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Crocuses Bloom Around Ottawa

OTTAWA fCPl - Crocuses are blooming in the capital. earliest blossoms in the famous annual spring display.

Some 400.000 crocus bulbs were planted last fall by the Federal District Commission on the lawns of the Parliament Buildings. the National War Memorial and along

ROME (CF)-The ambassador' pushed his glasses to his fore-l head and shovelled away the heap of dispatches on his broad desk. It was late at night and he was still hard at it. . ”Wisb l were going home with.

A it-ale

Ambassador Was Doing Hard Job When Charges Revived

again.

Through all this tough period at skating on thin diplomatic ice, .N'orman, the gentle son of a mis- sionary llllo had learned such del- things as floral arrange nielils in his early life in Japan,

you." he said with a rueful srtiile.1.set-iiied to take the frustrations Herbert Norman was engaged;'In his stride. He never raised his in the delicate task of kalingivulce. his staff never saw him

chased two inosnalb h-tsettiy sl-

cats off the deepest couch

Io t you could settle dowa and feel at home.

The ambassador could not be

. - n Normans well be described By JACK BRAYLEY liiipetiallst stooges and the am. Canadian Press Staff Writer Ihassador would start all over ”' mi 9”"? "14

Thewriter ottokno bestwlieaan'attemptwa'sbeing

made to get an interview with Nasser. N carefully u. to " the possible ad-

vantsles of such an interview. It was” about to off. but new er arose report i it without the interview. u 6

Meanwhile during the most dei-

but Inderstandtn vile. '1":en-!:Idritel' went to diaper with him ntie night-he trying to hide dejection: she. Will M in sse optimism.

WORST TIME

"1 ess it's a cross I must bur," he said with an attempt at a smile, "but it couldn't have happened at a worse time."

But he was a man of seemlnllv rugged constitution and disposi- tion and the thought that depres- sion might lead to his tak- ing his life never entered au- body's mind.

So the morning he iiunged (mm the eighth storey of the

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with suspicious Egypt. This lose his even.temper-

meant patient plugging and inteni lie made time for two diver- sive effort. Egypt blew hot and lslons that fortified him mentally cold and physically for the long hours

icate exchanges and out of the past came the stinging and long- dlsproved charge of communism against the amhassdor. lie

Swedish legation came as a blunt shock. This writer thought hack to the

the FDC driveway. The crucus blooms will be fol- lowed by 600.000 daffodils and

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h 7..ANo3r"i'-imasx. was WALKJNGOiJ'f'D-USTDKI

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500.000 tulips.

The floral display was boosted to 2,000,000 flowers last fall when FDC gardeners added 500.000 new tulips and 3. d3"0di1l-

The tall. slim ambassador - with the premature white thatch ewould get assurances on new concessions for Canada's UNEF contingent. Then overnight the bare bones of an Ottawa report from the Commons would give the impression that the Canadian government or opposition speak-

wlth the dispatches and reports.

The diplomat went to the Glsera courts as tiilen as possible to keep up his better-than-average tennis game A st-holar, he also had his fine lilirary in which he studied and relaxed with apparent lively relish And enjoying all his activ- ities aiid sharing his hopes and fears has his charming and at-

reeled. for he was a sensitive man, but physically he seemed to bear up.

RED HERIIING .

His first comments indicated he could hardly believe that the is-. sue had again been raised. How' could such a Red herring be drag- ged across the trail at a time

dly 1.. said goodbye and the am- bassador had wistfully thought (1 "going home.”

And the plane that took me on the first leg hack to Canada car- ried also the flagdraped coffin bearing the ambassador'a body.

ARCTIC ICE BREAKER!

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ers were bitterly critical of the Cairo regime.

QUICK REACTION The hypersensitive press would talk about ilcanadianl fortahis and warm and they

when all his attentions were needed for the big critical job in hand. Norman asked.

ltrat-tnr ulie (HAPPY HOME Egyptian TllPll' home was tasteful. com-

0'I"l'AWA lCP)-1-lzltanskifor the . . -f t ernment c rea ng eer- Thls reporter visited him. dailylrvnfe lgnmm, waste", Anne Wm during this perllotli. and noticed it annmmwd .l.hm.5d,y by the nu, W" out h mligt Ngrmln port department. A contract has ""1 e 5” C " In nay" been awarded to Yarrows Ltd. of

MICKEY MOUSE

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OUR IOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

l 1. Q ' with concern. lie was visibly . , I anon of an . . Gaelic Crofiers Abdndm moves '3, the l.-.... . terna ars inis er earson "Mm during the navinuon "lg ' ' rid 0 osition -Leader Di fe - - 1', k pp 9 n son and serve as a lighthouse and . 5 "- l V out r vletorl . 9 .. .. .. hunt tender 0 a the Anyhow, he conceded. a v . - man couldn't ask for more under- ”"”'”'d" M H" yen" A" Mn" sot-Tu UIST. Outer lliebride-s dolled rile project. mndm support... !c..,i ml the ship will cost about )- i 3' Reuters . The 2.500 Gaelic speak-l Though he says he is still not He wok M! mmbk. hum. to 8 ls4.0o(i 000. Q - ' ing Crnfters of South Ulst who happy almlit the range, he has i z t. threatened to emigrate to New turned his alien-tlinntto the organ- 4” m foundland because of the Brit. ilallmillfa "viillan 9'' committee l' ish governments plans for a to safeguard the interests of the D A I C R O S S W O R D I ' rocket base hen have given up local proplr when "39 "h1Vlli0m" acltoss liaarge root. lI.Cavslry .- the idea. of thousands of servicemen and ' Amp”... W .1." gwonj Agreement on most of the is- their families bezln liter ill the t'g,.u 3.1-0,” mm. )1.)-lgrden sues in the dispute between the year. - u Pm,am.' mm, mm tvsr.) sir ministry-which plans to build Lord Gibsfln. chairman of th e i not . um”. ".34.... oil and Electric langese-Oil or coal has a 212,000,000 rocket base on Southlcotirt, suggested a committee be .d ',,m. . cm, W, of an . Relriitglecrstors - Cleaners - Uistgand the crane” has beenlset up, int-luding the commanding 1' us: of "W lngm .gamn”vwm”',"g.ugetm e ending - reached following a three-day officer of the rocket range unit. 'lym: puny '.Anw,gSn' -A ruutoo nut aunt-u for llt-dc! I-Ilt court hearing. local clergymen and professors of on an un drum” g 0- - 9"!"-P 0" ""3" ' C"'"'" "' A spokesman for the ct-ofterslCeltic, to guard the language, cul- "o ”' "w" m ."i”u”'...Z' e'3i'r".'.'uoI .53".':rt3'l.."l-'..'.3'.T said they did not want the base, ture and religious traditions of "-D""''”- '''.;:'"'d 3 ';:':c',. (sun tun) Furnace Burner! II-rill-It but they were loyal. All th-ey'the island from the impact of the "”d I 1' ma. ,'O 'mAuon ,.m,..,-, nu", E lmmld-ll" 4'11"?! I” l""”""""t C"”' really w a n t e d to know wasl new developments. 5- kw” i 3. ha. II" T'”''' " n"""'m""'" Cmm "d D' whether the Ian was necessar The court and Scotland's de- "-797""! 't3”td" uswuhn ' m Z V. A. in Windsor st. Halifax. N.S.. on g P . g - - it y ,0 SM. mu” M! gun (wun) M Great Georu st. to the national inletest. . . pnrtnient of agriculture have re - , sh MM” ,9 sum": utopenhw. narlottettmrl P. 3- 1- Dill "31 Counsel for the air ministry arranged the original plans for 34-T0"! - ”' u"S" M ("am said it was absolutely esscntialythe range so that the crofters will (Prune) mm." ud 56'": :ut " u uuhin" d that the rocket should be fired be l now lose only a fraction of th e N.Wtne rocep- )0.8eotch Ill - .mmet "- A mu”. m . fore the end of next year. ground which was at first to Mel! C31 t3 V u'mb"cu 2:05 p.m.-Afternoon Muswalo GIVES up IDEA taken. Most of the ground Will mum oelee- Mnmeh I-I-ho"? - 0 3130 P-m--W951"! The'"" Rev. John Morrison. who had.still be available for grazing after ttsl body 11. HIM W005 iasow .. Q (:30 p.m.-SClIatil!;l(il:ldl: Amltew been ntgganizringlthta posslilhle ngassl it has! been taken over by the air :-Work” J!-Olly W05-l "Vi" ' : emigre ion 0 is an ers. as a an- minis ry- lnclin I200 p.m.-gognt of Monte gm” 2 0 tver.l 3:30 pm.-Wild Bill Hickok ” pmtgg orw mu--on smw CONTRACT BRIDGE em - 6:30 it-m--CFCY T9'9Vi5'”" fpaae.) THE RAKE,MA..I LA5TWEEK...5OIPU'l' Afgggsnh Weather By B. JAY BECKER in. Name tats) E ssmrolso ALL iv AwAv NTHE 6:35 pm ews u, d ,V g , . . :4. Swiss l-iv HALL CLOSET... 5:45 p.my-M,-g pint ::':m"e.'m': wlmnmc opponent: handsl finesse, or play uwuda 08 -I I 7:00 p.m.-Adventures of Pierre the kins. ' (pun) .- Raqlsson NORTH Mathematically. and as an ab- n"W.lim 0 7:30 p.m.el-iolidsy Ranch Q A 1 07 stract proposition. the oddls in plan 5. 3:00 pim.-.Perry Como 9 Q J to favour of the iinessie. age la inoit ”.nm 2 W 9:00 p.m.-Grand Ole Qpray Q A Q9 two to one. Yet. in t is ela. org - or numb I 1353 n::'ig:)r(:tsti lhaesnsthn wiser O . 6 ' use itgwwltt .!t)em:'rgl?srthtt!So .' " H''"'''' I- lllflo Television .Q; .34 The reason is a simple ones a 3332'; g- News 8: Weather ' 7 4 3 . 3 5 1 Thel slat: is assured if geifkmg . know -I il:l0 p.m.--Juliette . lo 3 g Q . K 7 5 1 is p aye ; is in jeopnr e -. ll:.'tfl p.m.-Mnvienite 'iMr. 31; 3 finesse is taken. In the actual "'o""uIh' Winkle Goes to War" We 1 to 5 IOUT?l hand. thegspnde finesse is fatal. g wt, F .Kw,5. since a diamond must later be ' SUNDAY g A K 9 s W- .J 3 Let's imagine the king is played WW . - r r- " 30 8 m--M0"""K M"'"'' 4, A it and West show: out on the second "”'”" " - YOUR rm-new UNCLE uv tzri-A's As we Germs SHE can JUST l'1'l3 p.m.-Sign On I round of r 4 . meaning East '7' go wAN1'S l-IIMTOGO HOME FROM THIS DANCE WAKQ ME WHEN 12:15 l7.m.--U. N. Review '5shiEdflI(3 started with J-8-4. Declsrer still DOWV 945- ms tN.',' 12"” P-m--Fan" F" Tm” Soul: West Norm Best makes the hand with Proper play. I-W"! K izgg v.m--lclergth an 1. Pass a; Pass He cashis his other high clulfi. I-M ' P-m-'-0U1'Y l rtt th t . drufs 2:00 p.m.-Junior Magazine O"p I d M 1 b 3.,",.”,2..;-, 2'... 2...; '" '" saint csrrmooorrn - mm how to work itt E 3:00 p.m.-Family circle pen as ea -queen c u s- South mm mm an M. hum A x 1 n I. n A A x I x 3:30 plm'”B'""d" The quesuon 0! when to. play discarding a diamond from dum: 5 "0 N 0 F ' L L0 W to" p'm'TY"" .A” The" log we drop of In iaonm. and my on the last one. East may ruff One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used W km V'm'-Lag”? w- an to finesse -for "I "P5 D19: or not, as he chooses, with the yr the three L's. X for the two 0's. etc. single letters. apos- sim p'm'-LOW T0" Dum pm: up in Van”! om” e imaxinarv JB9k- " M51 at" N” to has the length and formation of the words an all hints. 533” 9""-'rP"”'c”" """"”"""'"'” "9" .'" 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West round guarantees the hand. wheth- .:A"",', W?" "un,',"":!"'?:' :A1,Hw:?Hl"RY. A. I Z. l lI:05 pm.-Fighting Words dropvlnl the queen. and a low er declarer has guessed correctly 11:35 p.m,-Sign Off spade bacit. East playing low. or not. The mathematics are ig- lp 3 :.-.v

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