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Old Parties Are Urged To Take Stock

aressive Conservative unam- has urged .C Old" Parties to examine their own shortcomings to determine Wh! many Canadians are "at- fiiiating themselves with socm. ists. fly - by - night ssviors or demagogues."

Senfliof Edgar Fournier (PC —New Brunswick) said the Lib- erals and Conservatives should "look back."

"Let us find what we have not done or what we did Wrong." he said in seconding

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the motion for approval of the throne speech

He welcomed ,throne speech proposals aimed at adopting a Canadian (lag.

Adoption of the throne speech was moved by another new Segatofi. LJ.‘ Campbell Haig (PC

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Canada's leading Space Scientists Return Pleased

OTTAWA (CP) — With one satellite in the sky, standing by for insurance and their heads full about the possibility of bigger space attempts, Canada's top space scientist have returned home after their debut in the outer space business.

After being at Vandenburg Air Force Base. C if., since mid-August preparing for the launching of the Alouette last Saturday. scientists and technicians were welcomed

orrsws (CF)-—-A ‘new Pro- ' anada's two d

mowaan. Cha.riottetown.l'rl. ‘on... ms. mm

tor. and the Jman responsible for controlling the shot attempt. said he was “over-toyed" with the launching of the In-pound satellite by a United States ‘°°i.'‘ .. . ....... '1‘ e oue te was perfo

its duties “better than we could have hoped for" and was op-

istic about the lit

tionai Aeronautics and. space Administration that if the Alou-

leunching, a new attempt would be made in January or Febru- ary. But he said he was confi- dent it would perform perfectly “at least until the end of the e. II

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inside the big Hercules trans- port plane that brought the sci- entists back to Ottawa there was another Alouette assem- bled and ready for launching if tiled unforeseen happened. he so

ette tailed within a month of cm

ght Perfect 1: Opinion Of Mrs. Schirra, Jr.

HOUSTON. Tex. nigh‘ wss rfec ter M schirra Jr.. said with a big smile after hm‘ astronaut-

mpl hiato

co eted hb rlc six-orbit flight. "It was a long ‘wait but woréth every minute of it." she sat .

Mrs. Schirrs. accompanied by her son. Marty. l2. and daugh- ter. Susann talk with re-

throughout the flight of more than nine hours.

“I told We when I talked with him by to ephone early this morning I was sure everything would be successful." she said.

“He said he was comfortable.

Brokerage Firms

Fian To Merge MONTREAL (CP) -— The

Montreal brokerage firm of Mccuaig Bros. and Co. and the

will merge Dec. 1 to form Can- ada's largest brokerage house.

t was announced here.

The announcement said the new company, called Doherty Roadhouse and Mccuaig Bros., will be made up of all partners of the two erdstlng firms. There would be no change in present policies.

....

Hugh R. Mcouaig of Mcouaig Bros. said the new firm will have 18 offices from Montreal to Vancouver.

an s . “I would like to be one very

e I‘ during 1 "1

(Ap)__--The any time." she - Mr; wa1_ ‘apprehensive at

later "It sounds very exciting." 5 Suzanne. a bashful strawberry iblonde. said nothing. Mrs. Schirra said she was not reatly concgned at any time

was not apprehensive at said. “l wasn't

Lown-ey Company Reports Loss

SHERBROOKE. Que. tCP1 -~ WAlter M. Lowney Co. Ltd. manufacturers of candles and

_ ice - cream have reported

a net loss in the year ended June 30 of $97,253. or 47 cents a share. The loss was the com- pany's first in 29 years.

In the previous year the com- pany had a net profit of $335,164.,

.82 a

or are.

Edmund Littler. president. said that in the last year the company moved its chocolate divisioi. to Sherbrooke. causing many non-recurring expenses.

The company had not work- ing capital at June 30 of $1.219,-

much." said _the freckled young-

701. down from $1.505,-H33 a year earlier

back by a crowd of about 100 relatives and fellow workers from defence research telecom- munications establishment. Keith Brown, mission direc-

ILLITEBACY RATE

Among persons 14 or over in the, United States. 2.2 per cent are illiterate.

You are South, both sides vul-

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175 less st. «ope. EeteI'el Open 8:30 a.m. -9 pm.

nerable. The bidding has been: 1 heart Dble ‘.’

What would you now bid with each of the following six h ds?

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0. AQJVIGI2 00 9.106 ‘'18 1. Two clubs. First. let's agree that you're not required to bid in this sequence unless you have a message to deliver and there

point. A pass of "the redouble. for example. would not neces- sarily indicate either strength or weakness. It wo d mere show that there is no conven- ient bid.

Two clubs is best in this case because it describes the hand fairly well. and, moreover. may help partner choose an open lead in case West becomes de- clarer. The chances are that East-West will wind up playing the hand.

2. One spade. This is a dread- ful hand to have when partner

is good reason to-dime at this‘

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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is caught between two fires. but by bidding a spade. even with

RlPl.EY'S BELIEVE IT OR NO‘!

you try to minimize the danger the weak suit. There is too much risk. if you pass. th e t partner will bid two clubs or diamonds if you let the re- double come around to him. He may have three spades and by- pass that suit in favor of two clubs or diamonds. You bid to keep him out of trouble.

3. Pass. Here you pass be- cause there is no reason 'to bid. You let partner choose the suit.

jump response interest in game, but is not forcing. If partner raises to three spades, you go on to game. 5. One notrump. This is not a weakness bid. though the hand eed not a

n as this one. You're not supposed to undertake a notrump contract with a weak hand. The purpose of the notrrunp call is to tell partner you have scattered strength and.. of course. at least one heart stopper. It is meant to encourage him to con- test further with a long suit if

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he has one. or raise in notrump with a balanced hand and extra values beyond the double.

6. spa es. This is a

simple. The strength — showing bid would be two spades. 11 ot three. There are two reasons for the bid. First, the jump to three spades cramps the bid- ding and may lead the oppon- ents to the wrong contract. Sec- ond. the. preempt might pave the way to a worthwhile sacri- fice against an adverse game contract.

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