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LOS ANGELES , only . my 0, two before Pam. Rice. 49. mystery writer who; Md seen old 5” -road change turned out 23 books during her in, ,-rm, tie had puned H on m.,troubled career. was found dead. er his head and siialloiited it.l"l "" 393-'1m9'" w9d1l?5d3Yl Little iiir. snaite was leating his main. An autopsy Thursday said! behind. lthere was no indication of foul- "I donil see vthy Old Sir. Thad 9133” I should swallow his old suit andi The coroner's office first listedi you not svi allovt yours." said Pet- , the death as "possible homicide er. "is there any good reason A possible natural." But Dr. any you should or shouldn't." ,Fl'9dErlfk Newbarr said .-me: an ”0l wurse there": a reason. .'llll-OPEN Thursday 51385 Rive had a tery good reason". hissed l.it- 59911 drinking h98Vll)' ills! bell??? tle Mr. Green Snake. "l dun'tihEI' Wilh- have to swallow mine, and so 1 Eight years ago she was com-I mm L mitted to Camarilio state has- ”Do you mean that Old Xlr lpital for treatment of chronic al-t Toad has to swallow his?” asked ctiholism. i Peter. i Her best

A reason alirays lies behind. -Old Mather Natisre.

Peter Rabbit and Mrs. Peter had been watching little Mr. Green Snake change his clothes. He had crawled out of his old suit. turning it inside out as he did so. Now the old suit was lying there in a bramble-tangle right In front of Peter and Mrs. Peter.

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known works include.

it off. and what else could he. hate done with it but stuff it inl his iitntith to get it out of the vta). Then of course he had to, sttalltiu it."

"But you didnil svtallovt ttiut's." replied Peter.

vtay (lid Nlr. Toad piillt-tl lizsl

Snake "Why fI'tfIfl.f mil” ' asked Pettit

”Htit i didn't pull mine it” the 000,000 were in 510.-ks,

avlag Vonderful Crime. The Lucky Stilt, Trial by Fury and The Sunday Pigeon Murders. She also wrote several screen playsp

Miss Rice. a native of Chicago. was married five times.

Investments Enter Canada

OTTAWA tCPl - The flow of foreign e apital into Canada reached an all-time high in the first half of 1957 as overseas in- vetitors staged unprecedented de- mands for Canadian stocks.

In the sale of new and old stocks and bonds. total net in- ports ot capital swelled to 3553.- 000.tX)0 from S306.000.000 in the first six months of 1956. the hu- reau of statistics reported Thurs-

av

About one - quarter of this total came from overseas sources, chiefly the United Kingdom.

Net sales of securities to the, UK. totalled S72.300,000 in the half - tear -- almost as great as; the S86.8tl0.000 for the full year of I956 Of the 372.300.0110 sales, 869.-

tPage 12 The Guardian Sat. August 31. 1957

51'. ANDREWS C.W.I..

The August meeting of the sub- division of the Catlniic Women's League was held in the parish hall on August 18th. with a fair attendance. The uf9Sld9Ili Mrs. James A. MacDonald. presided and Rev. George Mccorntc open- ed the meeting with the League Prayer.

The minutes of the June meet- ing were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treas- lu'El"l report was read by the treasurer, Mrs. Harold McDonald.

Mrs. Clarence Murphy kindly of- fered to look after the canteen for August and September. A report was read on the balance sheet of the provincial council. Cherry Hill and Canavoy are asked to clean the church for August. it was moved and sec- onded that S5. be donated for the senior and S5. for the junior ca- techetical exams.

The meeting closed with pray- er.

curitiea. The export, amounting

in those six months. Canada,

to S2l.700.000. resulted mainly

"" H l'P"”'l?d 1””? 317- ("Mil i had a net export of capital to that front repurchase: of outstanding iUnited States in trade of old se- Canadian bonds.

The little Snake .stai'rd at-it, gliard at Peter. "Of all the ltmlislii ,qiiestitin lite ever hcard. tiia: is ltlie lllttsi lmtIi.xlt.” he TTiwxFfT ”Wlizii iwiild I pull my old suit oil uitli""

Pelt-i' ltmked as if he tell tort

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f'lIal- we have no quarrel with South's two had. It smite: us as Just right. In fact. we might get a little cantankerous with any partner who opened with less than a game force.

Nor do we see anything wrong with the three hsart hid. since the lorcing two bid carries through until game is reached. After all, if partner now btd four clubs or

ally, South gave up the two clubs and two diamonds he had to loss and went down one.

Of course. South should have made the hand. After taking the ace of diamonds he cashes the ace of spades and leads a low trump. This guarantees him an entry to dummy to take advan- tage of the K-Q of spades.

True. Smith loses a trump trick

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I . llmhk 0'" Mimi"! 'l3 0' Pll'1' two tricks in exchange. sounds I9 9Vi3l0n Programme aer's Milt. like a pretty good business propo- scheduie WC 68!! "link 01 I OOTIIIIMIH sltlon. Two for the price of one.

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