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l'l’alks Planned

“ TORONTO (CPI—Officials of; British Newfoundland Corpora- to Limit

Premier Joseph Smallwood and

other Canadian. New York and

.I.ondnn interests to dis c u s s

‘Brmco‘s role in the proposed

‘Hamilton Fails power project in or

Following a breakdown in ne- Eotiations between Brinco and ‘ ucbec Hydro. which could not iagree on the price Quebec Hy- who should pay for power from a Hamilton Falls. thought In being I given to routing Hamilton Fails power to New England by way lof u_n d e r w a t e r cables and .through the Maritimes.

I Robert H. Winters. chairman jot Brim-o. said here that he has not seen the feasibility report prepared by a British engineerina consultant firm. but iknnws generally what is In it.

“i have invited a number oi people here to exchange views on the approach to the prob- lem." he id.

Decision on th alternate route will be based on the feasi- bility report which was issued three weeks ago by the British consulting firm of Preece, Car- dew and Rider. l

The firm reported a system of tower and submarine cables through Newfoundland and the Ma-ritimes to New England would be feasible from an ac- onomic and engineering stand- point.

The original plans had called

he mmense horsepower from the project to be carried through Quebec to New York. The Newfoundland government. for whom Brinco is a conces‘ sionaire, decided the power should go through the Mari- times.

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Former MP Dies In West

VANCOUVER (CPL-Elmore Philpott. 68, former member of Parliament. distinguished sol- .dier and newspaper columnist. [died Wednesday night in hospi-

A lifelong Liberal and close Friend of Prime Minister Pear- son, Mr. Philpott had been re- tired from both politics and several years.

He was first elected to Parlia- me for Vancouver South In 1953 after three earlier defeats

ifederal election of 1957.

Mr. Philpott was both a syn- dlcate columnist and longtime radio commentator for the CBC. He entered journalism in 1922 with the Montreal Witness. moved to the Toronto Globe andl cgge to British Columbia in

I I.

He enlisted in the army early tin the First World War and was .wounded in action three times.

was awarded the Military Cross and bar, and came back to Canada crippled from his last injury.

He is survived by his trite. .two daughteos and a son.

BEATLE-TYPE HAIRCUT

RICHMOND HILL. Ont. (CPI — Parents of at least

three high school student

here have indicated they will allow their sons to retain their long Beetle haircuts following from the principal rc- questing their views on the

a letter

matter. About

300 students demon- strated in front of Richmond Hill High School north of Tor-

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of his lnyear-old son Wayne only when he paid for them. 5 NOT UP TO TEACHERS "We are paying the school taxes for teachers to teach subjects, not to tell students how to wear their hair." he said. Walter \icKinlay said he wouldn't ask his I4-year-old son Jim to cut his hair una less he couldn't attend school

onto this ' k to protest “no,”

what they said was detention Thom" Sharer, who” .01] 0' male Widen“ WlI-h Tom Jr. was one of the six. Beetle haircuts. said: "I am not going to Some of the demonstrators main, my boy Chang. his said the boys had been threat- hairdo It

e ed did not have their hair cut. However. principal L. Morrison said no suspension

are planned. He sent letters

home with the boys to that arents asking whether

styles. One father. dry. said the principal coul

with suspension If they B.

p the parents approve of the hair

William Bow-

atudenta said they would or- der their sons to have a hair- 5 cut.

Mr. Morrison's letter to the I' parents said the haircuts and other teen-age. affectationa. such as high boots and black jackets. had become a trade- mark for groups whose be-

d havior la socially unaccepta-

have some say in the haircuts

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A-K-Q of clubs first. it is prad tically_ certain that West

ruff one of them to defeat you. After all. West has shown up with five spades and four hearts and is therefore not apt to also have three clubs. which would mean that East started with eight diamonds.

You have quite I problem to solve after playing the ace of hearts. but. actually the solution is clear if you give proper weight In all the evidence. most significant clue is that W glndliy with a holding of five spades to the A. K-Q-to. It is certainly reasonab- le to assume that. he does not also have the king pi diamonds or he would have opened the bidding.

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