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The hand on exhibit contains the most common finesse D051- tion of alll—«A-Q facing x-x-and also includes a more advanced form of finesse——Q-9-5 facing J-6- 2. . E. The latter combination is usu- ally best handled by leading low towards the jack, and after. los- ing, say, to the king, later lead- ing towards the Q-9, intending, if the next player pla.-ys low, to put

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new federal budget w-ill allow ‘a husband to give his wife title to $10,000 in the home they share without having to pay girft tax on the transfer. ..

Under the same provision in the budget presented to the Com- mons Tuesday night, a farmer can give his son or da-u<ghter' a $10,000 share in a farm to be up- erated by the child or the ﬁamn and child together. ' ~ The exemption on such trans- fers up to $10,000, eﬁfecotive‘ from last Jan. 1, can be claimed only once during the life of the giver’. The new benefit is in addition to the pnesent exemprtion allow- ing gtilltsof up to $4,000 a year without gisllt tax. Thus in one year a gillt of up to $14,000 may be made without paying tax.

Mr. Fleming said it will cover most of the dillfioult tax cases in- volving transfers of home owner- ship between husband and wife and of farm ownership between a farmer and his children.

The -budget specifies that the tra-nsfer exemption applies only I30 P1‘0@eI"ty used as a home by the married couple, and to farms to be operated by the farmer’s child or the fa-nmer and child to gether.

A second change involves the tax on glimits made within three the donor's death. Un- der law, such gifts must be in- cluded in the donor’s estate on which succession duty may be levied.

The new measure will allow a refund of that amount by which the giiit tax collected may exceed the succession duty on the gift. If there is no succession duty, the gift tax will be refunded.

This applies in cases of deaths atlter ‘Tuesday night.

At present any gift tax paid in

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‘O’I'llAWIA (OP) —— Devtence Min- ister Peankes Tuesday told the Commons standing c-’ommittee on estimates‘ that the Royal Cana- dian Nuayy recommended the- tnansler of the Amctic patrol ves-I sell Labrador to the transport de- partment. The tran.sIter occurred last year.

He also said that a landing[ mishap that slightly damaged the 019-105 Arrow at Toronto last week is not expected to delay its testing unduly. .

At the same time the commit- tee’s steering body rescomrmended against calling Lt. - Gen. Guuy Simonds and Ma-j.-Gen. W. H. P. Maoklin “at this time.” The steering group did not rule out the possibility that both out- spoken critics of Canada’s die- fence policy might appear later.

Harold Winch (CCF -—-,Van- oouver East) had suggested they be summoned d»ur.in»g appraisal of the defence department's esti- mates for the current fiscal year.‘

Mr. Winch also started a se- ries of qruestions on the Labra- dor, which was transferred from the navy to the transport depart- ment amid indioations in some quarters that the navy bowed out revllucwtantly. '

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0!'I'l‘AW~A (C!P)-—The inquiry in‘ the grounding of the Canadian government ship Bat‘-fin has been postponed until at least next fall, Transport Minister Hees said Tuesday.

He said in the Commons that doctors of Judge Vincent Pottier, the inquiry commissioner, have ordered him to stay away from work until the autumn. Judge Pottier swﬁfered a heart attack last spring.

Inquiry into the grounding at Black Rock, off the Nova Scotia coast, July 4, 1957, started last Feb. 18.

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