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,The Guardian, Charlottetown. May 12. 1964. 13
U.S. To Hold Talks With Romanian Gov’t
R)‘ LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON tAP't ~ The iUnited States. hoping to widen the cracks in the mice-solid So- viet bloc has agreed ‘hold economic and political disu icu5sions with Communist Ro-
goslavia's independence of the Kremlin after the 1948 Tito- Staliii split and bcgaii aiding Poland after Warsaw cooled on
the Kremlin in Iliah.
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pcan satclIitc.~-—Rnniania. llun- gary. Czechoslovakia. Buluaria and Albania—Romania has be- come the most attractive pros- : for Washington wooing. State department officials see it this way:
Romania has objected to the Kremlin schcme for economic integration of the East Euro- pean Communist lands; it has insisted on developing its own industry: it has refused to take sides in the Sino—Sovict dispute although it favors Moscow's “peaceful coexistence" rather than Pcking's militancy.
.- Iso Romanians have boon showing an interest In im- proving relations and trade with the United States.
State department officials say various U.S. Iegislativ ere-stric- tioiis will make it difficult to cnlarge U.S. — Romanian com- nicrcc but some limited steps can be taken. They said Amer- ican aid. Erantcd previously to Yugoslavia and Poland. is not planned for Romania.
; mania.
I Indicating the significance which U.S. strategists attach to ithe talks starting in Washington May 18, the state department announced that a top negotia< tor. Undersecretary W. Averell Harriman, will head the (1.5. delegation.
The Romanian team will be ;led by Gheorghe GastonvMarin, vice - chairman of Romanias icouncil of ministers and chair- Iman of its state planning com- mittce.
I Expanding US. - Romanian ttt'ade is to be the main formal discussion topic. But U.S.-Ro- manian commerce is generally small. and U5. diplomats tend ‘to look on the Washington talks in the context of the broader no
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The oncc-nionolithic Commu- ‘nist empire now is troublcd by Erin: and the United States. iwants to make the most of ithcm.
Washington moved to hclp Yu-
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pawn—Weather i F d D d I W d mama cm ‘ oun tea n Que., 00 s (.35 p.m.-— ports l I 7.00 n-m-R'Pw’d LAC BEAUFORT. Que. (CPi Her absence was discovered HO p'm'_zmlihom o a The body of New York novelist 'I‘iicsdm \‘oluntcei' searchers 5‘00 P'm'—Bun1 loluse'h YIN”. .Nlargucrjte Bilooel's [\larshall, turned out in force and combed. A30 p.m.—To ! ' I77. was found Sunday in lllISi lhf‘ SllI‘I'OUDdlng “'OOdS daily: °-00 W“ “P”ch D” ' “~00de resort area north 0 .-\t times there were as many 93° “"4!” :3" C, H ‘ iQiicbcc City where she had been 3‘ I00 0f MFR “Pan's friends "'6': Pig—:22]: Jazmn‘: "9' ‘missing for a week, in thc scarch partics. lino Sail—Nth... of Things (‘ausc of dcath has not yct v.2“? “cltlicg‘lthWgEl 2:0; 1‘00 p.m.—csc TV News “‘9” d°‘°""“"“d- .H ""- -I’ - ac (Up 1 e .. , . , It‘TIllli'IIh lot the last I?! wars. 12.15 a-m-—Vi°wp°i"' “‘0 "0"“I’3‘- “"d”“' "I "I" and had cndcarcd hcrsclf to I720 a.rn.——l.ionel Network News Ial“ SKIN." D93". “man'me local rcsidcnls with a book en- I7?‘t a.ni.—-Slalinii Sign on lcfl lici summer ctiaIcI ncar “HM we 1:0“ in [Awe “.1”, Que. -————————-'———-* Iicic for one of her frequent hm.
“CY RADIO hikes in the woods last Sunday ' ' ' ~ - BROKE LEG TUESDAY
She was known as an exper- icnccd outdoors woman who on one occasion dragged herself to satctv ' nu: a leg in the woods
Last _\'car she hikcd 10 miles nvcr a mountain to the village of Stoncham North of Quebec.
This year she arrived in Lac
iJucIo Title Dedded
VANCOUVER 'C‘I" Doug- as Rogers of Vancouver and Kodokan, Japan, won the (‘aiia
. . . . ~t April . in good than ,iudo championship hcre. “up”! . . ‘ _
In Canada for OIvmpics com- Izfiiiliilg‘Fslm a bad ankle and petitions aftcr studying iiido ii‘ ' ‘ .. .. fl , Japan for three years. the 261 name 0, ¥\m°sl‘fn'
\lis. Dean began hot humid
pound cxpcrt used his speciaitv wa judo Iiolddowii——to defeat Hciirv Mukai of suburban htc
career with the Boston Herald in I908 and Iatcr moved to New York where she reported for The World. The Evening World and The .Iournal.
Slic Izilcr \vrotc iiiauazinc zarticlcs and more than a dozen
The Canadian Olympic jurin rcprcsciitativc also won gold medal in the Iicavywcignl
division. About 35 of Canada's i romantic iiovcls.
top judo exports from cig‘it —"‘ " ‘*
provinces competed for honor» PHILIP PLANS TOl’R
. Prince Edward Island and Now I.(i.\‘I)O\' ’Rf‘lllt‘l's‘ Prim-c
foundlaiid time not reiircscnlctt. Philip will visit .\Ic.\ico. the 'l’hc sccond-placc silvcr medal Galapagos Islands l'it'llat‘lftl".
Piillilltlil and a iiunibcr of the islands of tho Wcst Intlics during tho fall it was announced front .Riii-kinzhnni Palacc Monday.
In thc hcavywcight (Il\'ISIO3! wont to Plt‘llip Wruiiski of Quc bcc (‘it_v. Duncan \i'iunale of 3Toronto was third.
I CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. JAY BECKER
Weather 8. N6. Road
the cxhaiistin: ordeal III(‘ cnd of the affair
South dealcr
. . by Both stilr's \ iiIncrohlc. practical-
I TI! Iv everyone was limp as a rag.
. A T 5 3 II was therefore somewhat
.964 surprisinz. when I returned to
QKRS my lioth around 3 am. the
95'’ night the tournament ended.
WEST EAST to find a rubber bridge game
.8 .10 :oing full - blast in the lobby
. A KQ.1852 .1073 t stakcs 50 high that I Will
.. 4 QAQ 10762 not mention them for fear of ‘ K105 ‘Qfitt being disbelicved.
SOI'TII ‘ The partipr a n t s. all well
known in bridge. we re quite rclascd despite their 12 con- sccutivc days of hectic war- fare. They 'were frcshmcnts of varying strength
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an apparently found the
“"h WP“ N'fm‘ waft" rigors of rubber bridge for less
I ‘ ” exhausting than the tourna-'
; - i k- ,f ment in which they had partiCi- . Open in 2 read In: t Dated
hearts ‘ V p d. ‘" Th first World Bridge Ol- the bid mg i
vmpgid was played in Turin iny fin)th Pant: tlLrhned (gut to I960. Tlicrc were 29 tcanis rc-i *‘l‘ll'hmh-k n0 a Prcscnting the 25 countries “33 SRO (fn- I Cliequckpcenwas who participach in the event. 1 6“”ng "I. 6‘“ '.la-l]anl, Francc finished first. Great l' l c I 5 “Hf a ' \Isua. Britain second. and three dif— Instead bidding {our ferent United States teams Spades aloud. South. the dea- .then followed in order. Italy3lcr. took the four of spades
finished sixth. :from his hand and showed It i This story concerns itself l0 006‘ and all. West gravely 'not so much with that cvent.'l00k lht‘ “"0. 0! hearts from which in itself was the most,his hand to indicate that
impressive tournament ever was bidding five hearts. {staged in the history of bridgc.-‘ North entered the spirit of fins it does with a scene I wit- things by placing the five of
.nesscd shortly after the tour- spades on the table. East ‘namcnt was over. thereupon expressed his opin- 1‘ The tournament had gonc on ion that five spades could not ilor I2 days. three sessions 9 by placing the ten
20 hands each having bccn of spades firmly on the rahm played daily. Naturally. ovcry llc was right. Iplayer had given his all during down
South went
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KIWI SCIIFF MARIE
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On the remaining East Euro-.
in 24 hours after brca - .
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H B e that marriages and blrtha are}
'reasmg. t W demand has beenl created. he said. by demolition
I 'nt sub-standard housing. He es- i timated at least . ome I units in Mctro are unfit for hab-
i ls Increased an;
Among other factors favoring >= house sales were a record high[ industrial production. a rise of‘ u: 10 per cool in wholesale trade. g;
TORONTO if‘Pi -- A spoke for Toronto Estate Board 574000.000 worth of homes have been sold in Metropolitan Tor- onto so far this )‘car, a IIT-ricr- cent increase over the same period last year '
The spokcsmon, Gordon Kirk- tip. prcdictcd that 20.300 units lwuuld he sold in 1964 and that anotlicr’22.300 would be started
c said the real estate indus- try accounted for almost one- third of Canada's record $45,- 300.000000 gross national prod- uct last year.
Mr. Kirkup said famin allow- ance statistics show that famin iii four moved into a new home .
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a fivc-pcr-ccnt jump in labor in- comc and higher earnings and employment in the construction industry,
RuskAIpQchisés‘“ Dispute Minor
WASHINGTON tAPi — State Secretary Dean Rusk said here tfie dis p u t e between Britain. and the United Statcs over LII~I ban trade is "tactical and minu. in character." He added hie two c o u n t r i e s are working closely together on "many ques- I tions all over the world."
LONDON AIRPORT More than paSsen-
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H added that iiiiinieratiou. i another factor favorable to real .estale sales is cxpccled to r * ‘
. I gers time passed through Lon- reach 100.000 this year, com- don Ail-port since it opened Ini pared with 93.000 in 1063. and 1946
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