had a chance in fire." said the air commodore. t ITED t'AUSl-I

British tolerance in allowing the

"though some were extremely can-. tious. WIDE SUPPORT "Sure its the youngi--' ,)t:t)t)le ulio are carrying on the tight Liull I think there is universal suppoity for what they're doing.” said ay break at .1 newsstand. ! "All I can say." said Airs. Shel-

(untinues in the night 'n as at- tempt to nuah out the main lead- era. when the Shot on: drove this uurespondent back to the hotel we saw a dmonstration of the Brit- ish house-raid system. As we were driving along a dimly-lit street we were startled by the suddn ap- pearance-from nowhere - of a convoy of trucks from which troops poured and surruu-iited a substan- tial-looking house.

Scarchlights ivcr-a 'iggcd and the linuse entered 'i-out and hack

it we were signalled to get mov- ing. it could have been a regular spot check of a house suspected of harboring EOKA men or there might have been a tip that terror- ists were actually sheltering there for the night.

If Air Commodo e Shelf--on was short on answers he was long on questions. He is a ve-.c-.'an of Mid- dle East service and he was es- pecially interested in details of the success of the RAF raids on his old station at Abu Suweir in Egypt where Canadians of the United Nations Emergency Force now are stationed. His wife was also in- tercsted because they were mar- ried there li'u years aim. Tony Shelloon is f't'oni Siuninersidc. I”'.E.l.. and was wiilc',' known in the 1930: as a broadcaster and

la Committed On Murder Charge

Joaapb Plane lticbanl. charged with nurdaetag Katherine De La- Perrdla: ll. ended Friday when Magistrate .1. T. 'h'oy committed him for trial.

The N-yearold laborer. father of two children. will be tried at the Supreme Court aeaaion opening Ap- ril 23.

Cluny Reid of Charlo Station tes- tified Friday he saw Richard wearing a station wagon coat at 10.03 pm. Feb. 9. That was shortly before the girl dlsappea ed while returning home from a neighbor- hood visit at Charlo Station.

According to evidence she was attacked. beaten and strangled Her body was found in snow the next day.

A chemist testified that fuzz and fibres on a station wagon coat and auit coat. alleged to have 1been owned by Richard. came from a sweater the girl wore. A police witness said the station wa- lgon coat. on which the chemist lsaid blood was detected. was found ;in the Charlo River near the Rich- iard home.

iweekly newspaper man around isalnt John. N.B.. where he also sparked formation of a flying club.

Early in the war he joined the iRCAF, transferred to the RAF land now is air officer in charge lot administration for RAF levant.

HENRY MICKEY MOUSE GIANDHA

foun, "is that when a bomb is thrown in the market place no-y luidy ever sees anything or knuvis. zziiythinzz about it." And her nus- band leels that this isn't just a. case of fear of retaliation. . Many of the Greeks I met were taxi! drivers. And you could see. the deep resentm.ent they felt o tcri the nndignified searches at the check points. Having talked mod- erately about the situation they? were sensitive abou the search! and walked out of sight behind. their ears to suffer the thorough. frisking. & FEASELESS SEAl?.(IH . Meantime the unrelenting searclai

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Opening lead-four of hearts.

It has always seemed to this

writer that of the three depart- ments of bridge-bidding, dummy play and defense-the most inter- esting one ): defense. Personal ob- servation also indicates that more mistakes are made by the aver- age bridge player in defending a hand than in either of the other departments, One of the chief reasons for this hard fact is that there are reaitlve- Iy few guiding principles to point the nay to proper defense.

The defender is more or less on his own because the pattern of cor- rect defense varies greatly from

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deal to deal. The infinite variety; of situations that arise repeatedly challenge his skill and ingenuityl

East contrived to find the prop-l er defense in the accompanying- hand to defeat a contract which, at first glance, appears to be a cut and dried affair. His problem came after he had won two heart tricks and the question was what to play next.

All that East had to guide him was the bidding sequence which glcd to the four spade contract and: the fact that West had atartedl with a doubleton heart.

The first step was to peg the high cards that were not in sight. The race of spades. ace-king of dia-9 monds and the ace of clubs werei missing. it didn't seem likely that! South had all of them. since hei would presumably have made anj informatory double with such strength rather than a mere spade overcall. i

ed to West. If h didn't have it.; there tins no hope to beat thel hand anyhow. The second defen-l alve trick. the setting one. couldi come only from the trump suit. This one probably did not exist na- turally, but had to be manufactur- cl

e .

So East led another heart. South followed suit. West trumped withl -the five, dummy with the lack. and there was then no way for declar- 'er to escape the loss of a trump and the ace of diamonds.

Ailittle five-spot did the trlck.i

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Ahiive. below. go anywhere. You're aura to find aome trouble there. -Old Mother Nature.

"Look there!" screamed Hooty the Owl.

Mrs. Hooty looked across the cmpty nest high in a tall tree in the most lonesome part of the Green Forest. Peeping over the edge of the nest was a- small black face with staring eyes round with wonder. It was the face of a small Bear. in cub as little Bears are called. it was the face of Tub- by Bear. one of great big Buster Boar's triplets.

The small head ducked down out

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heating wings. hooked bills andi big sharp claws. Fortunately for him they could not easily get at him between the uranches as he clung close to the trunk of the tree and tried to scramble down.

"Another!" scramed Hooty. He had discovered Chubby Dear a lit- tle below Tubby and also scram- hling down as fast as he couldf lfnoty swooped at him and hit him a glancing blow. His litiie claws lost their hold and down went Chubby. He didn't fall straight to the ground. There were big meaning branches in the way. it was well for Chubby Bear that this was so. They broke his fall.

One trick was therefore crcdil-”

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