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TORONTO (CP) ._ Directors of Canadian Oil Companies Ltd. unanimously repocted the tilt.- ooo offer made for the com- pany by Shell Oil interests.

V The Shell offer had a value of about 889 a share. and a let- ter to shareholders

appraisals made by the com- pany's management. supported by independent consultants. in- dicate that the asset value of the company. applicable to common shares. is considerably in excess of 339 a share. The letter adds:

view. the management and di- rectors are conscious of the pos- siblities of continued growth

TV. CALLS NITE or l)‘.\Y Day i-3537 Nita 4-isos-4-us: VAII/S RADIH & TV gm Kent St. Cl"“"

--H development of the com- pany. particularly in the light f the large capital expendi- tures made over the last few and the opportunities available to the company be- cause of its unique position in the industry.

CKCW-TV * 355 p.m.——Siailon Sign No

“to p_m_.—Tas Zone

4.31 p.m.—-Caravan

5.3n p.m.—Hucl:leberry Hound ‘Ion p.m.—Cs|l To The Post 5,, p_m_--Television News

30 .m.—Scsn

:35 :.m.--Television Wuillif 6.40 p_m.-Hazard

6.45 p.m.-Television Sport: 7_r\() p,m.—Robin Hood

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“Canadian Oil Companies has been for many years. and is now. a Canadian - controlled company. It is today the only

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tegrated oil company left in Canada. I think that it is gen- erally recognized that Canadian Oil is a well-managed. progres- sive company that has had. and

of the Canadian economy.

‘‘It is the feeling of your di- rectors that the concept of Ca- nadian ownership. which over the years had been one of the

th ‘ oi the shareholders.‘

' JNTEREST EXPRESSED L The letter adds that since the

"From an operating point of b

Refuse Offer From Shell

prime factors in the philosophy and progress of your compan

should not now be extinguished by a sale to other interests on the basis of .an offer which is not clearly in a best interests

Shell offer was received, “there have been many expressions of interest in the company on the part of other oompanies which have yet to be considered and accessed."

The offer was made July 21

ed subsidiary to Shell Oil ‘Com- pany of Canada Ltd., Canadian operating arm of the world-wide Royal Dutch Shell group.

Following Wednesday’: meet- ing of directors Mr. Rea gave the first announcement of the decision to about 300 employees of the company's head office lunch room. who greeted it with cheers. The announcement also went by telephone hook-up to about another 600 employees in Moncton. Montreal. Sarnia, Winnipeg and Calgary.

The largest single share- holder in Canadian Oil is Power Corporation of Canada Ltd.. Montreal. which owns about a quarter of the 82.618370 issued

can continue to have, an im-._ portant part in the development 3

common shares.

‘ On the Toronto Stock Ex- ‘change Wednesday Canadian ‘.011 shares closed at $36 a share, ldown $1.12‘/E on the day. com- lpared with a high for the year $37.25 and a low of $24.25.

Po ..Quebec, Ontario and New York P it will and Saturday with a C I mock General Assembly sea- sion. at which students “repre- ' nting Russia" will present a Ex resolution in favor of nuclear pe _ |dlsarmainent. , I MONTREAL (CF)-—'l'he D0l>-! snamn suns ASYLUM ulation explosion won't blowi mankind off the planet. Dr. H. PRESTON England lAPi-- . Truemsn. secretary of the A Run-inn Iceman sousht no Canadian Freedom from nun. litieal asylum in ‘Britain Thurs- ger Campaign, said he“, day after walking ashore from Speaking at a student United his ship. The seamen, Freda Nations seniinar at Macdonald Alouevitch Ell-m. 21-your-old College. he said he cannot agree Bfeflsel‘ on the Rllfllllfl shit! with the widely held view that Jarensk. save himself up to no- the world is going to become lice. The home office now is disastrously overcrowded. ¢°flSldel’lnS 131118111’! request- “Since humanity has shown that it has the collective intelli- GENERAL FLEES gence to save itself from di- PORT Au PRINCE, Ham selalaet.) ittisinot likely that it (Ap) _ B,.1g__Gen_ Jeamnene ‘” ° “Pd °'*°“Eh to multi- Boucicaut. is. chief of staff of

ply itself out of existence." he Hamvs "med force. for me "'d' last 11 months. has taken asy-

For many nations the critical lum in the Venezuelan em- problem in the next 25 years bassy. President Francois Du- would be to strike a balance he- 'valier named him chief of staff tween food production and fam- Sept. 6, 1961, in a shakeup of ll)’ production. . ‘ the armed forces of this Negro

The week-long seminar is be— republic after the government ing attended by 140 high school reported smashing of a plot to students from New Brunswick. assassinate Duvaiier.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

You are South, neither side vulnerable. The bidding has been:

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I76 Kent St. «Opp. Eatnn'a) Open 8:30 a.m.-9 p.ni.

North East south West 1 9 Pass 1 ’ Pass 2 6 Pass . What would you now bid with each of the following four hands?

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6:46 p.m.-CFCY TV News and Weather

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:45 p.m.—TIA

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0.00 p.m.-Front Row Center l:30 p.m.—Discovery

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soon Commonwealth Tuck '-

4. QAK873 972 -QK85 {A93 1. Three diamonds. Whether in game can be made is uncer- ‘tain at this point. and all we can do is encourage partner to

39“ p-m--Bueball Game of the bids gain if he has values be- W ek

:yond those already indicated. ‘-The rule that an opening bid facing an opening bid makes a game is applied indirectly.

Although partner h as opening bid. our values fall a little short of_on_e_. The two _dia mond bid (a slgnoft) warns us that North may have absolutely ‘minimum values t which case ithere is no game). but since he 3 points ; more than a bare minimum. we make allowance for that possi-

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bility by inviting him to show belated spade support. or else bid three notrump.

we have to bid again. despite partner's minimum re id. and e only question is w ether to bid two or three notrump. A two notrump bid would not be forcing and could be passed. The risk of a pass should not be run when we have a sound opening bid opposite an open- ing bid and a clear-cut place to play a game contract. The queen of diamonds. particularly has more than ordinary value facing a suit that was bid twice. ‘ 3. Pass. It is hardly possible ‘for game to be made with this

problem is to decide on the best part-score contract. Two dia- monds look to be as good a spot

an as any.

It would be wrong to rebid the shabby spade suit.. and» it would be equally wrong to bid three clubs. This step up the ladder would compel North to bid again in a hand where game chances are remote.

4. Three clubs. This unusual bid is the best call available. Three-card suits are rarely bid,

On Radio Today

but circumstances sometimes force such irregular bids. The

CIA IADIO FRIDAY

7.00—News Sports and Inland and Marina Weather Outlook

I:l5——Braslcfssi Music

B:00—Naws and inland Vvuthgr

8:l5-Mai Sports

8:21--Breakfast Music

9:00-—A.M. Chronicle

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10 I5-—The Artists

l0.30—Women’s Commentator

ll.45-—Siring Along With Ricky l2:00—Jsmboree Junction l2:l5—-Earl Mitten and the Valley Rhythm Boys

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point is that there is no better bid to make

We have a game-going hand, but can't be sure whether the best contract is three notrump. _four spades or five diamonds. ‘Partner must be consulted in jthe matter. A jump to four dia- ‘monds could be considered. but this might result in by-passing the best contract of three in 0- trump. The three club bid (forcing) has the advantage of ‘keeping all avenues to g a m e ~ open.

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