a WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS Cl‘CY-Tv e p'M.—-Nlt.sll.cla pJflr—TBA p.ln.——Raula Dezlle wit—Quick Drew McGraw. p.ni.'—TBA ——Live Longer _ a ,,Vm,_ rcv IV News p‘M‘—Purity Flour Jackpot [The alumna. Charlottetown. Wed. Mare. 20. 1963. ll "Huge Market For Canada Seen In Communist China lBy REDFORD MacDOUGALL ‘nese need for equipment to de-l Mr. Keefer is an accountant Price in the Exporting country. | MONTREAL (CPl — Oppor-vvelop their electrical power.ia.nd partner in Lewis. Keefer Willi a state—controlled.country. itunltes in Communist China {OLSurely Canada could do some- and Pcnfield Limited. a Slant- “"1” dumping law doesnt recog‘ VHGNYIIO he said. "The anti-dumping laws pro- Canadian trade are .llmitlesa. ‘thing here. real import-export firm that has "119 “‘0 intern“ Price Of “‘3‘ elm—Political Telecast ! p.nl.-—Henneasay ram—Robin Hood p.m.—ihe Pursuers ' awn—My Three Sons pun—Para e Wyn—Ben Casey p,m.—Newamagez o p.n“1.—’EXDIOflllOnl p.m.—Cac rv Nowa a m —local Weather “rt—Viewpoint a.ln.—5lgn Oil 3 o A.- says Ralph Keefer. recently: “Canadian businessmen wholarrangsd trade deals with Com- 00‘}?er as 1? lair mark“ Price' given "open-house" treatmentiworry that international mar- muniat countries since 1956. minim?" 0‘ “all”?! in guns! 1 h ikels will be hurt if China (18-1 The 44-year-old businessman. irfzfigue;l mfgercigzziryarclgggglg " ‘3 no ust w eat we can‘ Ian ex-McGill University foot- ' 5 ,' ' sell in China but capital goods ivelofis :conomicauyf are 0“ the"ball star and a much-decorated 50“ ‘0“ any “.97” 0' EXPO“ 1“ shch as plant machinery." he‘m‘c ’ country ° m'ooo'ooo"bomber pilot in the Second “‘9 case 0‘ Chinese texmesr “‘9 said in an interview. :China has a huge market of itsiwmd Wan said Canada musr‘U.‘S. has been taken as the "A EOOd EXample is the Chi- lown." lget her foot in the Chinese door ‘ “11m “0””er- bcfore the United States. . "But this seems unfairnt‘ta pREmCTs RECOGNITmN Ch'na is a country more to Asked whether he bclicvcs the India and 3150 the united Sm“ U.S. will recognize China. he has an export SUbSIdy 0!! CO!- _ ‘iDistani Stars Found 1 _ To Be Really Galaxies By RALPH DIGH’I‘ON PASADENA. Calif. (AP)——As- tronomcrs now hope that exist- TV. CALLS NITE or DAY a Allan A film) . lng telescopes will enable them ‘ absolute to see two to three times far- ther into space—perhaps to the limit possible from y 4.3537 Nile . m- AIL’S RADIO & TV. Kent St. Ch'lown. CKCW-TV ', rlurk-New» Weather. 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At least two ofthe objects an} pear to be 100 times" brighter than our Milky Way galaxy of 100.000.000.000 stars—and that's the peg on which astronomers hang their new hopes. Unlike stars. which are of va- rying brightness. galaxies were believed to be all about. the same in brilliance. Discovery that the five bright objects were not nearby stars but probably distant galaxies meant that ex- isting telescopes may be able to find other objects even farther away. 3 FAR. FAR AWAY One of the objects. instead of‘mamem ‘conlereme ll :belng I nearby “an apparently discuss t‘hO establlshmeflt ‘ years omgsuch a link as a matter of ur-! lies 4.000.000.0le light in space. A light year is .nearly 000.000.000.000 miles—the dis~ 'lance a 186.000 mile-a-second 3 light beam travels in a year, 3 Dr. Jesse L. Greenstcin. pro- ;fessor of astrophysics at the :Callfornla Institute of ,chhnolq logy and. staff member of the i observatories. lated by Caltech‘and the Came. igie Institution of Washington, says it may be pOSSible to see objects that are 10.000.000.000 light yeArs away. i This is thOught to be as far ;as men will ever see from because distant objects earth 'in the universe are receding so fast that light from any source . us. Stelle told the 17-nation disar- which are oper- 0 beyond that distance would never' reach earth. This is the “expanding unl- verse" theory. Astronomers have found that the farther away an object is, the faster it seems to _ be going away from earth. The most dlltant object yet found. 30-295 — detectable only y invisible radio waves. not light rays—is believed to be more than 5.000.000.0000 l i g ht years away and receding at half the speed of light. On this scale. any object 10.- 000.000.000 light years away would be receding at a speed so 3’ close to that of light that light . from it would never get back to earth. White House, Kremlin Link Urged Again GENEVA IAPi-The United States said here a direct. se- cret communications link be- tween Wrshington and the Kremlin would greatly reduce the danger of accidental nuclear war Ambassador Charles C. IL a recognition.‘ swcred: “Not only do I think it‘s inevitable, but I sometimes; wonder if China will return the ada continues the r business elsewhere.’ Mr. Keefer said that “it Can- to discriminate against people who are putting Mr. Keefer thinks Canadians. $200,000.000 in our pockets we especially the Prairie farmers. might find China taking her have been satisfied with ' C. wheat sales to China. But the Chinese “ere upset about the trade imbalance between the itWo countl'ics and wanted to sell more goods to Canada. “However, the ant-dumping laws are a good exrmple of how legislation restricts such trade" RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT NA ’59 in l. NG Bot/Elite ONLY PHVSICAL REMINDER lM “mannerisms. - memo ..._ — . . ARGUMENTS,8AID: ' ' ' N I AM GOING I/OME £50 . MAA’ arer/MWSAND F are FIN/Sl/ED arm/r5sz ‘ ' fi'ézc‘é'r’ofi’r’r’v” serves nflla‘liga'glsmle'r‘um; . A: A MTIR mat/cl! mo should i .gency. . The proposal was first made} ,to the conference last year but‘ ;has never come up for discus- 'so as the delegates concen- ‘trated on a treaty to ban nu- clear testing. I . Freed with deadlock on this tissue. delegates decided to move it to a discussion of general disarmament and other meas- ‘lures to reduce the risk of war. i :' GET NUCLEAR POWER I A nuclear power station is to 1be built in western Puerto Rico Snear where. according to tradi- ,tion. Christopher C o l u m b u s stepped ashore in 1493. CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER south dealer Both sides vulnerable. NORTH on” OK“: .A74 A6 WEST EA 4.11085 .AKSS .— Q64 “1°”. 33:3. 854 ' #Q m A74 .AJIOHS .KJB {K9 The biddtng: South Weat North East 1 Q Paaa 3 V Paaa a Guess situations come up all the time. but the mark of a good declarer is that he guesses .right nearly all the time. For example. look at the heart combination in this hand. iSouth cannot lose a trump trick :if the hearts are divided 2-1. ‘ but he may lose one if the suit is divided 3-0. It depends on whether he first leads the Ice or the king and on which oppon- ent has three missing arts. v' ~ v , . . Suppose he leads the ace and West show: out. Then he must 9 Opening lead jack of spades. i you wanted to. but actually. glose a trump trick to East. 01'. ‘ suppose he leads the king and- East shows out. Then we must lose a trump trick to West. { There is no way for South to be sure of handling the suit cir rectly. short of a peek I East-west cards. but in s 0 me hands he will 5: u es 5 right be- cause of extraneous factors. This deal illustrates such a case. The defense s in M e d with three r o u n d s of spades. de- !c l arer ruffing the third one. , South then led a heart _ to the iklng. West'showing out. and fi- ncssed the nine on' the return. Eventually he took a diamond finesse which ‘lost. but wound up making four hearts. ‘. You could call this lucky if South's play was 100 per c correct. He could not lose the hand by playing in this fashion. whereas if he had led the ace sure contract in jeopardy. and.; in the actual cas'e. would have? gone down. ' South‘s play was sure to make the hand. Let‘s suppose that when he led a heart to the king East showed out. True he would have to lose a tru m p trick: in such case—but not the contract. 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