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MONTREAL CPl -- Rev. Mar- cel Dubois. of Ste. Anne-de-Beau- pre. 0,ue.. has been named to the Pontifical Academy of Liturgy. it was learned Wednesday.

The 36-year-old Redemptorist is the first French-Canadian to be- come a member of the academy. the highest authority in liturgy next to the Sacred Congregation of Rites. 4 '

A native of Montreal. Father Dubols was ordained in 1946. after studying at Alphonse's Seminary, Ste. Anne-de-Beaupre. Following

seminary until his departure for Europe in 1954 to pursue studies in liturgy and canon law.

During the course of his studies in Belgium, France, Rome. Egypt Palestine and Greece, Father Du- bots published three works on lit- urgy. The academy comprises 100 prelates and priests of different nationalities.

Quebec Steel Plant Is Proposed

QUEBEC (CF) - Vica-Presi- dent Herman M. Mawhinney. of the Steel Company of Canada said Tuesday there will someday be a heavy steel industry established on the Quebec St. Lawrence River shore.

Mr. Mawhinney told the Rotary Club there are already two plants making steel beams which will produce some 250.000 tons this year.

Bill To Ratify New Tax Treaty

OTTAWA (CF) e Finance Min- lstar Harris introduced in the Commons Wednesday a bill to ratify a new tax treaty between Canada and the United States.

The treaty, amending the 1943 Canada-U.S. convention for avoid- ance of double taxation. was signed here earlier Wednesday by Mr. Harris and Livingston Mer- chant. U.S. ambassador. The new treaty becomes effective at the start of 1957.

A major clause reduces to II Irom 95 per cent the percentage of share ownership entitling a U.S. parent company to the re- duced tax rate of five per cent on dividends from a Canadian subsidiary.

Purpose of this change is to en- courage 118. companies to give Canadian investors opportunities to purchase shares in their Cana- dian subsidiaries.

Tax Assessors Plan International Meeting This Month

AUGUSTA, Me. dian and American tax assessors will meet jointly in Fredericton. N.B.. this month.

The Maine Municipal Associa- tion announced Wednesday that the ninth annual Maine Tax As- sessors' School will be held in the Canadian city Aug. 27-31 in the first such international asaessors' training project.

Instructors will be drawn from both countries. Meetings in con- junction wil be the nth New Brunswick aassssors' school. Maine Governor Edmund S. Mus- lrio will address a joint dinner Aug. 10.

Printer Dies

”lYDN!:Y (cm - Wendell '.D. Hlludl Barton, 51. Sydney common printer. died here Wedneo

y. r- Manage and owner of Commen dal Printers Ltd. Mr. Barton was a native of Fredericton where be his printing career with . A e Mcmurray Printing Company. . He worked for a time with the tantra! Witness before return- g to Nova Scotia. He was am- &yod for several years tore- naa with the Windsor. N .. Tri-

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mar. lartoa came hero 1! years 'ago and wu on the advertising A staff of the Sydney Post - Record (Cape Breton Post). before form- iing Commercial Printers Ltd.

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CANBERRA .fh.euters(-Atomic weapons soon to be tested in Aus- tralia.wlll be comparatively small supply Minister Howard Beale said Tuesday. Decision to fire is deheuewillbotaheaonlyafter

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heca the suit. unsupported. is too weak to rebid. The final choice. two hearts. is unusual in the sense that there are only two trumps. but since the king is one of them. the hold- ing is virtually equivalent to three small trumps. There is nothing forcing. or even encouraging. to the two heart preference bid. 3 Five diamonds. This bid strong- ly encourages partner to contract for a slam. A raise to three dia- monds would represent a hand with a chance for game if North's open- ing .id is not a minimum a raise in four diamonds i the partnership to game even opposite a minimum; a raise to five dia- monds asks partner to bid a slam with proper suit controls. even though he has a minimum open- ing bid. There is a strong intim- ation that responder is lacking in spade control. 4. Four hearts. Just as in the preceding hand, and for similar reasons, a slam is being invited. but the outlook in thhis case is not represented as being so bright. The reason for this is that the hand was apparently not good enough to warrant a jump-shift three club hid. even though the heart fit existed. Also suggested is that the hand was presumably too good to bid three hearts over one heart. The messale being sent. therefore. is that responder has around 18 or 17 points, if North dlaplays interest in the slam by maktig a further move. six can be bid.

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I-lappy Jack Squirrel had been caught adrift on an old log in a eat flood that had covered the roast Meadows. When his ship be- gan to drift toward the Big River. Happy Jack left it to try to swim to shore. Happy Jack had never done any swimming. but he soon found as long as he kept his legs moving he kept afloat and moving toward shore. He had found out what all the folks in fur can do when they have to. All can swim as long is they keep their legs

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