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V"--y seldom are at ease. -Old Mobnr Nature Peter Rabbit was where he ."l no business to be. He was .n Farrner Brown'3 garden. Pe- tor h-s never learned why he has no business there. He thinks he has as much right to be there as to be anywhere else To him it is just another place like the Green Meadows and the Old Pasture uhere he may go and come as he pleases. But somehow that garden is differ-: eat. and he doesnt know why.i Long ago he found out that if he went over there in daylight it was very likely he would be chased out. Farmer Brown's boyi f i never chased him out of the Old l Pasture or off the Green Mead-r own. but alviays chased him out of the garden if he wag foundi

. JULIE 1 i ANDREWS

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Old Mr. Toad Is Testy

Testy folks are hard to please: i there.

"it isn't right." complained Pe- ter to Mrs. Peter. "Over there are some of the best things to eat I've ever tasted. things 1 can't find anywhere else. They grow just like sweet clover and other things this no one cares how much we eat."

So Peter kept away from Far- mer BI'0lin.S garden in daytime. but now and then he did visit there at night. Sometimes he could hardly wait for the Black Shadows to creep out from the Purple Hills across the Green Meadows to that garden.

glcaf. it was old Mr. Told.

Old Mr. Toad was feeling out of sorts. "What are you ddngny. er here. Peter Rabbit?" be asked testily. Testiness is a form of crossness. you know: impatient cmssness. "What are you over here for. Peter Rabbit?" repeat- ed Old Mr. Toad. as Peter crept

' rndlt-r a neighboring big oabbage l 93 .

Now that he knew that it was only Old Mr. Toad under that other leaf he didn't mind. "What are you doing here youself?" he demanded.

”I live here." retorted Old Mr. Toad. ”l am at home. Why don't you stay at home where you belong. Peter Rabbit. You are no. wanted over here." Old Mr. Toad sounded more testy than ever. ,

"I came over to make a call.'

Aren't you glad to see m. said Peter teasingly. i "No."

here. You always bring trouble when you visit the garden. Go back to the Old Briar-patch where you belong.” Mr. Toad sounded more cross than ever. He seemed to be uneasy.

”What's the matter with you? Don't you feel comfortable?” Pe-, ter asked.

"No. I don't feel comfortable. But that's no business of yours." retoricd Old Mr. Toad. "Go home where you belong and stop bothering me.".

"What are you over there for. Peter Rabbit.” repeated Old Mr. Toad. i

one evening he got there with the very first of the Black Shad-

dusky. Peter made straight for.

leave: he could hide until the Black Shadows added pro- tective darkness. lie started to crawl under a hug cabbage leaf. then backed out because some- one was already under that big

Peter looked closely at his testy old friend. "Stop staring. at me." snapped the latter. I

'tYou don't look well." declared . Peter. j

"I never look well in an old suit. Most folks don'l." rclortcd

.ows. It wasn't really dark. justgoid yin Toad.

"Then why don't you get a new

,the cabbages, Undcr their broad ,unj--- asked pew,” .

”Tliatis what i am getting ready to do. it is vihy I don't look good and donit feel good. Non get out and leave me n-. lone.” said Old Mr. Toad test-

ily.

CO.NTR'AiC

FAMOUS Northdealer North-south vulnei-sli' NORTH 40 .K5l QAKQJOM QM! w1:s'r EAST AJ QA1098d.'i81 Quota Otis Q83 QJ7C QKIOIBH Ji- SOUTH AK14 QAQGI Q03 QAQJ1 Thebidding: North East South Wm 19 as srcr ru- Paaa GA Dbie Pu: INT

Opening lead-Jack of spades. This interesting hand was play- ed in a national team of four championship some years ago. At one tabla. the final contract was four spades doubled. East ' had to lose six tricks and went . down three-600 points. The y East-West pair were well satis- fied with the result since they saw that their North-South team- mates at another table would bo '.able to make at least nvc no- (rum points. The last-West pair suffered I horrible dissppointmcnt. Their lsarnrnataa arrived at six nstrump

T BRIDGE

if A N D 5 life master. took the king of spades. led a diamond to the sec and then a heart to the sec.

Now he led a diamond, and having noted that East. had start- ed with an eight- ard spade suit, and fearful that West might have been deslt J-x-it-x of diamonds. he finuaed the ten of diamonds. South never recovered. By the time East had finished taking his spades. South was down 2000. Such things can happen only to experts.

At a different tsbls, Harry Fishbein was declarer at four no- ti-ump on the bidding sequence shown. The play went. exactly the same as previously described except that Flshbeiit (after great thought) decided not to finesse the diamond.

He ran the entire diamond suit. which brought dummy down to four cards-K-ll of hearts and 9- 6 of clubs. In his own hand Fish- beln kept Q-6-3 of hearts and the lone ace of clubs.

West had to reduce to four cards also, but found himself in impossible straits. He had three hearts and two clubs left at this point. If be discarded a heart. all of South's hearts would be- eome tricks. so be discarded the ten of clubs.

Thareupon. Flshbein led a club to the ace. catching West's king and establishing dummy'a nine.

A heart to the king enabled Tish- bcin to discard his hurt laser on

doubled. A spade was opened and 7" Vncd. South. a prominent.

Q nu. llu Fauna Indian. his

the club nine and make the tall slam.

BUSINESS SPOTL Roe Interests

Iy FORBES RIIUDE Successive moves by A.V. Roe Canada Ltd. from airplanes into

of a long-term policy of decent- ralization and diversification.

fbcstre If:I p.-4-CFCY TV lows and Weather Il:O p.I.-losing

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company's interests being about svantly divided between aeronaut- ical work and other IYPOI of ac- tlvlty.

The policy was first applied to airplane operations.

The company came into exist- ence Dec. 1. 1945. as an air-

Al Wide Diversification

wilder fields of industry is psrti

To date it has resulted in the

, plied Research Ltd. - maker of;

U I replied Old Mr. Tuad.i.quip,m.m on avi ay. iou are not Wanted Hunlinz Group. and renamed it and with operating subsidiaries

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In April Canadian Steel Poun- dries and English Steel Corpora- tion Ltd. of Sheffield. England. formed Canadian Steel Wheel for manufacture in Mont-i real of wrought steel railway wheels.

ANOTHER FIRM

In July Roe formed Canadian. 1'hermo Control Co. Ltd. to sell: and service refrigeration equip-.” mu” an of Mom"-I i".ii";iI”i.ii"Si3' fJ.?i'E'i,1.Eii'l2i The mm: will it t- not

. . ' known when development work ships. under license agreementiwwm sun The mm W” hum with Thermo King Railway Corwbecause "of." day than Wm be poration of Minneapolis. Equip-i. need for . Nkmlry mm it ment will be supplied from .'tlin-jdmm, here” nettpolis until Canadian manufac- ' turing facilities are established.

Recently it acquired PSC Ap-

Sleel Company Buy: Plant Silo

MONTREAL (CPl - pany of Canada. Ltd. an- nounced Friday it has bought sev- eral hundred acres of land at Contreeoeur. Qne.. on the sosth shore of the St. Lawrence River

HISTORIC CITY

Guatemala City. the capital of

specialized aircraft instrnmenta-gG""9m313i was '”"”ded in 1775'

tlon devices and other scientific :" ' vfrom the British complex centred in Sydney. N.5.,

Canadian Applied Research Ltd ti-om Nrwfoundland to ontiii-io. 115 Dll-H115 ET? in T0l'0l!l0- 5 In the process of ex ansion so These moles were overshad- far. the British Hawker Siddeley owed by tvio major moves to- Group is understood to have in- wards the b83li' steel industry. vested 340,000,000 and to date is In April Roe purchased 150.000 stated to have taken out no prof- shares. or about 10 per cent. of its. Algoma Steel Corporation Ltd.,' Roe also raised some 58,000,000 centred at Sault Ste. Marie. Ont. through sale of 500.000 of its Last week it made a declaration shares to the Canadian public last of intent to offer to buy control fall. at Dominion Sit-cl and ('oal Cor- lts present total assets are poration Ltd., a vast industrial shown at more than Si00.000,000.

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 6. Glass 22. Air 1. Trembling 1. Shaded raid 6. Deep-blue walks signal pigment I. Exchange I8. Merri- ll. Tea cake premium ment (Scot.) 9. King of 25. Not 12. Holy things beasts brief tE. Ch.) Strong 20. Brick. 18. sort rtsvor M. Greek Mr. mountain Eisenhowe- 15. Pronoun Ostricnlika 16. Soon bird tvar.) 17. The Amerl- Fish-land. ca.n soldier lng book 30 Half qusrts Forebod. Single unit 32. Kind of 31. Brawl ings Indian apple tcolloq.) Expiatea (Tierrn del 33. in this place 38. Color, Label Fuexo) 34. Measure as eggs "Cradle of Little child of land 40. Music nota Liberty" Monk's- title Atmless sketch Dlsburso money Cerium (aym.) Masticating (colloq.) .Mulberry (Ind) Lately done Regretted Court decree (Can.l Plundering raid . Vegetable tpl.l .C0fIlflOIlI D0hVN Question Curved ssber Small horse Finish 5. Compass point fabbr.)

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iment Ltd.. which had been set

up by the government and oper-. .ated by Steel improvement of Cleveland. primarily to supply iparts for Jet engines.

Then. in late 1954, Ros set it- self up as a holding company with three operating subsidiaries -Avro Aircraft Ltd.. Orends En- gines Ltd. and Canadian lteel Improvement.

IMPLOY ILDO

These three .ompanit-s -- em- ; playing some 15,000 people-carry out the bulk of the Roe govern-

gnm, m.m,(.cgu,-eg gym, in. ment defence contracts for inter- Iiawker stddeley Group of Brit- i ceplor airplanes and M Ullines. all took over the federal govern- but about 60 per cent of Steel rnenl's Victory aircraft operation. lmtrrovemenn butineu now in on at Malina, near Toronto. Mil” Work-

Thsn. in 1940. It entered it. M195 Roe msdsils first major .19 -,5 mggugu-mp. ,( 3.1 up move outside the airplane field.

when by talrlag over another gov-f I-nmciit project e Turbo Ro- saai-ch Ltd.

i treat and Fort William, and with

This was purchase of Canadlas Car Co. Ltd, with plants at Mon-

In 1954 it added . third m-tng; five mnlor operation: - rail-uy to this airplane how by taking cm. bum and trolleys. n foun- gvgf c M sue: imp.-mg. dry. some alrcrsft production ind a transit company.

The foundry division was split off and formed into a new com- pany-Cansdlas steel Foundries. ttnsoi I.td.. Montreal. other Can-!

i sdtan Car operations were set up ,lata separate divisions. with Canadian car. lot got a . .

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