Ida‘: money supply increased considerably, but iwlthout a productivity increase. lsuch moves as this are moving gthe country into I danger of galloping inflation."

DEFENCE BY GORDON l

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. 9 4 Mr. Gordon in a Jan 4‘ crcv tianio ‘ lgpeech to the Canadian Club otl "upAy oronto, said there was a rls-i ‘lug. well-balanced consumer de- : l

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of our lmmey supply m” by 35°“! lfive per cent in imports during

‘nuation of the chronic, very| large deﬁcits we have been ex-‘

9.l5~Not-s and MW“ ll-"‘!"<"'"dl"E ECONOMY." lnine Per cent The increase over ti, - ‘ : , ' d l t t - ' ' ; « 927-Mstlriae Muslcll Chmdu ! Thought it is a complex ar- ‘the two-year period was about 91: 3,°?,§,f,"e‘,‘ prlllceef mos en“ ffguladddg mm, d l 9.30—Notes and Music igument, the monetary course :12 per cent l - DMenbake!_- during his only by deliberate decimngfeo‘ l - - - I

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blamed a current economic re: essarily spell inﬂation j"°;."" to “Sm; prices‘ l th° '3“ 1”‘ “°tl 9955,?“ M “HEM money” pow The generally ac“-Ned em, In the past nine months Can. .yet been heard on the subject;

cies inherited from the previous nomic theory is that pumplugl }RIPLEY'S" BELIEVE IT OR NOT l

Liberal administration. ‘-more money into the economy Enter James E. Coyne, then ithe country has unused produc- . »., -‘iv 1 ll; " l. L

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me . 5h01"ly before election day. ’Last week’s cost~nf-living ate- ‘2 “Jaw” md Ccunm, Hm, lllarch 31. Mr. Coyne said in his §tistics—the latest available - ]vo0___N.M‘ WW“, 3_ N_5_ R°.dlﬂYlnUﬂl report the economlcfshowed an increase in urban “pm lweakness had on ome ap-‘living costs of 1.7 per cent in I_{‘,5-——Town ..-.a Cgiintry rim, parent in the second half of 1957 1963. compared with 1.8 per H5__T°mW H.,,,,,, 5i,,w_c3c — ter the Conservatives tookicent during 1952. u , ,, Md Cguntry rim. l0\'9Y- , “Price stability" doesn't . Canada had not had I tight-Imean keeping prices unchanged. lmﬁney l0011Cy. Mr. Coyne said. aeconomlsts told the royal com 3 It was a "sound money" policy. {mission on banking and finance . ,allowing some expansion in the ilast year. It means preventing] l‘ ‘money supply but not allowing lunreasonable increases. _- ill to get out of hand. ISAYS PRICES STABLE \ 1 e Conservatives countered: A report last. week by thev ithat Mr. Coyne‘s definition otlParis-based 0ECD—the Organi-

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7 l5--Iylifli Y 8 th f I ‘ , on are on . sides since North is bound to h t «..i bl‘ '.' ’ 7"°'M:"|"; W"""' ''"l M”’'“' vulnerable. The bidding I: a a least some strength in lav: t.h K H K Y D P B K W O U E P P A P Y ‘, '‘‘S‘''‘p'\5.(§'\ '5“ been: these suits.'l'hepolntis thatwc NVDOWLWUB JP vwqoxan UEJK! 5 ii», g ;':;.::;:m“' '"°mm' W“: N mt have values unknown to partner ‘i ii 7 - . 0 East gout]; ’ ‘ - _ ~ ,_45___Ag.nd_ 1 . Dbl.’ P“. 1 ’ and the best way of representing 3 V w 1 J D ' V P M K A A ,_(7—*,.‘ soo.s..agnmeni Pass 2.; Pane “""‘ ‘’ '° ’“"l“’ ll" "“’5* 911- Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A pumosornna IS on: WI-IO

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Freight Cars Becoming

a 0 points in high cards and might having an enormous hand in BI Inﬂlla have had only two or three. The gills seqgueilllce. w;mr¢apond« AND,TO RDRESTALL N l lb 'mply tells partn~ orimna y 3* one Ai~NH‘oe.iecrioios, _ iworrrnnsi. «om ._ The[:':;m:‘s1‘g . chance for spade. which could have been wE,‘AvE I-VOBTAINED Emit lonfiranie Dlll|n:0“';m0¥;, game in view of his bidding. It pm by North Wigthha really 4 11.iEMa:;g°|__N " -- mar llllol . I h . an wewou vere t _. freight cars blltnzual is in run ‘'‘*‘-~‘ "0? mm "'8' W9 N 3 gm“ ,0 the d,,,,,,,, Wm, M _- .

swing after four months. ‘N10?! than min cars have had the company's name painted in Eﬂlllsb on one side and French on the other.

The work has been done at

Moncton. NJ. and Montreal. P are bear only lh ble to both and french. no ‘no

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_ carry on gladly to tour.

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,esriiot the following tour vliands?

;1. ‘Q7652 on 0963 §K58 '2. Q3853 9962 QAQ3 ‘Q74 '8. ‘A7643 Q10 .9 ‘Q8543 16. {A942 Q0658 Q75! Q18

l 1. Three clubs. Presumably. lNorth considered his hand too ‘strong to overcall the diamond lbid directly with two clubs and v o of his way to double before bidding two clubs. .°.trong bids of this type must be respected. We have eight

lbig hand-~ we heven't—- but it ldoes mean that we have a better lliand than we might have had ltor the forced response of one ispade. lt North bids th rae clubs.

- spades over three

ltwo diamond stoppers ‘trump type of hand. we choose ‘two notrump. The weakness ll hearts and lbadae la

lcouraging bid towards g a m e l at we can.

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} 3. Four clubs. The chances or making game with this hand are isuhstantlally better than with ~either of the first two hands. We have less in high cards- it is true. but the much more attrac- tlve distribution and excellent trump fit easily justify a jump raise. A simple raise to three clubs would vastly lll\t‘lFl‘!l8(€ the game prospects in tact, a raise to five clubs would come closer to hitting the mark than three clubs would.

Partner cannot read us for

spades.

4. Two hearts. Game is by no means impossible. despite the ragzed nature of the hand. The double usually implies support for at least two of the three suits available aside tron: the suit doubled. and there is an excel- lent chance in this sequence tliaa North has tour hearts. ll be has

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