~ British Labor Gov't Ends Year Confident

a lengthy economic crisis, in-|tions of its Atlantic ternal party unrest and the | force plea, — stress of @ wafer-thin ‘hold on|REBUFF OBJECTIONS

Objections to British backing for United States policies in Viet Nam have been rebuffed and plans to nationalize the steel industry are widely be- lieved to have been shelved in- definitely.

At home, the governme it claims it has achieved a maj~r | breakthrough in getting labor union agreement to a tighte: control of pay claims. | When this comes into effect jlater this year the government believes. it will be able to halt

power.

Backed by favorable opinion polls, Prime Minister Wilson is optimistic that his government can carry on until chances are good of winning a new man- date.

All the pointers are that he will seek to build up his admin- istration’s record until next spring or fall and then call for elections im an attempt to in. crease his parliamentary ma- jority.

With the five-vote over-a!! majority with which Labor took office last Oct. 16 already whit- tled — to three pen in dan- ger being cut further! Against kgrou = m byelections, the sheer fact |ior ‘ministers: beliewe they wt of survival can be claimed abe able to reap the benefits of

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ished’ in the Daily mail Thurs- | cider to stay in power

day gave Labor 49.7 per cert |¢ : | The government is reported of national support and Con- it, have trimmed ite legislative

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scrvatives 38.7 per cent while ; program for the new session of os per cert Coclaned then Parliament opening Nov. 9 so prime minister. The record of the last 12) ; months has proved thet the |e ee into opposing ma tion's majortty has been a/| source of strength in averting | threatened revolts by Labor | Band Formed nomic, foreign and immigration policies. No left-wing rebel—or 7) a Lent week tion plans—has been willing to | other Lion's Club take responsibility for endan- | gering the government's life. | ment has been able to modify | their instruments or abandon what a year £0! the youngsters, a were considered fundamental master, W.E.R. Lock them make

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Because of this. the govern-- Members of the planks of party policy. merside gave

Left-wingers have had to ac-| opportunity to cept retention of Britain’s nu-| noise. At one timé the sou

CONTRACT BRIDGE.

By B. JAY BECKER

FAMOUS HANDS

West dealer. fense, declarer would surely North-South vulnerable. have gone down one.

gixer the ten, East discarding a low |

o24 diamond. Declarer could then do

$33 no better than lead a spade to

WEST FASE the king, which West would win

@aAd a94 ; -with the ace. w e|

@6 @310984 A club lead now by es |

@ 10852 @K963 would then permit East to ruff |

@AK10876 42 with the nine and thus promote |

80 the seiting trick for the deferse.

@KQ32 |. But alas, the defense did not)

9532 follow this course. Instead West

@AIT shifted to a heart at trick two.

4295 iThis play gave declarer a

‘ ‘ chance to make the contract,

“The bidding: "sa south promptly chucked it~

West North Fast South right back by leading the ten of

tS a 2@ i. ‘spades at trick three instead of Pass. a low one.

th 4@ West took th> king with the

Opening leed—king of clubs. |ace, and — the fate of the hand

having been kicked back and long enough —D’Alelio the

head | Sane inter. forth laad is more =| esting than what does happen. "ow peooseded to defeat This deal from the Italy-United contract.

/ He cashed the ace of clubs Gites, sostch of | 1061: Mustrates| ot contisned with the ten, East

yong and Gerber held Tulfing with the nine as dummy | the North-South cards for the|‘iscarded a diamond. | American team, the bidding soir tricks and should have, Bee er aneee a Ubich “Chair. apelled: finis. to a series of bad adia played the four com. | PLAYS: but East added still one mencing a hightow signal to |More Dlogper when he “toon show a doubleton. ° a diamond instead of a |

Had D'Alelio continued with|down one, which was par for the the ace and another club, andjcourse. but the par was achiev-

later pursued this line of de-jed in a most peculiar way.

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6.10 p.m.—Political Telecast? 6.25. p.m.—Robin Hood Flour Jack-

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12.00—Jamberee Junction

12:15—Boy Meets Girl

12.30—Maritime Farm 8’cast

9.00-—Hermit's Choice 1.00-—-CBC News end Weather

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11.05~Starlight Serenade | 2.00—The Open Road Show

7.4b—Tenight’s Music 8.25—Assignment CBC 8.30—Tonights Music

11.30—-News and Weather 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee 11.35—Starlight Serenade 3.30—Trans-Canade Matinee 12.00—CBC: News. Weather. end 4.00—CBC News Sports 4.03—Canadian Roundup 12.15—News and Music CBC 4.10—Music in The Air 5.00—Mar. Fish A'cast CBA RADIO 5:20—Tempo, MONDAY CBC Notebook

6.00—CBC News 6.15—On Parliament Hill 6.20—Todey’s Editorial 6.25—Inlend Weather and Sports Scores 6:30-—Couchiching Diary 6.35—Music In The Evening 7:30—Soundings ‘ 8.00—Assignment 8.30—Sound of Summer 9.00~—Hermit’s Choice 10.00—CBC Nat'l News, Speaking Personally 10:30—Couchiching Conference 11:00—Concert Album 12:00—CBC News 12:03—Sports Scores, Inland and 12:15—Music In The Night

6.00—The Morning Shaw, Part 1 7.00—The Morning Show, Part 1 8.00—CBC News & Inland Weather 8.15—Maritime Sportscest

8:22—The Morning Show, Part 2 8:35—Leave It To Bennet

9.0C—CBC News

9.11—Commentary

9.16—A.M. Chronicle

10:30—Music On The Move

11:05—Morn. Comm, Betty Cooper

11.30—The Archers 11:45—Twe For A Quarter

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8.16—Morning Roundup 8.45—Weather

8.50—Atlantic News Roundup 8.58—Thought Fer Today 9.00—Natonal News - CBC 9.11—Preview -Commentary 9.16—Notes and Music 10.00—News & Weather 10.25—Sunlight Eye

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§.25—Marine Weather

§.28—The Outports

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