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conclusions by the ministers

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should be given further study, | Winters maintained that dis-} cussjon showed that in some| ‘cases these barriers were more | \

concert wherever possible Cases : wider——international—organiza-|!Magined than real. However, a tions concerned with interna-| British official! said Canada’s |,

tional trade and_tradepolicy.’

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One of the most significant agreement that this problem if

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ning and perhaps find ways of }bids — and other — ministers w Vigne ¢ ae. N’ > (EP) Common- leoake shipping charges. - lagreed to take this under con-| They also reaffirmed the anes x oe Saree oe pyob- ial inlatere: ending) In ‘a communique, the minis- | sideration. value of the existing Common- tans fade coun Ss ; ts : . coneh aha € ne : j i . ¢ their’ four-day talks, agreed | ters. expressed sympathy with | MAY DRP PREFERENCES eee re eee | ,Winters said Canada wants to y on a modest ‘set. of low prices received~, for. some | Trade ‘Minister Robert Win- | em. * be helpful on all, Commonwealth Thursday ‘ J , mented at the 1932 Ottawa. . : rinciples to guide their future Primary “products by underde- | ters acknowledged at a ' press cemented er issues. He has adopted a posi- P ional trade otiations. | Veloped member countries and | conference later that Canada ‘conference, have been traded tive approach. Even on the international tr neg at i ta te ea prefer- away over the years M ‘ app! iS 0 ; ! vested: thie Com- |Pedsed to support _ effon ives domestic supplens question ‘of Britain joining the. They also. req »M- |increase the ‘depressed’ price |ence but he hopes to support | agreed there should be IG Aicnicat' Gece” ‘hes monwealth headquarters, to. ex-') 5. sugar. ; eae British proposal feeling that |monwealth consultations before | (44 some of the less-developed plore ways of promoting more | ‘Britain called on her partners |Canadian manufacturers can “any more of these' |countries apprehensive, Canada|“ inter - family co - operation in|." ninate domestic prefer-| stand on their own’ feet. com-.|are reduced in new deals. | would not, want to. put obstacles tourism, increase the exchange ences on government contracts‘|petitivel?. - | . Douglas Jay, president of the |in Britain's way. A strong Brit-| of information on national plan- _viving “the entire. Common-| He considered the British pro- British Board of Trade and con- |ish economy would be helpful to 9. | : -wealth equal footing on these | posal ‘basically sound’ but ference chairman, pledged Brit-| Canadian exports. Oe ‘ . : é So ,ain will* keep her Common-| ‘te ministers to in- ON TH E Al R 3,50—The Outports 7:00—CBC News, Weather, Sports | wealth partners informed of any | crease assistance to Cdmmon- os) “ 6.00—News and Weather | sScores Across Canada and .|exPloratory talks on the Euro-| wealth countries. on trade pro- | ex - mm 6.10—Report’ From Parliament Hill World Church News | pean Common Market and will | motion and asked the- ta-- : list- | 6.20—Waltztime 7:30—Cross Country Check-Up |consult ‘“‘at all stages’’.during | rat, under. Canada’s Arnvid ot eee, eee eae L. 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Sawbuck A 6:00 pe Suh 4:00—Concerts From Two Worlds 10.30—Musical Pgm. x Saas ' , 6:30 p.m.—My Three Sons 5:00—CBC News 11.00—The Goon Show — TREE ‘ Ji ee Psa re ee ‘66 11.30—Carl Tapecott Singers : oo a parts : Ueeear se etey wig AAS 8: .m.—Cine Clu BA’ d y : BOUT ITS N AW 6:50 ginHaasl 6:00--C8C Showcase tao ee DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: STEVE JUST HANDED ME THESE” DONE EVERY DAY...IN / WS \S 9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan 6:30—CBC Showcase: i 12:03—Sports Scores, Inland an@ | AXYDLBAAXR < PAPERS! THEY’KE STATEMENTS FROM BUSINESS, AND IN : WY WS : - : ¥F ow - WRITERS, ANNOUNCERS, ACTORS... YOU POLITICS! SO WHY \\ ae a sone ae ee WERE TAKING KICKBACKS THE FUSS Z Ce Ee er One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is uséd | PM FROM ALLOF THEM J Seats betssmim | CONTRACT BRIDGE — sieuwinvsiemcons scrkicet © : ate are : vy Mean ep | trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints, © 12:20 e.m.—Station Sign Off os » ‘By B. JAY BECKER | Bach day the code letters are different. - ; & crcy A Oryptogram Quotation 0 North dealer. =? is rather small, so declarer ‘ee tae R05 A » |S Seturday North-South vulnerable. lhopes that he can trap West's GIK UHZK JH : Dt, 4 6.30—News arid Weather sa ed th Oe dinar a; Tee BRI? SE BSOxvGt ask prs 1m 4 6:35—Morning Roundup | i a 6.45—Island Wr. and Mar. Temp. | a9 oy with the. ace and lead the HC D IDNAG.—sDQ D GKzZ 6.46—Morning Roundup : vite » queen of spades which West. of — Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: DUTY AND TODAY ARE OURS, 6.55—News and Weather a course, does not cover. When . RESULTS AND FUTURITY BELONG TO GOD.—GREELEY 7.00=Hebrew Chris! Hour WEST the finesse succeeds, South re- (© 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) i 7.15—Morning Roundup @K532 ai. peats it, the jack winning the : : 7.30—News and Weather ye G4 Soteks trick as East shows out. - S : aac Ser deate pesriles ol) Jase Saye. | The king of spades now ap. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE _ 7A5-astand ‘Wr. and Mar. Temp. SOUTH pears Se et ceesene * 7.56—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard 4 QJ1097 just the tte z . tee ie ; 600D AS NEW, Y PERSONALLY, I'M)” 8.00—News @AJ10 capture Eee a nee ‘MASOR = LIKE} SCORIN' IT AS 8.11—Weather ~ 5 | ry A8 are favorably disributed. Since TELL ME, FIRE- THEY SUST TORE OFF / ANOTHER ERROR! ad + 8.16—Morning Roundup fen & K102 © ‘declarer has no choice but to MAN, HOW 7 (+e WRAPPIN' PAPER!| NOT THAT IT'S ALL’ SF a - 8.55—Weather * \< : play- on the basis that the oXE FEEL 7 )\ BOT THEOTHER ONE) | WASTED! FIREMAN'LE “9.00—News and From Our Cov. \ she bidding i hoped- for distribution exists, he aQ\ STILL HURTS! T BETHE BEST INTHE | | oe 9.10—Keyboard Melories North & ‘ South Ww. aims to “build up. a--situation WIiSH'T YOU'D WORKED LOOP AS FAR AS -\ _9.25—Notes and” Music ‘NG. Pim: § est where the spade king can be "LON THAT ONE == ee i A GLOVE m 10.00—News and Weather 4 - 3 4 Pass trapped, PITCH LEFTY! '5 CONCERNED / ; ia ane Se 4 . . Accordingly. he abandons —News an eather é ‘as Kaas imegeronernone je bwentiage; pieDlcciacliitiaatiak anf TLONGS. ‘ i : : oe ol pees Ie ae ee a a ee re = en J 12.05—Mostly Music play is iia ota 3 ‘ cn hearts, followed by the A-K of ; : WILL FACE THE 12.30—New and Weather a Rees ee Crane > i ‘ WORLD'S MOST AFRAID | 112:43—P.E.1._ Road Report jas the smother play When he now leads a club. WRITE THIS INYOUR, UNBELIEVABLE. OF THAT.Z7~) 12.45—Mostly Music : ‘ Anyene holding the West East wins it with the queen and ARTICLE, MY DEAR MONSTERS“ANYFACE’7 )—~ ¢ e ¥ i . t - é \ & *21.00—News and Weather ' jeards and: seeing dummy -would ™ust return a heart’ or a dia- r: IN IAN FLEMM'S : + 1.05—Challenge certainly be justified in think. Mond. — / ~ NEXT CLASSIC--- // | 7 1.15=Mostly Music ; hat tie ado ‘ At this point, eleven tricks ; i =-$.45—Mostly_ Music levis wh : ‘4. rake FumP’ haying béen played, South's last | > i cE a ¢ 1.55—Provincial Affaire-=Alt=- What ee Soe Rig —two-cards.are.the10-9.of. spades... iL tr 9 “N=The Action” Ser omy -aken away from. him. | ~—West has ~ the- K-5- of-spades, t+ EH IND Bo A TEN Nf RE S/N nb rr Lea ni en eR aI i fA Nee TE naaal » 3. 00—News and Weather Yet the ‘fact is that West's while dummy has the ace of > : } 3.95—Pop Caravan ; jtrump trick can be taken away spades and seven of clubs. ; :4 re Bebtei de alt Weather from him and there is nothing when East leads a heart or a | pam ; Po aaa jhe cah do to prevent it diamond at. trick twelve, South | pole i oo eee ee creer | South is ‘in, six spades and puffs it with the. nine, whereup- - | 5.25—Marine Weather notes that the possible losers on West finds that his Mog of : sad i B.28—The Outports . are a spade and.a club. »The spades is no longer a trick. \ aaeha : : re “f.45—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard chance of escaping a club loser It is smothered. wo yee ' remy nei 5 mach f E a . a ( a od ‘i 4 ; of . ; ; , c : a t i s ? , . a