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Commitments from the prov-| tw fees will be adopted by pro- inces to. do so probably vincial colleges of physicians mean a full-scale federal-pro-|anq surgeons or the proportion vincial conference early in the| or ¢hese fees provincial pro- new. year, possibly between | crams will cover. Prime Minister Saskatchewan, first im the

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The navy long ago discovered” this problem when it- hired civilians for many shore jc’s. | As a consequence, sailors have had to remain at sea for long | periods away from their fari- ilies because there were few shore

open to them. Many polars Dave t the service as a . making the shortage | technicians even!

defence department to recruit more women, officials said, there wl) a common policy for their

employment by the services. There isn't such a common

women in its ranks, the navy 385 and the army only 194.

FOUR SHOWS DANGER

The distress call used by un- derwater. divers 1s holding up four fingers or rapping an ob- ject four times |

is is one area of potential | difficulty when the time comes | province or by a non - profit |for other provinces to get into agency designated by the prov-|the same field. The Canadian ince. Benefits would have to be) Medical Association has told the | its mem-

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Since the federal offer, sev-|the right to collect any addi- eral meetings have gone into ‘tional amounts not covered by

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OTTAWA ‘(CP)—The defence department is considering re- the defence council and papers | ruiting thousands of women to cn costs and the like have been | redress the growing manpower prepared for Defence Minister | shortage im the armed forces. “a informarts said here. — Up until recently, there was |po strong move toward a big jimcrease in the number of* ;women in the armed forces, 9:00—CBC News } which now .stands at 1,216. 9.10—Commentery | But the services now are e:- 9:15—Assignment |periencing a manpewer pinch, mostly because of the boom in the ecanomy. : | Authorities say there are sev- .- \eral reasons against recruiting large numbers of women.

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many instances a woman is no sooner trained in\her service |job than she gets married ard jleaves the armed forces. ~~. | | * From time to time—i. would ibe ungaHant to name dates—it ‘has been deliberate defence pol- sicy to sign on the homeliest ap-

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| Rotation of men in various |Jobs also becomes much more | difficult with women occupying |many service posts.

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TORONTO (CP) Trans. | Canada Pipe Lines Ld. plans a. 6:20—Today's, Editorial ogg gy ssodien 3 ent 6:25—Inland’ Weather and Sports : . ident James

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Christmas Program Canada pipeline will have ‘beéti'|

9:00—Symphony Hall Toronto Sym- looped, or parallelled by a sec: | : phony Orch. jond line of the same size. . 10:00—CBC Nationa! News Other projects inciu de 3%.

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Opening lead —nine of spades

turned the ten of diamonds, co- |

North dealer. Neither sides vulnerable. vered by the jack, queen and) NORTH king. South then: ruffed a club, | @AK105 entered dummy with a diamond | 9294 and ruffed another club. — @AXK3 | After playing a spade to the 1065 |king, he’ exited- with a _ spade. WEST EAST East won, cashed the nine of | $98. @QI36 diamonds, and this became the Soees vier =| position: @Q64 $1 } ; ako7e AJ833 core 4OUTH @10 ots wa ae Bir, | | ASO ee - #2 South The bidding: j a7 @sIseé East returned a heart and |

| West cashed the A-K. after |

a pas 1. West which he had to concede the | Pass Pass 5 ’ Nast two tricks. As a result, |

Part-score contracts lack the dramatic appeal of gathe and saved the day if he had made

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igger hands. ace. South would then have had to ito lose the last three tricks af- the ten with the

lenging and tense as in the This would have given East- higher contracts West a plus of 50 instead of a

Take this hand where South minus of 60 —which it must be was in two hearts and West led admitted is not a big deal a spade. Declarer took the ace jitself. But the satisfaction of

and, rather than attempt to beating the contract by making

‘draw trumps— which would in- the extraordinary ten play

volve guessing the location of would have been worth much

the missing ten—-led a club. more than the relatively few

East grabbed the ace and re ‘points involved) = tid —S— es ; - . : : % . j

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South made exactly two hearts. | However, West could _have |

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COLD LAKE, Alta. (CP)— This community ebout 225 miles Two 6,000-horsepower turbine-

\driven compressors will be in-

stalled at Burstall, Sask., and

northeast of Edmonton Tuesday announced plans to, seek a $4.,- 000,000 heavy water plant for which Atomic Energy of Can- ada Ltd. will guarantee:a mar- ket for sale at a fixed price.

Mayor Charies Skinty of Cold Lake said his c ty. is en the shore of a body of water, Cold Lake, which would be a valuable cooling agent: for the plant's operation.

Earlier, the northern. Alberta communities of Lac la Biche

and Peace River announced |

they would seek the plant.

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