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, the ego iations to on the staff of the Private Plan- |i," adverse merchandise |the captain, Chrisostomos Sa- dian. Trade Committee’ says. achieve the broader objectives |ning Associaion of Canada, ¢0-| trade. balance with Canada |monas, is awaiting a court hear-

future of trading prefer-jof the General Agreement on |sponsor, with the commitiee, 0 |makes up a major part of their |ing Tariffs and Trade (GATT) or |fanr country’s import balance the vessel illegally discharged oil . vy.

commitiee argues that it | government discretionary power | ficit in itsele constitutes a rea-|the freighter, aground on a mud- of |to eliminate discrimination from | son for the application of policy |bank 16 miles east..of here, was Canada © Canada’s anti-dumping system.|measures designed to aller the denied Thursday by a depart-

Slats eopemianitas fee lind ee en ene uaa | talento of trade. between the | ment official in Ottawa.

‘of Canadian anti<dumpi ’ Fifteen sailors from charge as a public service and| Mutual trading. a — homes appear as presented to us by being the stations concerned.

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Temp. | South dealer. and made three scintillating : A Cryptogram Quotation w .7:46--Morning Roundup Neither side vulnerable. hearts. | i x) 7:56—Sports Capsule and Score NORTH He reasoned.that if East had) B OKR UBVPCIIYV CYOP cIKCe board : @AQ108 had the king of hearts in eddi-| .Jepopy exzUN CB K AKH XK2- 8:01—News @3973 . |tion to the king of spades and | ope 8:11—Weather ace of diamonds, East would . 8:16—Morning Roundup oy have bid two notrump inetead of ea | PUES | Siichnanne Naw Roundup | a : aac ark lowed fro se sum Widen. A Ano; cy ad i sce | r ig : : ‘ m ed e ee fon oo oy Oe $ioes) just West nad the king, no good eine TO RANT OY A Wavencee rer iucion” | | anna’ teanece 10-Keyboard Malediet @F1063 @A56 could come of a finesse and the | RECORD TIGETA CHANCE FOK ME TO BECOME ON ME... THEN I’M ALL *:iksalome: nd thule SAKIT4S 1053 only hope therefore was that — = tet JOB... B'LIEVE MES A TRAINER OF A GENUINE WASHED UP! G'HEAD... een ae ae: | 60 West's king wat ungarded. | QUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ; SraKes HORSE. GO BACK AN TELL STEVE, esis Franklin certainly couldn't ’ ee a GAQEEe have been more right in bis an- i) UU) FOR A PARTNER are at men #KQ3 alysis, as the result showed. But ; ME PORTRAY A, DEPARTMENT uw i ey Cit See" Eee pia eh os Ys mre ramqeran\ Goer wuens re )| |B 11.40—Notes and Music The bidding: aoe eae OO ROME CHRISTMAS (\ ACTOR'S’ GUILD WOULD NEVER 11:55—Atlantic News: Roundup *| @outh West North East ir led PERMIT AN OLD SHAKESPEAREAN 0 12:00—Weather 19 2h 29 SH |. When the spade was led bY) iiasom TODAY iS THAT PERFORMER, A MAN WHO | @ | @ 12.05—The Band Parade ‘| Pass Passe 3 declarer, West had played the Ay! WILL : THRILLED BUROPEAN ROYALTY, ! LL SPEED UP BY 5 x 12.45—Mostly Music : six. East contended that if West | TO SIMPLY —— FAP / *" 1:00—News and. Weather Opening lead — king of clubs. haq played the nine (to start a > 1:05—Mostly | Music This hand was played in the |high-low showing @ doubleton)|) [co 6et suited UP! WITH 1.15<In Canada This Week CBC + |European championships in ihe would have permitted the| [tat Rep Nose You're / _ 1.30-2checkpoint Stockholm in 1956. It occurred ‘queen to win the trick. | PERFECT! pee | eT kpo oil - 2:00—News and Weather . in the match between England! peclarer would than have ae Ese ¥ asin HOLD It 2.05—Trps in Pops’ * and France. South was thée!sumed that West had the king, | HORRIBLE, SAVAGE Foo==™. CHILLUN!? 3:00—News and. Weather English star, Harold Franklin, /and might therefore have~con- IN‘7- OH, 1 Ney 3:05—Tops In Pops who became declarer at three cluded from this that East had | ~~ J 4:00—News and Weather hearts. : the King of hearts. South would | 7 4:05-—Tops In Pops | consequently have taken a fin- West cashed the A-K of clubs consequently Se eee and shifted to a low diamond, €58¢, lost to the king, and gone,

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6:00—News and Weather the king. | 6:15—Report From Parliament Mi" Franklin then led a low spade aca - e ‘; get oo Noe 6:25—Sports Parede \to the queen. East took the king tag 2 ite nd. The! 6:35--Waltetime ~ i ae Oe ee ae ee tks, 7:00—Back to the Bible hand simply goes to show that) * mond. when an important champion-|

7:30—Ni nd Weath ‘ asa , 9:45 Seberdey Night Hoedown South won and didn’t bother ship is at stake, the players

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