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“| In South To Be Extended

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telephone stations from Vancou- ! phone Company
ike VOY Island will be extended to:
aoe? Crean Palls before the end of

ae ae announced by B, R.| J his statement, Mr. Tupper!
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aoe in the paper towns Oj] agency was taken over by Bill Bond, assisted by Stan Ballinger as marine sales and plant man
Roe : ager,
BH! Very high frequency (VHF) seen nn teen a a i ene Canam ne oi nem ie ee oa entat + ten ene cee eee ces
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‘tween any two stations. Since} First of Germany 5 New Soldiers
mw King Island lies in Dean Chan- | ' on ;
Bw nel, shielding Ocean Falls from or ary ;
M the tip of Vancouver Island, the. ‘ai . .
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1 “beams” will travel up Fitzhugh! PARIS (Reuters)—-The first or . .
M Sound to Wearing Point, ang. Germany S new soldiers may be in German military continuity.
’ B'thence up Dean Channel to!” uniform by April but it will be whe only advantage the new
F Or Girls Ocean Falls ; About two years before they are oo. will have will be that of
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SCOTCH WHISKY
is now available

in Vancouver,
‘Who said that work is now under

‘said that the extension of
‘very high frequency radiotele-'
‘phone system to Ocean Falls will
DEPT, STORE wr provide clear, reliable voice com-

B thence through Vancouver to
any part of the world. Presently,
/ Ocean Falls is served by a mea-

The coastal chain provides:
radio relay equipment at Parks- !
m Ville, Cape Lazo (near Comox),! .
Hi Gampben River, bast Thurlow.
Mayland, Hardwicke Island, Alert’
gi Bay and San Josef. Ta get serv- !
w ice into Ocean Falls, it will be |
Minecessary to build a relay sta-_
@i won at Wearing Point, about six

A survey of this route took
fl place earlier this month, proving
the route feasible, and Mr. Tup- |
gp Per says that equipment is now'

being gathered so that a party ss
: technicians will be able to leave 22 be sufficiently trained to:
to start
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lieve. _ military thinking, instead

of ' fore German officers and men of the Second World Wat.

ae The Allied command
‘take up operational positions be- | he ee comm

_Side their new allies in the inte- |
‘grated army of the Atlantic pact’
‘and the Western European Un-

‘preme Allied Headquarters be- stepping right into atomic-age ,
of
Officials say it will be 1956 be-t eine = oly sanverted from that.

is ¢x-
pected to “make haste slowly” in |
: bringing in the German troops. :
Although some orders: may be:
placed for military construction

B.C.’s PETROLEUM PRODUCTS OUTPUT has been substantially increased with the official
opening of the new $10 million fluid catalytic refinery of Standard Oil Company of British
Columbia Limited, fn North Burnaby, which has a designed processing capacity of 11,000 barrels
of Alberta crude oil per operating day. At offici1l opening, mammoth plant was put “on stream”
by Premier W. A.C, Bennett (centre), and more than 1,000 guests w

will come under the

command of the NATO su

commander in Europe,

two, officials believe.

Archbishop

‘the new year, the first tice | Fu | 0 f Praise

ae _....._._ | programs ‘in Germany toward
Remember when, , will not be called up until atter!
| __|all the Paris treaties have been |
| World middleweight boxing

champion Jake Lamotta five | February.

lyears ago today agreed to de-| The 13 documents totalling 30,

‘ratified—perhaps by the end of |

i{end his. title against Maree]}000 words end the occupation of

For Canadians

LONDON (by cable)
(Cerdan, the Frenchman who lost| the federal “republic. form a‘Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr.

 

 

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ere welcomed by Ralph D,
Baker (right) president and manager director of Standard of B.C., and T. S. Peterson, San Fran-

There has been a 10-year break sea forces, to the armies of the

Western European Union, which:
over-all |

.Farly in the spring the first
German officers may be assigned
to Supreme Ailled Headquarters,
There will probably be one top- '
ranking figure and an aide or South

‘;Now if dummy’s entries were |
‘only in the diamond suit itself, | 777

The

‘the crown to Lamotta a few}Western European Union of Geoffrey Fisher, gave his .im-
|months earlier, But Cerdan was: seven states: and invite < West
‘Killed in a plane crash enroute Germany to join the North At-

:.0 the Uniled “States for’ the|amuic Organization.’,
fight. Larnotta abandoned the
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customers. “Sitehmo" dellyered his version of an aria from
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eb Thon Merrill sang Armstrong's popular "Honeysuckle
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pressions of Canada and the

United States, from

casting Corporation.

which he,
ihas just returned, to millions of
‘people in Britain in an interview
recently on the British Broad-
He noted

ti bidding. He never makes a ran- |
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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

{| Clues to Right Plays Come

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Blind leads are for de

listen to the bidding and

therefrom, you are missing

fense of many a hard, °
Mr. Masters is the kind of

player who always listens to the!

lead, Truc, there is a lot of the
elementiof luck in opening leads
oo e otostars’ choice

is not the correct one every time.
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Let’s follow his reasoning in
jtodav's deal, Obviously Mr,
iAbel had a long and pretty good
(diamond sult. He had bid dia-
‘Monds twice but: had shied away
from no trump. Apparently he
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West Fas

(Mr. Masters) (Mrs, Keen)

S—-K Q0 B82 SI 73

H-A 74 H--6.6 2

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S—A 104
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The bidding:

West North Rast
| 1H is 2D . Pass |
{2H Pass 3D Pass 1
i 3 NT Pass tu All Pass

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chance that he had only two |
,cards In that sult, The diamonds |
| would provide discards for Miss |
:Brash’s losers unless dummy’s
entries could be removed early,

i tlon to disc
{monds because trumps were still
outstandin
trumps and then enter the d
my bocause she had ‘no
diamonds‘in her hand,
other op-ning lead ‘she
have had no diffi
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layers. Hf you doit’t
draw logical inferences
clues to the successful de.
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ithe dummy was. dead,

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7 HERE COME THE LANCERS}
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land with the comfortable tecl- |
| ing thal Miss Brash couldn’t run
‘away with the. hand:.since he
“himself*had the: ace df trumps, |
Mr’ Masters opencd the nine of
diamonds; .. 6 i.“

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DEVASTATING RESULT

[7 P.M, —~ 2 FEATURES — 2 NIGHTS

      

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' The result was devastating.

; . ‘ Miss Brash won with the jack us
geographical facts flrst—*“The ° oe :
-itimense variety of its landscape Modena nen 4 we
"aS you pass from, the Prairies M@S'ers Loo e ace and fre

‘over the Rockies down to Van-

) added: “I
have no doubt that that’ vast

couver, . .” and he

Scale affects the outlook and life
‘of the people. Certainly in both
countries there is on, Immense
variety of purpose and endca-
vour whieh makes’ any. visit
there very exhausting but most

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exhilarating.” _

‘About ‘the church’ in Cannda,
Dr. Fisher said: “My chief im-

pression’ was of the way in

which

~- dmmense crowds came from great

‘distances to mectings to be ad-
exer.” He elted peop'te travel-
Ming 200 and 4u0 miles and one

enthusiast who came 800
to attend a gigantic

miles

meeting,

All that menns a good deal of

keenness and loyalty
Church.” he commented.

to

the

Dr. Fisher also developed’ the

theme of the huge expansion in!
‘Canada and the need for more! tor
British immigrants, Those

watched, he sald, were “happy, permitted to clreulnte “to see if
enjoying

established and

he

the

freedom and expansion of the

‘life there immensely,” For Cana-' but for years churches and char. |
dlan children he had unqualified | itable organtaalions were permit. |

 bylse, “The children were

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health and thelr open

splen-

idid in thelr physique’ and thelr

frank

countenances,” he declared,

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{ out, Jial. sevesneneene!

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HAMTENS DENBQ. 2 1 eae Sh
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rumor that a bingo session was!
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church gymnasium, polite also
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