usiness-Trained Mon Heads Winnipeg Home-Building Co.l
.‘._i PEG (CPI ._ Myles with I V.,‘:l‘.ln\,,\il:;nninsnn has put a for- New Yo ....i I'1llSInF3s education to work I had made up my mind to ,,, mm in a busy house-build-iget out of Winnipeg," he said, W m.,,,.‘ “butus3i,idtl:n1ydrfealized my own
‘ coun o r to The 37-year-old Winnipeg na-lpmy. ° " "" ’ 9”"
retail organization in ris.
he Gugflllflll, FrI., D00. 6.
nd the most backward in
He f o u n d e d Metropolitan
e firm turned out 30 llouses.l I
stry was the least specialized ;2.300 Greater Winnipeg families the .will be living in homes built by contracting. Each construction world. I felt I could Metropolitan. grow with it."
Myles says he is “not a car- penter nor a technical man."
g°m“ 145- and I11 III first year But he gathered certain huild-
By the end of this year, about
lng principles and ideas near the start:
1. There was no profit job could do himself could lead to a ‘saving that could be passed on lto cost-conscious consumers.
2. Bulk buyingcould lead to .sa ngs.
‘ 3. There was a market, and
in sub- that
he builder in the Metropolitan Win-
opportunity. for the mass
mpeg area. which has a popu-
lation of 500.000.
PRE-FABS MUCH WORK Every operation that can be
done away from the building ‘ Winnipeg icated there was a "shelter mar-
site Is done by craftsmen in the
‘firm's p l a n t at neighboring ‘ Transcona.
Mr. Robinson does not hesi-
IP88 ma
late to seek advice and use pro- become "saturated" - feselonal aid. I-Iis original estimate of the the market. So now Mr. Robin-
rket indi- son is pursuing this in r
peered betore Governor-General Vanier to receive a Ca sdlan Housing Design Council award, based on a belief by the firm that customers wanted a two- storey house at a time when one- storey homes were the usual product.
iret," that many people wanted I place to live. market has
— second- house buyers have come into
Since then this
ket
A year ago Mr. Robinson ‘ap-
tl\'P graduated Ill ¢0mme1‘¢¢' He returned to Winnipeg to mm the University of Mani- join his father in a sporting mm W a mute” deg,” in goods business. That associa- » Q; administration Homytion lasted nearly four years. biI5m'F’~l- _ until 1954. Then Myles decided the l.lnlV8l‘SllY of New York Ind to try his own wings.
hefamf an executive trainee! "I felt the house-building in.
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I By B. JAY BECKER East dealer. to decide which w to on Both sides Vulnerable! the diamond to obtdln his Jill: NORTH trick. Acting under the iiripres- Q1073 sion that West had the missing QA100 spade. he won the heart return OKIOO in his hand and led the jack of .5354: diamonds and finessed. This WES play would have assured the ‘KQJ .3543 contract, even though e fig. 3;’; :53: asvseéyst. is West had had the e spa es. more: more But. unfortunately for South. [0 East showed up with the queen . Aug of diamonds as well as the mis- eons sins spade. and the outcome .3133 was that South went down {A0 oniehtlth is that declarer no »«-a-..- “.¥.f..“.:'.’.'§...‘3.°‘l.‘i. “.'i.’é‘°.‘.'. East South West North spades earlier. but East's sub- Pass INT Pass INT tie defense practically forced Opgiing lead — kin g of Sfyetslis to misguess the diamond . e.
Point count can be very help- 3 ' . ii during the play of a hand as He addaslizpeldlv IVII 3:“ fggltndhetfd iiell as (I ll I‘ I 11 g the biddin gho up wim the _J of mmmwmwwmwmhmw I S P 11 lmissing high card for h 16 to
. . point notrump. West had ed in defeating three notrump. ;,how,. 5 points dummy had 10 llxesttmlfifiulglde ‘l:ilu*1‘§h0l SD80!-'3 and East had 8. thus account- :I‘|(l lcack East In inetlI1eu4f'T-glingfor 24 high - card points’ II that order Dgclglrelll took the South merefvre had I0 have P”-
k .'b mv clsely 16 points. which we re M W! 6 ace and led the bound to include the so of dia-
l'H'Pn of hearts and finessed. ond,_ East. won with the king and E 3 1'
rwmed 2: heart. deliberately not 7~7.sil°Ii.'."'lplIli'.l llthfrllclil
rrlusing to cash his last spade. five South would very likely
He wanted to sell declarer the take the two-wav diamond fin-
rica that West had the missing esse through West in order .“insure" the contract. This
no of spades sure ‘was shrewd thinking on East‘a
liad e l g h t rzcks at this point and now had lpart —- and it paid off.
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