“1 nave me’to tell. the|.

's evidence. because: of. Mr. [
He told me

e eta the time. of: the. robe
‘a five- “year ell sen:

jird.man who took part in. a
theft}? Ar thur~ Burley, was

‘his: part in

thes! Duke. sand . =

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ought: wk se: older. ‘brothers sn asters are raising. Shorthorns as ‘their i. eee proj-" |
hing: ab the Pentisy. vania. Paitin Show. at ‘Harrisburg; Pa.,
( \d-Tour, we, Fought Is one of five children of M

al tain contacts and. made. investi-

citizens -will be ‘involved. dn: ‘this
| case,”

' " © |that an espionage ‘case’ Is de-
a, record in Nov by The: Gieénbrler: Hotel, White “sulphur Springs, W: Va, ‘The: prize: Shorthors
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: Charles. to day-scliool for a

-The tousle- haired; eight-year-:-
: Old Charles’ became the first heir. ,
ito: the British ; throne ° ‘to attend
an: ordinary school. In: the past, !
. future, kings: ‘and: queens were.
_ educated by. ‘private. ‘tutors,

Charles became.a ‘pupil Mon: |

og day in a: modest private school,
MW located. “in: Knightsbridge near.
t Buckingham. Palace,

He sat. next ‘to. a ‘doctor's § son’
“at an. oak: desk -in, one. of: ‘the:
cream. and + ~ green ‘schoolrooms.

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- British newspapers say the Queen and the Duke
of Bdinbur gh. (istegarded the views of orthodox’ advisers j In. fending, Prince
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men and service: offleers, .

| . His Schooling . will cost: between
“£27 and £30 a. term, W with lunches”
two" ‘shillings and: sixpence (38,

lee <p

enjoyed every minute of Us first

day. ~

“Headmaster” is. ‘a: 41- ~year- -old
- former: ‘army, ‘artillery. colonel
and: onetinte.- clergyman who: in
his ‘youth . represented: England
as “an. athlete.- in international
Jevents.: tee

The: schoo! is un, on ‘modern

. lines* by. a staff 0 eight women
-{ |. teachers, cand: the: mosti severe,

oo punishment: ‘that, a ‘boy.‘can re-

 

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Ruport whon his paronts roturnod hovo In. 1947, He hat

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“dalivoring tha Dally Nows for 4 months.in the. arog
ae from McBride. Stroat to and Inelud=
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‘Tceive is to be depriyed of taking
part In his: favorite . sport,

The. headmaster. told reporters: |.
MA school ‘should be.a happy.

. ty place and. the first thing we-aim,
“Qj at is that. the: boys: should be

“happy, We teach the boys how}:
to get along together and. that:
they must regard themselves. as:
one of .a team.” ey

The Daily.Mail says the: Queen’

and’ her husband are . insisting, missing only the jack and’ three

on their son having a democratic:
“education :“despite. the advice of!
“some. of * their. ‘more orthodox
advisers”. 9": peat

“The |: “newspaper : adds

The: ‘Duke. attended a “free, ex-
pression” school, An’ Scotland. .
-The ..prince’ will spend. 6,

week, . for ‘the. next. 18 months.
A: report on -his work. will- be
sent to Buckingham Palace, cach
term. |

name of the. school he is attend-
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4 Word’ “Whom’.

EDMONTON (—A leading Al-
berta education official says the
word "whom" may be on the way
out of the spoken English Jan-
guage.

Dr, W. H, Swift, ‘deputy min-|
ister of education, told  ghel
Canadian Club here that while’
he prefers to continue using
“wham in Its proper ‘grammat-
lenl place, the word ts gradually
lasing its place” in tha spoken

_ language,

Use of “to who,” “for who,"
and “with who" Just doesn't

, is sound right, Dr. Swift: sald, buy

this might be only because most.
English speaking» people had
heen brought up ‘oi. the correct

. grammatical usage, !

Dr, Swift summarized the
position In this ways
1, "Who has extensively” 10s
placed = “whonv" Ny common
speceh,
2, since “whom hag no Ine
trinsle Superiority over "who," tt

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com es 1 vs aoe eepeamemmemnes

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is haidly worth the, effort for
schools and other - groups. (o
continue to wage a losing battle
trying to malntaln the tradi-
tional distinetion in all sentence
forms,

3, Use of “whom" In the proper
sense offers difficulty for many
persons and Is the cause of un-
cortalnty, perhaps * embarrass
ment which could he avoided if
“who” were accepted generally,

4, “Porhaps we should recog.
‘nize ‘who' as being equally ace
ceptable for both subjective and
Objective forms, with ‘an op-
tlonal form ‘whom’ which may
he used by those who prefer It in
objective situations, especially
following pronouns,”

The schools. tuce A duemma,
he ‘stad, as more and more edu-|
cated persons begin using “who"

grammar coll for “whom,”

"As for me," he concluded,
"unt gumohow. ‘whony' Is fully
Hquidated, I shall doubtless be
with those who carry forward
the vebtiglal romans, 9:

"T puspect-that I shell, in fact,
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‘said Rogov: had engaged: ‘in ac-}
‘tivities ° “incompatible :with : his}.
diplomat.” "Military

The Soviet attache | was. hot
declared persona non grata, the
sual .procedure : in’ such cases,
‘but “because of. his. activities, it
48‘ considered in: the interest. of |,
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little. knowledge is.a dangerous thing. “However, if
he had a little. more knowledge about My. Muzzy, he,
would realize how dangerous it is to: teach’ Mr. Muzzy.

a Suis Misinterpretation

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For: ‘example; "he recently. de-

 

» tramp: suiti: ‘He: told’ Mr. Muzzy

- the hand holding two of the. top
- three honors:!:”

cuppe® by
Duke’s own experience of school:
life was ‘the ‘deciding. factor.” ;

if took the” first; three tricks

hours at’ the ‘school, five, days: a won the third ‘trick’ and shifted

Newspapers ‘did not give ‘the

 

In situations whore the rules of.

Both sides vulnerable
“NORTH.
% tr Heinsite
aAt.

“nine: ceard . trump: sult ‘é 3,

livered: an Ainsolicited lecture’ on
‘the. subject : of. safety, plays’ in the

that -‘a

‘small: cards, : Jt Is always’ best’ to

Rast
Jead “first: to: top’ honors -from

~ Mr Abel ,

WEST =.
Mis. Keen |

fortunately ‘Mr. Muzzy ‘took!
this ‘to. heart... At: Teast he-re=|"
membered’ his, {nterpretation of!
lit. Inv-today’s deal the defend- |

f {he ‘diamond “suit: Mr, Abel

The biddings bes g

{b-the tenr’of spades. Beg
south West = North.

This ‘was’ won on the board en
ith the ace’and now Mr. Muzzy} 4 y ae is oy
led a small heart and: pub up the AER
ace after Mr. Abel followed suit would have made his contract.
with the deuce. At thls point Mrs, Keen would have showed

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qi’ Dulesday,” ‘Shhuary, 20; 067s

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States... commercial. “

"had a record ‘catch of 5,200,000,+
000 pounds during’1966,, the fisly
“and. wildlife service ald. Mon
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‘ " 300, 000,000 in exceSy of thd. prev

latest . film,. two-year -old James: “Mobley: asgumes the ‘alr’ of a:
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“fous. record. ‘of  -4,900,000,00
“pounds in 1941; the: catch, of ‘food,

: Ash ran to" “only: -2,800,000,000:
*. |pounds and ‘was 400,000,000 belo
- the ‘average ‘for 1947-80. ee

" Increased : catches were ste

i for tuna, Pacific and. jack mack

ue rel, Alaska, and: Maine herring!
7 ‘salmon’ and haddock., ‘Decreases

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there was no way to avold the) yt on the first heart lead. On
loss. of a trump trick and the;the heart return, Mr. Abel:
contract, was,down’one. _ —- | would have had to play. the ten;
- Left. to bis own devices Mr. |{o prevent the eight from. wine:
‘Muzzy, undoubledly would ‘ning, After: wining with the’
Dave led the ‘first beart at !yeon Mr, Muzzy could have ens
random, Ue might bave play- | tered with the ace of spades and
ed the. ace first, Just as be did, |Joq a third heart to capture the,
or he. might have .led the | jack with case and bring jn the
dummy's., king. fire, ‘There trump sult without loss,
would ‘have been a 50-50 | fee |
chance of this making the a - |
winning play, All Mr, Hein- SAVING LITTER |

site’s lecture did was to reduce LONDON @eLondon ‘Trang.

we "oe aay a ty port plans to compe the prob-
hear sree eg ate lem of Wtlered streets by Issuing
in hearts, then of course the smatier paper bus Wekets, At,

lay would have been to ;
fond he gee of hearts fits, Tbs pro bhe Uekots are (wo Ine)
would haye.made sure that no| Ces One
heart. trick would ‘be lost, it cme ene

» When the Jack, ten and two :
amall cards are out against you, For Fine
however, thal is another matter,
Tt was Imporslble for Mr, Muzzy |
to protect himée]f against all
four hoarts on his left, The right!
play with this combination is tol}:
play first. the high honor from |
he hand with one big honor, in
this case the King of hearts;
from dummy, |.
"Sf Mr, Muzzy had won {he |
fourth trick with the king of
pades th bis hand then Jed a
low heart sho: dummy's king, he

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