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| MONTREA® ~«CPi%g— Sgt. Leo Plouffe. 42. is bs

Famous Explosives Exper olice Position

@re provincial crime labratory will be used instead. Set Plouffe will setup train-

530 om—Yuse Hop _ every move. a world he sur- ing courses ‘and teach general $00 p-m.—39 Heit Hours for TVs vived. because of a deep faith criminoldgy and bomb disposal a om —Gezerte jthat “Ged walked with me” techniques to police and fire- 0} pm—CCEIV News | Sgt. Plouffe is the ice-nerved men in the Greater Montreal 7-15 p-m—tessons in Loveless = explosives specialist of the area. To compensate for his 7% pm—the tixy Show | Montreal police department, a departure. Mr. Robert said the 809 pam Kidere jroundish Quebec here who has department's bomb squad will = 'io-m —Ieck Caey won many awards for bravery be increased so that eventually Oa Onny fare for risking his life dismantling it will be able to handle any 10.20 p.m—frort Page Challenge live bombs. emergency on a 24-hour basis ee oe | “He's been om the firing lime Sgt Pilouffe’s only comment a paquag yg : ‘for years,and it’s time he had on the appointment was a smile oe oy a Lal We —. a rest.” Police Director J. and a brief: “Talk to my su- porate leother Sports| Adrien Robert said Thursday im periors about it.” 12.15 p.m—Sign Of | @mnouncing his mest’ famous His most recent decoration officer is being converted into was for the part he played in CKCW-TV a lecturer and teacher for the deéfusinz terrorist_bombs placed

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_ment goes iio effect within 10 Mr Robert alse announced

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‘St i | gent WASHINGTON ‘AP)/ — This was the man's story

A cowboy ridirg through hot. dustry country stopped to resi fim the shade of a boulder At his feet he discovered a couple of goid coins. Looking farther. the found bags of them in a near- | by- crevice. | Unfortunately the cowboy is | blinded ip a sandstorm on the |¥ay into town. But he remem- bers exactly where the gold is All he needs is an operation by |e Philadelphia specialise and he |caB go back to the spot. If you pay part of the cost, vou can have a share of the gold. Sounds like a hoax? You bet

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ernment-pegged price of -$35-a0-

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yp artists have been -spread- ing the story that the U.S treasury department wil! cept gold from any source—no questions asked

They tell of illegal caches of zold bullion waiting to be de- livered_to the government. If someone will pay “‘transporta- tion costs” or “expense money™ they offer a’ chance to buy a share of the non-existent hoard.

BANKER VICTIM Businessmen, lawyers, wealthy widows ahd at least ese banker have been victims. - Among the stories which have reached the treasury is one about a dapper man from. a western state who raised money by telling suckers that he meeded funds to charter enouzh planes to deliver 25,000 tons of gold to Washington At the gov-

ounce, this hoard would have

amount equal te all world gold production over the last 16 years and W per cent more than the US monetary stock One, man was literally “given the gate” by a couple of cold

sharmes He was persuaded to .

put $60.000 in #8 suitcase for the purchase of gold worth <everai times that amount The trans- action was tn be carried out at a country estate

| The two confidence men picked him up and drove to the entrance of the estate. The man got out of the car to open + gate and the car. containindfthe jtwe con men and the suitcase, ,sped down the hizhway.

LAWYER SWINDLED

A lawyer came to Washinz- ton thinking he was about to negotiate the sale of a fabulous amount of gold to the zgovern- ment. He had put $25.009 of his joan money inte the deal. There was no gold. but the lawyer was not convinced he bees swindled until he was 5! the priton record of his chent

He said-a trial-of-the swindler would «reck his prosperous practice and he refused to test-

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ecemiiatig West dealer. jqueen of hearts, which South is 10 30—Mone Scene East-West vulnerable. pg ee edge ci ‘wie aoe Monta lewatract by cashing) ahha + : cal @as trumps. His last four cards will | Ss aniem : — @AIT3 ithen be the K-7 of diamonds Scuebiaie Genin damned Weedeal onss jand A-Q of clubs Pome canon ripasitagba | $8752 | Regardless of how West dit = WrEsT cards, South can win two of the cu 1 @Q103 an remaining tricks if— and this Is | @KQ109 @8642 the bic if— he gauges the situa- TUESDAY , age @1310642 tion accurately. Thus, if West once pet | RSE eames jcomes down te two diamonds ed Me A vo ont 4 and two clubs. South endplays 7.00— Morning Show. @KI976542 a by playing the AQ of @5 clubs. If West imstead = retains ‘ ' @K7 three cards of one of the minor é ww i #aQ suits. South makes the contract bidding: by playing the other minor suit mS ‘ west Nerth East Scuth om cunien by caiiag tis t aie ry ee a6 trumps. is neat and is likely to : lead—king of hearts ‘aed hod of Opemnz ily c met Some heads are hard to ane guy tyze. since the outcome camnet = South can accomplish his aim be predicted even though theo- more dramatically and more retically proper plays are made simply if he makes the unusual by each side This is largely play of ducking the king of : because neither side sees the hearts on the opening lead’ other's cards and the result de Now West is endplayed in jpends entirely on one side oF four suits and South dors not : | the other's guessing the conceal- have to guess what to do after ; a eee oe ; “ " South has nine tricks to start SCUffS disaPPeaF | For example. assume that in with, and whichever suit West ’ like magic with |this hand declarer takes the plays next. South gains a trick \ kine of hearts with the ace and in that suit A heart continua- ‘LKIWL SCUFF MAGIC) eee Sect cane “tae “opeas nite ny other teed eutomarie: \spade West takes the spade while any other lead automatic- « iwith the queen and leads the ally gives South his tenth trick.

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' Some of those willing to put up money on the strength of 8 stranger's story don’t know. or don’t think sbout. the diffict!- ties involved in converting zcid inte dollars. . ‘

CS citizens have net heen: since «

to hold gold 1994 Citizens of some other: countries may hold ‘he metal but only zovernment. central banks are permitted to swap it for dollars Warnings seem to ‘iive Intle

effect on potential gold - fever

victims

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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has ‘had to appreach a live bornb—and there have been many ‘in his 2 years as a po- licemas, S¢t Plouffe. felt it was a *walk with eternity.”

“Tm sa guy who believes there's somebody up there,” he says. “If I lost that faith . .~. if I didn't believe in God .. . I wouldn't go back to the bombs because I am afraid.”

He is married with a wife and seven-year-old son.

LEGEND IN QUEBEC

His_ brushes with death are legendary in Quebec.

During the rash of terrorist bombs in 1963. Set. Plouffe often worked around the clock without sleep. He once defused a time bomb in an office build-

ing seconds beforez it was due to explode a The -“human bomb” stuffed

sticks cf dynamite into « corset. and threatened to deto-

° pate himself if apyore inter-

fered with his attempt to -reb the bank. 16

Const. Joe Perron felled the man with a bullet fired through |the plate glass from the street. | But it was -Riouffe. who disman- tled the man’s bombing appar- atus. Minutes earlier. Plouffe had tamed a time bemb the hank robber had left in a rail- way station

Plouffe’'s whole police life has been fraught with terror

In 1957. he neutralized a sale |

cessfully to Blast their way into” n

leaded with nitro-givcerine by thieves who had tried unsuc-

‘Plouffe also ts @ ballistic spe-

‘cialist. and he conceived and designed the intricate commu- nications network for the police department's radio room.

He is an experienced lecturer who has, appeared before such important bodies as the FBI in New York v

Deputy-Director J. P. Gilbert said Plouffe will be able to make “invaluable contributions to the_department by making his vast knowledge available to its 3090 men” =’

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