llil Industry Awaits New National Policy

est estimates of the Canadian Petroleum Association indicate production will fall short of the goal by about 20.000 barrels a a .

CALGARY (CP)—-A construc- lively critical oil industry has been assessing the strength of Canada's national oil policy and looking toward a new policy which Trade Minister Shﬁfl’ -It isn't that Canada's indus- said this week would come 99 try can't produce that much oil. soon as possible. ‘The Independent Petroleum As-

The original three-year policy. ,sociation of Canada estimates announced Fe . 1. 1961, set a-‘that. given markets, production voluntary production - demand could go as high as 1.400.000 goal of 800,000 barrels of oil a barrels a day. day in 1963. Demand is the deciding fac-

In the early days of the pol- tor-—both Canadian demand and icy, this was thought to be a needs of United States markets. conservative objective but lat- Although the policy foresaw

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expansion of the seeds of essa- dian refineries, it also depended on greater U.S. acceptance of Canadian oil. This brought crit- icism of U.S. producer; mx. ions to retain their own domes- markets.

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The result was caution in the United States over imports of Canadian oil. One United States trade publication said in Octo- ber that the U.S. will import 5.5 per cent more Canadian oil in 1963. But this falls far short of the 29 per cent gain in the pre- vious year.

Trade Minister Sharp aid Monday during a Calgary visit that oil discussions have been held with United States offi- cials. He also said he does not- expect major changes in Us. oil or general trade policies with Canada.

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lFOUR WOMEN ARE DEALT PERFECT BRIDGE HANDS

PASADENA, Nfld. (CP)-— The supreme rarity of bridge -a deal in which each of four players picks up a hand with 13 cards of a suit—-is reported to have occurred here.

Twelve women. members of a bridge club. were playing at the home of Mrs.,Cecli A. Mews in this western New- foundland communi .

All 12 swear it happened. and the four who were dealt perfect hands took steps to swear affidavits testifying to the occurrence.

The odds against it are ast- ronomical. When it happened

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chances of this deal coming l.300.000.000.000.000.-

The four perfect hands here were dealt at a game Tucs- day, Nov. 19.

Mrs. David Barter dealt and when she saw the 13 hearts in her hand she natu- rally opened with seven hearts.

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the maximum she could bid.- had been bypassed in the bid- ding scale by the seven-heart bid

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bid since seven no-trump. the only remaining bid. would re- sult in the no-trump bidder losing every trick.

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Slydney S. Ienz's book on bridge says the chances of rawing a perfect hand in any suit are one in 158.753.- 389.911. But he doesn't bother to give the odds on four per- fect hands in one deal.

Of Threat Against Oswald

WASHINGTON (AP) — The telephone rang in the Dallas field office of the Federal Bur- eau of Investigation. The agent in charged picked it up. It was shortly after 2 am. Sunday,

Nov. 24.

At the other end of the Line, a male voice told special agent J. Gordon Shanklin an attempt would be made to shoot Lee Harvey Oswald, the man ac- cused of assassinating Presi- dent John F. Kennedy two days earlier.

A justice department source. relating the story. continued:

As soon as the anonymous’

caller hung up. Shanklin tele- phoned FBI headquarters in Washington. He was ordered to pass the warning on to Dallas

police.

At 2:15 a.m., he called the police and county sheriff's of- fice. He was reported assured that Oswald would be w guarded later that day when he was to be transferred from city jail to county jail.

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ernment of breaking

the tax-sharing formula un- th

veiled by

expediency.

Noting that Quebec will col- lect $42,716,000 next fiscal year out of additional federal pay- ments of $87,448,000 to the 10 provinces, he said:

"Obviously the government has decided to load the dice.

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been making solemn pledges to

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the Liberals were now depart- ing iirom it in several respects. Mr. Douglas charged. The gov- ernment was even moving away from the principle of equaliza- tion payments to the poorer

Who are they trying to curry;

the voters that they would dis- mm 0‘ 3,$45r°°0r°°° km“ line" tribute equalization payments b°m'd ‘mu Wmewhere l“ on the basis of per capita in-; come in the wealthiest province. 5

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State Secretary Pickersgtll

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Douglas Declares Gov't Breaks Election Promises

; OTTAWA (CPr—NDP Leadencember to meet ‘day-to-day ego - sion ends in about three weeks. accused the gov- penses. The special supply bill George Nowlan

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_ . its was necessary because the 1963- ' Annapolis . Kings) spoke only

election promises on tax equali- 64 spending estimates have not two or three '

_zation payments to the prov- yet been approved by Parlia- sponse to Mr. men: He noted

inces. . He said in the Commons that ASKS QUICK PASSAGE

minutes Pickersgill's plea. at when e asked *for interim supply a year ago while finance minister. the then

federal govern- appealed for quick passage of Liberal opposition held up the

ment at the federal-provincial the measure. He expressed the bill for seven days. This time.

conference is based on political hope that all spending estimates will be

the official opposition would co- operate.

Company Plans To Proceed With Gaspe Linerboard Mill

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MONTREAL (CF) plans to go ahead with construc-

i There will also be a redeem-

since 1958 the mbcrals had urst Power and Paper Co. Ltd. able preferred issue of not more

than $6,000,000. said Mr. Irwin. Plans for the mill were first

e- announced last February at the

‘bec’s Gaspe Peninsula, despite company’s annual meeting. The

the per-cent tax on

federal government's 11- building prod-

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R. A. Irwin, company presi- dent, said here a final de- cision to go ahead with com- struc-tion has not yet been made, but "1 expect we shall pro-

Mr. Irwin said the mill wiul

federal government's imposi- tion of an 11-per-cent building tax raised cost estimates for the miii to $45,000,000 from $40,000,- 000 and plans were suspended as a result.

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P"°Vi“°°.". 1 h Uh be financed by 3 debt i55“° °f the Bathurst forest resources in He said it woud ave cos e not more than $35,000,000, ac. Quebec, without impairing ‘ML *0 EPPI3’ the 5°'”m!13 °°"t3i“°d warrants covering a maximum in the Liberal elect!” P13“°1'm- -of 150,000 common shares. lat Bathurst, N.B. about $2,600,000 more than wast now contemplated. ' . d , .it is a question of expediency)” 1 Mr. Douglas’ position page]-j P , leled that taken earlier Fri ay F | F by CCF Premier Woodrow I.loydl N ° a statement. ST. JOI~l'.N'S. Nfld. (CP\—'1‘wolgovernment. opened a $7,500,- The NDP leader spoke as thelyears ago this month, a new ‘000 oil refinery at Holyrood on House considered a measure au-'company, armed with a 20-year , Conception Bay, 30 miles from thorizing the government to contract to supply petroleum re. ing Compan of Canada Lim -7., ited operates more than 200 sex‘- ’ " vice stations serving Newfound- @ /V i ' land, Quebec. eastern Ontario and employs directly and indi- rectly more than 1.500 persons. The company has been espe- ' eficial to Newfound-

federal 80V9I‘!1menf 390900000 companied by share purchase Ry m expand the “mm; mm ‘‘It is not a question of cost.l of Saskatchewan in press? spend up to $377,400,841 in De- products to the Newfoundland oday, Golden Eagle Ref!!- and northern New Brunswick land where 70 of the service sta-

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