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Tuesday, July 13, 1954

“German
‘Aim of Allies France Told

#, LONDON if) — The United have
States and Britain have told!
France they agree West Ger-
many must be given

gercreignty by fall, a hi
lor..alic source said today. .

‘He sald Paris has been asked |
to join Washington and London |
in- taking this action even if

limited! proposed — their

i French - high . commission
erican and British

ratification of the
Defence Community. i mans.

v If France refuses, a British-| The Anglo-American

ticn zor. vow. 7 returned to when British ‘aubassador
the Germans,

Political and legal experts of de Beaumont. ‘ecrete y of state
the United States and Britain

 

FUR

suggesliuns of greater
erelgnt: fer tie Germans,

Sovreignty by Fall

been working on these
: problems at the foreign office
‘for the last week. They ‘have
governments
gh dip-|wind up the American-British-
in
Bonn only as a last resort. Am-
embassies
; would be set up instead and the
France rejects or further delays: French would be left in their

European | own zone to face the West Ger-

stand
American aru British oceupa-! was outlined in Paris Monday
Sir
Gladwynn Jebb called on Guerin} |

at the Frenen sureign ministry- |
| The British-American experts
‘who formulated the proposals
F {met again today, presumably to
f j Study French reaction. In the
R | past, Po:'s has been cool toward
SOV- | P i ~ SHeoR eI NT SESS 7 : ER ¥ \
| PRIDE OF THE POPULACE—Olympics decathlon champ Bob Mathias and his wife, Melba,

The foreign office said it! give some sound recording instruction to Tulare (Calif.) Chief of Police Virgil Kelly (eft) as he

 

 

 

 

Two “aldermen — sald

because they have no money to
buy food.

milnutrition is widespread and

men Anthony Nino and Peler
King sald they knew of people

eat. They did not elaborate. |

There are 2,100 registered 'un=
smployed in Sault Ste, Marie;
which has a population of about
33,000, During the winter tha
peak was 4,300 unemployed, bub

the city. :

the Algoma Steel Corporation;
which has lald off part of ils
staff. ‘The company recently

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visits Mathias’ home in Tulare during location shooting of the film, “The Bob Mathias Story.” ‘

 

a! could cot comment on Jebb’s
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4 ee — - | largely by citizens of Bob's home town.
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mjin his bag, sank a 40-foot putt
Hi to win the American open golf
Bjchampionship 24 years ago do-
@iday. Two months later the great
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amateur title.

Ai WINNIPEG @ — Prisoners of
B Stoney Mountain penitentiary
‘gave 185 blood donations at the
‘latest blood donor clinic held
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US, Russian Troops Sit
In Helping To Fight Austrian Floods -

two Austrian
floods.
The waters of the swollen Dan-

ube river, raging downstream

villages

 

Vienna’s U.S. sector,
‘German officials said the alr-
field was “

UN headquarters in Geneva.

A Swiss government announce-.

ment said foreign “police in-
nature

: the loyalty of American employ-! would violate Swiss sovereignty.

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quested permission through the
United States Embassy in Bern

 

The U.S. Embassy in Bern de-

‘clined comment,
The loyally board had re- |

The board's investigations in

Etirope are part of.a U.S. check yating threatened families near
,to investigate the loyalty of on all American employees of; Tulln Monday night. Ie was

| about 30 Americans employed at‘ the international organization.

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Means of deciding this last ques-

b! first round control.
Bis one which has not been bid.

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BLACKWOOD on‘

BRIDGE

~ By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Cue Bid Reveals Strength

 
 

After ‘Agreed Suit’ is Named ’

When your bid is strongly raised by partner,

that suit becomes the “agr
‘the hand will eventually be played, But that’s only:

half_the story,..Thesnit has -bean-seleeted-but: how
Sihigh to vo in that suit is still to be determined. | ;

Cue bids are an effective

lion. After the play ne sult has
been tstablished, any bid in a

zi new suit is a ene bid, showing

A new sult

previously by elther partner, :
The bidding of today's hand

Mustrates a variation from this

Theme, Mr, Clhamplon opened ;
the biddhag with a ehib and Mr:
Masters bid a spade, ‘The spade
hid was promptly ralsed to thres, :

BL SPADES THE AGIUIED SUPE:
ee) Spades then hecmme the agreed

Hull Now Mt. Masters’ nexl bid
was four clubs, This was a cue

wo bid - but NOT a ene bid Ina new
suit,

A lid of thly sort does

Menot show fst round control
py (tl: ik Che ace or a vold. And,

Wik ds aa tower valued sult than
we fhe agreed suit, 1 does nol nee-
BW oessurily show adequate tramp
Mosuppork in that sult,

Thoamerely shows general high

mcd: strength ine the: sult-—the
woking, the king-queen, the king-
B jack, sometimes even the qucen-
W lack,

Usually the partner of
auch ov cue bidder has no dif
uty realizing what end or
qurds ate being “shown.”

Mr. Champion's 4-heart. bid!
wie acne bid In ow brand new
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nee for a voll, With that in-
formation, Mr. Masters put the
hand tn a stam,

KING OTENS ‘

The king of hearts was opened
ond Mr. Masters won with dium-
my's nee, He look three rounds
of trumps, then cnshed four
Clubs dsenrdlng Wey dash heart
and the four of dimnonds, Now,
to nvold Lhe dosing dlanond
fincsse, he pulled the jnek of
hearty from (he board. When t
wastecaverca, ha fiat piteled
hls othe af dlanends,

Mra. Keen won with tho king
of hearts, A heart return would
enablo Mr. Mnators to ruff on
the bonrd while discarding the

quoon af dignionda from his} @

hand, Mrs. Kean knew that so

Ane Jed a small diamond, hope
Ing her partner held the queen,
Thla ‘ennbled
spread tho*hiand for G-add,

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VIENNA (” — United States after leaving 70,000 homeless in danger" unless the waters took !
and Russian troops worked with-, Germany and western Austria,’ a big rise. Floods from the Dan-
in a few hundred yards of cach threatened the US. Air Force | ube approached within 200 yards
other outside Vienna today in an base at Tulln. Isolated in the, of the field, inundating the com-
effort to save a US, airfield and Russian occupation zone of Aus-4 munities of Tulln and Langenle-

from tria, it is 22 miles northwest of| barn and flooding a road con-

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pretty much out of: trucks to one stretch of the road,

Switzerland Refuses Bid For Probe

BERN, Switzerland (P#—Swit-:
zxerland has announced she has!
refused to let a US. civil service |
loyalty board hold hearings on vestigations” of this

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which ta bliume Juvenile de.
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To Tell Phonies:

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j touch and sound develop an’ lu
i telligence all of their own,”
Jack MePhersou, olind news-
i stand operator here, has discov-
‘ored several Ume-saving, wilys
‘ler finding what he wants, 4.

“Tcan tel the difference be-
tween most cigarel packages anid
vartons by the way they are
wrapped and thelr various sizes,"
he gays, “Even the texture ‘of
waxed paper on cartons is dif-
ferent.” i ees

Jack can tell apart weekly and
moathly magazines — weeklies
ere round-backed while monthty
editions are square. He knows
the front of a magazine from the
back by the posilion of the sta-
pes in the binding,

Ted Steele, a blind newsstand
operator for 17 years, says most,
blind operators can tell the dif-
ference between United States
and Canadian coinage by the
sound of their ring.

Hugh Carmichael, another
blma Gperator, takes sound’a
step further. He says he can d2-
tect dishonesty tr a customer by

necting them with the airfield.
The Russians sent troops and

while the Americans sent trucks
and scores of airmen to another
stretch.

The police said there was no
actual co-operation between the
cold war opponents.

IGNORE FACH OTHER

“They pass by each other on
the highway, but they ignore
each other,” one official said.

Austrian Chancellor Julins
Raab also lent a hand in evac-

born in the area,
- The flood, the ‘worst in cen- { bis manner
turies fn central Europe, look } vo-ce.
another victim Monday night. A; “A person who inta(.to cheat

 

| three-year-old child fell into the | you will walt until there Is no
swirling Danube near Vienns,: one else around," he says,

bringing the total dead reported: “He fs hesitant and nervors jn

‘|in Austria and east and west’ speaking. Usually he asks for a
}Germany to 28.

. package of. cigarets and hands
. The river was expected toy you a dolar bill, claiming it 1s u
reach its high point-at the cap-; five or a 10 and that he has no-
ital sometime today. + thing smalier.”

 

hate: abode 0 ng fe wo!

WIST WIPE, say Ganndiin safely offlelnla and the Amer.
Jean Assotlation of Motor Vehicle Administratorg, who tikes a
thermos of coffeo. on motor telps, very tayo hourd motorlala

 

should pul over to the rondstde, gal out, slroleh, divink a ey

of aloriness beverage and, Wf posalble, change places at the wheel,
Licking one's own supply of coffee, drivers should pause for a
Soup ab rowulaide stands or restitrants, These precautions -roliova
“tonalon, reduce. fale, nnd minke for safer driving,

 

 

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Unemployment, Malnutrition
Rife in Sault Ste. Marie

SAULT STE, MARIE, Ont, = completed ‘a $75,000,000 expan- ||
Monday ‘sion program and many men |:

a

They told city council. thag:

urged immediate attion, Alders

who weren’t getling enough to

many of them have since left

The major employer here: fs

aly tho tone of his!

' “4g 4 hay

night there {s so much unem- were out. of work when It was
ployment in this city that some .
pergons are literally + starving

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Flood Picture
‘In Intertor

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' Brightens
| VANCOUVER —Brillsh Col-
umbia’s flood picture brightened
today following week-end re-
ports of a drop in the Fraser
river and in the headwaters of
the mighty Columbla,-

spot with a number of low-lying
waterfreui dwellings and busi-
ness premises Inundated by the
swollen Col. a .lver, .
However, weary dike patrols in
the Trail area were cheered by
reports that the Columbia shad
dropped almost four inches Sun-
day upriver at Revelstoke, B.C.,
about 140 miles to the north, A
similar drop was reported at
Revelstoke ‘Saturday, .

Asix-inch rise Sunday brought

R EGINA (The blind throug. the Columbla'level at Trail.close |

to the 41-foot mark, four feet
below the danger level and well
short of the peak level of the
disastrous 1948 floods,

 

point settlement pact that tn-

been slened by union and man-
agement renresentatives,
—Negotlating commiltce of In-
ternational Woodworkers of Am-
erica, CIO, and Forest Industrial
| Relations, representing 178 lum-
ber operstors, signed the new
1054-55 contract after changes
in contract : terminology had
been worked-out, . .

' + Settlement was approved June
'18 fy a 74 per cent majority of
-IWA members.

| ‘The agreement gives the IWA
‘no wage Increase: but grants 4
number. of tmportant fringe
benefits. © 6 ,

 

provision to cover all new em-
jployees after 30 days service,
three additional statutory holl-
days for a total of six, and a new
seniority retention clause.

RUPERT SIGNS

* Cohimerelal Advértising
and Decorating
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costs involved jy ‘lea
pamphlet “United Nat
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the province, \
Tho publication. yas 4:
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eral supporters: who wi
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