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OTTAWA (CP) —-The Bank of Canada interest rate Thursday marked up its fifth consecutive _ | weekly decline, falling to 5.18 per cent from 1.26 last week with the skle of $115,000,000 in 91 - day government treasury bills.

The rate now has fallen almost a full poiat-in the five weeks since er) 17 when it stood at 6.13 per cent.

The bank rate — minimum charge by the central bank on its

leather infrequent loans to chartered 7-00 p.m.—Rifleman banks—is set at one - quarter of 7:30 p.m—TBA cné per cent. above the average

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Parishioners imprison Priest

Police threw tear gas bombs here Wednesday to disperse more than 500 villagers who, as a sign of affection, tried to ‘wall up” their parish priest in his church.

The entire adult population of the village turned out, many

parture of popular priest Saverio Della Mura, due to leave Pizzo lano Wednesday for another post. Villagers blocked up all the church doors and windows with tables held in position by sev- ered teegraph poles. The prist’sel ered telegraph poles. The prist’se! waiting car was-carried away by the strongest men in the village and locked in a barn.

Police arrived on the scene and threw the tear-gas bombs after

Welk unsuccessfully appealing to the

9:30 p.m—Haerbour Command villagers to go home.

10:00 p.m.—NHL Hotkey When the priest emerged from 11:30 p.m.—Staceato the ehurch, he said the demon- 12:00 p.m—CBC News stration had persuaded him to 12:10 am.—Weekend In Sports stay and he would ask the arch- 12:15 a,m.—suliette bishop of nearby Salerno to an-

nul the posting.

His new post was to be in Mer- cato San’ Severino, a town of 20,- 000 inhabitants, nearly 40 times larger than Pizzolano.

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12.15 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale

PIZZOLANO, Italy (Reuters)—,

with pitchforks, to prevent the de- |

yield on the weekly sale of 91- day treasury bills.

The bank announced Thursday that $111,000,000 of the bills were sold by tender at an average price of $98.786 for an average

lowest ..85.

} REFLECTS CONDITIONS:

The bank rate is considered a general reflection of conditions in the short - term money market, since its level is tied to the weekly rate of government short- term borrowings.

This was the first time since May 28 that the average yield on treasury bill sales had fallen be- low five per cent.

Thursday’s bank rate of 5.18 per cent compares with the rec- ord high of 6.41 per cent on Aug.

cent on July 31 last year.

The government, also sold $20,- 000,000 in, 182-day treasury bills at an average price of $97.397 to yield 5.36 per cent. Highest’ yield was 5.41 per cent and lowest was | 5.28. Last week the average | yield on a similar sale was 5.51 per cent.

The sale of a total $135,000,000 in the two maturities of treasury bills equals the amount of bills falling due this week. A similar amount of bills will be offered for sale next week.

Waivers Asked On Gus Zernial

DETROIT (AP) — Detroit Tt gers asked waivers Wednesday on 36-year-old Gus Zernial “for ‘he purpose of giving him his out- right release.”’

Unless he is claimed by some other American League club by Monday, the utility _infielder-out- f-elder will be eligible for re- lease. Zernial batted .227 and hit ‘seven home runs last season.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

BY B. JAY BECKER

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2.30 p.m.—Country Calendar ~ 30 p.m.—Junior azi ae : 4.00 opetiaeediiye cungy or ct, dealer, South won the nine with tne 4.30 p.m—Web of Life bias,“ (Seem. Ee coches the sende tee 5.00 p.m.—Musical West : é and produced this position: 6.00 p.m.—News Magazine : NORTH P North 6.30 p.m—Bob Cummings _ 786 os 7.00 p.m—Play of the Week 98Ts ’ BAQETE . 7.30 p.m.—this is Alice O84 West Hast 4 8:00 p.m.—father Knows Best ; O400T? #AQ ; ; Immaterial 8.30 p.m.—Joan Fairfax Wrst 15 &J9 42 V 9.00 p.m.—td Sullivan @92 2: 42 South 10.00 p.m.—G.M. Presents 9 AQS2 9 10 3 @KIG 11.00 p.m—George Gobel @762 = ea 11.30 p.m.—fighting Words x | 3042 »~ oes’ &KS 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News 7 AKQ1043 Declarer now tried to run the! 12.08;30 a.m.—iocal Weather osee clubs. When the suit failed to} 12.10 a.m.—Weekend in Sports 7 tbveak 3-3, he was finished. He AQ . 12.15 a.m.—BSackground akK3 went down one. 12.40 a.m.—Sign Off , hs But he should ‘have -made the bidding: ag hand. All he had to do was first CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 2 | wrest North Bast South [czech the ace of diamonds. West Pass Pass 3@. 4NT (would then have been in bad 12.40 p.m.—Sign On S@ 6& Pass GNT shape for a discard. He would News, Weather, Sports very likely have released the

12.45 p.m.—Zero 60 Opening lead — seven of dia-

queen of hearts. South could then

yield of 4.93 per cent. The yield was 4.97 per cent Aa go

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and Eve.

monds. j\lead a heart and thus make the

Nearly everybody today plays |$!4m.

the opening three bid as pre-| At the other table, against the emptive. The chief purpose of the same preemptive bid, South bid bid is to cramp the opponents so; four diamonds. When North re-

that they will have less bidding | sponded five clubs, South bid

space in which to -exchange in-|five spades and North carried on

tormation. It is purely a defen-|to six. The spade slam was easily s.ve mechanism which frankly made for a 1,.530-point score. De- acknowledges the fear that the|ciarer was able to establish an preempting side is “outgunned. (extra club trick by ruffing one Observe the effect in this hand |of dummy’s low clubs. His team where East opened in third posi-|gained 1,630 points on the deal.

tion with three diamonds. He, needed no Ouija board to teil) him, after West had passed, that North-South had a game, if not, a slam. : j ‘Whether South’ should have bid | as he did is not at issue. But the fact is that South was suffi- ciently excited by the pre-emp- tive bid to jam the bidding stiil more. As a result, a bad con- tract of six notrump was sneeh | ed.

‘The hand was played in a team match. West led a diamond and

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