‘Forest lndustry In B.C. Is Reported In Trouble

VANCOUVER (CP) — ‘British Columbia’s biggest © business, the mammoth forest products Wdustry, is in trouble. .

A survey made by the Coun- efi of Forest Industries shows

3,000 people have been laid off work as a result of declining markets. :

A spokesman for the council said the figure could double by Nov. 1. The 3,000 workers rep-

resent about five per cent of

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The demand prov- ince’s _ prime has alarmingly because of inflation. ‘Housing starts are

lenders such as life insurance companies t r u s t companies,

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France Rejects

- From Agence France-Press .

OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS Paris (CP) “aie has re-

Jécted a list “‘politieal . di-

CHANDLER BROS. LTD. allies to detine the

BUILDING SUPPLIES status of French troops in West

Germ.an-y and the role of

894-6557 Ch’town, P.E.l-| French forces im the event of war.

CKCW-TV | Authoritative French sources aaid ‘the NATO text was turned down on the grounds it would

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with NATO. The main points were: 1. France considers itself an ally of its NATO partners. . 2. It commits itself to come to the aid of a member of the alliance .who is a victim of ageréssion, in conformity with article 5 of the’ North Atlantic treaty. ; ‘ 3. In this eventuality, France would agree to place

: ts forces in Germany under

NATO command. She would also agree to carry out the Military plans drawn up by the Atlantic organization.

4. To prepare for a possible conflict, France agrees to participate in NATO manoeu- vres

5. Francev-eontinueés to adhere to the NATO strategy outlining the different possible ripostes to any attack on West Berlin.

French sources maintained

the NATO plan was similar to

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de of French military co. - opera’

Man Charged In Shooting Of Parents

Mousseau; 31, was charged here with non - capital murder in the shooting Thursday of his parents, Dan Mousseau, 70, and Anne Mousseau, 69.

Mousseau is in St. Mary's hospital with. three superficial ‘gunshot wounds. His condition is described as good. He. is to appear in court Oct. 26.

- Mousseau was taken into cus- tody Thursday afternoon follow- ing a gun battle and a 1%-hour siege at the Mousseau home in a downtown residential district.

The bodies of the elderly couple were found on the upper floor of the house.

Directives

matic” action in event of crisie

which she sought to avoid. by : pulling out of NATO’s military The rejection means that ne- gotiations. between France and her allies on the status and mis- sion of French troops in Ger- many are at a dead-end. Representatives of the 14 NATO countries, including Ca- nada, met here Tuesday to dis- | French action.

The ‘‘directives’ were to have

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Opening lead—ace of spades. Here is an extraordinary hand - layed between Italy and the

Einited States in 1963.

. At the first table, the Italian

East (Chiaradia), playing weak

two bids, opened with two

spades. South passed..and West

(Forquet) responded three clubs

(forcing). . Chiaradia thereupon

bid three spades, which was 8

bid out of turn, since North had

not yet spoken.

. In accordance with the laws,

the three spade bid was can-

celled and the bidding reverted to North; East could then bid as he pleased but West was re- quired to pass at his next turn,

North doubled three elubs and Chiaradia, to protect his side jumped i te Or mates Bek

four spades. th pst five diamonds, which

‘est was compelled to and North also passed. na

Chiaradia doubled— not be- cause he had the values for a double, but because this would give Forquet a chanee to re- enter the bidding. The Americ- an South misunderstood the pur- pose of the bid, and thinking

against him, mistakenly ran to five hearts. This was doubled -and went down 500 points.

When Robinson and Jordan held he East- West cards for the United States; there were ‘no eee in the bidding. It went:

Hast South West Worth 34: 4 Pass oe; Pass

cisive, though terribly unfortu- nate from the American view- point. Pabis Ticci (South) led a heart, which Belladonna (North) won with the ace. —

Belladona returned a club, which Pabis -Ticci ruffed, and that was the end of that.

There was glo om in ‘the American camp that night, and the Italians, as usual, went on te win the championship, The margin of victory was so close. | however, that had South not been void of clubs, the United |

States would have wos the title.

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