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British Bookmakers, Gamblors indus cor, Sz sie-3

SNACK TO HAVE DURING TODAY S MOVIE MATINEE /

PAINTED ON THESE HOT- WATER BOTTLES, GRANDMA ? —

lamounting to $56,856, was shown by Merit Insiirance Co.,

TORONTO (CP) — Industrial |IAC’s casualty insurance sub-

7 . a eRe | : : Cacia : 1 nee Acceptance Corp. Lad. had net/|sidiary. This was due mainly 10 f fl - . earnings of $12,258,703 or $2.01 a \@ decrease (of $1,868,770 _ in “ a |share in 1965, compated with claims, coupled ‘with a decrease 4 top

- ea ue $11,672,000* or .$1.91 a share in Of only $1,145,904 in earned pre-

By CARL MOLLINS , One bookie, Ron Pollard’* The odds an hour before the 1964, the compani’s annual re- Miums.

ONDON” (CP) — © Election: of Ladbroke’s estimated Thurs- polls closed Thu rad ey aa port. says. ‘ hore. ae time: has. become big business |day night that up to £3,060,000 were .1 to 33 for a La 1 Bid th r ed | FINES -FOR*MEN

for Britain's bookmakers and | ($9,000,080) was wagered on the the bettor must lay- £83 to Wid nies Ono? in eye an TOKYO (Reuters)—Four’ op

the country's compulsive gan | general election —- almost as £1—and 10 to 1 against the Con-|in-rease in earnings. this year Position parties in the Japanese |

blers. much as the total cost of run- | servatives, meaning a £1 unless there is an improvement re house introduced a_ bill

VWNGNVYS

The idea of an election as a ning the campaign and adminis- would win £10 in the event Of B)in Money costs: Weédnésday providing for fines means of choosing the nations ‘ering the election. Tory. victory. | Th a joint statement to share- ft up to 10,000 yen ‘about $35); * government has become almost| An expert guess on the cost Labor odds had grown more holders, Chairman J. H. Rana-|for men convicted of paying | PP - .~ lticidental to. thousands of citi-|of the election puts: the total at favorable to the bettor during |han and President J. B.’ Penne- |prostitutes for their’ services. | «hens accusomed to: the weekly | £4,000,000 ($12,000,000) or more, ‘election day as a result of last-| father said conditions in the .n- Prostitution has been illegal’ in - hit-parade charts. |including everything from the %5 minute money © going for thé! dustry were “extremely diffi; Japan since the early 1950s. = sbitings i) © pee to Torlée—preeumably because the Feult.” peer ank clerks and 8c achers odds were irresistible some | ae ‘e| HONORED FOR BRAVERY | ON ‘THE Al R who count ballots election night hopeful punters, As the polls | oar, ag gas Os meng ogee | CAPE DORSET, N.W.T.: (CP)! to the estimated. million-pounds- | opened, the odds were 1 to 60/0’ noid as AC. went bank- (Jimmy Teegodlegak, a 14-year. “; Pe | . plus spent by the major parties /for a Labor victory. . — rupt when it couldn't pay its\old boy scout, was decorated | |on campaigning, Ladbroke's offered a wide Va denis=-This caused concern |with a Bronze Cross in Ottawa | The tollowing program list-| fection law limits the ex. riety of other opportunities of : £ ene aren S

ings are published free of| penditure of each candidate to betting on. the election, “espe- = esha 2 ee ene Wiusey. siamy re | charge as_a_public. service and’ £450 ($1,350). plus Mexpence for cially in a system whereby the felt.the® pinch of having to pay |nine year-old . Palaya ‘Ashevuk |

appear as. presented to us by'each eligible voter in an urban bettor attempts to predict ~ the , owt

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SATURDAY PROGRAMS |The is ace a cold spend | some? reports suggested the |talled -$963,419,192, up from ‘him by artificial respiration. ss : £637 and 10-shillings ' ($1,912.50) | generally -heavy betting ‘on La-

CFCY-TY . ~““Tin an urban constituency with |bor>xas the result of business-

~ | 30°000 voters. men hedging. Certainly only the

| Ladbroke’s which’ claims ‘the “Wealthy could afford to place a

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It was played at nine tables At still another table, North got’

| as usual, the results were to four hearts and~made it~ for

From 5:30%p.m. to 11:30 pom. Varied. Perhaps the most aie te of 620 ‘points, duplicat- |

Jeek }worthy feature of the hand is|ing the result, of those North-

Open Seven Days 4 Week ‘that at not-one of the: five tables ‘South pairs who had bid and: 7 am. to 12 p.m > [where South bid four spades|made four spades: _

Swine: ‘did East double the contract. | At the, last table, North be-

& Cold Sandwiches <“emKayr spades could not be de-/came declarer at three notrump

@ Hot - eh feated despite: East's ~ trump after opening the bidding with |

@ All European Meat eee Tholding, and four of the five a. diamond, West having re-|

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HEIDELBERG “I West: invariably led i king /heart; losing to the queen. East. ‘ ‘ , lof diamonds, taken: by the ace. |made the killing return of a dia- Coffee Shop & satura 'The normal pattern of play was mond and declarer wound up go- |

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