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MELBOURNE (CP)—A Cana- By BRUCE LEVETT Samuel Hutchinson, diree- | _| ee a ‘cootor has ‘eine ..4| VANCOUVER (CP) — Take tor of the bureau of fisheries ae coo Commaan” ala aie ee ne. > Au’tralian research team which) one killer whale floating plac- in Seattle: |will build a $1,800,000 food pro- the continental shelf around my be on the verge of a major | idly in its pen and mix thor- “There is little in the regu- | cessing plant at Sussex, com|Britain o break - through im the fight| oughly with government de- laticns about bringing live | oh a hs search for oil and natuéal | a against multiple Sclerosis. |. partments and what do you whales ‘across borders. There podem ate. asiha: rn ze ene ~ Ape des — >

Dr. Gilles 8 work get? are regulations governing the | In a statement, Mr Bresen sear after the government ing on a 2monta University, Thoroughly mixed-up gov- import of certain types aud | said construction of the plant, granted licences to 22 major in- of Montreal research fellowship ernment departments. species of fish—such as pol- (scheduled to go into production eS oil to pros-| - with the Walter and Eliza Hall) The killer whale Namu, pur- sonous fish or fish capable of in January of next year, will pect drill for oi) . beneath Institute here, attempting to de- chased from two Canadian inflicting injury on other begin immediately. about’ 28,000 square miles of the fire the disease’s cause. fishermen for $8,000 by a fish. ... | Mr. Brenan said “a portion” North Sea.

Lamaureux said here he had) Seattle aquarium, is under “But nobody has asked me |of the company’s present pfo-- New applications will now be come to the institute because of tow in its pen heading for this before. We have never | duction at its Saint John plant|considered for further prospect- its a tor wark ea eute- me weer city. ‘4 boos. confronted with the will be transferred to Sussex. |ing blocks in the North Sea and immune diseases. ust wha nspec tions, ; j “ te boun-

His research into multiple, duties or other "rormalities “I'm going to have to read a ee reiatien at — 7 ee hen z sclerosis, which attacks # per-/ must be observed before you the fine print at the bottom (food products that were advan-|and Dutch parts of the contl gon’s central nervous system,| can take a live whale across of the regulations." |tageous to produce there’ and/nental shelf land covered. by not

si will involve trying to establish an international border? Canadian authorities washed |the company’s wholesale groc-|more than 100 fathoms (600 if it belongs to this category. Says Avery Peterson, con- their hands of the problem. (ery division and head office. - \feet) of sea.

Lamaureux said auto-immune sul - general for the United “They're free to export s0 | No oil strike has yet been = diseases were caused by “hay-| States: far as we're concerned,”’ said i made. ‘ Oo wire’ defence mechanisms in| “The ‘whale is a very be- “Maurice Houghton, fisheries Britain Pushes the body which attacked tis-ue nevolent beast and, I under- officer. ‘We have export reg- BAN RISKY TOYS S they were supposed to defend. | stand, takes exceptionally lations covering salmon, Search For Oil : : m™

_ | good care of its young. How- - jin ae a a mattresses an inflated

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ON TRE AIR come under the Sunigrotion dian customs and excise de- samp (Haulers) ;.—__Brite provincial parks because of the

‘ | and naturalization Act. “ partment said “we ‘ wouldn't |ait's search for oil beneath the risks to children unable to

: ee ee roeenes Se ee ee ee seas around its coasts will be swim. ’ men a - FRIDAY PROGRAMS “However, | work. for the Mr. Hutchinson said the RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT state department and there problem of jurisdiction, might : * CFCY-TV are very jealously guarded be a state one: . ‘ ;

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: Jeti AXYDLBAAXRE . -~“s LONGFELLOW

One letter simply stands for ancther. In this sample A fs used

North dealer.

: estas | ‘winners — consisting of four for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- J pec tte Pa apelin oy | East-West vulnerable, clubs, two spades and-two-dia-| - trophies, the length and formation of the words-are all hints. mm : 3.30—Tops ite | ' ; monds, _ ties ; . Hach day the code letters are different. > 4.00—News Headlines and Weather | K3 If he wins the spade in either ppm ' 4.03—Canadian Roundup—CB8C Sera hand and forces out the ace of ; 4 Gas eee a a 4.10—Tops In Pops @K96 — clubs, West will presumably fe- 8D MSNM TNBBVY FA BEFPD | ee Se ee $KQs106 turn a spade and thus establish Sra aimee penis WEST EAST three spade tricks es IFMS SFKVDBT IFBB 8SNPD AG | ; rine Wee 9 31072 fense. This ‘eventually leaves | = | 6.28—The Ouipora oice O5387? [Scum -a tritk short of the con) SFPNBV.—QDAENKFA TINARBF A —|P a that Patemeet Waco? 108 * @Q373 = tract Yesterday's Cryptoquote: IF FIFTY MILLION PEOPLE 6.20—Todays Editorial ~CBC A72 . However, if South exercises) SAY A FOOLISH THING, IT IS STILL A FOOLISH THING. 6.25—Sperts Parade some slight ingenuity, he may —FRANCE 6. 30—Business Barometer—CBO - AS succeed in stealing the contract; (© 1965, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) ¥ 6.35—Tonight’s Music SAses [Sabpeee eas _ — = _-7.00—Back a ace of spades $s . 7 30-News ond Wester E $263 returns a low-heart at trick two. = 1 2asSregrm Sehadule| |e taaaings it West plays the eight. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE @| fy 7.46—Tenight’s Music git. » | “Worth East South ‘West ee ee A ploy Ot ; ha Qa | ; - . Sou = t - ° a caer iS, Pee ee ee fe ae ee ri oeiet| Kroon a wars] or ne ones MeN a] | ge and attacks clubs, forc 5 ! y's eet icad—tive of spades, out the ace. This method of play A pont At Tat! We'ee 7) COLAR, ANYTIME //PEANLST ROKGTER ne * WRIGLE Opening lead—five ultimately produces ine tricks.| fais oni uve jn twe . ¢ ( HE WAY TVE BEEN) (6 OUT INT w It is sometimes difficult to de-| “However, if West goes up with City WO ARENT <>) ) WORKIN: LATELY A/\ YARD SusT a : SPEARMINT termine par on a given hand pa, | the ace of hearts at trick two! | ine AT TRAVEL lam Sates, “eae Oo ; '. 18- IN THE cause variables may exist which 254 returns a spade, he defeats| | co.nERs om SHow- ee taae * bear heavily on the outcome. the contract. He should look | | IN PICTURES, oF eaaae! ee Take this case where _ South. suspicion_on the early heart He FISH THEY, 5 ANY MONEY & becomes declarer at three N0-| pisy because it is more normal| | CAUGHT! a : trump and West leads « spade for South to be attacking dum- e should ee. ee eantrath, (ne * ES ees e oF since he can count only eight |'a"t sult SP th So if West is on his .toes, he a will see through declarer’s j | | | scheme and rise-to the occasion | g to defeat the contract. l Ae : re Par on the hand with afl play- ae (ne) = ers their absolute best is A/T, “\ Ze : for North-South to bid and make COSY hl Bay > a part score in clubs with 100 Soe ti its 0 > honors, but West can be put to a ~ SS 7 we ra = x severe test if Nort...South bid ) a ia ‘: a themselves into — Sweep \ Z TAR f Wrigley’s Spearmint, Doublemint- ontrect-te the snented.dectrib- A Cz and Juicy Fruit Gum are now available ed. South breaks par if es rr WAS “ c ‘ everywhere Dime Pack. successful, there AN ’ ayee ; doubt whether he is entitled to| |\pDEA= ¥ . medal is « iia - {

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