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bureau of statistics reported Tues- day.

The bureau said the March to- tals reduced first - quarter land- ings figures from 460,000,000

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if? 14'I'iio.Gomlion Thtirstlay.May16,1957 C I. I II. T .R CONTRACT BRIDGE - g I! I. JAY IHIIZ ' A I -w-- -e-at-u-at-an-us 0 WO- ar s em '9'-5'54""'l"'Nt asrnaiioee .hdeciarer.'l'hla 9 nan play nlthred deleue help- . gag less. With East winning the trick, OTTAWA (CP)-There has been during the clmpnin .e.u.cm,d the UM"; f0 s DA loll hehad to return aspede or. club, a fair amount of talk by the ma- last week Vllill en!!! of election SOCIAL CREDIT FORECAST Ql 1 6 4 I on either of which Miller would diar .l0I' tllldidm-9' in "W l9d"5l 9'99 ''''"dld”'” 53' X? 33050! Mllll- Solon Low. Social Credit leader. 9 Q!!! card the losing queen of diamonds tlon campaign about return to the caltgroup-BtlIleudC Denio- said at Victoria May I that "with- was! use while ruffing in dummy. two-party system. eras in r Columbia. in to years you will flnd I fell QJ I6! .1001! if West. instead. chose to over- In recent Parliaments. the op- MA-103 3l43c'n0N IISUI two-party system of government. 97 4 I0 5 take the ten ol diamonds to pro. position to the Liberal maiorlty As an example of how the exist- with social Credit on one side and :':('9.5' :g1g1o" vent the ruff and discard. Smith”: has been split into thI?9 5'0glai "”Em”' V::”aeP'"13I llll llllll all the others on the other aide." . queen would win the trick and ma Progressive Conservative. "P 9 .. re were strlllllt "Then when the people Rel t, 30”?” contract. and Social Credit. The Conserva- two-party lllthts In only In of the tired of one they can turn to the 5' 39'” Miller's play of the diamond ace tives. largest of the three. form 255! federal constituencies in the other - aomethinl they l1lIVeIl'l 5'' 1' " at trick three was in accordance the official opposition. H 1933 89112:: tfelgciloll. of which 31 been able to do up to now be- 3 r with the bet technique. There Each tthese groups would H W" 1" P s -- caung both pal-tie. (Liberals and tn "Mm E1 5 could be nosadvantage to taking to be (life of the two llgrtitgslgnrl en(':ll:iTVhIIll5V9be1;Id:: ;0hIImlJ:ef- Conscnativesl have the same 0 I O 8- the early, finesse. If East had the two - party system. T LIE (9 9 am elem” is 3;. I I a policies. . id 2 yr south West North hat king, the queen could score later. have been recurring rumors o co- m J ' sue the need Prime Minister St. Laurent sa .. so rm 9 Pane Miller also avoidedlthe error of aiition, especially between uielto reestablish the two-party Iyv at Calgary May 1 that it the Lib- E g. 39 Pi" 30 Pill Gnlefllll dummy with a third Conservative and Social Credit tern. . erala are i- lected it would be i 80 P8" 46 Pen! round of trump. Had he done this. pal-ties. there is no solid evidence He sald in Brockvllie. 0nt., "regrettable" if Alberta's mem- X '- 40 Pass 4- Eu; would have had the oppor- that there will be a joining of Wednesday night that he has no here were ”coralled" in one dis- 0 if Opwmg leadagour of dubs tunity to dispose of his ten dia- forces among any groups. i'ear.that.the CCF or Social Credit taut corner of the Commons in- - The year 3 Canadju team w'on moods and beat the band. Renewal of two-party argument P311195 W!” 79105 Poker. but they stead of being up front with the 2 ll our national open Team 01 pom. wogld Tam ll1"3':'DIrty taystem Liberals helping to shape Can- - .- h I", "P C9 W I lys em of ada's destiny. i, (l,,””,:,'e',.:fd":f't;: . regional srouplnss In the Com- ..In the list Parliament, ii of the ' finish that there wasn't really a ran ISC OSUTCS n i"f?f' Pummm di med m m lhnan Social Credlt lsrounp rep- l - V 0 V at resented Alberta cons l uencles. ''""""'”Pt 0 a a way can function" he said The cast who uunmved to romp C d I R d my ,,,, Co;,m,,mv"' h --O-Z-re . , n , . g . e 9" gym: (ghet. LI;'31';lIf;"n;l:,L':,ecf.1 e maintained. were able to form an TRADE LINK! - Tigttt llliitogr lllllier and Shorty By JOHN RODERICK it already has been reported that '"'l”""; '?1”'l'et'r"'3"" '0 the Lib West G9rm”l;h”g'9 'l"'fSlo”fl; ' v p - lg . . . .. . ,. .era amnsaon and sttrderwlth e nlono u uSheardoyin. all of Toronto. I hal:0liiVnGedKt)Ng 11:0 Retd'Chln3 China has lnsufficienlt Elfaiin rtliliwme for H "um puny uhuevflz akin" .n" Brit.” nd the )- Todays exhibit shows one 0 its lam cur am an which. to pay Russia or in us no em” of assuring the "mm 01 United Sula. g the hands that helped bring the reveled a nation beset by llm;l'I'I- machinery and tools under the z visitors their xluiory. It was play- Dloymenl. food shortages. ctgiifltcts 1956 trade agreement. m ed by Miller in the South po5i- among the masses and par yuns Mao's approach to the problem .. ”".:.":c:::.:-. .. 3i..?.”.iS”'i3”.”..l. "..:0..::.:”:..”.';:: ON” CROSSWORD T Nam” blds like nlulevthifilnmizie "1 lhe official Pres! and OVCP and share the experiences of the AGO” "'n""'""' new I; gggetgoggdgggi mm :”;,and' on Peiping radio in recent days, the laboring classes. . 'l:”"3::Ifl;': 5'3"" d " ii . . . . . which we'd only make one-three g:p't:Ee:5:)'Pe(a':i5neadggggd 3:: b M39 kgfvlzg g;ell:::yth:lu5t T: C.B,iblicaJ 1 0.S:;ls;lanting e.row m hearts. But he uuund up at the "men of me country in the wne Ifi-"ml; keepcthe rmppon lfolzh name 1.1:: a 13. Agent 6 "””” '”'"”"C”"” beam of last years floods. drought and masses or rapialitistis small bus- "-”"'l”' '"""" l" E There W” umhmg Hone about U19 disastrous lyPll00l1 Wlim'lB- inessmen intellectuals and other d""" W" '"""" '1” W” Mm" "me" me '""3dt Foodstuttsare short particularly "non-revollulionarles" might seize "'sP"'”' ""'"-' ""00 3 Be made four hearts easy as PIC. pork. pm. the first fgme gummy . chance to desuoy ” magistrate 8.CharIle 24.A 5 pangs In A club was opened and East took mumhs some hreign ships caning ' I3.shabby --e-.a tissue BEE BBEBE glgkclzitis gicks. East then led the at Chinese pans have left with degoggdlltlgxl slyg z';i::(S?r;iiEE-ogli-inif I4. falsify 9 esitleaive 21 ghost.) nu.” p ii” E amon s. l h id bee u, .. V . 0 . . oc rigs . noun III ewes ..Declarer climbed right up with :::Eif:g ,3 ;pm.'"” '3" W" dlvldulllly Oilngd Wm! 112:0 00' l5.APopc l0.Godofwar 30.An age :1. Indian Xi the ace. cashed the A-K of spades, Much of the unemploymeui is a ftmrdggzfgiisfnor gllgflgtate ie.Sn-toothlng Io. Hawaiian Jl.swoon (Peru) M i and dre tw ds f trumps- . lr t 1 '1. . . ' ' tools food SJ.Foollah 89.Y Miller lllgtt led tillteugueelg of spades l7e)s.pT(lidtllllcsta:dslgitpgsxnisflllggllle um I;::::l;'tl1-”;ES. Ejtigaclliange tgvrtar .7. "mi, "01. :1, An event 34. Eye be.aui-"T Q and trumped in dummy. in eke out a living, have swarmed to most 'sm3t;ems of gsigifwa; is. Drench ll. Bird fpl.) 35.Chief 10.Godda.sol m A low diamond tram dummy-to the clues in Search gf jobs, I, had 8 I ch .t 1.1 I0.0fthesur- 20. Edge :0 sharpen llarveata G Bad personnel planning for lndua- ;flaom:Je;lSectu'als lgalkea lctal:l:k'i:T fIce(med.l '21. Ahead arulor tit.) I try has contributed to the growing the lmmal conversion. 3 11 Feline Q ranks oi the! Jobless. an official ACCEPTS OPPOSITION 25- g IDDOURCETTTEH SEYE. in addition to these difficulties. M” did "i" "i" "' ”".l'- ."9 no Mirror the Communist leadership is grep did "in Md" "'9 CXl9l'ml"-W0" reflection pling with two oblems which Mum? 9,1555 , " 28.Boy'a strike at the heailltl of its control saig"”lIl;'5Pl;g::i: imgfgi cdlllaiigegn nickname of the country. . , 20.Areatonn W ::..l:,'.::..:”.-. in; ;::.l:i."l.::'.l..l:r um i s Th f t i id d ii- v - 32.5 od lingntessuosf iosrmzr ec5al);:ll:ll:ltsm:nd "ultra ollartyc aa. l..lal:dxed i ' " tu-is to accept soci lm as I1 II 1 9 . 0 Q1131; a doctrine. The other is the fi'ic- parties still In bemz would con- 3g.H.,,..k 2 mm between the muse, mg buy. ilnue on the China scene fora long Mud eaucratic-minded Com-munists,l i'llI(l,le.t llti iylvarned gomirilltlaisgs 'to non" mo" lip The Hungarian uprisings of list P I II I Illpe 01' I ll 9 0- mgr", (ML; s year sprang from similar circum- W310 lllGm- 4L1-mo )- stances. 1 h 42. Openl: g The danger of revoluton. ow-' mm ever. does not at this moment Sea Landings 43.c.m,.u j exist in Red China. ed h D I. I M h nun," : The reason is that R c air- QC Ind I1 OTC 44.3,"; man Mao Tze-tung is demonstrat- p ing once again he is able to roll OTTAWA (CF) - Landings of lgllp dog with the punch. Instead of follow- sea fish declined 20 per cent in hon”) lng the unyielding policy of the volume and eight per cent in value lnulkhon. . Hungarian party, he has reverted in March. mainly because of a "ham. to typical Chinese Marxist meth- poor west coast herring catch. the ;. net" rr'5 A goal: on ' CORRECT POSHJRE.

ILLOW

ETTA KETT

crop this year. As an encourage pounds valued at 811,110,000 in the One letter simply stands for another. in this sample A is used ment. he has ordered party mem- first three months of 1956 to 290,- for the three L's. X for the two 0's. etc. single lettem. apos- CIIANNISL 13 biedrs go ZC;i1ntt)"tI:'leu'Tlel!dl andswpjrk 000,000 pounds and 87,700,000 this tmphea, the length and ormatlon of the words are all hints. s w e armer . r- r. s”"""d ” lgenet ill.-liefe measures intended to ye;iIe mediocre results of the west mum 4" m. G”. k". m &m"-"' The Boss Burner ward off starvation durii';!g the geean coast hker;-ingnfisllery tad and A Qyphtnn Qeehlee . i ic

47 Elwin” 144- epeetrlzidmlftiglf. mm M 9" 'n'333i”cwer:''tne"'z5.J3r fnectorsatgoh 0 z H o R n o U u v u s U s L D 'r v L I s V on and Electric aansne oil or Oo-l MIL Unless there is a bumper crop tributlng to the drop. although L I D L U 8 0 R L U 0 R L z ; .I. 0 n I D

east coast landings generally were slightly higher in March than a ' year ago.

this year many here believe China's ambitious industrialization program will be in serious trouble,

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'aeeteniafe ci-ypioo.-not a-r us: you ammo. BUT . BEGUTLIID I SAW THE SNAKE, AND I RETIRED-TEN -

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ate oallverr and into iii A. lo4tlTIl.i.n'ii::rlh::n-ilnullxLI.E"Pl.T8l:a8I l ' l OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

The Builders -

No matter what youlve bought or

Great George St. haslouetwwn P. I2. L Dial 038.

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is the same with Tommy Tit the Chickadee. Welcome Robin must have mud

raid. . . Judge not oi what. but how 'tis to: You pay Noun WOULD EMBER

JOE PALOOKA

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'4'f253 ';'T,;.j(:,'"8?," M" 'c” made. for the foundation of his nest. He HELPME REM

4.30 pnkggowdy goody -0” M01597 Nlil"'9- and Mrs- welcome never would be cosTuME...1',45g;qrA gag" CU'l'30U A SUT& , ; sgoo p,m,-Maggie Muggina Everybody in the Old Orchard, satisfied unless they could have a NAVY BLUE OF ITALIAN SILK

5:15 p.m.-Sportstime or nearly everybody, was busy. good solid foundation of mud and NITH OYSTER SHELLTRGJSEROI

5:30 p.m.-Lone Ranger This was the beginning at the busy they Will 10 I l0IlK distance (0

6:00 p.m.-Open House season among the feathered folk. find it. Kitty the Calbird wants

1:30 p.m.-CFCY Television News Also it was the happy season. Per- sticks. You never will find any

1:40 p.m.-Weather haps that was because it was the mud in the nest of Kitty the Cat-

B:45 p.m.-CBC News busy season. Busy people usual- bird. Chippy the Chipping Sparrow

isn't happy unless the nest is lin- ed with hair. And ChlPPy and Mrs. Chippy have a dreadful time these days to find horse hair. which is

0 6:55 p.m.-Viewer's Gkulide uh 1,11). . -sports Wee y w

' pm Loman McAulay 1:30 p.m.-I Search For

ly are happy people. Everywhere builders were at work. They were building nests. Now the building of a nest is e

Advent-We most important thing. It is like the kind they like best. This is 3:09 P-m-min" wymn m''''”” the building of a house. it is im- because in these days of motor '"'E""'9 portant what it is built of and ears there are few horses.

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9:30 p.m,-Jackie Rae Show 10.00 pm.-C. F. C. Y. Television -", News 5 Weather

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how It is built. Very few of the Old Orchard folk agree on either of these two important matters.

in the Swallow House. in a house or hollow tree. there must be a few feathers in the lining of the nest, and Skimmer and Mrs. Skim- mer are fussy about those ieatherle if possible they must be white.

SECRET AGENT X-9

b Why, nodoby knows. not even the l 1 mac" Skimmers themselves. Colored Chumel 2 feathers inst as good will not do.

if white feathers cannot be found. colored feathers will be used. but Skimmer and Mrs. Skimmer will not he truly happy. it is almost equally true of their cousins the Barn Swallows. Forliteil and Mrs. Forlitail line their nest with fee- lherr They my not be suite at

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