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News
Monday,
Decern'
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21,
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Trade
Experts
Favor
Sales
Invasion'
By
The
Ctuiadlun
Preaa
Canada's
trade
experts
favor
an
"Invasion"
of
the
United
States
a
trade
invasion
by
a
growing
army
of
salesmen
and
Canadian
manufacturers.
ljK
IIP
UNiVtSiAtlNltkNAllONAl
prmutt
performance
and
her
poise
in
dealing
with
this
mishap,"
commented
critic
Francis
D.
Perkins
of
The
Herald-Tribune.
The
concert
was
broadcast
nationally
and
commentator
James
Fassett
told
the
radio
audience
about
the
iir-idcnt
rhirins
Ihe
applause
at
the
end
of
the
dim
ROGERS
toCAtSON
A
Canadian
Whisky
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distinguished
for
its
t
.
.
smooth
light
taste
fei6toom
ms
Spurs
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DAVIS
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STANLEY
RIDGES
MME
S
4f
f
NEW
YORK
in
A
fast-moving
triple
play
at
Sunday's
concert
of
the
New
York
Philharmonic
orchestra
had
soloist
Erica
Morl-ni
using
two
violins
for
the
first
movement
of
the
Brahms
concerto.
When
a
string
on
Mi.vi
Mor'.ni's
"-9di"rii'
ponned
half
way
through
the
movement,
she
quickly
exchanged
instruments
'i'h
thp
orchestra's
concert
master,
John
Corigliano,
and
went
ahead
with
her
solo.
i
Corigliano.
in
turn,
passed
the
violin
back
through
the
orches-ra.
Another
Philharmonic
musician
replaced
the
broken
string
I
and
the
violin
was
returned
to
Miss
Morini
before
the
cadenza,
at
hr
end
of
the
movement.
I
"She
was
warmly
applauded,
!
both
for
the
high
quality
of
the
'
TOTEM
Todoy
to
Wednesday
"Groom"
....
7:00
and
9:50
p.m.
"Target"
8:30
only
Moriners
Warned
District
mnr)"e
""opt
T
Beketov
today
warned
mariners
that
the
diaphone
on
tioiini.
'
llli:,r,
Rock
is
,iot
in
operation.
He
reports
that
It
will
be
attended
to
as
suon
a3
possible.
"THE
BOSS
iS
GOING
I.
The
pulp
and
paper
mill
gen-j
rralf
havewood
In
perpetualy.
TO
GIVE
US
CANADA'S
MOST
INTER-TAINING
nnnv
UtLP
IN
THE
FILrWOOD
FORESTS
of
the
Oatineau
valley
where
her
father
is
a
lumberjack,
three-year-old
Carmen
Bourdon
is
looking
forward
to
Christmas
in
the
district
where
Christmas
trees
grow
in
abundance.
Wrappad
warmly
and
with
her
scarf
about
her
face
Carmen
isn't
worried
about
the
severe
cold.
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CAh.il!
AN
ttHISH
TOR
A
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
I"
ihe
feeling
amohg
trade
commissioners
is
that
some
Canadian
producers
and
exporters
are
trying
to
gain
U.S.
markets
by
armchair
tactics,
rather
than
through
personal
and
persistent
scouting
of
the
trade
front.
The
U.S.
Is
Canada's
biggest
market.
But
the
puzzler
is
that
though
Canada
has
a
population
of
only
13.000,000,
she
continually
buys
far
more
than
she
sells
to
her
southern
neighbor
with
a
population
of
160,000.000.
This
Canadian
deficit
in
U.S.
trade
is
growing.
It
reached
about
$600,000,000
in
1952
and
likely
will
rHe
to
more
than
$700,000,000
this
year.
Canada
U.S.
trade
has
been
Increasing,
but
the
emphasis
is
more
on
the
flow
of
U.S.
goods
into
Canada.
Exports
to
the
U.S.
are
estimated
to
rise
this
year
to
about
$2.500
000
000.
up
from
t2,300
OOO.OOO
In
1952.
But
imports
i.om
the
U.S.
are
$3,200,000,000
from
$2,900,000,000.
.
B.
C.
Butler.
Canada's,
trade
commissioner
at
Detroit,
say.
th"
wrs
are
not
easy
to
find,
"because
many
Canadian
products
have
never
been
offered
in
the
U.S.
market.
We
trade
commissioners
ran
surest
general
categories
of
goods
that
might
sell,
but
we
rarely
have
otters
from
the
nr-tunl
Canadian
producers
to
discuss
with
prospective
buyers
or
their
agents."
If
Canada
Is
to
make
a
successful
bid
for
a
larger
share
of
U.S.
market,
more
Canadian
firms
must
get
Into
the
effort,
Mr.
Butler
says.
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Order
Your
Extra
Milk
for
CHRISTMAS
DAY
on
December
24
Thsrc
be
HO
delivery
on
Christmas
Day.
M:lk
Delivery
As
Usual
Boxing
Dayr
December
26
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Or
famous
Ps
Hold-up
.May
l.'c
Handy
IN
GAY
HOUDAY
JNVEIOPIS
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....
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U-CO
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ihiiisk
coimiiA
msiiMim
co
no
CAPITOL
NOW
ON
SALE
AT
THE
BOX
OFFICE
'
AHth
Suit
Contracts
.
;
In
recent
columns,
various
phases
of
the
hold-up
have
been
discussed
all
at
no-trump
play.
The
holdup
is
also
extremely
useful
at
suit
contracts,
although
here
the
need
for
the
play
is
usually
more
difficult
to
see.
It
is
also
more
dangerous
because,
when
you
do
concede.
the
first
lead
of
a
suit,
there
is
the
chance
that
the
partner
of
the
leader
will
ruff
the
continuation,
t
f
This
advertisement
,
is
not
published
or
displayed
by.
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
CAPITOL
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OR
ANY
MEMBER
OF
OUR
STAFF
Governmont
of
British
Columbia.
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The
success
or
failure
of
the1
contract
in
today's
deal
depend-1
ed
upon
Mr.
Mister's
play
atj
the
very
first
trick.
The
kine
cfi
diamonds
was
opened
ani
h:
let
it
win.
Here
was
his
rcsr
niti'j:
Firs'.
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Death
hw
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would
need
plenty
of
luck
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home
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if
Mrs.
Keen
h
id
the
king
of
J
clubs,
It
would
be
easy.
rou.
I
.
I
club
tricks,
lite
hcatts
and
a'
ep
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CAPITOL
YOUR
STORE
FOR
GIFTS
For
The
Entire
Family
By
Th
Canadian
Preas
Midland,
Ont.
William
1
Daredevil)
Lendrlgan,
53.
reputed
1
1
have
been
the
second
mn
in
'ilstocw
to
chnnge
from
one
air-plsneitomnother
while
in
flight.
St
John's,
Nfld.
Vincent
B.
'BiTke,
75,
Liberal
senator.
'
Pasadena,
Calif.
Dr.
Robert
A.
Mlilikan,
85,
dean
o.
United
States
physicists
and
authority
on
cosmis
rays.
Melbourne,
Australia.
King
O'Malley,
99,
native
of
Canada
and
last
surviving
member
of
Australia's
first
federal
parliament.
Winnipeg
rs
'
Elizabeth
Butterwoth,
.04,
Winning's
Oldest
citizen.
Calgary
Robert
Mamini,
47,
sport
editor
of
the
Calgary
Herald,
for
14
years.
Zion,
III.
Jamej
Leo
lOn-v
Eyedt
iConnelly.
84.
who
made
a
career
out
of
crashing
gates
cf
major
sports
events.
New
York
William
Bernard
Zlff,
55,
publisher
and
founder
of
the
Ziff-Davis
Publishing
Company.
Revelstoke,
B.C.
Mrs.
Rose
Elizabeth
Daem,
first
white
child
born
at
the
Canadian
Pa-flcic
Railway
divisional
point
cf
Donald,
B.C.
A
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PLAVERS
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(tr.
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(Mr.
Alx-I)
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The
bidding:
South
West
North
East
-
H
Pass
3
H
Pass
4
H
All
pass
'
But
what
If
the
king
of
clubs
were
in
Mr.
Abel's
hand?
In
that
ca3e
the
defenders
aprvr-ently
would
win
a
club,
two
diamonds
and
the
ace
of
spades
unless
it
could
be
arraneed
that
when
Mr.
Abel
got
in
with
the
king
of
clubs,
he
wou'1
have
no
diamond
to
lead
ann
.10
way
to
reach
Mrs.
Keen's
hand
This
would
be
possible
if
Mr.
Abel
had
the
ace
of
spate
,and
Tret-moTf'
tttan
two
dia'monOT.
Admittedly,
Mr.
Abci
might
have
held
only
the
one
diamond.
In
which
case
he
couid
ruff
the
second
lead
of
the
suit.
To
take
some
of
the
curse
"f
this
possibility,
there
was
the
fact
that
Mr.
Abel
might
not
realize
the
necessity
of
ruffing,
since
his
partner
might
be
leading
from
A
K
Q
of
diamonds
instead
of
K
Q
J.
In
any
case,
Mr.
Masters
felt
that
the
odds
favored
the
holdup
at
trick
one.
He
took
the
diamond
continuation
with
the
ace,
cashed
two
rounds
of
trumps,
then
led
the
nine
of
clubs
and
let
it
ride.
V
y
Only
3
Days
Til
Xmas
4
WAYS
TO
BUY
AT
j
MANSON
S
JEWELLERS!
"THE
SI
ORE
OF
FRIENDLY
CREDIT"
3
9
Nylons
Hankies
Gloves
Purses
Coats
Gowns
Slips
Skirts
Blouses
Dresses
g
Use
Our
Housecoats
Umbrellas
Tablecloths
Towels
Blankets
Budget
Chorgs
Plan
It
CASH
J
?
Layaway
!
Plan
i..
1
The
Lvixaty
wlriskv
VVOX
J
WALKE
J
at
a
popular
Gloves
Belts
Scarves
Wallets
Hankies
Sweaters
Slippers
Jackets
Bathrobes
Pajamas
v'
Ties
(
Shirts
1
Coo,s
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
king
1
and,
since
he
had
no
more
dla-
j
monds,
the
best
he
could
do
was
to
lead
the
ace
and
another
j
spade.
Mr.
Masters
won
the
sec-
ond
spade
and
parked
his
last
1
diamond
on
dummy's
long
club,
j
1
)mmr
wmmmm
Enjoy
a
REAL
Time
This
Christmas
Gloves
Socks
Slips
Skirts
Blazers
Panties
Dresses
Hankies
Blouses
Sweaters
Snow
Suits
Overalls
Bathrobes
Pajamas
Umbrellas
FL
Y
V
with
BOTTJriONO
1
1
ilia
'
fctf
A
mellcwedIk
wood
1
t
4
t
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8
s
A
A
Suits
Pants
Parkas
Shirts
Gloves
Ties
Belts
Socks
Blazers
Ski
Caps
Pajamas
Snowsuits
Jackets
Raincoats
Underwear
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advertisement
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displayed
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
,
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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