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.| operate fully with the Canadian/ lot, he said, was caught before DAILY CROSSWORD AVAIL government in any tests of Ocean| it was distributed. He added that ACROSS 3. Vies 23. Base- |P* LC Spray products available to the | ‘he 1958 crop from the same area 1. Happen 4. Habit ball’s Canadian market. The Canadian| also is being tested. ‘ 6. Map 5. Krushchev _ uealth departmen' has announced| The U.S. Food and Drug Ad-| 11, Untie and others__ gang j|C at has launched its own invesiiga- | ministratica said it also is‘trying; 12. Veranda 6. Washed 24. Hate- t'on into possible berry contamin-| ic find out wheiher any other (HLL) 7. Corridors fury + . 5 ation. ‘ : srops might lave been contamin-| 43 Covered,as 8. Indigo 25. Donkey.
Officials in Ottawa said the de-| 3ied by incorrect use of the weed theinside 9. Price 27.Longs. [NIT { partment won't ban the weed killer. 14.Thecream 10. Layer 28.High © [TOIL A = aoe insect 17. German ue — .
| 16. ier mine . Con- , z * 18. Letter throwers cerning Yesterday’s Answer 20. Those (slang) 34, Under- 37. —— and ou r ay e1zZe in office 19. Large garment Leander . é ; 21. Fasteners worm . $5. Father (Fr.) 39. Busy i . . a 22.Compass 21. Genusof 36. Birds insects ae e7 point grass asaclass 42. Leaf vein otronis Assets | «i= FFTTTYETELE j timber tree : -_ :
MONTREAL (CP)—Court offi-} In the Brockville robbery| 36 hosbs : cials Wednesday began setting 1n/ thieves took about $3,500,000 in - '3 Uy motion necessary machinery for| bearer and registered bonds. an Cotes seizing assets of Giuseppe (Pepi) | Bunds worth~ $1,200,000 were _re- cae! i Y gd Cotroni should the underworld! covered almost immediately. 31. Girl's name figure fail to pay $88.000 in fines| Of the remainder all but about] So \Srmic 9 . VY
-and restitution. « | $300,000 worth had been re 33.3 af S$
‘| GCotroni was sentenced last Mon-| covered up to mid-summer this ae. 2! Y day to 10 years in penitentiary| year, including about $1,400,000 Fl ors ~ 4 : fer trafficking in narcotics—In ad-| worth bought back by an insur- Rowtance 7 ~ , dition he was ordered to pay a/ ance company :n an underground al [s = $60,000 fine and $28,900 he re-| eal at 10 cents on the dollar. 38. Boston's 29 ceived from police agents who} About $6,000,000 in non-negoti- vickname G 37 “purchased” from him 13 ounces | able securities—worthless to the) 4 Pry y, Ys YW, ef heroin. thieves—was also part of the, @1- Likes -- 7
The heroin, through adultsra- | Brockville loot. | . leat edge Y, tion, had an illegal-market value . - mere 63. Miss Dunne... ~ a tae of $8,000,000, police sad. Tne 44. Valley “sale” to ROMP and US. federal| Black Hawks 1 oom : ey
?easury agents, posing as under: 45. Teasers ie i
world characters, and Cotrontf’s | m 46. Complies
arrest were effected last July at Haven't Thought 1 cosa ae
Tenet ie ea tie to have Of New Coach 2. Agree — 000, nt One (0 Pay the $e] CHICAGO (CP)—Tommy wan,| DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work its
When he was sentenced jast | 5°D¢ra' manager flounder. AXYDLBAA Monday thre was no ayiternate|"& Chicago Black Hawks, said is LONGFELLOW prison .term should the amount eee aay ve given no One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is use@ not be paid. Mr. Justice Wilfrid | ‘hous getting a replacement for the three L's, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apose Lazure told newspaper men the | *°r Coach Rudy Pilous. trophes, the and formation of the words are all hints, alternative would be seizure of| The Hawks absorbed their 11th Each day the code letters are different. F Catroni’s asséts. _ jloss in 14 games Tuesday night % .
Mabecens say aes has interests | as er a a defeated ‘ A Cryptogram Quotation | ee sundry businesses, :ncluding | Uiem 31. aw ve won cafes, bar rooms, motels “a only one — defeating New York “Boe BPE P VOPTOQLRY FEREE Ve blocks. Rangers. 5&2 in the Natioral °
SearPaal’ pin Marie. .Crowa|inekey League epenet Oct, 3-| AKG VESERNS."LO' SLER'O CECTEO prosecutor in the case, said Wed- | and have eked -out two ties for) : wwwy, nesday that absence of a prison iast place in the league. sentence .mplied there was ‘in-| This year's Hawks were sup- Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LET A FOOL BE MADE SERVe tention to collect thé money.” —— ms pers andl foes Be ICEABLE ACCORDING TO HIS FOLLY--CONRAD.
Such proceedings are taken tle clu at finis in ird , : Rae Syndicate way of civil courts by tee. piace last year with 28 wins and. © A. Ss —_— ”
| tatives or counsel for the Quebec re against 29— losses. ie ‘ atto -general’s department. van was commenting’-on a :
e coal not be iseesmataty as-| rumor that started in NHL cirees| ETTA KETT certained how the money would | ‘iat Pilous was on his way out = anes between federal = - result of the team’s ‘poor | - EVERY TIME N and prov: treasuries. . start. i sH I COULD Bul
Meanwhile, Cotroni is scheduled wi DROP A HINT ABOUT for another court appearance HIDDEN TREASURE. *| ee tse ae GETTING ENGAGED = Nov. 22 on a charge of possession! READING, Eng. (CP) — While| a HE PLAYS IT COOL!
of $9,700 of stolen bonds. They al- ciildren were chupping up an old! legedly were part of the loot in| chest for taeir bonfire on Nov. 5—' May, 1958, from the Brockville, | Guy Fawkes” nigit—15 one-pound | Ont. Trust and Savings Co. | notes fell from one of the drawers. |
“CONTRACT BRIDGE
- BY B. JAY BECKER
The bidding has been One|of the two suits. By elimination,
sea on your — Three} therefore, the spade is selecied ~ carts on your lert, Four Hearts | tecause it is the lead least likely : on your right. Which card do | :o do harm. HOw COME ? You've BUT HE SAYS ycu choose as your opening l2ad| 9 King of eee BEEN GOING STEADY, HE DOESNT in each of the following five| the pest plan is”to attack the FOR A WHOLE YEAR. =\ WANT To Ger hands? | suit where the opponents are ; ‘ : ae 7, TIED DOWN. a ' most likely to be-—weak. Tae 2 4 z L. 9982 AIS OOS HATH 000 is to establish two diamond = tro. /Q a 9X {44 2, @K9632 YESS @KQI4 #8 winners at once and possibly take s . HIM 2 o Fis SB. BQUS Hoss GAIS BKIM wo tricks: elsewhere. fa 4 - palg j 4 gA0Td2 y1073 o4 41632 The singleton ciub tead %% 2 apt to work out because it & OQ37 GAR $287 7432 iinprobable that r has an , ; ace, in view of our 12 high-card o ; Zs { ‘ : hig. | Points. It may turn out later that - § . . — a = ihe club can be shifted to success- nae c.ng indicates the opponents | fully, but the establishment of di- is have about 26 pots between! ond tricks takes precedence in
tnem. There is therefore VeTY ine aim to defeat the contract.
\ little left for parines cis not|*<,9% % hearts, There is 1001 OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE
the way of high cards. He is not| yisch danger of losing a trick apt to mave more than 2 oF 3/ py leading one of the three side ETT - or puints. 2 , .| suits, and a trump is therefore 7 * SOLU LAE LE, UWE Lx
Our hand has a good cha.ce| o,ened. It may also happen tat Y
of winning two trump tricks andj| dcctarer’s ruffing power will be So Tmune ei A Paar SHALL SPEND IT ON
a club, but there is a reasonadlg) effectively reduced by repeated) [witHOUT HONOR,AND WELL NIGH Z A SUPORLATNG ag jo ’ 1 CIGAR FOR MY
prospect of getting either a dia-| trump leads.
mond or a club trick in additivn,| 4, Four of diamonds. This rrovided these possibilities are) time we have only 5 points and not jeopardized by leading one| nave to count on partner to hold adout 8 or 10 points if the con-
4.00—Variety Hour tract is to be defeated. It is un- * §.00—News lisely that our side can take 5.04—Naritime Fish Broadcast four tricks on straight power.
5.30—Tempo Three tricks are about all we 6.00—News, Weather can expect to iake in high cards,
and the singleion diamond is led as the best chance of obtaining
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oup dee does not develop, the, lead may 71 Gitimmertery 3 force declarer to draw truaips 71 : £ immediately to» prevent it, and renee ; } thus cut down his ruffing values. 7.30—Rawhide & Music 5. Queen of spudes. The best 8.00—Teen Tempo & Music prospect: of building up defensive 8.25—Tempo tricks is to play partner for the 8.30—Ask The Weatherman king or ace of spades plus some 8,45—Nation’s Business © siae values. The less aggressive 9.00—Songs Of My People icad of a diamond or a club may 9.30—Cameos iose important timing in the race y oe : 10.00—CBC Symphony to develop tricks. There is some ’ A \: ES <—F) = 11.00—News Roundup & Talk danger attached to the spade ( ee 11.30—Anthelogy lead, but a club or diamond lead ie
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