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Door Seen But Horse

TORONTO iCPl~Charles I. W. Burns. chairman of the board of Crown Life Insurance Company, has described Fi- nance Minister Gordon's pro- posed ‘legislat-ion to encourage Canadian ownership of financial institutions as locking the door‘ after the horse is gone. i General reaction. however. was mixed, as some top tinsn~ cial men favored Mr. Gordon's proposals, . Burns the Canadisnism of the

[no p.m.—-Frldly Playbill

not retr ' Decision At Sundown oacuve and

might affect}

buyers in the Canadian insur- ance industry. -

do p_m.—\;;c-:9n ""10 The proposed legislation‘ 5,30 p.m--— r. In" would limit total non-resident 6m pun—Lawman holdings in Canadian banks mo p.m.-Te"VII'°" N'W' loan, trust and insurance com:

n45 p.m.-—Waether A $0 p.m.—Sports 7 on p.m.—-Overlsnd Trail

Eximtodzstper cent. Individual! - 51 en a would be ' to 10 per cent. 11li

. man CKCW TV gut t'lliere's too much of this na-l on . H5 pan—Simon Sign 00‘ is clung:1 wi‘rtniegf'3dndple m me‘b Naws. Weather. Sports He said the restrictions are}

the confidence of foreign policvi "um i

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Locked Is Gone

Co.. said Mr. Gordon’s ideas: will keep control of Canadian}

icompanies in the hands of Ca-; year so far

flange beams and some wire and said

week. reaching a level 34 per

duty tar tba 3am. mg Oct. 10.

There is even a section to ‘help any athletes [who decide

shorter but lengthening era for sheets. bars. wide-

bar products, the magazine , they want to 'eek political asylum.

The 1964 Olympic city is geared to welcome the games; urist.

Bars. despite having to close. at midnight now. are so anx- ious to welcome the foreign- visitor they solicit customers. from casual drinkers. asking t'iem to bring along friends

VWONVIO

Meantime. in an attempt to. keep pace, stee companies pushed production higher for a seventh consecutive time last

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cent ahead of this stage of 1963. Mills poured more than 2.500 000 tons of ingots and steel for castings. and threatened this week to hit a new yearly high.

. . next time. topping mid-May s peak tor the A campaign of "small “ML nesses" brought good results

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APPROVES MOVE

T. E. Gill. vice-president of London Life Insurance Co, said: “I can't see that it would have any adverse effect. it sounds like a reasonable method of maintaining control."

A senior official of the Ca-‘

“M. “I admire nadian imperial Bank of Com. metropolitan police have organ-

merce said the bank will not be affected in any way. 6

He said: “in the case of this: ank. non - resident sharehold-l ings in aggregate are less than 25 per cent of the aggregatei r of shares. And no one

but has failed to stamp out the Japanese habit of urinating in the streetsodespite the hanging of emt arrassingly clear posters Prepare For in subway stations by the met- ropolitan government.

Big Invasion - are sang. the.

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TOKYO (Reuters) -— Tokyo's Tokyo. a pint. of beer can cost as much as 1,500 yen 134.50) ized like an army battle com-i and a drink of scotch whisky mand to cope with the coming‘ 2.000 (36.00).

Olympics and one of the largest invasions of foreigners in the' City! history. ? The majority of Pakistan's

A special Olympic security 98.000.000 people are farmers police force has been formedn‘ with an average bclding of one and 270.000 police will be on acre each.

Tokyo Police

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MOSTLY FARMERS

shareholder owns more than 10 per cent of the aggregate." This statement was repeated by a. Bank of Nova Scotia spokesman who also suggeste that the Toronto - Dominion Bank. Bank of Montreal and the Royal Bank were all in the same category in this regard.

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A. T. Seedhouse. president oil Manufacturers Life insurance' I

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Steel Pinch Felt ln U.S.

NEW YORK tAPi—A pinch in the U.S. steel market is tightening under pressure of steady high-level demand plus inventory building. iron Age says.

The metalworking weekly says mills are booked out as far as six months for output of wide plates, an item on delayed delivery since early summer.

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You are the dealer. both sides vulnerable. What would you bid with each of use following live bands?

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1. one diamond. It mid be wrong to open the bidding with one housings. drawing 16 to 18

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rec are quite rigid. and avast though

suit when the point -count re- quirements are not met. The balanced

axesuhigh.eard strength are shownlaterbyatumrebldla

p. 8. Pass. The only odaer call ‘ that can poasibly be considered is one spade. but this would be

spouses would be a toning bid. . and we would than be unable to make any rabid that did not misrepresent our values. it is better to pass originally on a borderline hand than run the

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“‘ hearts at this point world the strength 0f til "' right. but would give a lenie-

riak of being faced with a sell- created We! bidding di- l-‘ i

3. One diamond. This is cer- tainly not a sturdy suit. but no bid other than a diamond should be seriously considered. A ll bands containing 14 binscard points are mandatory opening bids. so a pass has to be ruled out. The hand is not strong enough for l notrump opening.

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One latter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used

(or the three L's. x for the two 0's. etc. Single latters, apos-

trophies. the length and formation of the words are all hinta.

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and the only thing therefore left to do is bid one of a suit. Natur- ally. a ilvecard suit. despite its lack of high cards. is a better colce ban a three-card suit. 4. 0n heart. This is a better choice than one club., wh i c a would also be a reasonable bid. '1'th is a good chance that in respond

with one spade.

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a o w would teal that you pressed a

club and partner had responded a spade. a jump to two notrump would amount to suppressing a good heartauit. To Nd two show a band a ll

what distorted pick!!! of be dis- tributioa.

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