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Biography Released

Of Premier Bennett |

By STEPHEN SCOTT ._ longer than any other British VANCOUVER (CP) — A bio-j Columbian, was released here. aphy of William Andrew Cecil] The book, written by Paddy

Bennett, fiery, controversial pol-|Sherman, former legislative re itician extraordinary who has!|porter and ‘now editor-in-chief @at in the. premiers chair/of Vancouvers: morning news- | paper, The Province, seems to) jassure. Mr. Bennett a niche in|

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in Sci at Craditer whe has |The Guardian; Cadman Tues., May 8, 1988. 11 en premier since 1952 was rare is Z

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luncheon at which the book was launched. tothe -WASHINGTON (AP)— The |telegraph, television, facsimile telephone,

Sherman sticks to fact, only lightly sprinkling his 305-pages with-opinion;——~

He says he — leaves it bef readers. to. form their own con- Communications Satellite ‘Corp. icomphunications clusion of the man whose deeas | (Comsat) has asked the /.S. fed- and data transmission and leanings have ‘‘produced a eral communications commis-/HAVE MANY CHANNELS man half myth, half mongtét, sion to approve the! ‘Each satellite will have a ca. al! politician and wholly in- purchase of six advanced satel- pacity for about 1,200 two-way triguing.’* lites—for-a-—-global commercial |voice channels or four -teleyi- | SAI” ENIGMATIC ‘communications system. ‘sion channels, compared with

But it variously desdribed Mr in Bennett as highly emotional; highly-publicized, little known,

go into operation in 1968. or single two-way TV channel Comsat has negotiated with of the rang Sigh lage ettiadg sae |TRW Inc, Redondo Beach,|in operation over the Atlantic. — sik . dismayed by Maur, former 'calif., to build the six apace.| They are eo me Jaunchied frags Conservative and an anti-social Caft and two engineering ‘mod- |Cape nee, a ann yeti’ jist whose government has intro- ¢!8 and a prototype or test craft tionary, or Bits 22.30) miles duced more socialist measures [9r @ base price of $31,985,000, above the equator Comsat than aie 4a? Cama aa) Acting as menager of the sys-\plans to He has tackled industry ana item for the 48-nation interna-|global coverage, labor alike. One year he lashed tional telecommunications sat-jothers in senerye. a : out at Quebec and the next ellite consortium, which will) PARIS (Reuters , inisters loaned the province $10,000,000, Own and operate the space- of the seven-nalion European saying |one’s heart is where his craft, Comsat will take delivery Launcher Development Orzant- money’ is. ‘ of the’ first of the new satellites |zation (ELDO) have agreed on “Few premiers, / including 21. months from the effective the need for sweeping changes those of Quebec, have put such date of the contract. Canada is|in their space venture aimed at a strain on the bonds of Con-|one of the member countries |putting-..a telecommunications federation while all the time in- jand already has _ a sending AAA? in orbit ‘by 1970. sisting he would be a Caffadian ‘and receiving station a i page rest of* the country |Village, N.S. : final day of. their three-day con- -| >The new spacecraft. will be ference to meet again early in Seria. gives three ,mnaor |capable of handling all types°of June. nnett is a ilder, a 2 single-minded man who- thinks RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT |big, and. is’ lucky. .Defects| - |ranged from inordinate boast jfulness to an. overbearing loy- ialty to those who had. once! served him.

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: ‘THE HAIRY FROG The book tells of Mr. Ben-| OF THE CAMEROONS nett’s” first faltering steps into! Politics, his eventual election in 1941 as- member of the legis. | lature for South Okanagan, nue failure in an attempt to enter! . federal politics, his switch from nservative te oalitionist to Credit. : i

nett’s ‘scheming and plotting | throughout his early political years but :at the same time gives an intriguing glimpse be- | hind the scenes of B.C.'s pol. | itical life since the inning of | the Second World War.

What opinions there are, hit . hard. At one stage Sherman Says Mr. Bennett is a man “‘to whom politicis ie war, and one who considers almost any

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A Cryptogram Quotation

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| '. 11,55—Agriculture ‘66 East dealer. spades Sid declarer tolows iow S.LA LD. IFU £6.L. AUN WU VtLpD OZ HN: 12.00—Weather ti Neither side vulnerable. from dummy. East’s play at| OTU $8 ORLC DHZMTML ORL VUUA ee ace cony une sa ejthis point is crucial, and the ! : | a ‘question’ of whether he under-| UK IFF NZLIOTUSB.--OZLMISTUS \ | stands the Rule of Eleven and , IR Need POCO |. SaEse / [iatai metmee temma'tsay |, Trees Somer eeair ica wis Haren 1 1 ' ° “til Pay Day i] ; &KJ1098 |ply it, Getermings ‘the fate of the : (© 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) Try Atlantic's 1 Ww cr ‘ o rere | Let's suppose he plays the ’ x ; js ” 4 nt os jack, as most players would. In’ "Thrifty Fifty y Kiogs4 {hat case declarer makes the OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ; | @1762 @K 10984 (Gcntract, losing two spades and |: $50.00 cost only 28¢ per week | h Q62 anton ‘a club. South never loses a dia- eyed ‘ ATLANTIC 65 jmond because. he is able to dis- AFTER LGONWHAT BUGS MEL? ALL @ 23107642 }card one on the ‘clubs after hav- ; INTO FULL~4) 16 [T'S PARTLY|{ THIS FINANCE CORP. o53 ; jing taken a.finesse against the | [YOU SHOULD HAVE ; GCME PRODUCTION J TRUE! THEM MYSTERY 160 Kent St. Dial 2-2445 $53 queen. | [SEEN THERE, BOYS!) | 1) PRESENT YoU /6POOKS ATHIS/ [16 WHAT “st Now let's go back to East's! JtHOSE MONSTER Cn canciesy [/uauce cLaim / [GALLS ME! The bidding: iPlay at trick one and have him | Dees ania eae MEANWHILE THE // HE HADLED | East South West North |apply the Rule of Eleven. Ac- | OTHER TO Get Ke DESIGN 15 TOPS// AWAY MORE | 1@ Pass 1@.. Dble cording to the Rule. (assuming) Jay tye Luge! fy SECRET! FISH THAN A | 2@ 3@ Pass 49 |that the seven was West's fourth | (I INOUSTRIAL SANE Se \best spade), East knows that ESPIONAGE, TRAWLER J

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' Here is a dramatic example the seven, West does not’ have of the Rule of Eleven in action. tg bea mind reader to realize

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