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The Gnudian.’ Charlottetown
Q Thurs. Man, 14. 1963. 13 lightest In paleontolos'y and the color bar in colonial terri- .
‘ Navy Denies Red Fishermen
laround the provmce.
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HALIFAX iCPI -- A naval: I spokesman said here a state- ment that in a sudden out- lbreak of hostilities Communist
Could Take Over Moritimes clays third-
vasion to occupy the territory would require air cover and o t h e r military paraphernalia and would have to be made in
says his immediate problem is'dosed' to “get recognized." He {mds As colonial minister in 1950 be his youth is against him. created a storm on a visit
chance." he said cheerfully.iies When he walk“! out 0’
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cks up fossils .ln his travels tones. died Tuesday night.
‘ Dugdale. an oppposition Labor} In Winter he curls second on MP. collapsed Monday night
a rink in the Falcon Lake com-lwhile speaking in a debate in
munity centre. His father Adam lthe House of Commons and was
taken to hospital.
No shrinking Violet. Ban.» Cause of death was not die-
“People don't give you afto Britain‘s East African colon-
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fishermen could occupy the At-fthe fore of considerable army
Ihours is not valid
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‘ The statement was contained in an article by Terence Rob- tson in Weekend magazine.
The article said "Red traw- ‘ rs. fishing boats and submar- ines numbering 500 ignore all territorial limits. About 300 of these veSscls are constantly off the coasts of Labrador. Nova Scotia and Newfoundland."
“No department of national
ldefence authority would den
that in a sudden outbreak of hostilities the Communist 'fish- ermen' could oecupy the Atlan- tic provinces within e few hours."
The navy spokesman said "no
'department of national defence‘ '- ,. __,'aiitliority was given the oppor-
to comment on this state-
The spokesman said "an in-
.within a few and RCAF opposition in addi-
tion to that of the navy.
Chief Officer Eugen Sotsky and radioman Vladimir Korolevitch of the Soviet fish transport ship Korsakov said Monday there
factory ships from Baltlc’ports off the Canadian coast.
The two Russians were quoted as saying Soviet vessels f-ish only in international wa- to
The Russians said one com- pany controls all Soviet fishing vessels operating out of Baltic ports. They said the company operates about 30 trawlers. ieach carrying a crew of about
the head and say wait mm] youhonor because. he said. a color ' ‘b
The Chronicle - Herald says gr
.recognition is to have a one- man exhibit but "people in au-
thority in Winnipeg seem to feella now are about four Russian fish i,
ferred risk."
Dugdale. 57 - year - old former' ,ministcr of state for the colon-thin, to exploit and the They said the mmpany alsoiies and a lifelong opponent OI‘Afl'lOaIl iNegro) to serve. him."
"They‘re inclined to pat. you on‘a COCkiaiI party given In his
ow up,“ an was operating.
In Ke ya, he caused another furor when he took a Negro into Ian all-white bar and bought him
r'nk.
e says the best way to gain
on shnuid starve" first" Dugdale was private secre- 'starv.jng makes you a Dre_]tary for eight years to Earl
Iithen Clement). Atlee. leader of the Labor party which came to power after the Second World War. He entered politics in 941
Former British ’ co'onial When as colonial minister he s
, wa accused of violent preju- D‘|es In dice against white settlers in :Africa. he said he had met in
LONDON (Reuters) ,_ Imhnultfrica “the type of white settler lone reads about in books—who [believes God made Africa for
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ll Outspoken Canadian Artist T Keeps Eye Out For Market
By KEN CLARK WINNIPEG tCPl — An out» spoken young artist who says abstract art is a farce uses the
ihard sell to make money with
brush and pen.
“You've got to be a business- man these days." says 19-year- old Barry Burdeny. “Artists don‘t have to starve."
Tall. lanky and talkative. Barry began painting at six “when I got into my father's paints." and sold his first work at ll.
That year he made $300 in the summer selling water-color landscapes done on homemade
wooden plaques In motels and stores in rural Manitoba.
Landscapes are still his forte. All told the bespectacled youth has done 200 oil paintings and 150 pen-and-ink sketches.
H has a certain fondness for industrial sketches "because they sell so well" but hopes in time to reach the stage where he can avoid strictly commer- cial work because “I don’t want people to tell me how to paint."
H . ntl y sold eight sketches of the Poole-Pritchard oil company gas processing sta- tion in Manitoba to the firm for .320 apiece. The 52.000.000 plant is at Falcon Lake. a resort com-
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. SEEKS DOCTOR ETRAVELS wmi FATHER
CARTHAGE. Mo. (AP) —— Muggs. a' 15‘2-year-old half Boston terrier. has suffered
ufrom arthritis since his left W
shoulder was fractured by a
car about four years ago. But Muggs. pet of Mr. and rs. C T. Whitesel. knows
‘. what to.do about it.
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When the pains become se- vere. Muggs heads for the veterinary office 16 blocks away. He scratches at the door until someone lets him in. then heads straight for the operating table. There he gets his shot of cortisone.
Dr. E. L. Millenbruck. the veterinarian. says Muggs has
. n showing up about every three weeks for the last three years “When they miss him from home. they know where he is." Millcnbrimk said.
miniin 70 miles east. of Winni- Ipcz where Burdeny lives with his parents.
An only son. Barry accompan- ‘ies his father. a contractor, on ibuilding jobs through Manitoba. ypainting and drawing on the
av. . Always with an eye for a market. Burdeny in 1961 soldI four oil landscapes to an insur-I ance firm for $800 for wall- decoration. ‘ i A 50-squarc-foot mural he did, hangs in a Gypsumville beeri parlor, He got $500 for that one. i He's taking French by corres-, upendence this winter to com-g plete Grade 12 so he can enroll in fine arts at the University] iof Manitoba next September. I
l Subjects of his paintings are. lalways recognizable. although ihe does not aim for absolutel photographic likeness. In col-i leg he‘ll "try to stay awayi Ifrom that abstract stuI‘I" which: :he says. offends the eye. withI n "array of sickly colors." . Barry also has a longtimei
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. an BECKER
East dealer. Both sides vulnerable.
The bidding: East South West North 1* Pass Plan 1. Pen 3N? Opening lead—Jive of hearts. A reader would like to know what went wrong with the de-
tfense in this hand where South
and made three notrump.
. West led a heart and East itook it with the. ace and con- ltined with the Q-J. West over- .took the jack with the king in to be sure of cashing the ten. since from his viewpoint
East might have been dealt the
A-QJ alone. However. when he
23. Mountain. [cashed the ten. East followed! 25 15°56’39" ‘With the nine. I 27's 'dm . West didn't know that e dia- 'vic‘mse " .mnnd lead at this point wouldi “1:3”: defeat the contract. Instead he. ne returned a club. the suit his Karim partner had hid. This proved to IL Unruly be fatal. because declarer took 32.1mm. the king with the ace and made mcmam. the rest of the tr l c k s on a 33'Nourlshed squeeze. South first cashed four 34.30,." ;spade tricks to bring about this apprigmm ' position: 3 an North upright I . 7 position ‘ .98 ‘u (2 wds.) l 39.Recorded, Weir gm h a TV 8 0w material :3, 8 5 e0. Dispatches 50“”, 41. Seine! .K ‘2. Throw ILQJO
i When he then led the seven of ispades. East could not discard tsuceessfully and South madel ‘three notrum . g
It seems fair to say that Easti was the player chiefly at fault. He missed one important clue in the hand. When he cashed the queen of hearts at trick two
West followed with the eight— e highly significant card.
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There was only one holding with which West could play the eight. West was bound to have started with the K-10- ti- 5 of hearts. E est should therefore have realized that the lead of the jack would cause West to overtake it with the king and would present him with a prob— lem of what to lead after cash- ing the ten.
To prevent West from going wrong. East should have cashed the ace of diamonds at trick three and then returned the jack of hearts.
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