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Serve
Your
Every
d3rlclae
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fl
i
TU8AN
ih
Anti-Coiiiiiiuni.'.tl
North
Korean
prisoners
beat
one
fellow-prisoner
to
death
and
sent
seven'
others
to
hospital
when
the
eight
disclosed
they
were
Reds,
the
United
Nations
command
announced
today.
The
announcement
said
the
eight
told
the
others
everyone
would
be
forced
to
go
to
North
Korea
when
the
five-nation
repatriation
commission
takes
control
of
reluctant
prisoners
under
the
armistice
agreement.'
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By
EASLtY
BLACKWOOD
Crisis
Kcachcd
in
Second
Trick
if!4
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And
TARPS
Now,
is
a
good
time
to
check
vr.
.
canvas
needs.
If
those
tarps
covers-ore
worn
beyond
repQir
w
carry
a
stock
of
standard
W
I
As
Finesse
Assures
Nine
'
Mr.
Masters
considered
his
hand
a
shade
short
pf
a
two
no
trump
opening.
However,
when
his
part-Vicr
was
able
to
respond
to
the
one
club
opening,
he
properly
jumped
to
game
at
no
trump.
Mr.
Champion
led
the
six
of
i
'
jrearea
rarps.
It
your
torPS
CQn
b
auivuyi.u,
unnq
mem
in.qnd
we'
repair
them
for
you.
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Only
f
15Hr$.40Min.
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im
MONTREAL
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and
outsize
torps
and
cove-'
we
can
make-to
ordertreated
o'
uhtreated
in
any
weight
yr
specify.
We
also
hove
available
J
various
weights
and
widths,
carw
by
the
yard.
Remember,
too,
we
ore
South
dealer
Both
siries
vulnerable
North
(Mi-n
Kwn)
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(Mr.
Muters)
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The
bidding:
South
West
North
1
C
Puss
'
1
D
3
NT
All
pas
Pps
and
nt
first
glance
it
frprars
that
the
accumulation
pf
nine
tricks
will
be
ea:;y.
Further
study
indicates
that
if
both
jrl
kings
are
wrong,
the
contort
will
not
only
be
difficult,
Ji
Till
be
impossible
I'n'ess
rlc-f
'
feK
makes
a
fine
and
sensa-Jli-n'-.l-lookinrr
plnv
at
trick
two.
Clf
course,
Mr.
Misters
figured
fvYthe
winnini
nlay.
Winning
jlvjirst
trick
with
the
kin?
of
tnfVi
over
Mr.
Abel's
jak.
he
promptly
laid
down
the
nine
of
h"flrts.
Here
was
his
reasoning.
If
he
finced
the
queen
of
diamonds
nt
trick
two
and
lost
to
the
kins,
imrtpubtedly
the
defenders
would
continue
spades
until
his
bst.stopper
was
knocked
out.
In
vthot
situation,
he
would
be
able
A
RAILWAY
WORK
TRAIN
carrying
a
crane
and
track
extends
a
line
of
steel
across
a
bridge
in
rugged
.country
as
a
360-mile
railway
line
Is
built
to
reach
rich
iron
ore
deposits
of
Labrador-Ui.gava.
Canada's
first
new
railroad
in
many
years,
the
line
will
carry
ore
to
Seven
Islands,
on
the
St.
Lawrence
river,
with
the
operation
virtuaUy
automatic
through
a
complex
$4,000,000
communications
and
control
system.
,
,
Cvntult
vuv
Travel
Afnl
m
Canrfin
Pacific
Airlinet,
Phon.
7S
expert
&ail
a-xl
tent
mak
ers.
Drop
in
real
soon
one
discuss
your
canvas
problem
with
us.
Pasr
British
Sub
Travels
2,875
Miles
Jnderwater
From
Bermuda
to
Britain
Si''
would
total
onl?
and
one
club,
eipht
tricks.
in
run
four
diamonds
and
these,
EDWARD
LIPSETT
LTD
with
two
spade
tricks,
one
heart
-
To
Plck
UP
the
nillth
trickt
lilcs
to
the
east.
Time
for
the
;
The
Andrew,
designed
orgin-1
tlantic
crossing
was
not
an-:
xy
for
service
in
the
Pacific,
i
lounced
but
the
AdmlnUv
sal-'
!
carrlcs
a"bout'
6o
men
and
iU
he
sub
arrived
"well
ahead
of
.
dlesel
en-.lnes
drive
lt
at
1B
schedule."
.
i
knots
maximum.
.
I
"It
was
a
trip
carried
out
for
Vancouver
Victoria
Prince
Ripe
The
Omnlrte
lTel
"ervire
normal
experiments
and
to
tes.
Watts
&
Nickerson
1
::
MEN'S
WEAR
KNOS
DAD
WANTS
he
snort
apparatus,"
he
Admiralty
announced.
"The
submirin"
carried
normal
supplies
of
fool
The
crew
were
not
given
an;
special
rations
to
keep
them
go
ing."
wuuiu
ue
iiecessarv
hi
i-ikk
mi-
dan?erous
heart
finesse
townrt1
Mr.
Chamnion.
If
Mr.
Champinr
eot
In
with
the
kin
of
heart
he
would
probably
be
able
to
rash
enough
spade
tricks
to
de-feit
the
contract.
To
eliminate
that
threatening
prospect,
Mr.
Masters
was
gooc"
enough
to
look
nhead
and
tr1'
to
eliminate
the
kini
of
hearts
from
Mr.
Champion's
hand
at
the
start.
If
It
turned
out
thnt
Mr.
Abel
had
the
kins
of
hearts
n
trick
would
be
lost
but
that
would
be
practically
nothln?
"ompared
to
the
safety
of
the
"ontract
itself.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
nine
of
hearts
held
the
second
trick
olthoueh
it
would
have
made
no
"iifference
if
Mr.
Champion
had
Lt.-Cmdr.
William
Scott,
th-ndrew's
skipper,
said
tlr
su!1
LONDON
iRculersi
The
firs'
3ritish
submarine
ever
to
cros
m
Allan
i"
without
surfacin
ilew
its
tanks
and
popped
abov
water
In
the
English
Channc
fter
a
2.875-mile
voyage
fror
Bermuda.
'
"Snort"
i
snorkel
breathin'
pparatus
made
the
underwate
rip
possinle
for
the
LfiOO-t''
ndrcw.
She
was
built
in
th
inal
days
of
the
Second
Worl
Var
when
the
Nazi
navy
wa
iloneering
"snorkel"
develop
nents
for
its
U-boats.
Most
mnrlern
na'ies,
inrludin
he
Soviet
submarine
fleet,
np
mploy
the
device
which
suck
n
air
and
blows
out.
exhaur
'umes
from
below
the
ocean'
urface.
On
?.
the
crew
"splic"
he
mainhrace"
and
toasted
th
lealth
of
the
Queen
as
she
w
rowned.
A
-double
tot
of
gro'
as
issued
all
around.
Th"!
sii-faced
hefo-
!
'awn
off.
Britain's
seuthw
coast
and
headed
for
'the
roy
I
marine
had
behaved
well
ir
rough
seas.
-
"lected
to
win
with
the
king.
He
said
there
had
been
so--r
breakdowns
on
the
way
over
an
the
sub
had
to
settle
far
uni--water,
where
it
was
rM-ncr.
'
make
repairs.
Once
thev
wen
town
for
eight
hours
to
fix
s"i"
dlesel
engine
auxiliary
equiT
ment.
"On
two
occasions
we
hid
t"
make
sudden
deep
dives
to
'
collisions
with
merchint
sh'"""
This
was
at
night
when
w?
w
ibout
halfwav
across
the
At
lantic,"
he
said.
Mr.
Masters
now
took
the
diamond
finesse
and
lost
to
th-
'ing:.
However,
nothing;
could
Prevent
him
from
winning
nine
tricks
In
all.
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r5s
x?
V.V
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Stone
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iley
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ails
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again,
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shift
will
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uished
Service
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time
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mastered
by
trained
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the
60
millimeter
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here.
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the
personal
artillery
of
Inlantiy,
it
has
a
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of
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1C00
yard3.
reiinquish
command
of
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ond
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and
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33-year-old
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C.
Waters
of
Edmonton.
The
unit,
now
in
Calgary,
is
h"(!ul'';i
to
soil
for
Germany
ate
in
tho
fall
to
serve
with
the
'7i
h
brigade
under
the
banner
)i
the
Atlantic
Pact.
With
it
wil'
hr
other
units
of
the
original
251
h
brigade
in
Korea.
Bu'
Col.
8t0ne
will
bo
left
behind
as
chief
instructor
at
the
Royal
Canadian
S
hool
of
In-".tntry,
Camp
Eorden,
Ont.,
to
m
TRADE
starting
in
the
fall
of
1950.
They
came
home
a
year
later
to
become
a
paratroop
unit.
Col.
si
one
commanded
Hit
-rn-y
contingent
in
the
Loinlo!
"oronation
parade.
Col.
Waters
now
is
a
mrmbe-if
the
dlr?
tin?
staff
at
the
armj
-"taff
college
in
Kineston,
Ont.
A
graduate
of
the
University
nf
Alberta,
h".
did
his
second
war
fightingwih
the
Canadian-American
special
service
force
and
,li"
1st
Canadian
Parachute
Battalion.
He
enlisted
originally
ii
1941
in
the
ranks
and
was
sen'
home
from
England
to
take
officer
training.
Canada
needs
more
men
of
the
calibre
that
makes
Sergeant
Instructors.
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