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OTTAWA (CP)-—The two re- tiring members of the-Restric- ‘live Trade Practices Commis- sion have been appointed spe- cial assistants under the Com- hines Act to permit them to comple.e a report on the drug industry inquiry. Justice Minis- ter leming has announced.
He‘ said in the Commons the appointments. which become et- fectivc when their terms expire Oct. 31, should make it possible for the drug report to be com- pleted by the end of the year.
The appointees —- C. Rhodes Smith. commission chairman. and A. S. Whiteley. commis- sioner-will be able to devote full time to preparation of the
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Following Mr. F/‘leming's an-
Ministcr Green announced that Mr. Whiteley. 59. will become Canadian consul-general in Se- attle Jan. 1 on completion of the drug report.
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mission on which they have served for the last 10 years. Paul Martin (L—Essex East) welcomed the announcement on behalf of the Liberals although he described it as belated and taken only after Liberal MP3 had suggested in the House that some arrangement be made to
Skeena) said he re rets that Mr. Whiteley’: experience and
knowledge will be lost in th anti-combines field. But the ac- tion was good enough to ensure speedy conclusion of an inquiry started five years ago.
He said the obvious conclu- slon to be drawn from Mr. Fleming's statement was that the government acted only be- cause of persistent efforts by the opposition to spotlight the departure of the two men.
'.l'll Glllldl Cheri tteto Sat.. Oct. 27. 1x2. 9 e ° "” ° "’ ‘PC Organizer
OTTAWA (CP)—Frank How- ard (NDP — Skeena) said
e here that Saskatchewan In- ,dInn chief. hired at a cost of
6.500 to survey opinions of in- dians.in‘ the province. is an organizer for the Progressive Corlservativr party.
lie made the comment in the Commons after Citizenship Min- istcr Bell reported the payment tn Chief Joseph Dreavcr of the Mistawasis band was to survey and report on the reactions of
nouncement. External Affairs fa
Nfld. Sets Up Hog Station
ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CF) — The first shipment of breeding stock r a hog breeding station being established by the Newfound-
ister W. J. Keough announced. Mr. Keough said in a state- ment development of the breed- ing’ station is an important implementing a livestock pro- duction program being estab- lished by the government. de- signed to make Newfoundland more self - sufficient in meat. Egg and other livestock produc- n.
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The 50 hogs come from breed- ing lines which have shown an ability to produce top grade perk carcasses with the most economical usage of feed. They were specially produced by Con-
_ naught Laboratories of Toronto.
Other steps in the program. announced by the government
Indians to last ear‘: recom- mendations by a special Senate- Commons committee on Indian affair
Mr Howard asked whether the government was aware that “most of his‘. time in Saskatch- cwan is spent in organizing for the Tory party.” .
‘Ni.-," r Bell replied.
;?English Mother,
Retiring Anti-Combines Pair Has Govt; Jobl" c"“°"°" "'°" Assigned To Special Post
Return To N.S. I NEW VICTORIA, N.S. (C?)- An English - born widow and her 11 children plan to return to this small Cape Breton coal lmming towr next month. I Mrs. Jean Tighe informed rel- atives here that she and the children have been homesick since returning to her native village of Poynings and planned to return.
Mrs. Tighe first came to Can- ada as a 17-year-old war bride in 1946. Her coal miner hus-
elub grcenskeeper, appealed to Red Cross officials for assist- ance to bring the family to Eng- land. The children range in age from three to 18 years.
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during the spring session of the
t_.legislature. include establish-
ment of a feed mill and a abattoir. ‘
Ontario’: sturgeon and caviar iproduetlon in 1961 was worth $187,000 and 36,200 respectively. FILLERS V
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Opening lead—four of spades.
Maintaining control over trumps is vital in the play of many suit contracts. This hand required delicate treatment by the declarer to bring home his slam contract. '
West led a spade and dummy took it with the ace. Declarer played a club and finessed the queen. West showing out. South realized. from the bidding. that
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he would be unable to ruff his diamonds successfully in dum- my. so d a heart and finessed the queen. hoping to establish that suit and thus take care of some of his diamond losers.
The finesse lost to the king and East returned the ten of diamonds. South took the ace, and. proceeding according to plan. played a heart to the ace and ruffed a heart. If he had ruffed a diamond first or chosen to finesse the club .after win- ning with the ace of hearts. he would have been defeated.
The hearts having turned out to be divided 3-3. South‘ now ruffed a diamond in dummy. At
. this point, dummy had two
good hearts. two trumps, and the J-3 of spades. while East still had the K-9 of clubs and four spades.
South still had to take a club 1o_§nnfw,_umv, finesse to pick up East's Ix-9. wapon but he couldn't afford it yet. In- 12,1r1a,t.t,oppea (
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hearts. which amounted. in ef- 13. Contendfor 7. Dry VB-I‘; fect. to a trump finesse if East 14. Mrs. Nixon 8 Intennlflt 33-A,5“'""' ""‘"""' ‘”"' chose to ruff. 15. Owing amro V6 gg’-333“ ° Ea was now faced with a 15- . °f R 28'N,:,l:,t::n 39'A5{o:;l:::1 Hobson's choice. If he trumped thieves 9 E1‘.’°t“° 31 Rtahi B 4-2'R,j,¢dw; the heart. declarer would over- 17-Guide’ 1 “fit t ‘mt 3 ego,-g-_ ruff, draw another round of 2°-Heme" i3'f>1.,;1um" 32 River 43 Asimisn. trump. and then be able to ruff lam’ 15‘M°mm,. ' 45_ Prim“ one diamond and discard his 22‘g"°l““' '.mgm_” 3,". 4g,M.u,1 other diamond on the last heart. 28 Aflzient 13 carried 35_ con: conning If East didn't ruff the heart. ‘re ion of ljgrmy 35_Rgbuke 45 Mongol
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