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19 next year. Increases will be retroactive to Oct. 1, 1966. and.

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OTTAWA (cP) — As, civil /of some federal employees baker said in reply to the tele- | —————— servants grumbled a ie gram that his party had made | lays in getting paid, the federal | Prime Minister sd-|Clear in the Commons Thurs | Quebec Man government came up with as-/ dressing a luncheon of the 115,-|day that it was willing to vote | nouncements to improve the lot |000-member Public Service -Alll-|enough money to meet salaries | Comments On ance of Canada, sald be hopes|if the supply bill was -divided | i collective ining | into two parts. But the goverm ‘ legislation—to deal initially with Labrador Loss 7:15 oa ere. log » : 7:30 p.m.— co, roup “category, st se . 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PERPLEXING ENOUGH BUT THE POSSESSION OF IT IS 12.30—New end Weather ; oe * He then drew East's last tramp | "*TOLERABLE—VANBRUGH ’ i gp aa od wae * see to make the slam for a score ef : © 1956, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) _ AS Mos 1,430 points. - ah ‘aad. on 4203543 | “at the second table,’ the ar |OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE |, 1.45—Mostly Music $1106543 @2 gentine North-South’ pair alse oO 1.15—Mostly Music ° $2109 4KT743 arrived at six hearts, but they | , : APEPs. m _1.55—Provincial Affaire--Alt. Wks. ; SOUTH wens & ss oe poco 9 00—The Acti Sescepaptenehnemicemnenaee cai a inate Sia oT went" 2 oe) — 3.00—News and Weather @KIJ1075 North z 3.05—Pop Caravan @aQt Pass Pass 1 heart 4.00-—News end Weather 41 Pass 4 NT °o The bidding: ~ — Pass 6 hearts. : o North East South West |. =x Pass Pass 19 2@ Sou > 29. Pass 2@ Pass | king and 3H Pass 3@ Pass | the ten. 4@ Pas 69 . teins “Opening *lead—ace of hearts. - Hand se This hand occurred in the snake match between Argentina andj the United States im 1958. At | winning the first table, with a U.S. pair | tant : holding the North- South’ cards, | mendous en the bidding went as shown. ~ = North, having limited his hand | /°0 at one point by showing willing- ‘ > ness to stop at two hearts, was} The a then able to cuebid the ace of | points > clubs‘ and king o diamonds in | loss , an effort to cooperate with | tion 3 South’s slam tries. their West led the ace of hearts | table and shifted to a dia mond at | hearts trick two. Declarer took the| Cle: diamond im dummy with the! not