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MON CTON rCP i—O pposition Leader Diefenhaker said Thurs- day night the Liberal govern ment is ded'caied to princln'es that can wreck the nation

The Progressive Conservative leader iold 1.2110 pPi‘snns at a party rally the flag issue is lust art of the picture He spoke in support of the Conservative can- didate in Monday‘s Westmor land byelection.

“We had a formula t0i amending the constitution n Wit-62 nobody was talkiui; about dividing Canada. states within a state and BSSOCIaIl states. You can't build a Can- ada like that," Mr. Diefenbakcr said.

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The Guardian. Charlottetown, Sat. Nov. 7. 1964. 15

Liberal Policies Described As Threat To National Unity

of the next general election

President de Gaulle has ordered a slow-up in preparations for a [tunnel linking E n g I a n d and Fra

The reports said the order. a reprisal for the British gotten- ment’s plans not to Ir‘Iiaéiew me “a issue shnuid m Franco-British Conco super thegLiberai Emwmbjwdm 3931:): isomc airliner project. would not

it had dmded Canada maybe otIICialiy announced but that never before in n“, “mg n has ;its effect would a appai split the country. When voii vote ,9"! I“ the weeks “930. I want you to tell him iMr.i The spokesman for the studv Pearwn’ Ihilt the Dennis of this 'group which is not government- constituency do not want to see . controlled. said “work is con Canada Split asunder" IIinulng normally on the geolog-

if the people of Canada iical and geophysical studies wanted to make a change in the i which began in August this yeai country‘s flag. they should vote [and are expected to end next. on it in a plebiscue at t'ie time 3 September."

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LONDON (CPi—The Surrey Tavern, favorite gathering spot for the world's most famous cricketers is to be replaced. The new building at the Oval. mm for the pam_based Eng. lhome of the Surrey County lish Channel tunnel sludy group .Cricket Club formed in 1884. said here th e re Is "abso- iwill cost £150,000.

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luae ‘ ., 12.10—Naws —arid Regional Weatheri12.03—-Sports Scores, Inland and 12115—looking Through The Papers I Marine Weat er CBC I2.I5-—Pops Concert ‘ By B. JAY BECKER we,“ dealer practice. most of the Soutn East-West vulnerable. players either doubled oir bid NM five diamonds. Q A70 It is not unusual for such pro- 8 blems to stem from an opening OK1°735 preemptive bid. and. more of. 3953 ten than not. the player who WEST preempts with a proper hand 0 Q984’ . 0-73 will show a profit for his eniei CAK1°9°52 .Qs‘ prise. If the opponents have the 0’ .8: 7“, better hands. as frequently hap 'P—‘ . $39 pens. they will nearly always 305 find it difficult to land in exact :37 IV the right spot .AQJOS Thus. in the present case. one A.” East-West pair bought the hand

for four hearts against a very conservative pair and easily made the contrart. while then teammates at anoiher table bid and made five diamonds with the North-South cards.

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