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CCF Urge Trade With Red China

OTTAWA (CP)-CCF members Thu;-sday urged the federal gov- ernment to establish formal trade relations with Communist Chin and renewed their plea for Cana- dian recognition of the Pelplng re- gime. .

They told the Commons during , wide . ranging debate on the spending estimates of Trade Min- ister Howe that Canada cannot af- ford to ignore a potential mlrkel of people.

H.W. Herridge. Kootenay WES?- and Colin Cameron. Naniamo said there are reliable reports that Canadian companies now are trad- lng with Red china through sub sidiaries in other countries.

Mr. Hcrridge said be under- atantls that Massey-Harris-Fcrgu- son Ltd. is exporting machinery to Red China from its iaL't0F1CS in the United Kingdvm "mi llesi Germany g

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Early Opening Of St. Lawrence

01--yAii,',x lL'Pl e A Maritimer protested Thursday night in the Commons that public money is be- ing used to subsidize earlier open- ing of the St. Lawrence River each spring tn the detriment 'of the ports of Halifax and Saint John. NB.

Thomas Boll tPC--SI -lolin-Ai bertl said the two Maritime ports have only winter business now and the transport department's acqui- rition of three new lcebrakers for

work in the St. Lawrence would make their position even more difficult.

Transport Minister Marler said the icebrakers will be used to am- eliorate flooding below Montreal in the spring and not to open Mon- treal to shipping before common sense dictates.

The department also had re- ceived requests for lcebrakers in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and along the New Brunswick east coast where important resources devel- opments were taking place. I

Marijuana Police Raid Brings 23 Murder Sentences

'PlETERMARITZBURG. South Africa tReutersl-Twenty-three of 26 Africans charged with murder: lng five policemen during a raldl on an African tribal area Feb. 2 were sentenced to death Thurs-

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spear-wielding tribesmen when au- thorities staged a raid in the Bergville district of Natal to wipe out stocks of Dagga. locally culti- vated marijuana.

More than nine tons were recov- ered in the qaeralion. police said.

Spectators packed the court- room as the 103 - page judgment was read. it was translated into Afrikaans line by line.

Police said that dagga was cul- tivated in the area "on a large Icale."

Councel for the 23 men found guilty said he will appeal.

Hitch Hiker Gets Two Years For Revolver Counts

QUEBEC lCPl - Bernard Mal- tais. an 18-year-old laborer from Cainpbellton. N.B.. Thursday was sentenced to two years in pool- tentiary for possessing a revolver without a permit: six months for pointing a firearm at a motorist. and two years for having it stolen revolver in his possession.

The sentences. imposed by ses- sions of the peace court Judge Achille Pettigrew. are to run can- currently.

Maltais was arrested July 20 at nearby Lauzon after he pointed a revolver at Urbain Lachance. a motorist who had given him a ride on the highway.

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Happy Jack Squirrel had been

swimming for his life. He ll8d been afloat on an old log far out on the flooded Green Meadows. When the lug began to drift to- ward the Big River lie had known that he would have to swim if he hoped to reach the shore. Now Happy Jack is at home in the treetops and nut in the water He wasn't it good swimmer. it took him a long, long time to get to the shore and he was very. very tired. Several times he had felt sure he couldn't get to the shore. When at last he dragged him- self out of the water he was :- sorry-looking sight.

Of course Happy Jack has wet to the skin. for he didnt have a waterproof coat such as Billy .Mink and Little tloe Otter and Jerry Muskrat have. His tail, which usually is so bmad and fluffy and handsome, was any- thing but that now. It didn't look much bigger than the tail of Rob- ber the Rat. You should never have guessed that it could ever again be the handsome tail that HAPPY Jack had been so proud of

For a few minutes Happy Jack just lay on the ground where he had crawled out of the water. At first he was too tired. too used' up. to even try to shake the water out of his coat. When he bed rest- ed a little. he look to his feet and shook himself. Then he mov- ed over to the foot of II tree and slowly climbed it Could you have secn him climbing that tree, you would have known how very tired he must be. You know. usiial- ly he runs up a tree. This time. he just crawled up. lie found al

WASHINGTON VAPI The United States has prnposedl creation of an international author- ity to run the Suez Canal with com- plete control over its use. fees. finances and development.

The proposal is set forth in a memorandum sent to countries which will attend the Suez crisis conference in London next week. The document states the prin- iples which the U5. hopes will be lranslated into Ii new treaty guar- anteeing fo r e v e r international control of the strategic waterway.

it almost certainly will come up for discussion Sunday at a White House conference to which congressional leaders of both parties have been invited in an obvious effort to atain bipqtisan backing for the American posi-

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MEET AT WHITE HOUSE

state Secretary Dulles origin- ally invited the con easlonal leaders to meet with lni. but late Thurlday the White Home an- nounced that President Eisen- hower had "decided it was ap- propriate to have the meeting at the White House", Eisenhower will all la. So will Vice-President Nixon and Admiral Arthur W. Redford. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff.

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this should be substantially more than the 310,000,000 or less which Egypt has realized annually from the canal in recent years.

4. The Universal Suez (Ian.-9 Co.. owner and operator of the canal whose property ElZyPt'a Presldcn Nasser nationalized two week: ago. should receive fair ompensatton for its assets. This implies acceptance of the right of Egypt to nationalize the canal properties within its territory: it also implies that iron - clad arrangements should be made for ensuring the compensation Nas- aer has promised.

5. if Egypt and the company should disagree on such matters as compensation. the issue should he submitted in arbitration by a

When iiulta break favorably. or finesse: work like a cliann. any- one. an the expression goes, can play the pants off a hand. The test of skill in the play is the ability to overcome the periodic bad breaks the declarer is heir to. It is best to approach the play of each hand on the basis that the worrt may happen. and lay plans accordingly.

Take. for in nee. today"; hand. There appear be two clubs. in diamond and a spade to be lost. I is uniurliy that the clubs break 4-l. instead of the more orthodox 3-1. Yet, the declarer has it in his power to limit himself to one club loser, and there it nothing the de- fenders can dolbont it. Further- more. declarer H supposed to ac-

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the spade and diamond loserll there to danger of two club losers.

play if the clubs are assumed to be split 3-2. Attention. instead. is given to the possibility that the outstanding clubs are divided 4-l. Special preparations must be made to combat this possialllty.

The first mp is to talie the ace-klng of spades and play ii third round. The situation then is that the defenders are out of trumps and that North and South lack a ades and diamonds.

In t e actual hlld. East will the spade and play! the queen of clubs. Smith permits him to win it. thereby assuring the contract.

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