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NAKURA, Kenya (Reuters) )
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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Defender Can Sto .
Po ‘ which has been largely develop

A Marked Finesse ed by British farmers since’ the

On rare occasions, an alert defender has the _ she Jodemiles flight font
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opportunity to prevent declarer from taking a marked: Najrobi the princess assed over fe

finesse. In today’s deal Mr. Champion opened the, the colori! a sean te
, . p water’ lakes, 1¢ £ was ae-.
jack of hearts against Mr. Abel's s three no trump CON jayed 20 minutes because of

Nakura, only a small town,
is the capital of’ the White \
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[eee { ster’ hendquarters 4 are in Montreal,

8, Of; | Mr, Davis. said:“the gap. be-
eS: are: “estimated ‘at. tween supply -and, ‘demand: which}
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of | has. been substantially ‘reduced | °
Davis, if not eliminated; as a: ‘result of |°
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‘ducers in ..expanding” suppliys, |

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fe mand ‘ind higher | ward th ‘fa ilities - tract, — creesmmns eee Ou weather, =
prices; for. aluminiini: ‘this nh new. ste er fae 4 Mr. Abel elect ltrles was gone. Mr. Champ After an official welcome, the 4
SEICES | 10) ” "y ed to win with as g r, Champion
ac Alum ua Co 5 on at AA | the queen on the board. With book full credit for a fine de- princess walked into the lowa's te
4 ' Canad for| the spade suit, practically wide fensive play and of course he attractive Green Park gardens ‘
wai inum production In Canada [ol qd onl was justified. through new gates crected ag a, =
ag the-1956 third quarter was “at open and only. six top. winners, omar oe eandfather: o
man. anhial’ rate’, 100,000: tons things didn’t look too good. He RIGHT PLAY . memorial to her grandfather tn
greater than-in. ‘the’ third: quar- ye a from dummy and fi-| Mr. Abel could have made ‘his Teter alte was scheduled to e
y ter, of 1955," Davis said.n seen ot ok ie Mee eas ot the lly Lo Amboseli, the large game
[. 1 ee i » ECR RN as . reserve near towering Kiliman- ny
“ — eee South dealer subsequent defense. ‘The right) jaro, Africa’s highest mountain. Q
Undergoes Surgery “; WRE i eiglit trains, is strewn over the ‘right- of- “way after a collision. al a East-West vulnerable play was a little hard to see and ee eee. a ae
ie eS" 1 junction eight les Southwest of. Winnipeg aii; which a ‘Canadian National Railways fireman NORTH somewhat beyond Mr. Abel's), oo Ah
. NEW. YORK w — Marshall x e of he- ‘locomotives’ can ‘be seen’ lying on, its. side at right, Workmen start to clear Mr. Heinsite capabilities, aluhough Mr. Heln- Canada’s trade deflelb: with: oi
Field; one ‘of- the ‘wealthiest men]. i we o ok (CP Photo $i A 4 Jstte, naturally, described it asthe United States in the first :
cin: ‘the: US. inderwent. surgery,| - - oa a ei765 ‘automatic.” IL was to win (hejseven months of this year 48
‘on, Monday. fo roma, a blood llows An @ asi? frst trick with dupuny® ace of festimated al $650 million, coms |
‘clot: on'-his. brain. His wile, who: WEST ° FAST: earts and to drop, the Kini pared to $400 million in the same ye
ide, sald hi condition. Un est Fo $: tr st “| Fisenko wer . Mr. Champion = Mrs, Keen from the closed hand, NO} 1955 :
ee ate sald her hus-p "3°: : oo | @ Aa a eKsi02 Now both of Mr. Abel's re See en caw :
jband-had. been ‘ill for about. six} : I rene be I To Under 0 ya ete aw maining hearts would be lower oo eee _
o ‘ - ; 433 $9109.2 !maining hearts would be lower os :
weeks i of th famil Of Five A gerian. Re e S$. g . a6 &K543  |than the hearts in’ dummy. Tj |
her : mem ers’ ‘of the. ami Wet . , ..: SOUTH ‘Dummy’s nine and queen would : i
including” Marshall: Field. Jr.yj ‘ALOTERS : UB Angry: demon: aimed at bringing peace to ff hor ough Check an Abel both furnish entries for succes- | Ime To i
{editor and ‘publisher of the Chi- stritions flared.in the streets of Algeria, ewe. 42 g ‘ \ sive club finesse no matter how; c ‘
cago “Sun- ‘Times, were at.’ ‘the Tunis today . and,-wnrest: spread |':, The’ Algerian . rebels were ‘cap- “WASHINGTON Gh President 4 K 4 Mr, Champion played. Check Your.
j hospital. *. Pek. fe elsewhere: ‘in: North" ‘Africa: in the tured during. a -flight: to a, na-| Eisenhower will undergo a com- a4 QJ 19° peeeecemneee ns ereeimennae nem mm OE
wake of thé Freneli. seizure of | tionalist rendezvous ‘aimed’ at. a | plete physical . examination -this| The bidaings i 1956 ‘off .
: me five leading: ‘Algerian Tebels. possible “North ‘African union, - weekend, the results of which South. West. North Fast N 5 t | He
i ~The” surprise’ arrest. “digmned |" Capture .of the: Algerians was|may have an influence on the bor pase or seins LINDSAY'S +g! of i
"ROAD | GRAVELLNG hopes of the: “peace_in. Algeria’ ‘}made’ possible “by ‘the’ French } November 6 U. S. election.: a eS Cc & S Printing Needs. | f
# Hot: of li 1 i mS : ee venues eeenneeeee ete etme artage torage , ;
: meeting in-Tunis between‘Sultan | Pilot of an airliner, who: duped|. Eisenhower said in August he : a nite '
OPERATIONS Moliamined. V ‘of “Morocco. and| them. into. thinking’ ‘they’ were planned’ a pre-election test. of] When this held, the prospect |, Established 1910 i :
: ; Premier’, Habib ‘Bourguiba ‘of landing : on friendly soil. i tinis: death and would report}was a little brighter. However,/}. HOUSEHOLD GOODS | CALL \
‘The travelling publie jg [| Tunisian 0 Os evoked ee priests from-DoLN | promptly to the people if it|if Mrs. Keen had at least three|] MOVING — P ACICING }. oe “ ‘
Fequested ty, ‘proceed ” with ‘ Labor:, ‘Jeaders. called. -genetal] “Big, an fi th French: was| owed, him uifit for a second) small clubs with her king, itll CpaTING — STORAGE ak
caution inthe Galloway protest ‘strikes; in Tunisia” and |: ah os Pe ‘Bell ne rench: was term. would be necessary to finesse ” roy
| Rapids _ Summit Area, until Casablanea, ‘and thg'movemenity jo rise whe Sh a; ee eran seks James 'C. Hagerty, presidential | clubs twice more’to realize four Lift Van Service Dibb Printing ;
‘otice, is expected to, spread: velsewhere | nau? Wi ag Beeh..mastel-! pice sceretary, told reporters! tricks in the. sult, And thal | g
| minding the.” ‘insurgent: move- , , | ‘ '
t, Nol rent from’ sanetudry ‘provided Monday. that Eisenhower's! meant finding. two more entries Agents: Allled Van Lines Ltd. |! 4 :
Oberve Sign | Police in’ "Tuinis' turned back by. Egypt. oi health js “fine” right now: ~~ {to dummy. Phones Wharf 4331 Office 5016, | 1
id: Sj is several “thousand ’:-gcreaming] -: ty “Paris, Premier Guy. “Mollet | Meanwhile, debate raged to-}_ Mr. Abel figured that if Mr. in Dial 5227
‘on ignals S. démonstrators: who: attempted ‘to! gammoned his cabinet for ‘a bier | GY in the wake of the Russian j Champion’ s heart holding. in- j= — ws aeteve pan «mmemmam est .
se woe marcli'on government: buildings. \ emergency, night: ’séssion “and |Proposal for “an agreement to cluded the 10 {as seemed likely smn,
me s «The French seizute. transform-; scheduled ‘artother_ today. ‘Mollet /#nd nuclear tests, Eisenhower] {rom the opening lead), then, he TRY THE
&°. {fed®the atmosphere’ of, the .pro-iis due’;to ask: parliament. soon | Idenounced. Premier Bulganin’s could lead his small. heart dnd
Vays” | posed: conference into.a council’ for-a, vote’ of: confidence “on his ‘note Sunday as an attempt to, finesse dummy’s nine, Later, the:
os - [Pof war rather ‘than, ‘any. meeting: governments Policies, in n Algeria | medcle in.U. §. internal affairs lead of the king of hearts’ to
tee we “jand-as a violation of usual dip-:dummy’s ace would furnish an- fel C3) eC
ye es “Pomatie procedures. jother entry.
| Fa “UNFORTUNATE? = —|_- He ‘led the low heart. But Mr.
Dea ’ aah ‘Suavenson, the Demo- Champion had other ideas, He! For the Best Selection of Chinese Foods .
‘ D ‘erat. presidential nominer, :Promptly played the, 10, .1t took | _.
| jee he shared Eisenhower's :dummy" s ace to win this—and OUR SPECIALTY TAKE OUT ORDERS - 4
s 3 the hope for two heart en DIAL , ‘
{resentment at the manner and inow the oe ee once
| "| fre of ‘the . Soviet message, | , r Qpen Gam, fo Pant, -
R ‘Jont called the American . reply’ Gz h I ld | 321 2 ¥. hya—2nd Ave, Wet ap
: “| #ynfortunate.” oe iy
“VANCOUVER” Oe “hm. Mac’ “new I ‘had to. leave: here.” mi JsThe real isene is nol Mr, Rul-| ec 510 | Vane 3 cA eR PBs,
Farlane, whose’ ‘brother ‘Gordon | - ‘Jim returned to Glasgow. ‘He ganin’s manners < or Russi an T B G d | . At
died. .on., Mount, Seymour’ last | sald Sunday he will return there] ifews about American polities.’ 0 pe on Uar | . To day to Wed 7 — 9:15 p.m an
week,” arrived’ here - from Glas- again immediately after his bro- Stevenson said. Tt jawas: nr i ADVANCED mn : Ap
gow: ‘and. told. how ‘he. left .Van-| ther's funeral: “Teould be done “to save the world : In Canada = ,
couver. six weeks ago because} , “It's even worse: for me now.” from hydrogen disaster.” 4 Pancen i
hée had a premonition’ he,’ not he.'said. “This-is a beautiful city’. “tt ' eee ypu “Tic Most -. 7 i
‘his brother, would: dig.’ 07. Pout 1 cannot'look over at those]. ~~ MONTREAL ‘g, vzech -Cana- iH 1h
aa The body of Gordon, 7 -year- r-|mountains and feel anythlog dians were warned here at the : COMPLETELY AL
: ole’. : Scottish immigrant; cwas but bad luck,” Magazine weekend “to be on guard against ; * ENJOYABLE A:
p : ‘iow relief from fourid : in mour: Cheek: ‘ Wed- Red agents who may try lo We: Ws
2 J nesday ‘ ‘where he: had apparently Nola” umidate you." | ENTERTAINNENT
“fallen from a cliff, He, had -been (ae ne pore ee OF THE YEAR
lost since. October 14 along with me ! ) has Mereas me bow tenn. 104 wong ie
a Duncan ‘and: ‘Atee Pat- In Russia “very dangerously,” the 3,000 | Of EBORAH Kit AW ht ‘ths Yi Bh AVE l
"| terson: after they: ‘lost 'their'way member Czechoslovak Associa- ose w seven:
. relurniiig from a Sinday; hike, MOSCOW (Renters)—Amer-, Yon tt Canada . was told. A HAMOUL ag
augered out of the & ika was a sellout, statement said that about 30 or | mayen i © ¥ fm AA

1 those iéntlng arthritic sand rhea

“Duncan s
bush Lo area Wednesday and
Fatterson was } ‘found Saturday,

Jim MacFarlane, 30, ‘sald he

— Crowds of Russians throng-
ed the government-operatod

lee, on sale for the first time,

'40 post-war emigrants from |
‘Czechoslovakia have returned ih

tively unhurt after newsstamls Monday ote buy ‘response to government Invita-) Mr AN —
nlive and om gh valine copies of the journal published | i Moats, i Today “THE ANIMAL WORLD”
snow and cold, by the US, infermation sery- | Frank Nemee was elected: 7--8:20 "Goodbye a Lady" _

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FEELING, PERSISTED

He sald his feeling. was not
shared by Gordo who “hed
plenty of good ‘luck in Vaneou- :

"He wouldn't leave for the ‘
“| watld, He was doing well In the
Insurance business, had a Sine
clrelo of friends ind was enjoy.
ing himself.”

Jim McFarlane, ag, - sald he
came: here Jour years Ngo,” a
month aftor Gordan,

"This feeling of bad luck suck
with me, and then dn February,
1954, 1 wos badly ernshed when
the sides of a’ magazine we wer
hiding. In the hold of a ship terson, a, both of Vancouver,
collapsed on me, MeFarlane was found dead tn

“My pelvis was simashed Inn ercek and Pettersen ving
rea places and my shoulder taken off the mountain Bat
wns broken, T was dn hospilal urday night and is now {in hos.
for three months, After. that I pital, (CP Photo)

mee Or em mene cee

THKER ROBERT DUNCAN, 2 23,
of Vancouver Is pictured after
he stumbled to safety follow.
ing three days of wandeclng
on fog-ahvouded Mount ficy-
mour, BC. tot tell of fading
he body of a hiking compnn-
fon In-a creek, Duncan become
Jost while elltabing the 4,000-
foot mountain with Gordon |
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