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Canadian Westinghouse Co. Ltd. | free or freer trade, stated that in a recent address to the inter- | in the post-war years Canadian national business management | policy has favored the primary course of Waterloo University |and resource - based industries College land not enough consideration In the so-called extractive in-| has been given secondary man- dustries, for instance, which in- | ufacturers. clude forestry, fishing and min- He said most thoughtful peo-

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ing, we consume &2 per cent’ ple, including secondary indus- | Ourselves and sell 18 per cent | try, support the basic free-trade her countries,

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| per cent, despite the fact that | are of a class or kind not made about 97 per cent of newsprint,|in Canada, Imports from low- 95 per cent of nickel and 60 per| wage countries, on the other cent of copper are exported. hand, are of a class or kind al- In agriculture we consume 71 | ready made in Canada,” | per cent and axport 29 per cent, | with wheat accounting for half | | the exports.

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Great ne CAN GET YOUR HOME FREEZER ' 30 p.m=—Quinte UIZ medium 6.Shell beads = guards artery 8:00 2 a a Vy is aaa Seas alas “ 14. Homely 7. Join to 27, Put in 35. Chair YOUR FOOD AND OUR SERVICE == 2:25 p.m.—-Cross ion ou are the dealer, sides » One club. Ss follows e 15, Fast dance 8. Lifted writing - 36. Alone? 3:30 p.m.—Open House vulnerable, What would you bid| standard procedure of bidding| 16, ong 9.To puzzle: 29. Wizard Latin FOR WHAT YOU SPEND ON FOOD ALONE! 4:00 pm.-At Home With Helen | with each of the following five | the suit esr i i step (good-by) slang of Menlo 37. European f Crocker hands? in hands where the distribution 17. Pronoun 11, Lake birds ark measure Nd . Mas p.m.—Friendly Giant . a as 9|'2 4-4-4-1, Experiment will show} 18. Sesame 15. Fidgets #0. Roew : a, Obtained | GIBSON CHEST FOR INFORMATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION CALL 4:45 p.m.—Sing Ring Around 4— 58652 #AKQ | that following this method per-| 19. Female 18. Exclama- te’s 0. Knave o! 5.01 p.m—Razzle Dazzle 2 @EKQIS PAQ82 O7 &KIE4| mits al! three suits to be a oe os. ‘ tion little friend clubs in loo ABEGWEIT HOME PROVISIONERS LTD. GIBSON UPRIGHT £20 p.m.—Yog! Bear QI964 Y— AKT 752 | at the lowest possible level. . Ready for ie - 6:00 pm.--Supper Club rie een 342 9 li rgted 3. One club. Here, also, econo- do-it-your- 1 [2 [3 14 5 |e {7 {8 DIAL 4-5571 111 GRAFTON STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN DIAL 4-5371 415 p.m.-Television News lmy of bidding space is served selfer 4:25 pim—Gupper Club er ee ee eee by opening with a club instead} 7° oe 9 fo iN 6:35 p.m.—Television Weather 1. One heart. There is 10 |of a spade. Generally, the high- ous : 6:40 pemeenGuaper Glue good reason to vary fram the|er ranking of two five -card| ™ eet ia ? 4:50 p.m.—Telavision Sports usual rule of first bidding the | suits is bid first, but where the| 9. To dig ate - ic 7:00 pam.=-Robin Hood higher ranking of two touching | suits involved are spades and "aaa > [le 7:30 p.m.—The Lawman suits of equal length. Of course, | clubs, the clubs are named first.| 98 Expunged en ‘a rr) naa = a ree am the standpoint of quality,| Later, the spades are repeated 31. Single unit = apn cl seukirag labia the diamonds are stronger, but | to show they are five cards im| 32 Cons 0 | 22 23 9:00 p.m:—Country Hoedown this should not be permitted to fannie. y 32, cenmtetian 20 21 2 9:30 p.m.w-Car 54 inferfere with the normal pro-| 4 One club. Hands containing | 38, To produce 24 25 as 10:00 p.m.—Temmy Ambrose cess of bidding the higher rank- high-card points are manda- , “< M f | 14 high-card points a 34, Merchant’s 10:30 Se tere ing suit first | tory opening bids, and the fact notice 26 |27 28 29 |3o a er News The ultimate goal is to choose | that there is no biddable suit by | 35, Distress ar 128 CS vauuaiet as trump the suit in which a side | ordinary standards is not a val- call 31 32 3 12.20 ‘sma=-Midnight theatre has numerical superiority, and | id excuse for passing them.| 36, Ricochet : or a ecen Days To Noon | tts goal might be missed if the | Since we cannot open with a no-| 38. Tammany 34 s 1 _ = tenon jamonds were named before | trump (16 to 18 points), and ean- emblem ee Ka 2:00 p.mniAppren. the hearts. Partner could rea-| not pass, we manufacture a suit | . 40. Bearing 38 39 sonably assume that the dia-| to bid— in this case, ubs.| 41,Summer ai 42. S monds were longer than the|Three-card suits should seldom ermine TV. CALL hearts if they were bid ‘irst. | he bid. They are named only as 42, Compara- TAS 44 NITE or DAY The hand is playable in hearts | a last resort. tive purity Mj Day 9597 Nite 44178-45001 ‘ artner has Oeze of them. If} 5, One diamond. We cannot} 48: Girl's name 4-13 le hearts were bid secondarily, | open with one notrump because oe how to work it: =» VAIL’S RADIO & TV }/partner would not he apt to/that would show 16, 17 or 18| DAILY Cayenne. . ere “tae i 2 204 Kent St Ch'town |] T2/se with only three hearts, he-| points, and this hand has 19, NOTELLOW a. ay cause he would be afraid the/|The natural bid of a diamond, i LONG ‘ 3 ———| suit was four cards in length. | the only biddable suit we have, One letter simply stands for another. In this Te Aisused | OY is therefore made. for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- z ATURDAY PROGRAMS 5:00 p.m.—Timmy’s Easter It is true that partner will trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints CFCY-TV arade of Stars not know that the diamond bid Each day the code letters are different. 6:00 p.m,—Citizens’ Forum In this case is based on 19 A Cryptogram Qnotation 1:45 pim.—Afterneon Musicale 6:30 p.m.—Give Us Barabbas points, but we intend to let him ere 9:15 p.m.—Pedigrees Pleare 8:00 p.m.—Hazel know about the excess strength NJcFu NFLF ALFTIFS BIt IPF 2.30 p.m.—World of Sport 8:30 p.m.—Para by jumping the bidding at the Baseball 9:00 p.m.—-Ed Sullivan Show next opportunity. If partner AJCBILI JIB CFU.—PINFHH LY. va. 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