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     aowooda ._ methods by which Russian Embassy Moscow directed at one time that 
     
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     iabbr.) edian military officers as sources "strengthened," u the Canadians 
     
     as. Ruler of o: information for an espionage wouldn't suspect anyihlnc o! what 
     
    

    
     Tunis network gathering data for Mos- wally was behind the Rmslans’ 
     
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     coverhg It came from Igor Cioislello. Goulwko wmvhbl hi0 hul- 
     
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     DOWN quarters in Ottawa. Their cover- whose slaying h: was sentenced 
     
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     WINGS OF TOMORROW: The _Si'ory of Aviation No. 7: Revolution in Warfare By Josemfigi Culmflmn 
     
     . WANTED: A DOUBLER 
     
     "who should have doubled in 
     
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     (Written for NEA Service) 
     
    

    
     (l) hicdcrn warfare was revolutionized by air 
     
     power in World War ll. The performance of all 
     
     types of aircraft was improved. and new methods 
     
     of carrying out attacks were devised. Airborne 
     
     iriiantrymcn, carried aloft in giant gliders towed 
     
     three at a time by transports, were imporiant 
     
     invasion components. Parachutists dropped be- 
     
     hind enemy iinc-s to harass and disrupt defenses. 
     
     Squadrons of troop carrier and combat cargo 
     
     planes carried out special missions in co-opera- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘equipped with the latest radar devices. Opera- 
     
     ‘tors aboard Black Widow P-lWs could direct 
     
     their pilots within firing range oi enemy craft. 
     
     tell them when their guns were on the toe, and 
     
     enable them to send enemy planes flaming 1n 
     
    

    
     he night. A foot-square magic box called "'lFF” 
     
     EIdentlilcation-Friend or Foe), in reality a 
     
    

    
     mall radio transmitter, was carried by all Allied 
     
     planes. It was set to send a coded 5181151 Whlfih 
     
     distinguished, on a radar screen, friendly from 
     
     pq; phnl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l’ (4) The neccecity of supplying armies seat- 
     
     tered Jroin Alaska to Burma called for an 
     
     elaborate air force in itself-wan air fleet of Elan‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     by swiftly evacuating wounded soldiers from 
     
     battle zones to distant hospitals. 
     
    

    
     (2) Dog-fights in World War II were brief. 
     
     The speed of modern fighters cut down their 
     
     maneuverability. Aerial fights began and ended 
     
     with n fast dive by the attacking plane on its 
     
     foc. There was time for only zi short burst from 
     
     .50-Cillib€l‘ machine guns or ZO-miilimctcr can- 
     
     non. Aim had to be good. for the zittaclaing 
     
     pilot sped past his target at 400 miles an hour 
     
     and was unable to turn quickly for a second run. 
     
    

    
     (3) Night fighters were developed and 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     cargo planes. Notable among these was the old 
     
     standby of the air lincs—the Douglas DC-Zi. 
     
     Later came the Curtiss Commando—C-46—the 
     
     C-87. converted Consolidated B-24 bomber. and 
     
     the Douglas DC-é. In them young Army pilots 
     
     ircked over oceans to far corners of the globe 
     
     in a steady caravan, making it hard to believe 
     
     that Lindbergh had become a hero by flying 
     
     the Atlantic less than 20 years bcfore. They 
     
     pioneered the world’: most treacherous routes, 
     
     such as the nn hon: India to China over the 
     
     lofty Himalayan mountains, hauling gasoline and 
     
     vital materials for Allied armies. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (TOMORROW: Supersonic Flying.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     BUT OUR WAY 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
            
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     “We managed r-o hol: a deciarer 
     
     to three irumu iricfis and the 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     i'vE BEEN ROBBED! 
     
     ONLV macs DOLLARS 
     
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     Qou. l HAD LAST 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
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     heart ace. This was no great feat. 
     
     since the defense practically plays 
     
     itself. But we were very dissatis- 
     
     fied with the 400 point; we scored 
     
     for setting Sozim four tricks un- 
     
    

    
     doubled. We teli that somebody‘ 
     
     should have rlouu-ed, raising the 
     
    

    
     penalty t-o H00 points. At the 
     
     very least». we thought. we should 
     
     have scored the value of the game 
     
     (and rubber) WE could have made 
     
     so easily {it eilhcr hearts or at no- 
     
     trump. 
     
     r "West observed that lie couldn't 
     
     find a double in uis hand If East 
     
     happened to have a. triffle less. the 
     
     double might backfire very badly 
     
    

    
     And East maintained much the 
     
     same: if his partner had less 
     
     strength, South would make two 
     
     spades doubled for game and rub- 
     
     her. Even if West took the double 
     
     out. he would be at the level of 
     
     three with a‘ poor hand This would 
     
     be expensive! . 
     
    

    
     "Who should have doubled-or is 
     
     this one or those nands that even 
     
     the experts don't know hc-w to 
     
     handle?" 
     
    

    
     It should be admitted that even 
     
     the experts some to grief on cer- 
     
     tain hands. but this is not neces- 
     
     sarily one of them Both East and 
     
     West were qulzc right in not doubl- 
     
     ing two spsdcs, and their reasons 
     
     were quite logical. But East should 
     
     have doubled one notrump If 
     
     his rartnrr dad n‘ poor hand. he 
     
     could probably find some moder- 
     
     ai-:.y goz-Li cclititict at me level of 
     
     two But it‘ ‘Nest had a fairly good - 
     
     hand. the opponents would be sev- 
     
     erely punished. 
     
    

    
     The chief point is that East had 
     
     to act while it. was stiir comparat- 
     
     ively inexpensive. If he waited, D 
     
     would have a terrible problem and 
     
     mIghtP-as actually was the case- 
     
     guess wrong as to whether or not 
     
     to take action. 
     
    
   
   
    
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