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Senior Executive Labatis Is Dead
LONDON. Ont. (CP) — Word was received here Tuesday night of the death in Barbados. w.1.. today of Hugh A. Macken- zie. 62. former vice-president and general manager of the John Labatt Limited brewing company. ‘
sion of “simplified practices" in the country's wartime economy. 'Mr. Mackenzie. who received
his chartered accountant's de- gree at the age of 27, entered business as $37.50-a-week bookkeeper in a Toronto bank. as
He joined Labatt in 1930 comptroller. becoming sale 8 manager in 1935 and general manager two years later. He be- came vice-president in 1943.
Other positions held by Mr. Mackenzie included director of the Mutual Life Assurance Com- pany of Canada and the Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
He is survived by his wife. the
Mr. Mackenzie relinquished full-time duties with the com- pany in 1956 because of illness. moving to Toronto two years later. He underwent two opera- tions for cancer in Boston last
dely known in Canadian business circles. Mr. Mackenzie was a senior Labatt executive for 25 years and was a direc- tor and advisory executive at
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former Alice Bierne Sawtelle: two sons. Michael. Toronto. and Hugh. London: one daughter Landon. wife of Geoffrey Pear- son. consul at the Canadian embassy in Mexico City and son of Liberal Leader Lester Pear- so
tlie time of his death.
w s an unsuccessful Lib- eral candidate in the constitu- ency of London in the 1957 and 1958 federal elections, cam- paigning despite a serious can- cer ailment which reduced the. strength of his voice. I
Ills stocky. athletic build was; a reminder of his younger day I
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He will be buried at Lakefleld. 0ni.. following funeral service In Toronto.
Widow Hates Her Shopping
onto Argonauts to the Grey Cup. in 1921.
WON 081!
A native of Toronto. Mr. Mac~i kenzie was awarded the OBE for his services during the Sec- ond World War as assistant to Donald Gordon. then chairman of the Wartime Prices and Scottish widow who hates doing Trade Board. Mr. Mackenzie her own shopping started work organized and headed the divl- Wednesday in a new govern- '
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East dealer. The first declairer does North-South vulnerable. is count his sure tricks. He sees NOB“ only seven— three spades. a .333 heart. a diamond and two clubs! .054 —and therefore requires tw oi oaomz . ‘x'zz One way of gaining a trick Is EAST to take a club finesse. playing .7642 Assn East for the queen. and another 78 'KQJ108 way of acquiring a trick is to 0848 take a diamond finesse, playing .1080! §Q94 West for the king. 90m But before South goes ahead OAQ 10 with either finesse, he must give bug to the likely .9755 location of these key cards. Ai ‘A35 little reflection should convincel m biddln‘: him that East has both thel M Scum We“ Now, queen of clubs and k in g of dis- 1 . Db]. pm 3 . monds. He reaches this ccnclus-i m 3N1: ion because he sees 27 points ini _ dummy's hand and his own. and 1 opening lead—seven 0‘ hearts- it is not unreasonable to assume f minds that "9 5"” to make that East has the remaining 13I
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spades. observing th at East; follows suit to every play. The trap Is now sprung. Dev clarer leads a heart. permit- ting East to cash his remaining hearts. but East is then forced to lead a diamond from his K-J into dummy‘s A-Q. East makesl four tricks in all. but S o u thI makes the contract. The plan' that South formulates at the be-l ginning pays off at the end. i l
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“But men" She said “I am and therefore w’l! be privileged. a frugal housewife and I’ve got H .w‘”. be able to recommend a good Scottish .hougekeeperg- legislation which protects the
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GOT LIFE PEERAGE
The baroness is the widow of SETS BROADCAST DATE the late Walter Elliot a Conser- vative mem r of Parliament. VATICAN CITY (A'Pi—Pope She was granted a life peerage John will broadcast his Easter in 1958 for her public services. message to the world at 8 pm.
As chairman of the consumer l3 p.m, ASTI Saturday. April
council she has a watchdog role 13. over Vatican radio In a slick trading practices hookup with national radio sys- whieh might take in the gullible tcms in many other countries. housewife. Plenty of targets ex-‘On Easter Sunday. the Vatican Shady door-to-door sales- announced. the Pope will give men who talk young wives into his blessing to Rome and to the budget - wrecking instalment world.
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