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anticipating that the bulk of the
order will be filled in B.C. In-
stead of the usual 50-50 split,

The government received word
of the planned purchase from

former finance minister Einar
Gunderson, special trade emis-
sary for the government who
now isin England,

Mr. Gunderson recently an-
nounced purchase in England of
some 90 miles of steel rail for
the government-owned Pacific
Great Eastern Railway.

The apple order would mean
about 750.000 boxes of No, 1 ap-
ples delivered to Britain, BC.’s
apple crop this year is expected
to be in excess of 5,000,000 boxes,

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Yu-Chang, commander of .the
Quemoy Island, stands outside

his quarters. Within shelling range of the Chinese mainland, it

is feared Quemoy might be the

Mr, New is a kibitzer by birth and training. It |

‘may be said he is the typical kibitzer, He is irritating

in a mild, polite way. He

When a player takes a finesse:
in a suit in which there are four
outstanding cards and loses to a

: Singleton king. Mr. New is likely

to say, quietly, that he would
have gone up with the ace. Not ,
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low game.

He is living proof of the adage,
“a little learning is a dangerous
thing,”

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At certain intervals (after he

‘has forgotten the gruesome re-

sults of the last time), he de-
cides to get into the ganie,
held the East ecards in today’s,
hand, Mr, Meck opened the
queen of clubs and Mr. Dale woi
with the king, ‘

Note that Mr. Dale purposely
wfrained from playing the ace

would have fooled nobody as to

the loc: . sing. Mr Nog ad.” With that long ciamond
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By ALAN HARVEY
Canmdlan Press Staff Writer -
LONDON (CP)~-The nine-power
seeord on prinelples for German
rearmument leaves Canada’s
status under the North Atlantic
Trealy Organization unchanged,
“tL means no change whatever
jn our present setup.” said a
JConidian spokesman, “We will
simply inform the council of the
‘) Brussels treaty organization cach
veat what we are doing in the
way of military add.”
Canada, though she had an
infirential role during the six
idays of discussion at Lancaster
'Houst, did not really have a
major part. Britain, Germany
and France were the countries
principally coneerned, A chief
Canadian anxfety was to stress
ithe idea of the Atlantic com-
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Tn the Canadian viel, ‘uere
were four main reasons ior the
conference’s success:

@ The preliminary work done
by Britain’s Foreign Secretary
Eden’ in touring European cap;
itals, ‘and his chairmanship,
which won praise from all dele-
gates. .

@ Brilain’s revolutionary offer

tical air force on the continent.
® France's decision to accept
Germany In NATO,
@ Germany's “self - denying
ordinance"--that is, Chancellor

trictions on armament,
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Six-Day Week
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VANCOUVER qo. Butchers
here will observe a slx-day week
following action of City Counell
Monday, The deciston came al-
ter some debate over the credei-
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counsel Rugs Baker,

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CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. ¢. .-
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