HAS GEESE PROBLEMS

By KELLY SMITH- WASHINGTON (AP) - Suburbanite Pau! Barron has

a problem—not. just an ordi- nary. Suburban, ~ erabgrass- type problem His problem 1s

a-fhapila—ot45—aatidy—and-de- termined Canada geese

He's begging for help, but the government is ducking the problem. ‘Sympathy fs of- fered;’’ he says “but no aid.”

Fach morning. the honking geese land in.a small cove in front’ of Barron's lakefront

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.|partner's passing and his re-|thing is to tell partner

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ealls, thought the géese ‘would be molting and tunable te fly. | The plan was to capture them | in nets. While gunning across | the lake, the expedition was stopped by ijocal police who claimed only polite .could, use motor boats. on the water. 1 ’ The federal boat was towed ashore until special. dispensa- | tion was granted. Then, once | again, the marines, the nets | and the expert started out in pursuit. Tt

home and then move ashore. And éach day, he says, it | takes three hours to scrub up | after the invasion.

| ““T have called the Washing- ton zoo; the Audubon Society, the—gamé=warden,the~Mont-

gomery, Md., county court. was determined house, ‘the Fairfax County, serait ong were not Va., courthouse, pet. control » goose was

netted.

and pest control stores. and Barron said the geese en-

the Fairfax County health de-

partment," Mrs. Barron re- | joy people in the residential ports. ’ area surrounding the lake. The official responses, she | The Barrons live in a Virginia

suburb of Washington. People

| says, range from ‘‘dreary"’ te walk among them, he says,

| “apathetic."*

Last month the US. interior | 294 threatening gestures department — which assumed | barely make them flutter. jurisdiction on grounds the “Even throwing firecrack- geese are migratory fowl— ,ers.at ‘them on the beach

sent an expert to help. He ar- rived in a. government. power boat with two marines.

The expert, Mrs. Barron re-

hasn't worked,’’ Mrs. Barron asserts. ‘'They just shove off and wait in the middle‘of the lake for you to leave.”

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| ‘OTTAWA (CP) — The RCAF bate legislation relating jhas scheduled supecia! flights to |transport crisis 4 / bring members of the Com- | ‘The’ 1966 session’/of Parlia- mons and Senate back to Ot-iment adjourned Aldly 18 until tawa Sunday for an emergency Oct. 5, but ime Minister’ isession to deal with the im- Pearson has_ 4 ed the Com- pending rail strike. ‘mons and: Sexate: speakers t Commons Speaker Lucien La- |call both hambers \moureux announced the flights day. — // f.

Wednesday. Telegrams were! 4/ 7 b, A , A Chasclogists.

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iP E.I., at 2 pm. local time Sun- ment archaeologists ~vorking at lday, Shearwater near Halifax at the site of/the-old Cotéau-du-Lac 3:40 and Moncton at/4:15. .The. fortifications 30 miles southwest Hight will arrive. hefe at 7 p.m. of /Montreal have unéarthed a |EDT.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

Y-eur'right - hand opponent jand much can be lost by eom- opens with Three Hearts, neith- |peting at this point. To overcall

er side vulnerable. What would | ;

lvou bid now with’ each of the |With four diamonds migit bring following five’ ands? ‘disaster, since 6o0ur left- hand CHOW RE. Bye anc’: lopponent could have the balance 1. @A% YJ @AKT7 SKQ088 of strength and diamond length 2. @AS YKQE2 OAKES etic partner is unable to 3. 06 YIT4 OAQ8653 BAIS , a your pass, there is . 3 hicvoess <7 oKe gase|Very little future to the hand.

5. @AK765 Y— @KQH BAQU2 4. Four spades:-Here decisive

action must, be taken. Partner 1. Double. The hand is to |doesn't need much for your side good for-a mere overcall of four

to have a bame. Of course, it is clubs. While partner would read |possible for the next player to four clubs as showing a xzood hand, he could hardly expect it ito have all these values. A four club bid would be more likely to |show the same hand with the deuce of diamonds jn place of ‘the king. | The double is primarily for itakeout. Tt:- indicates. consider- lable strength. and requests part- iner ta reply—accordingly. Part-:

ner_is permitted to pass, this |Censible manner, without being aay S insineee see icone ito pessimistic or optimistic. | a : ; 5. Four hearts This is an

inks t lay for) 5, Se ert eee ideal hand for a cluebid. You

|have to assume that game is \likely in any suit partner names and a slam is cer-

alties, but this risk is more than offset by the possibility of losing

only three spades, which part- ner could pass with just the few scattered values you need. Whenever you come face to iface with a preemptive bid, you are courting some kind of dan- ger: the trick is to react in a

penalties.

2. Three notrump This bid means what it says— a desire to play in notrump. Partner is not a8 trump, ‘heing asked to bid and “should \do so only when he has & ‘reason to believe that a | |contract is better. It would be Hiaecater must’ act dangerous to double because (te ' there is almost no chance of |mum response. The important sponse might carry the bidding laway that you have a big jPast three notrump. with first-

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double you successfully for pen- |

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