VAST
AREA
(
OCEAN
SPEED
Baffin
Island,
largest
island
"In
A
shin
travelline
30
knots
'!
Sweden
Pushes
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Fr'uay,
November
ef
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....
TNr
the
Arctic
ocean,
covers
nearly
'
covers
the
eauivalent
of
3414
J00.000
square
mil-
j.
j
land
miles
an
hour.
Jet
Production
Eveninn
J
Today
ond
Saturday
Matinfe
SaturZ
DAN
DAILEY-AIIJIE
BANCROFT
STOCKHOLM
i
API
Sweden,
with
the
world's
fourth
largest
air
force,
is
going
all
out
for
jets.
Semi-official
sources
say
a
major
part
of
the
fighter
defence
force,
ilready
is
equipped
with
Swedish
Saab-29
swept-wing
jets
with
a
speed
of
850
miles
an
,
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ft
ft
7
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hour.
Best
estimates
place
strength
of
the
Swedish
air
force
at
around
1,500
first-line
planes.
Only
the
United
States,
Russia
l
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....
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7--tC!HRi
,
AS
YES,
YOU'LL
BE
THE
Smartest
Man
In
Tpwn!
NEXT
TIME
BUY
HER
PRESENT
AT
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
and
Britain
have
larger
air
forces.
tin'.
TOTEM
6
Off'
The
Swedes
have
Imported
British-built
Vampire
and
Venom
jets.
The
number
of
these
SPECIAL
PRICES
ships
in
service
is
a
closely-guarded
secret.
THE
RCAF
IS
Bl'ILDING
a
new
air
weapons
fi
ing
rnnRe
at
Grand
Centre,
northeast
of
Edmonton.
It
is
expected
to
be
ready
by
the
summer
of
1954.
This
is
one
of
the
45
major
buildings
to
be
located
at
the
base.
It
Is
the
centre
part
of
a
huge
cantilever
hangar
to
house
office
personnel.
Adulls
75,,
The
Saab
(Svensko
Aeroplan
Sat
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Muttenls
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factories
at
Link-
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THEHC
NEVER
WAS
A
MAN
oping
in
south
central
Sweden
expect
to
continue
large
scale
production
of
the
tubby
planes
Larx
LIKE
JE
ATHU
van
w.r
71
SCOATOE
Specialists
Learn
To
Flirt
With
Death
In
Defusing
Atomic
Bombs
and
Shells
By
ELTON
C.
FAY
Navy,
Marines
and
Air
Force
as
germ-warfare
equipment
WASHINGTON
(AP)
The
nave
6one
through
the
"special
The
primary
puruose
of
the
otORSSiW
lasn
am
m
i
that
the
Swedes
call
"flying
barrels."
Saab
also
Is
producing
a
new
attack
jet
called
the
A-29
to
serve
as
a
striking
plane
in
place
of
the
few
obsolete
propeller-type
bombers
still
in
service.
Meanwhile,
a
new
700-mph
jet,
the
Saab-32
Lancet,
is
being
flight-tested
at
Llnkoping.
This
all-weather
craft,
which
recent-
I
Cartoon
News
-
For
Extra
Value
For
Christmas
Giving
military
is
training
specialists
weapons
disposal
course"
con-
school
is
to
prepare
specialists
for
one
of
the
most
hazardous
ducted
by
the
navy
at
Indian
for
disposing
of
"dud"
atomic
I
jobs
in
the
whole
dangerous
Head,
Md.
explosives
which
might
be
drop-
profession
of
arms
defusing
I
Authorities
insisted
that
se-
Ped
or
fired
by
an
enemy.
FAMOUS
WATCHES
(atomic
bombs
or
shells
which
crecy
prevents
any
open
discus
'
sllould
a
dUQ
snow
UP
ln
.fail
to
explode.
'sion
of
the
little-known
.w,i
tests
tests
of
American
American
weapons,
weapons,
the
the
1
caoase
aa-j
Shoe
Sole!
i
had
lts
flrst
Press
showing
Bulova,
Hamilton,
Elgin,
Since
the
program
started
in
Bv
defpnro
rinnartmnt
r.
'
'
Atomic
Energy
Commission
d'soff
2
an
Cyma,
Mercury
and
many
others.
See
our
many
other
Gift
:
1949,
about
2.150
commissioned
1
nation,
"special
weapons"
are
1
would
llaye
its
own
staff
to
cope
and
non-commissioned
officers
nuclear
weapons
not
including
1
with
u-
terns
ONE-THIRD
Off
.
..
,,.i,t-u
ouuci
nmiy,
sucn
omer
unconventional
arms
M
ANSON'S
Your
friendly
Jeweller
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
1
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
F.MI.I
KE
TO
I
IKE
The
ALC
has
never
admitted
to
a
case
of
an
actual
dud
A-bnmb.
However,
there
is
believed
to
have
been
at
least
one
instance
in
a
test
where
malfunction
of
electronic
equipment
in
wiling
of
a
remote
control
resulted
in
failure
to
fire.
The
job
there
presumably
was
one
for
an
electrician,
not
a
bomb-disposal
squad.
Disengaging
the
trigger
of
an
atomic
bomb,
particularly
one
of
foreign
design,
could
be
far
more
delicate
and
dangerous
fferent!
Delicious!
BOYS'
OXFORDS
ond
BOOTS
utu;i
utility
ucvciuueu
xii
bcurtriy,
will
be
the
backbone
of
Sweden's
four
wings
of
specialized
attack
units.
A
Swedish
air
force
spokesman
claims
the
Lancet,
operating
from
a
central
base,
could
carry
bombs
and
"other
modern
weapons'"
to
any
part
of
Sweden's
1,250-mile
coastline
in
less
than
an
hour
under
any
weather
conditions.
;
Charles
Laughfon
To
Be
Heard
"
On
Ford
Theatre
Chnrle
Laughton
will
be
heard
as
Sir
Simon
de
Cantervllle
in
'
the
Ford
Theatre
presentations
of
"The
CarterviMe
Ghost"
on
CFPR
at
8:30
tonight.
Cantervllle
Castle
In
England
1.95
W
ise
To
Save
Lowest
Card
To
Enter
Dummy
Mr.
Champion
felt
he
didn't
have
quite
enough
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
than
even
the
uncertain
.busi
for
a
free
bid
on
the
first
rourul
nf
hiVlrlinn-
in
wi.i,r'c
n
ness
of
disarming
a
standard
,i..i
,
..
.
high-explcsive
bomb.
An
atomic
.
ut.ai.
uiic
ui
ins
xace-caras,
me
queen
Ot
spades,
bomb
reahy
contains
two
trig-
I
appeared
to
be
valueless
in
view
of
Mr.
Meek's
spade
h"
"
mS-'oi
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
overcall.
Jissionable
materials,
the
other
to
set
them
off.
Even
with
both
However,
on
subsequent
,
:
:,
rounds
he
'raised
clubs
and
also
diggers
removed,
extreme
care
showed
Rt.
iPat
miiH
KMit
would
be
required
to
remove
.
.
.
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"
tho
the
.
individual
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chopped
nutt;
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evp
ffl'tiiw
or
eurrante.
them
together
acci
action
encouraged
Mr.
Masters
!lrin.Bi,l?g
dentally
and
producing
eitlKV
on
explosion
or
a
fire.
to
try
for
the
slam.
Mr-
Meek
led
the
king
of
dia
monds
and
the
key
play
for
the
contract
had
to
be
made
right
here
at
trick
one.
Natur-aliy,
Mr.
Masters
made
it.
He
ruffed,
with
the
nine
of
hearts
South
dealer
'
East-West
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
'htllll)hm)
S
Q
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7
6
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8
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Kat
(Mr.
Mii-k)
(Mr.
MiH)
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8
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The
bidding:
South
West
North
East
2
H
2
S
Pass
Pass
3
C
3D
4
C
Pass
4
D
Pass
4
H
Pass
6H
All
pass
Mil
dough
as
directed
on
package;
roll
inio
rcclanplc,
alwut
H
inch
thickness.
Brwh
with
melted
butu-r,
top
with
RlXiKRS'
GOLDtN
SYRUP,
and
sprinkle
with
cinnamon,
nuls
and
fruit.
Roll
up
jcllv-roll
fain-ion,
sealing
rd?e
firmly.
Shape
in
circle
on
greased
baking
sheet.
U'ith
scissors
cut
1-inch
slices
almost
through
to
centre.
Turn
each
slice
partly
on
its
side.
Brush
with
melted
butter.
Cover
and
allow
to
rise
double
bulk,
about
I
hour.
Bake
at
37oF
about
2.5
minutes.
Far
Frre
Rrctpr
Hook,
ll'ritr
The
B.C.
Sugar
Refining
Co.
Ltd.,
P.O.
Box
r.9,
Vancouver,
B.C.
is
haunted
by
the
ghost
of
Sir
Simon
de
Cantervllle
who,
in
1624,
showed
cowardice
in
a
duel
and
was
walled
alive
within
the
castle.
There
was
also
a
curse
placed
on
him
by
his
father
dooming
him
to
remain
a
prisoner
until
some
kinsman
would
perform
an
act
of
bravery
in
his
name.
Years
rolled
on
and,
for
centuries,
all
de
Cantervllles
were
cowards.
Then,
at
the
beginning
of
World
War
II,
a
platoon
of
American
Rangers
are
billeted
in
the
castle.
One
of
them
is
Cuffy
Williams.
Cuffy
shows
an
interest
in
the
story
of
the
ghost
and
an
odd
birthmark
on
his
neck
leads
to
the
discovery
he
is
a
descendant
of
8!r
Marmaduke
de
Canterville
who
went
to
America
with
the
Puritans.
CNR
Ceremony
Set
for
New
Line
MONTREAL
The
last
spike
ln
the
Sherridon-Lynn
Lake
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
will
be
driven
at
Lynn
Lake,
Man.,
on
Saturday
by
Donald
not
the
six
spot.
When
you
have
a
solid
suit
in
which
u
trick
cannot
possibly
be
lost,
it
is
automatic
to
save
the
lowest
card
in
the
suit
if
there
is
a
Gordon,
chairman
and
president
of
the
railway.
chance
that
it
can
be
used
to
lead
to
dummy.
The
play
should
be
made
even
though,
at
the
moment,
there
The
spike
has
been
made
from
the
first
nickel
produced
by
the
new
mine
of
Sherritt-Gordon.
IHistcrctnonl)art
first
imported
and
blended
tk
RUIR
wbicb
is
tcdapa
household
word.
POPILAR
FLOWER
It
Is
now
up
to
Cuffy
to
per-
Chrysanthemums
of
various
form
the
deed
of
heroism
that
forms
are
grown
ln
every
coun-
will
jelease
the
ghost
of
old
Sir
try
of
the
world
except
Australia.
Simon.
IT'S
TIME
t
appears
to
be
no
necessity
for
j
it
In
this
deal,
for
example,
if
the
club
suit
had
broken
3-2-
there
would
have
been
no
need
:
for
using
the
six
of
hearts
as
!an
entry
to
the
board.
I
Beginning
at
trick
two
Mr.
j
Masters
cashed
the
ace
and
kina
'of
trumps.
He
then
led
a
low
'club
to
the
king.
Mr.
Meek
showed
out
of
clubs,
discarding
a
spade-
i
A
club
was
returned,
Mr.
Abel
put
up
the
10
and
the
queen
I
won.
Now
Mr.
Masters
led
th
carefully-saved
six
of
hearts
to
oummy's
seven
and
returned
unother
club.
With
ace-nine
over
Mr.
Abel's
jack-eight,
rie
had
no
losers
in
the
suit.
He
conceded
a
spade
and
spread
have
a
Good
Rum
for
your
money
Deep
Luxurious
Slvcp'mg
Cainfort,
Itcslmorr'
SUPREME
Maltreat
and
TO
INSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
today
to
instal
storm
windows
ln
YOUR
house.
ALL
TVPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MADE
TO
OKI)!
It
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
-1-
Matching
lietl
Spring.
This
mini
rllununl
I.
nn
n..h!ieht
nr
liTl!:t
Vf(1
0T
the
215
First
Avenue
West
Phone
909
uie
nana
h
Control
Board
or
bv
the
Government
of
British
Col""1!
Thus
the
bad
break
in
clubs
made
two
entries
to
dummy
absolutely
necessary.
D
u
m
in
y
could
not
be
entered
in
th"
spade
suit
if
Mr.
Meek
played
correctly.
That
is,
if
Mr,
Musters
led
the
king
of
spades
he
would
let
it
holu.
If
the
four
oi
spades
were
led
flrsl,
he
would
go
up
with
the
ace,
leaving
the
lone
king
in
Mr.
Master's
hand
CTTD
Tl'KNKD
TO
1-EACE
The
-Italian
Cardinal
Pcmpco
Colonna,
who
died
in
1532,
wa.s
a
soldier
before
he
entered
the
church.
Zjlie
Ci
u
lie
ciiuerui
.STARRING
OIT
to
llie
Lain!
r
Noil
on
ItrMmorc's
magic
carpet
of
restThin
l
in
eiiscinlilc
iH
made
to
(rive
you
not
a
massage
not
an
orthopedic
treatment
but
just
tlie
mot!
ref
retelling
hlccp
of
jour
life.
Try
this
supreme
rot
continuation
anil
jou'll
know
vhy
more
and
more
people
are
buying
,
CHARLES
LAUGHTON
ONE
WHOLE
HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTED
BY
.
.
.
Canada
Packers
presents
TORONTO
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
"pop"
convert
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to
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...
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
327
Third
Avenue
pl.
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PARECER'
LIAAITEP
t
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
'
your
ioca
FORD-
MONARCH
tonight
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