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MONTREAL STUDIES “WIOLESALE MARKET

MONTREAL. Feb. 4 - (C?) — A proposal to construct a $15,000.- 600 privaiely-Iinaitced wholesale merchandise tnarket, ‘pending for nearly twu years, still provzdes a live subject in city hiill circles and strong city council approval is indicated.

The market would provide a central display-room establishment

where wholesalers in household appliances. building materials, articles of decoration and other goods would carry on business

with retailers in spacious show- rooms.

Mayor Caniillien liuiide in a radio broadcast said that in ask- ing for use of a city-owned site in central Montreal, the private group financing the project under- takes to sci up an enterprise bringing in .111 (‘Slilllfllllil $500,000 annually tn the L‘ll_\' in iaxes.

Construction plans call for a l2-storey building with a floor nrca of more than 1.000.000 square feet. Except for administration offices and some concession XLCTIIJIIS, most nf the space would be reserved for show-rooms. There would also be rooms for fashion displays and transient exhibitions.

The show rooms would be rented on long-term leases. Capital required for construction would be guaranteed “hy an assured revenue of semi-permanent character.” the mrrvor said.

A. G, Dugal. executive of a large department store, said in an interview that ﬁmany industries have left Montreal because we have no merchandising market; Toronto is way ahead of its."

Those behind tile project, whzch must be approved hy city council, recently sent a representative and architect to New York and Boston to study merchandising markets and methods there.

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About 340.000 square miles of forests. which cover approximately one-third of the total land area of Canada, are ronsitierctl pfOdLlClil/C‘ but not at present accessible.

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West opened the club ten. and deelarer, figuring that he might as well try the ﬁnesse, put in dummvs jack. East covered, and South won with the king.

Four rounds of trumps were now drawn, dummy discarding both hearts. Declarer then led and passed a diamond. West had not been so obligtng as to “split his honor", and therefore, alter East woii with the blank queen, the diamond suit was still a long way from establishment. Too long s i iray, as it happened! East saw the iurgcnt necessity to get the club ace out of dummy, so that it could not serve as an entry when. it was needed, and therefore return- ed a club. This sound defensive l play broke the contract. The lines i of communication between the closed hand and dummy we're now too tenuous. and eventually south had to concede defeat,

The play of the club Jack at the first trick was a costly maneuver! ‘South should have fox-seen the possible need‘ -to pass one dia- mond into the East hand, and therefore he should have made it unpleasant for East to return n. club. If South had kept the ace~ jack of clubs in dummy, winning the first trick with the king, then ‘drew trumps, discarding dummy's i

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