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Imports louch All-lime High BUI Canada Has Trade Surplus
OI‘TAWA’ (CP)-—1mporta shot up to an all-time mutth high in April but Canada still had a greater trade surplus for the first four months of this year than in the corresponding 1903 perl , e Dominion Bureau of Statistics has reported.
This year’s tour-month trade surplus—excess of exports over imports—was $06,100,000 against “5.200.000 In the January-April period of 1963.
But in April there was a trade deficit of $39,400,000, compared with one of $26,800,000 in April last year, as Canada’s pur- from other countries reached a one-month record of $709,400,000.
This was an increase of 27.9 per cent from the 1963 April to- tal of $554,500,000 and up 9.1 per cent from the previous record for a month of $850,110,000 in May. 1962.
This brought the value of im- ports in( the January-April pe- riod to $67,600,000, up 20. 11);; cent from “308,700,000 in
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EXPORTS 111T RECORD Meanwhile, exports attained a record April high of $670,100,- . per cent from that month's former peak of $527,- 700,000 last year, This brought exports tor the first four months of the year to 32.453.800.000, an increase of 21.8 per cent over the January - April figure last
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year of 32.013.900.000.
Trade figures for the first four months of the year com- pared with the corresponding period last year. in millions of dollars:
Imports United States 1,710.0 1.413.6l United Kingdom 187.2 1511‘ Commonwealth 93.3 90.8 f Others 377.1 313.33 Total 2,357.6 1.9687!
The bureau said the unusually’ large increases in both exportsl and imports in April were in-; fluenced by two basic factors; which resulted in the spring: peak In trade coming a month! earlier than usual. '
CITES FACTORS
One factor was the increase in the number of working days in the month, some 10 per cent more than 1963, and the other was the early date at which the St. Lawrence River ports opened.
The usual trade deficit with, the United States was nearly double last year's in April at $130,000,000 against 365900.000 a year earlier while the custo. mary trade surplus with .Brlt- aIn was slichtlv larger for the month, 334.700.000 against $21- 200.000 in ri 1963.
Canada's export balance in April with other Commonwealth and preferentialcrate countries was more than double that of a year earlier at $18,600,000 ver- ,000.000 and the trade sur- with all other countries as
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sus plus a grou ruple that of April last year at $37,400.000 against 38.800000. April Imports from the US. increased 31.7 oer cent to 3504.- 200.000' from 3382300000 a year earlier. boosting the January- April total 21 per cent to $1.- 710.000.000 from 31.413.600.000 in the previous year.
Exports to the US. in the
Exports 1964 1963 month were up 18.1 per cent United States 1338.4 1.1953 to 5374100000 from $316,900,000. United Kingdom 364.7 279.0 and for the four-month period Commonwealth 142.7 125.0 increased by 12 per cent to 31.- Others 007.9 414.5 338,400000 $1,195,300.000. Total 2,453.8 2,013.9 Thus the four~month trade defi-
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card player In the recent World Bridge Olympiad was Benito Gamzzo of Naples, Italy. He and his regular partner, Pietro Forquet, contributed outstand- ing service to help bring the it- alians their seventh world cham- pionship in eight tries.
Here is a sample of Garozto at work. The hand occurred tn the match between Spain and Italy, the Spanish declarer rea- ching six spades on the bidding shown. '
Garozao was West and led a club. south taking 'the queen
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of dummy's clubs. declarer cashed the K-0 of diamonds and two of hearts and ruffed a heart to come back to his hand. ll South now played the ace of L diamonds, discarding a club. . and then ruffed a club with the l time. After cashing the king of hearts and discarding the eight of clubs, declarer led the jack of
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Forquet discarded the ten of clubs and South ruffed with the ten of spades. Garozzo overruf- fed with the king!
It is hard to blame declarer for assuming that East had the jack of spades, since West pre- sumably would have overruffed with the jack if he had had it. So when Garozzo now led the king of clubs. declarer ruffed with the ace and led the nine of
cit with the US was $371,500,- 000 this year against 5218.300.- 000 in 1963
UK PURCHASES UP
Purchases from Britain ad- vanced by 31.4 per cent In April to 562000.000 from $47,200,000 a year earlier and by 23.9 per cent in the fourth-month period to $187,200,000 from $151,100,- 000.
stiles to that market climbed by 41.4 per cent in the month to $96,700,000 from $68,400,000 and by 30.7 in the January- April period to $364,700,000 from Canada's trade sur- plus with Britain ln the first four months was $177,400,000, against the 1963 period's $129.-
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Purchases from other Com- mon we alt h and preferen- tial rate countries declined 16.2
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per cent is Apr! to 88,80,000 from 327.7003!» a year earlier but rose 2.8 per cen in the January-April period to $93,. 300000 from $90,800,000 in the 1963 period.
Exports to this group of coun- tries were up by 13.9 per cent in the month to $41,800,000 ver- sus $36,700,000 and by 14.2 oer cent in the cumulative period at $41,300,000 against $25,000,000. Thus the tour-month trade sur- plus for Canada was $49,400,000
RED STUDENTS ARRESTED SINGAPORE (AP! - Police have arrested 54 persons in a crackdown at the Chinese-lan- guage Nanyang University, for Communist subversive activity, informed sources said onday. The roundup began Saturday and another 20 left-win stu- dents are still sought, interm- gatasi; __.. surronr CUBAN TRADE NDON (Reutersl—A House of Commonsmotion supporting trade with Cuba was signed by 33 of the 261 opposition Labor rs of Parliament
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