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OTTAWA (CP) First-half exports 19 per cent higher than last year were -reported Wed- “nesday “by the Dominion Bu-

vreau of Statistics: Trade Minis- ter Winters declared the .per- formance ‘‘exceptional.”’

A hoom. in sales to the United States carried -total exports for

64,787,000,000 MA Almost

from —_ $4,019,000,-

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$60,000,000 — of

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jump came with shipments the. U.S,

als and minerals such as pot- ash and ashestos. .. :

Me....Winters said in a State- climbing 10 per cent, reflecting-federal byelection in St the wheat more remarkable in view of the nist countries and better sales hy Veterans under to Western Europe and Japan. Teillet.

ment the growth is “all

capacity limitations

_the first six months of 1966 to Which segments of Canadian. in-

dustries now are

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operating’ °

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The vollowing program’ list- Ings are published free’ of charge asa public service and appear as presented to us by the stations concerned.:

600 ¢ _ Last available figures om jJearned Thursday that ‘there te trade tinder the new automotive a“‘distinet possibility’ Mr Mol- program showed that sales of gat wilt-accept the offer in the vehicles and vehiclé.parts were | autumn. ‘ruiming almost 40> per tent —The ; ahead of 1965." ‘Sales to the United Kingdom self, The Free Press says, and. were down only three per cent negotiations are stil] in the pre- ta despite : notably in automotive Strike and the dock products, forest products, -met- St. Lawrence River ports.

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‘last year at $2.98.) The Guatdian, Charlottetown, Sat., Ang.

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The approach: was m de early lasf month by Mr. Pearson him-

the British seamen’s liminary. stage. A strike in The account says that should the 39-year-old Manitoba’ Oppo-

The dock strike did not -pre- sition ‘leader accept the re-

vent total overseas exports from ported offer, he would run in a

Ront- to Commu- face—the seat’ held at

Affairs

movements Minister

Mr. Winters said new aus-| “Mr. Teillet would then be

terity measures in. Britain appointed to the Senate to fill dded that the growth has dampen some sales prospects, the yagancy created by the res-

to be maintained. to keep ahead yt removal’ Nov. 1 of a 10-|ignation of Senator T. A, Cre- of imports. a per-cent. surcharge. on manu- Tar earlier this yéar.”

Many the same strajns that factured goods should. ‘tora- The-Free Press says one facg were making the US A choice pansate ‘for some -products. | /tor ‘delaying a decision by Mr.

market for Canadian producers were being felt in Canada and causing an import ‘boom. ~ FIGURES INCOMPLETE.

Although —_import-_figures te

the end of June ae ar oe OS Mol

available. preliminary calcula- tions show that any appreciable

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slackening ‘in. exports the rest of the year will ‘quickly reverse the narrow ~ favorable balance in. commodity trade.

To the end_of May imperts Gil Molgat’-has been asked: by | were running 18-per-cent—higher. Prime Minister Pearson to join | than last year, with the dollar-the federal -cabinet.. Mr. Molgat |

Volume less than one per cent

_abehind exports... Six-month sales. for comment. fo the. US. were 25° per cent, The’ newspapers says it was |

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remain bright.

Molgat’ is the lack of an obvi- ous successor as provincial Lib- TTT feral leader: a,

| “If Mr. Molgat decided to ac- gat

Elsewhere, he said, portents

isociation of his decision and a leadership con

ences | Jeral party in. Manitoha since |.

tion, the: party was! beaten.by". @

the official, opposition. but - the =

present

“Mr. and Mrs.

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HOMEMADE 6NACKS DURING THE FIRST yx MOVI& TODAY...

1961. In its last test at the pals | in the June 23 Manitoba elee-

the: -Pragressive Conservative a administration of Duff. Roblin The WUiberals. added one :seat and: retained their. position as

major opposition gains were made by the’ New Democratic | Party.

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- ALBERTON

Harry Barbour, Alma, ts. re-! ceiving’ treatment {in O'Leary | Community Hospital. ee

Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Scott | have arrived from Seven Islands | Qa. P.Q. to visit the latter's parents, | A. R. Matthews, ae

YOURE NOT

SOME IND OF

Alberton. * Pte Arthur Hardy has arrived Re

from Victoria, B.C. to visit, his | gy parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Erskine | 3& Hardy, Alberton, « a itm.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson, | with their sons, Donald and Paui| were weekend guests of the lat- |

during |

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notify the Manitoba Liberal As-

heat the federal offer, he would ° e Has Invitatio

WINNIPEG (CP)—The Free Press says Manitoba Liberal

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was. not iately available

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Opening Irad-- king of hearts The unusual notrump conven- tion, introduced by New York star Alvin Roth some fifteen lvears ago, has gradually gained favor with the general. public and js no longer the exclusive property of the expert

When the convention is not lahused, it has a great deal of merit. It may be used offen- jsively or defensively,—and in either case can he extremely ‘helpful in arriving at the! best |possible contract.

spades, which was made on the jnose when it turned out that

The, two notrump overcall by

\North had nothing, to do with ! notrump as stich,but merely.| announced great ‘length im both | minor suits. A [

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NORTH South, had the king of spades. | é i. 4— cia ak oo ek. a Yesterday's Gryptoquote: NO-MAN IS RESPONSIBLE FOR Sx1008e) ae RR Or’ | HIS FATHER. THAT IS ENTIRELY. HIS MOTHER'S-aF- Sk QosTK2 ower: at some tables the | FAIR TURNBULL , : | ; t ; | Wren RAST 43 |East-West: paire were deprived | ‘ ee eee ee ocr ¢ 77 743 of their slam when North-South, | __° peice insite cs « “| Le / oAG2, o3 Making use of the unusual no.’ OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE $10 aoe ‘seven diamonds and’ went down : : : ss aKo6 ae pia hak aids WELL, ENCE YOURE RE HEH! 9873 : one table, where - North- LEGALLY PART OF 77 VERY DROLL, z : SQ378 |South were playing the eonven- lvncee he wanea THE FAMILY, L MARTHA! SHE 353 |tion, ‘the bidding went es shown. GREATEST Cook 7 HERE, GLESS WE'VE | J MEANS WERE AML

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"mond hid on the basis of. this |

knowledge and eventually he- | came declarer at seven monds doubled. East- West had | given their all by bidding: six | spades and then had no real) choice hut to double. seven: dia- | monds. This contract went down four after:West had led the king of hearts, shifted to a club, ruffed a club return, and ° later scored the ace of diamonds. .

Very. few rubber “bridge play: | |

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