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OTTAWA (CP)—A new step in

the door to “‘a more liberal grant- ing of licences” by the air trans- port board for non - scheduled, charter~services by helicopters and mediuni-sized planes. .

His statement ‘said it is “‘in the public interest’ that licences for this typeof -service shouldbe granted “without attempting to maintain restrictive measures against competition.”

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to regular air services on sched- uled. routes. The statement said maintenance of a policy of “regu-

“It is recognized that Canadian aircraft operations as a whole are presently ‘in a depressed ‘state, and this policy will add greatly to their problems,” the AITA said in a statement.

Paul Davoud, chairman of the air transport board—federal li-' censing agency—said the services! involved in the new policy “cover quite a big field.” He said in an interview it is impossible to fore-| cast how many new applications!

The new policy does not apply

for licences will result. .

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> - rat om | 5 FAMOUS HANDS South dealer. had passed out a grand slam! North-South vuinerable. Fortunately, East came to the NORTH rescue and @ small slam was eS At a different table the bid- o ding was J108764 . ¥ = so ot Te" Fen EAST i 9 9AQ0975 Sar 989 a Pas 6@ 79 @K * 39843 &KQ10752 | The phony cuebid by Fast to SOUTH show a diamond void led North- @AI9N864 South to helieve East could ruff e2 a diam lead, and had the @A9532 effect of inhibiting the grand ah G slam. West went down twe for ' The bidding: & good save. 1@ 20 3d Dble, | South West North East 3@ Pass 6@ 7¢ 14 2¢ 3¢ Pass a ee es ine ff me Opening lead—ace of hearts. se pa 6a. te This hand was played in the|Dble, Pass Pass 79 Mens. Pair c ionship in|Pass. Pass Dbie, Pass Washington, D.'C., in 1951. It le 7 provides a good example of the East’s false ecuchid Gia not differences that prevail amonz/ +,» south from bidding seven.

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Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Senca- bough, Oak Valley, were visitors to. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blues in

‘| Little: Sands on Saturday night.

Mrs. John Campbell and her son Sheldon, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. R. C. MacLeod,

Mr. Hugh MacNeill’s, Sands on Sunday.

A number of men are working on MacPhersons bridge, Little Sands erecting a much-needed rail, as it was very slippery in the winter there, and a deep drop over the edge.

Mr. Donnie Livingstone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Livingstone. Hopefield, has returned from a trip to Montreal.

He was accompanied on his re- turn home by his sister, Kathryn, Mrs. Gallop and adopted son Peter. " "Mrs. Gallop and Peter accom- panied her brother Raymond to Charlottetown on Tuesday. She also plans to visit her sister Shirley, Mrs. Gordon MacDonald who now resides in Summerside, before returning to Quebec.

Miss Minnie Clark is now visit- ing her cousin, Mrs. Donald Liv- ingstone, of Hopefieid.

Several bridges along the line to Wood Islands have been re- ceiving attention, and guard rails placed. Mr. Murray of Clyde River is in charge ‘of this pro- ject.

Mr. Frank Brehaut of Murray

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Harbour is visiting friends in i Little Sands.

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