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The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed- Aprll 24, 1963. ll
Encouraging Talk
As Firms Hold Meetings
By FORBES RBUDE that the ublic is at lea t c - Canadian Press Business Editor ing into: mood to deaths?n The last half of April is the} The Bureau of Statistics gavel peak season for company talk-:confirmation to the previouslvl talk about what has been donelgcnerally accepted figure of ant and talk about what is to come.[eight-per-cent increase in Gross. The talking is done at annualiNational Product last year meetings and in annual reportsiAfter allowance for price in- and this last week it is mostlyicreases the ‘volums gain was“ of a pretty encounaging kind. .above six per cent. with Impressive deeds to back; However. the rate of growth it up.and with forecasts of im- 'levclled off sharply in the fourth! presswe things to come. iquarter—what Mr. Scott termed Here and there. however. was I “a levelling off of the economyl a warning that we shouldn't let ,from the strongly-rising trendi the rosy glow blind us to duller I of the last 18 months." ues. R. A. Daly and Com an' Karl E. Scott. president of analyst. Paul Henry, com‘hiezt: Ford Motor Company of Can-.that "it is much easier to soundi ada. expressed “cautious op-ilike an optimist today than al-i timism' and saw indications most anything you can name."i that the public is in a gooleowever. he says much de-i liquid position financially. lpends upon in to'day'si evertheless. ‘ in expa'nsivel“ifs” becoming s." 1962. after adjustment for price . d : changes. the increase in retail} "For instance. we feel that sales of goods other than motor¢the New York market has been vehicles barely equalled the nat-ideriving a great deal of its re- ural population increase of 1.8‘cent strength from the entici- per cent .pation of Mr. Kennedy's prom- Like ‘Vir. Scott. some otherdscd tax cuts and incentive commentators would feel better‘measures. if they were convinced that the‘ “If he should disappoint the public is loosening its purse market on th's score. or if he strings and some, indeed, thinklshould prove incapable of deal-‘
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Container Shipping ls Expanded In Nfld.
MONCTON (CP) -— Canadian National Railways has had such success with a simplified sys- tem of handling its Newfound- land freight and express deliv- ery traffic that it plans to use Many ports and cities would the method more. llike the new system in their
Several moves to pack morePW‘S- parcels in aluminum or steel‘ The railway had bee! WEN-- containers for shipment from “it: ’0 {Expand the Operatlon for Sydney. N.S.. to Port aux Basqsome time. but was unable to ques’ Mldq were announcc‘ildo so until enough flat cars here last week by Howard Owe“? “ll-“PM ‘0 hand“ “1° Grayson. vice-president of theicmltalners-
CNR's Atlantic region. i 1:13;“ are. 7150 gel“! ’1??? l,"
‘ .mcue poms om ls ops m usual success. It reduces handl~ wig] soon}; Mr‘ Gm-ySton smil't ing of goods and speeds traffic. 6 sys em Perm“. any I” n
Mr. Grayston “id 114 cm. in the network to ship by con- ventional aluminum containersltal'l“,:‘;ie:;3 ‘3” “he; min“ in l" were being added to those al- 2"?) t St .: m“ ' “Ml ready in service and 22 ad-l a 0 m"
move and repack them in rail- way cars alter the crossing. . The large containers areE transported to and from ferry! terminals on flat cars. ‘
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Stellarton and Halifax in Nova ‘ tcgtzflzgfi sgmgmslé‘d ogoefg'c i") Scotia and several Newfoundficrude on annual] ' ‘. land communities between Porti___.._.._y'_____.___i aux Basques and Bishop‘s Fallsi will be added to the CNR's net«|
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Opening lead —- six of hearts.
There is no use trying to per- form the impossible in bridge. which is what South attempted to do in this hand.
The bidding was certame rea- sonwle. 0 iii overall with a spade and then raised two diamonds to three. North showed his spade support by bidding three spades. and South naturally went to four
West led a heart. East to sit the ace and returned a heart
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l rionsry words come seine ex-' preeslons of high optimism. l
M. s. M. Hamilton. general manager of the Canadian Pulpl and Paper Makers' Association. Montreal. said in an as a North Bay, Ont, tth barring any world disaster “we in the western world may be on the verge of creating a society be- yond our wildest dreams."
International Nickel Company‘
of Canada Ltd. with its life-longl philosophy that it will always! need more nickel and will al-.- ‘ways sell more nickel. says1 that despite its resources in Ontario and Manitoba it is on the lookout for more ore to de- velop. whether in the neighbor- hood of its present deposits or elsewhere in Canada or the world. Observers at the company‘s annual meeting got the impres- sion that so far as Inco is con- cerned. demand is expected to equal capacity in about another five years and that probably considerably before that lnco will embark upon new projectsi to ensureIits -supply.
Canadian motor - vehicle pro- duction last week reached 3 rec- ord week's high of 15.946 ve- hicles. _
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ing with several areas of weak- ness in the economy in the manner expected of him. then. we very much doubt that the ‘underlying strength' being ex- tolled so widely will be capable of withstanding the ave disenchanted selling that would result. see no reason for either more or less optimism in Canada."
TAKEOVERS PROMINENT
A current degree of inde- pendent strength in Canadian stock markets appears to come in large measure from e amount of capital available for reinvestment following various takeovers. When this money is stowed away again Canadian markets are not likely to do much straying from the Wall Street pilot ship. ' Along with these various can»l
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which West ruffed. West played a club.
Deciarer won' with the. ace'.i cashed the king of spades. and‘ led the jack, East covering with the queen and West showing: out. '
South had lost two h earl! tricks and now also had a trump trick to lose. In an ef- fort to escape the club loser. he cashed the K-Q of diamonds and played a diamond to the ion, hoping East would follow suit, in which case he would be i able to discard a club on the next diamond lead.
But East ruffed and South eventually had to concede a club trick to go down one.
Obviously. South failed to rea- Ilze that this method of play was sure to fall. If he had thought. the matter over. he would ban known he was at- tempting the impossible.
East had shown up with a seven - card heart suit —— con- clusively proved when We ruffed a heart at trick two. East
then
ed with three spades — neither more nor less. Furtherm ore. East had followed suit (with the king) when West returned a club at trick three.
Eleven of East's e a rd s in three suits were thus accounted for early in the play. and it
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therefore became impossible for East. to have more than two cards in the fourth suit. dia-
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South should therefore h ave led a spade at trick six and given East his trump trick then and there. If he had done this. he would have made the con- . He should have played for what was possible — that East had a singleton club; not for what was impossib‘e —- that East had three diamonds.
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