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OTTAWA (CP)—Roman Cath- olics of Canada said here they would not oppose leg- islation to make -legal the ad- vertising<and sale of birth-con- trol devices providing individual freedom protected and that the legislation guards against irresponsible sales and advertis-

their position does not imply ap- proval of contraception or of all

‘But they said the law, which makes it a criminal offence to advertise or sell contraceptive devices, is inadequate because it fails to meet all four criteria that should be fulfilled before a

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wrongful act is considered a ray crime punishable by aw. . These conditions are: —The wrongful act notably in- jures the public good. —The law forbidding the act should be capable of_enforce- ‘ment: J —The law should be. equitable so its burden. doesn’t fall on one group in-society. —The forbidding law should not give rise to evils greater than those .it is designed: to suppress.

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“The law is not in fact en- forced and the good of public peace might well be lost by at- rormnt to enforce it,’’ the brief said.

“A large number of our fellow citizens believe that this law vio- lates their rights to be informed and helped towards responsible parenthood in accordance’ with their personal beliefs.’ ;

The Commons committee has

bs ng four private- members’ biis that - would amend the Criminal Code. Two

committee, made it clear that.

methods of regulating births:—

Devii would remove the clause on con- traceptives while the other two would exempt doetors, nurses, social workers and family plan- ning organizations from _ the law’s provisions.

Dr. Harry Harley (L—Halton), committee chairman, said, re-- ceipt of the bishops’ brief con- cludes the hearings. A recom- mendation to the Commons is expected’ by, the end of this month, }

At the. same time as _ their brief was made public, the bish- ops issued a statement to Cana- dian Roman Catholics. stating that the distinction between civil law and moral Jaw ‘‘can hardly be over-emphasized.” ¢

NOT A. MORAL QUESTION “The question that may come

before Parliame'nt is not

whether the use of contracep-

ment to decide such a question. “The real question—and this is the business of Parliament— centres on whether or not in view of the common good the law of the land should make the sale or distribution of contracep- tives or giving information about regulation of births 4 crime pun- ishable by law.” : :

J. M:'Forrestall’’ (PC=Halt- fax), a Roman Catholic, said the statement was -a “‘long-

tives is morally right or morally | | wrong. It is not up to: Parlia-

awaited-and-much-needed. guide-.-}.

line.” As a legislator he had

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It does not matter how the ad- ‘verse cards are divided or how North-South choose to defend; in all cases, you can be sure of the contract. If North wins the dia- mond, he is bound to give .you the ‘tenth trick whether he re- turns a diamond (establishing a trick for you), of a club - (into your A-Q), or a spade (giving

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BIDDING QUIZ

ely go down even though you" found the clubs divided 2-1. One: defender or the other would win the club and return a spade, and you would find yourself with only eight running tricks. If you then, attempted to establish a ninth trick by leading a dia- mond, the defense would pre- sumably grab the ace and cash a minimum of three spade tricks to defeat the countract a least

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Insead of following this hope- less course, you should win the spade and play a low diamond towards dummy at trick two. This play offers a“ legitimate chance to make the contract. If North has either the A-x or Z-x-x of diamonds, he. must duck; otherwise, you have nine easy tricks.

Having ‘‘stolen” the diamond, you now play a club—intending to finesse the nine if South fol- lows with the* eight. Unless North has all the missing clubs. you make the contract.

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is a member. . said Canada| Text of .his address: was re-

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Sie en tae| MORE TAK, 0 no relations because through such| The number pene bank. ing licénces issued in Ontario

relations we could at least dis- . : cuss the issues in Southeast Asia | has increased tenfold” to 44,000

with the leaders in Peking. . . .’?| in 20 years.

To claim that Peking caused} wo MAGIC IN EXERCISE the war in Viet Nam “is to ig] tORONTO (CP)—Physical ex- nore completely the whole his-| ercise is no fountain. of youth, tory of the revolution led by Ho| 5ays Dr. Nathan Shock, a Balti- Chi-minh against the French| yore gerontologist. He told a

tional relations between Viet dence G0 Ae, Sn either prolongs life or slows Peking is not engaged in the | down Z i war and, therefore, is not an| studi aggressor. ple " While his visits to Hanoi were | sign themselves “by no means conducive to op- | chair” function woot be- timism,’’ Mr. Ronning said both|fore and after it. But sides want the continued pres-| simple walking gives most ence of the International Control | ple all. the ‘exercise they

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

would be to escalate the ground war in Viet Nam by the. use of 3 E66S Mr. Ronning, who was born| ™= et wey OvER ITS in_ China, said former nae Aa Genie Eisenhower ‘‘did not help to al-} wr aiways TOOK HIM: AN- o 2 lay fears when he said a few Hou fo SET Hs TOPPER we TRS Chae the use of nuclear Bombe, | ©&+r=rean bene nat To if necessary.” Mr. Ronning said ft ee times is argued in Canada eee : ; it is not necessary to have diplo-| DAILY CROSSWORD. matic relations with China to) = ,oroge. 49.Appors - 14. Walke deal effectively with Peking ; : oom mM a 1. Part tioned, ing ; iG Our extensive wheat sales are ofa as cards stick —[EiRicISMIcIOITMEAIE! quoted as convincing evidence.”’ . flower 50. Relieved 16. Music TIOlE MMATRIK] ame But wheat- sales have been| 6. Lift S1L.A - note AAs ee possible. because. Canada has} 91.Island frolic ~~» — 19. Bread- PT iaminle a been accepted ‘im China as a off ‘winners mou country with no axe to grind in Venezuela - 1. Sleeping 20. Printers’ |AiLJBP) Asia and because ..China needed one — mea- to replace rice which | 15. Girl's sures more readil name tary’s 23. At home vy ; 4 goes 44. Commone misc ue ae Yesterday's Answer | CAN, CHANGE SV eeLy ceaaes typing | 90.Distress S7.Anklo “That situation could, how-| 15. Beast 3.Brewery | signal —s«_- 39. Hindu e upset if ot vats 29. Land sacred ere, 0 ey eae 4. Lincoln easure tree Canada’ as a middie power fails 5. Music 30. D 42. Surge to aceept fs share. of responel- | 38. 0t0¢ note a tamed of the Daley ia een, eet 97, Excess : 6. The ‘ mustang sea Asia, which ie possible only by “of - 31 Instruct 4. Scorch establshing the dplomatic re} = chances *V.Italian °° ''38, Fishers 46. Man's latons which enables Canada to 18. Greek sive man'a hhick- preserve the ability to deal ef- letter” 8. Sultan’s rod name 19. To take decree 35.Harmonise 47. Ribbed - dinner =—is«&9«w. Turrfy 36,Pincere. fabric | $2. Melody ——--- out —----___-claw-__________marks__ Teed ; STF Te 26.Dispatches F— iz ee 28. Extra : Soo ff you a ruff and discard). 86. Dey t ! If South wins the diamond] 95 Behave - - i and returns a low club, you fi-| 38, Weeps nesse the nine, thus endplaying | 40,Languagi ° North so that he must yield the of the game-going trick. The. same re- . Nethere / 7 2 st sult accrues if South returns the lands: ten or jack of clubs. You simply abbr. cover with the queen. 41. Landing If South wins the ten of dia- lace in monds and returns a low dia- ; mond, you discard a club, thus a oe a insuring the contract, while if . Americal, » South returns a spade, you get “Dos. aS / a 46 a ruff and discard. tailoring All roads lead to Rome. abe \ 2. If you.were to play the ace Biblical and another club after winning . name : “| the spade, you would almost sur- . Avoid ‘

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