15, 1945

5,- _________ .__ ...._._.. - ‘ THERE WILL BE p, Ielenkllll Ollbartoon . A 593W- "wncu TKE sro-rs" ui the ‘new m ‘agar-imp gum we“ BENIVOLENT IRISH ' ldom won Y loo -oards. In $QQ|5 as; Mud. however. the opening TY _HALL' “d 19¢ m sortie sensational tricks. FRIDAY, NQy_ B". ‘I AT . ' with dealer. 8 P M‘ '_~ rloiihjlfid‘ ““"°“""'-I (For members only) V. i ‘Q 8 2 - l‘ ' Q J o a f I‘ Q A K 9 I ..' _ _ . u} Q 3 v. 3 I1 N :ili‘o 5 s NATIVE wuss scuoumsinp pa ___ ‘i084 W E eon: PonTmxci-si :10 B 7 ‘ S 6K 19 :10?) - s.r. sue. leixlgealghi. n: p!’ A ma‘ vet h" bﬁen awarded a media} ,. mhmnwhll) by the district council .9 A K 1° 9 5 oi Temne Chiefs here. Sise w“ n, .9 " l‘ a ‘time Years a pupil oi the my, , git-Mi: Father wiim Iit the Roman oath; ;_ 1581M» ollc School at Lionsar, Sierra Leone, ‘out wqg North g“ gng h?" ltlﬂhdcd Bo Government 1 Q Pas: 3 Q Pan c °° ‘ 4 ‘g Pun 4 Q Pass m H‘; Pass Pass Pasi i FEMININE FINERY

gouths bidding was iiir too Iun- thNEW YORK -'I‘he muff, ute- mm bitious, and the slam contract was h e ‘Mei the bustle sash and plume quite unsound. but it had n. iort- gt are details oi dress which key uuate outcome. West. oogiteted for 1 9 Whole scene oi’ ieminlne rinei-y, along time wnen the bidding end- the type in which women are cit m, since he hadnt the remotest luring. Brccades, real all s, tat. idea oi what l0 lead. Had he led a ieta and velvet are buck again, A" diamond. declare: would have been these iind eager acceptance among g1 unless he Played the hand with the women oi all ages, The yum, Ihirvcyance as well as, skill. and delight in the taffeta and hm E i-wlub opening "would have made “d whpre I ‘h ° ""5 the slam quite impossible. 2o to 80 wife of»? a matron mom

Finally. however, West made the favor on lac 3 m“ “wk W“ IIIISL possible iead-_ the luck oi “me mt 1,9’ ‘m valve“ ‘ind l Ipadesi Declareihreéggriiied ghisbas g or ' |eiriget0n or e po a ou 1e [an and Joyiuliv ;iaycd dummy's iileen. East COVBPBCI with the king. ind South won with the ace.

After drawing fwo rounds oi trumps, ending in ‘the dummy, de- clArer led duinmy's eigiii oiispades. Met covered with the nine (it would not have helped him to play low), and South ivcn with the ten. When West dropped U16 seven oi spades, South saw his chance to make still another spot-card play liI spades. l-le crossed ta dummy with a dia- mond and led dummy‘e deuce oi Ipades. East played the three. and mum iinemd the four. ‘Phat held oi course, and declnrer then cashed ihe six oi spades, discarding dum- iny’s losing club. The unsound open- lng lead thus enabled decliirer to make his contract. with an over- trick.

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THE SPORTING CLUI

' TONIGHT In Aid Of L. P. U. IURIAL FUND Admission 30 Cents

Gallup Poll Of Canada

STRIKES KILLING EXPORT PROSPECTS FOREIGN TRADE NEEDED, SAY MAJORITY

Others Beating Canada To World Market! Public Thinks

By Canadian “tote o! Public Opinion

TORONTO. Nov. i2 - Canada needi expandine export ‘Pm m“ must sew it up now by getting goods into foreign markets before other!

settle in ahead oi us-this is the considered 01111110" 9! U18 M8101“? 0!

voters throughout this country. n

And Canada's chances at this needed world trade are beingresaifte; ously weakened by our current strikes, in the view oi an Etlilﬂrillsﬁm me majority oi adult Canadians. represented in Primer DWPOY °

latest Gallup poll. ems-eul- Interviewers oi the ‘Institute asked this accurate i

the public:

IHDE STRIKES CRIPPLING.;SEI2IOUSLY. cart/nuns amzvcrs 4r»; 1w,

. i I elidﬁhgnh/ eﬂi) VOTEPS $ﬂY__

YESSERIOUSLY- 63$ YES IVOTSERIOUSLY- 1/2

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omen. coutmriz _ L

“Taking a. long view, do you think Canada. really needs to start now to sell large quantities o! goods to other countries, or can this country get along without this foreign trade?"

Only seven per cent oi’ the total natIOnaI sample think we 35g get along without foreign markets:

Need to start now

Need market: but need not start now

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Voters in Ontario and the Prairie Provinces give stronger support than other areas to the view that we must promptly get established in foreign trade iiian does the general public. The extent oi serious public thinking on the leading economic issues in the Canadian situation today, is indicated by the response to a further question asked in the same poll:

"Do you think Canada's chancm o! getting in. equal opportunity [or this world trade are being seriously hindered by our present strikes?"

only 15 Der cent fall to express a positive opinion: Ye5. seriously hindering Yes. but not seriously

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No, not hindering Ur‘ "dd

Trade union members and their families have in recent polls strongly aiilrmed their conviction that current strikes are jusgigmr That labor is aware oi the implications oi current strikes is shown by the iact that 61 per Cent 0i’ the union labor members interviewed in this poll say that strikes are hindering our chances for export m"- kets. . The voters who said "Yes, seriously hindering" oi- "Yes, but not seriously" were then asked:

“In What Way?”

Predominantly, the reasons given relate to the paralysis or slow- diown oi’ production. Many reveal concern that other countries are "Bﬂtlnﬂ into the markets ahead oi us." Significant are the irequentiy- voiced comments about our iailure "to till the foreign orders that have already been placed."

Over and above anxiety concerning the financial loss. there is evi- dence oi concem about Canada losing her good reputation: "The worst in Canada's loss oi prestige." "We are not showing a good example hletwoen capital and labor." "We are losing the riiith oi other peo- p “t. ,

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Ohelmsionl. at a luncheon: "Mr.

lhiton (Chancellor oi the Ex- M, q

chequer) says when he looks st the helix-l NIIQE to children's

iinancial position he has n song ir. his heart I would like to tell him that when we ‘ook at our per-

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By Edwini

YOUR’ BREAKFAST GETTIN’ COLD-J was IT PHONED

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AWARD FOR WINNING THE.

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