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vote’’ must be aimed at allow- our eyes be both ineffecttial and ing the House another opportu-; EDMONTON (CP) — Boom- h-rmiu!." M. Yan Der Stoel, nity of considering the question. ing oi] revenues will give the Al- Dutch state secretary for for- This almost certainly requires perta government a surplus of eign affairs, told the Western him to vote against any non-ias much as $45,000,000 in the Fvrover ‘Jnicn as->~ile“ b-~>. (confidence motion if the count is current fisca) year instead of the The assembly conists of par- party with 133 is in little danger tied since only a negative vote $23 000,000 deficit anticipated by liamentariars from ‘he six Eu- of defeat on a confidence issue, “Ould leave the question open. the budget, provincial auditor ropean Market coum the only way a government can 2 Be ge the = would top C% = ‘vale -° aa tries and in. , ‘ governme! Mr. Huckvale issued-.a. state- ‘ question is ing jment showing that goverament.,.Maiority feonenet, +00 S08

command than attention since revenues in the first six months tion returned the Union Gas Signs the 1965-66 fiscal year were 20! bY a ae See 4 to set

u Parliament ia ‘much higher than expected that als obtained. Pipe Lines Deal \the anticipated deficit already UP # NATO supreme ae more in in j

1968, and have. CRONTO ‘CP)—Union Gas ee have a say in nuclear defence the support of * a ‘4 ie tes gut a| \policy. from Q contrac ms - nada. ® someeprenpee=ncqeerwrenonsaresbrner neta sea 7 Pipe Lines Ltd: to buy up to am Nuclear Plan CENTENARIAN DIES purely mathematical terms fae of oe ae . CHELMSFORD, Mass. (AP)— answer to the majority ques- | years, ran ee Is Rejected Mrs. Katherine Tucker, 101, te 7 ev oldest resident 000,000. Delivery is to start Nov | PARIS (Reuters)—The Neth- Chelmsford, died Saturday. A 1, 1966. lerlands has turned down French resident of Chelmsford for 58

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

FAMOUS HANDS

East dealer. | At the second table, with an Neither side vulnerable, |American pair North-South, the NORTH bidding went: 10984 East South West ‘Nort® @M@AIBE64 Pass 19 2m! 29 $9102 3h 3 Pass 49 610 Pass Pass 5S& Pass WEST Pass: Dble AK J6 $3 acest Not only that, but West (Sini- | @986» oA scale, eae Sa yi nell 587648 A952 j|ma contr, r a score + cote 550 points. He lost only a heart oie ao att 4Q7 jand a club. Moreover, there was| OF FELSRERG, SWITZERLAND, @K1097 nothing the defense could do} To FLIGHT-BUT THE. @kI743 |about it. ROCKS HALTED HALFIAY 4KQ | Siniscalco's two club over. DOWN THE SLOPE The bidding: ‘all with such a mangy suit was. | ng: \shocking, by expert standards, | East South West North ‘put even more shocking was the | Pass 19 Pass 4% J|excellent result he, obtained by

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