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began in 1950, the card will carry the messag?
including non-Christian areas.
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Americans Urging Britain Supply
Jordan With Tanks To Meet Threat

LONDON (CP)—American. officials are reported urging that Britain
supply Jordan with. powerful 52-ton Centurion tanks to meet a request from that
‘Middle East kingdom for heavy tanks and small arms,

 

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prefers to limit its military. help
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The informants said that Brit-
ain, which has supplied Jordan
with. tanks in the past, probably
‘will agree ‘to sell or give several
Ceriturions. —

SYRIANS GO NORTH

‘King Hussein of Jordan was
said to have made -the request
for tanks several weeks ago, be-
ford a clique of pro-Soviet offi-
cers took control in Syria. Pre-
viously he had accused Syria and
Egypt of plotting to over-throw
him, .Reuters news agency re-
ported meanwhile from Lebanon
that a three-man Syrian mission
has left for Moscow to draw up
detailed arrangements on Sovict
aid.

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scale Mount Eisénhower in Banff
National Park as part of an “in-
ternational goodwill . gesture’
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new industries, including a
chemical plant, are among de-,
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Russia is to grant Syria long-
term credits at 2% per cent in-
terest.

_ The Syrian cabinet was under-
stood to have discussed, among
other things, the situation aris-
ing out of .reported plans for a
meeting of King Feisal of Iraq
and King Hussein in Lebanon.

_| HENDERSON DISCUSSED»

The cabinet meeting, attended
by President Shukri el Kuwatly
and Maj.-Gen. Afif Bizri, newly
appointed army. chief of staff,

cussed the _ possible

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tries of Loy Henderson, US.
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minister Salah Bitar said no [for-
mal invitation would be extend-
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but that “Syria’s door is open to;
any sincere fact-finding visitor.
From Paris Reuters reported
that units of the U.S. 6th Fleet,
due back in French Riviera ports
early today from Mediterranean
exercises, have been given “new

US. Cutting
Foreign Aid

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Eisenhower administration is
making a world-wide survey in
an effort to cut the costs of for-
cign aid operations: Nixon. said
on a television broadcast he
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‘speculating that the  blacked-
out movement of- two Soviet

warships through the Straits of
Gibraltar might herald a Red
‘Fleet.being sent to the east
Mediterranean to impress the
Arab states,

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repercus- |
sions of the current visit to Tur-;

contracts with foreign owners to
build 36 ocean vessels worth
about $150,000,000 by the end of
1962, the official news agency
Tanjug said Monday. They will
be for owners in. the. United
States, Britain, Panama, Liberia,
Norway, Sweden and other
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Tube Company

; LONDON (—John Dale, Brit-
ain’s leading manufacturer of
collapsible tube containers, is
discussing plans to finance the
acquisition of a Toronto com-
pany, Modern Containers.

British government approval
has been obtained for an issue of

ordinary shares, and details are

expected to-be Known in two or
three weeks. The British com-
pany already has a Canadian

subsidiary, John Dale Canada
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ROME (Reuters) — A three-
day worldsrally in Rome of the
Young Christian Workers Move-
ment ended Monday night with
folk dances in the floodlit: ruins
of the Roman forum!’ Pope Pius
Sunday addressed 30,000 young
Catholic workers who had come
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Over ICBM —

.\ VICTORIA © Defence
Pearkes said he saw
“no cause for alarm” in the an-

Fnouncement by the Soviet news

agency Tass “that the Russians
have successfully tested an in-
tercontinental’ ballistics missile.
“I know that the ' Russians
have been working on the ICBM
for some time now.” Mr. Pearkes
said from his home.

“Such a missile Is, we know,
scientifically practical. I don’t
believe Russia js any farther
ahead than the western powers.”
The minister said the western
world “will have to pattern our
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vent Russla or anyone else from

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With regards to the Russian
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in. rocket research,

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Pipeline
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Formed

CALGARY (@—Formation of

1,300 miles from Alberta to

northern California was an-
nounced Tuesday.
Alberta and Southern Gas

Company Limited is the com-
pany. Seyen’ Canadians and six
Californians were named to its
board of directors.
The company will
surplus Canadian gas for. a
$330,000.000 transmission line
announced jointly in July by
Canadian Bechtel Limited, To-

purchase

tric Company, San Francisco.

The pipeline, with an initial
daily capacity of 400,000, 000 cubic
feet of gas is scheduled to begin
operations late in 1960, Construc-
tion is to start as soon as gov-
ernment clearance jis given in
Alberta. Ottawa and the United
States.
THROUGH CROWSNEST

The line will follow a route
west from Calgary, cross the
Rockies at Crowsnest

ern states and end near the San
Francisco Bay area.

was elected chairman of the
board and S.N. Blair of Toron-
to vice-chairman, J. K. Horton
of San Francisco was named

fhieer,

Other members of the board:
Ross MacKimmie, J, E. A. Mac-
Leod, C, O. Nickle, and R: L,
Winton, all of Calgary; H. R.
Milner and D. K. Yorath of Ed-
monton and P, EB, Beckman. R. H.
Gerdes, J. S. Moulton and N. R.
Sutherland, all. of San Francisco.

Black fs chalrman of the
boned of Pacific Gas, the firm
which will distribute the Cana-
dian gas through Its system in
northern Caliornia, Mr, Blaly 1s
president of Canadian Bechtel,
which will assist in design en-

gineering. and construction of
the pipeline,
Mr. Horton, 41, was formerly

vice- president of Pactfic Gas,

He will move to Calgary.

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dorm, socretary-general of the
Christian Democratic party in
Venesuela, has been under ar-
rest since Aug. 21, Venezuclan
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Caldera had been expected to be
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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

  

Mr. Muzzy Sends Down Champion; -
More By luck Than Actual Playing Skill

When the queen of spades was led and Mr. Cham-

pion s

suw the dummy, he was bitterly disappointed to

discover Mrs. Keen had as many as three cards in both

Not that there

was anything wrong with

her bidding, but why couldn’t he be lucky enough to
‘find a doubléton club or spade on the board?

However, the situation was not
entirely hopeless, It was reméte,
perhaps, but some kind of a
squeeze might be developed for
12 tricks. For example, one of
the ‘defenders might hold his
side's only stoppers In both clubs |.
and diamonds, As you see, the
cards were so distributed.

To set up the squeeze position,

‘Mr. Champion planned to con-
cede the first trick. He could:
then win the expected spade
continuation and cash all of his
and the other high
spade. That would get everybody
down: to four cards. Dummy:
would have four diamonds to the
ace-jack. Mr. Champion would
have a diamond and his original
three: clubs.
On the lead of the last trump
at trick nine, Mr. Abel ‘would!
have to play 7 card from a hold- !
ing-of the king and queen of
-dlamonds and qucen, jack, 10 of |
clubs. Any discard he ‘chose
would give Mr. Champion the
rest of the tricks.

‘A c.very fine plan—except
that Mr. Muzzy fouled the
whole thing up hy shifling to
a diamond when he was per-
mitted to hold the first trick.
This knocked out a vital en-
try. to the board and ruined
the chance for a squeeze.

Mr. Champion went down one.
He shook his head sadly. “You
make. about one good’ play a year
Muzzy,” he remarked. “Why cdo
you always have to make it
against me?”

“Tl tell you why I shifted to
a diamond,” said Mr. Muzzy. “On
the first trick Abel played a high
‘spade, the eight spot. I knew
that was a signal asking for a,
shift to.the higher of the other
two plain suits.”

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