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Ocean Ports Start Seasoniiiston lsout Slowly But Expect Pickup By ALEXANDER FARRELL Canadian PM Staff Writer The people who make their living to the shipping basins in MontrealCanadas largat porthad their fingers crossed as the 1961 summer navigation season got under way Delays caused by heavy ion in the St Lawrence River and labor unrest combined to com plicate efforts to predict how much buslnss the port is likely to do this year In other maior ocean ports CrossCanada Survey by The Canadian Press showed there is restrained optimism Van couver is off to slow start but expects pickup in activity during the summer Halifax and Saint John NB both of which do most of their bruiness in the winter months when the St Lawrence and Great lakes are frozen hope to match or better last summers trade And Quebec City foresees repeti tion of 1960 good summer shipping season it was not until late in April that traffic on the Montreal waterfront reached respectable proportions The first ocean golng vessel docked in Montreal from overseas March 27 but roe conditions the worst in 40 years in the Gulf of St Law rence imposed two to three weeks delay before the harbor began to hustle with its usual earlyspring activity STRIKE THILEATENED Then titers were persistent reports of labor unrest that could affect this years husinas prospects in Montreal and ports farther inland Montreals 2700 stevedores members of the interna onaLLongshorernens Associa tiou CLC Memm9r higher waguxndmevrsodwork ing conditions under threat of going on strike Federal media tor Remi Duquctto has recom mended that the dis ute be re ferred to concilia on board There was discontent both in labor and management ranks caused by the participation of British ships in Canadian do mestic commerce By treaty Canadian ships may handle domestic trade in British waters but Canadian shipownors say this Is mean ingless privilege because Ent ish ships have lower operating costs Finally the St Lawrence Sea way continues to be question mark in the minds of Montreal shipping people Does it menace the future of the port of Moot rool Manager Guy Beaudet said at least 12 more shipping lines baVe been attracted to the St Lawrence route since the sea was opened in 1950 and are making Montreal regular port of call Seek Jail System Be Most Humane TORONTO The justice department wan Canada to have the most humane penal system in the world with the emphasis on minimum security institutions Solicitor General William Browne said Friday night Mr Browne addressing the Ontario Magistrates Associa tion said there isliope that the type of fortress formerly thought necessary to house pris oners will no longer have to be built The general idea he said is that the atmosphere in these federal institutions should par take more of the training school withthe emphasison adult edu cation rather than the former concept of prison where people were thrown so they would be out of circulation for while ltiaiustlikoaahoestore expanding its lines The more tins that can be offered to customer the more prosperous genome store can expect to The seaway he said is pre cisely the reason why Montreal 0011 business has remained steady dupitc worldwide re cmion in the shipping industry since 1058 it has kept us on an even keeland Lids year because of anticipated heavy grain exports should be one of our best in 10 yam Montreals cargo traffic has been of the order of 17000000 tons annually for the last five yearsu Meanwhile the usual summer lull has set in on the east coast Halifax port manager Mitchell said businesssbouid be as good this summer as last but this still means volume substantiallybelow the winter time level Halifax and Saint John have an average annual cargo ton nage of 7500000 and 2750000 respectively but summer trade rarely accounts for as much as onefifth of it Saint John part manager Vye said he is reason Marlins To Stay In Puerto Rico NEW YORK AWSan Juan Morlins of the international league will remain in Puerto Rico for longer trial period league president Tommy Rich ardson said Friday after spe cial meeting to consider the sit uation Bill MacDonald the Marlins Lowner declined to make the shift Richardson said in pre pared statement MacDonald stated that he did not feel there had been suf ficient time at this stage of the season to determine whether the operation in Puerto Rico Is suc cessful He stated emphatically that he will continue to operate the Marlins in San Juan Rich ardson said Previously Richardson had said the directors had decided the franchise should be shifted and listed Charleston WVA Montreal and Miami as possible new locations Mountains Next For Rally Cars TRAIL 30 UP The first car in the 4100 mile Cau ada car rally rolled into check point east of here Friday night Other contutants followed at close intervals Next step for the 93 cars be fore stopping at Penticton was the hazardous Cascade Moun tain highway between Russiand and Grand Forks The route was cleared Friday after mud slides threatened rerouting of the rally through the United States There were no mishaps on the section to Trail The vehicles left the check point to cross the 40 mile gravel and dirt road which climbs two peaks in the Mona shee Mountains The section is one of Canadas most rugged stretches of high way and is made up of series of hairpin turns out of the sides of mountains Light snow was reported falling in the area LEAVE FOR NB OlIAWA CP Govemor General Vanier and Mme Van ier left Ottawa by train Friday for an official visit to New Brunswick ending May15 at Monoton CONTRACT BRIDGE BY JAY North dealer Both sides vulnerable norms gt 401033 AJZ QKQ 44mm near vqm trons 49752 sonm cans v97 984 430 The bidding North East SMILh PHI WEST Opening lo two of dia monds defender is entitled to make certain assumptions about the placement of the missing cards In the two concealed hands He does not see his partners or the declarers hand during the play but he is nevertheless ob iiged to assume at least ten atively the location of some of he missing key cards it would be foolish for him to assign to declarer cards that ender the contract impregna iie if it is at all possible for ris partner to have them To he contrary defender nor rnolly plays on the basis that sis partnen has the highmed Itreflgihofdlslrlhutlon that will BECKER Here is case to illustrate the point The contract is four spades and at leads dis mond East takes the ace and the question is what he should return at trick two The proper return is the four of hearts Before going into the reasons for this play lets first examine its effect West plays the king and dummy wins with the ace It does not much matter what declarer does next because he can no longer make the hand But assume that he leads the queen of spades and takes finesse West wins with the king returns heart and de clarergoes downnne If East makes any lead other than low heart at trick two South makes the contract Easts goal at the start of the play is to try to win four tricks forJhe defense In attempting to meet this aim he cannot af ford to credit South with the king of hearts because with that card placed in declarers band it becomes practically im possible for the defense to take four tricks Hence heart return by East isa mustplay which is based on the assumption that West has the king East can only hope that West hasa tmmp trick in addition to the king of hearts and that the heart re turn will result in declarers de ea Dn Mondayi Anothcr Famous cad to declarers defeat Hand ls prosctited by Mr Bock er ably options that the pat tern of the last three simmers will continue Cargo traffic climbed to 150 tons during the 1960 summer season April to Oct wmpared to 252000 in 158 VANCOUVER HOPEFUL 0n the west coast Capt Johnson Vancouver port manager reported that businessso far in 1961 has been below the 1960 level He predicted however that the situation will improve con siderably during the summer He said he expects sharp in creases ln the export of grain to China and the Soviet Union and of lumber and coal to Japan Vancouvers annual cargo tonnage for the last five years has averaged 12100000 foreign trade accounting for about 7000000 tons year Last year Vancouver was the only one of the six largest fed crally operated ports to make money With an operating in come of 8120000 exceeded only by Montreal it showed net surplus of 5846000 Quebec City port officials ex pect 196l to be carbon copy of 1960 when business was good Annual cargo tonnage has averaged 4200000 in recent years The port set record last year its 4283121 tons of cargo slightly surpassing the 1956 to tal of 4281240 tons Says Patterson NEW YORK AP World heavyweight boxing champion Floyd Patterson said Friday he will not fight Sonny Liston Ed die Mscben or Henry hoper this year but ldt the door open to all the other top contenderl including tonne champion la gemar Johanna of Sweden and Robert Clcroux oi bloat real Not until next year said the champion of Liston read in the papers where he says he hasgotridofsomenftbopeo ple around him But by next year he should be even cleaner At first thought could ad vance my prutige by fighting Machen or Cooper said Peta tersou As for money gtI couldnt make dime lm al readyinthcsoperceuttax bracket One day read inAtho papers was going to fight Machen because was ducking Cooper The next read when was ducking Macitcn to fight Cooper 50 decided there was no chance for advancement In fighting either one here did want my next light to be in New York But guess it wont be now There is only one fighter toiight in New York and that Is Liston Patterson said he will fight any of the other rated conten ders listed by King maganae Liston Maohen Zora Foliey Cooper ingemar Johanssou George Chuvalo Alex Mile Mike Deiohn Toni hcheeley 10 Cleroux BASEBALL RECORD By ran assocmrao mass American League Pct GBL 13 722 13 722 11 550 10 526 10 Ii 3526 31s 467 46 10 412 10 412 Washington 718 350 Los Angelo 512 294 We Fridays Results Detroit Chican New York Los Angeles Washinan Cleveland Baltimore at Kansas City ppd rain Boston Minnesota Probable Pitchers Today Detroit Bunning 12 at Chl cago Pierce 02 New York Ditmnr 20 at Los Angeles Grba 12 Boston Monbouqnette 18 at Minnesota Stohbs 01 Washington Donovan 04 at Cleveland Bell 04 Baltimore Barber or Fisher at Kansas City Walker 01 or Bass 10 Games Sunday Washington at Cleve at Chicago osotnaM nnitcea Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at Kansas City New York at Lo Angeles National League Pct GEL San Francisco 15 650 Pittsburgh 10 558 Los Augeles 1210 545 Cincinnati 1110 524 Milwaukee 500 Chicago 910 474 3V2 St Louis 10 444 Philadelphia 014 300 Fridays Results San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Called after 141 innings rain Probable Pitchers Today San Francisco McCormick 21 on Loes 21 at Philadelphia Roberts 04 NV Los Angeles Craig 20 at Pittsburgh Gibbon 12 Cincinnati Hook02 at Mil waukee Noltebart 11 Chicago Anderson 12 at St Louis Sadecki 11 Games Sunday San Fencisco at Philadel phia Los Angeles at Pittabugh Cinoinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at St Louis International League Pot GEL Detroit New York Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City Boston Chicago Columbus Jersey City Toronto Richmond San Juan NOW 1F CAN JHSIKE Heavva THISWAYu Temple Cleve 67461 an Rochester 429 Syrecusc 11 257 Fridays Results Jersey City Tomato Rochester at Columbus ppd rain Syracuse 10 Richmond San Juan Buffalo Games Tody Rochester at Columbus Jersey City at Buffalo Syracuse at Richmond San Juan at Toronto Games Sunday Rochester at Coltnnbur Jersey City at Buffalo Syracuse at Richmond San Juan at Toronto BALL LEADERS National um AB HPct Cunningham Stir 62 14 24 387 M00 Los An 70 14 21 886 Aaron M11 56 11 24 Kasko Cindi 45 16 356 Mathews Mil 69 1124 348 RunsT Davis Los Angelea Bolling Milwaukee Mays San frauclscn and Boyer St Louis Run batted ill1 Davis 19 HMST Davis flf Doubles Coleman nail Triples Amaro 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