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ST. JOHN‘S. Nfld. (CF) — A prosecuting inspector for the federal fisheries department in Newfoundland said re the the department has only one vessel capable of efficiently pa- trolling the coastlines of the province.

Samuel W. Bartlett. prose- cutingi fm' the departm against a Nova Scotla captain who was caught fishing inside the three-mile limit, said only the Cape Freels. a newly-built 179-foot. gun - equipppcd vessel was able to properly carry out patrols. action is our om other deterrent in the exploita- tion of territorial waters. be- cause we are hampered by only coed proper patrol boat." h an

Mr. Bartlett said his depart- ment is plagued daily by re- ports of invasions .of the three- mile limit. "and one boat can't patrol the whole coastline."

He estimated that an average drag inside the limit would net estimates catch .

.000 t varying in value from $1

at was fined $400 when a cable

He estimated that an average drag inside the limit would not about pounds of fish.

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Capt. Harris Oke of the Cape

Freels had said in testimony ’

that when patrol .boats aren‘t around. draggers operate inside the limit.

Mr. Bartlett said the captains of the trawlers are heard over the radio sets exchanging com- ments'on the positions of the patrol boats.

Capt. Rueben Carter of the Halifax - registered Cape Spry. who did not appear in 1court.

from his law firm submitted a plea of guilty. The maximum fine is $1,

Capt. Oke testified he caught the Nova Scotla t wler 2.2 miles off shore in St. Mar- garet's Bay on the province's west coast-

The Cape Spl‘y's fishing ll- cence specifies it is not pet- mittted to drag closer than three miles to shore.

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OTTAWA (CPI ~« CBC Presi- dent Al phon s e Ouimet has announced that a second sponsor—the Imperial Tobacco Company Limited of Canada— has accepted the corporation’s proposal for courtesy credits for the Dec 1 CBC Grey Cup

. last week the CBC said that Nabob Foods Limited. another of the contracted spon- sors for the CTV Grey Cup broadcast. had accepted the CBC courtesy a n n o u ncement proposal during broadcast of the game on the publicly-owned net- work.

The other sponsors are Brit- ish American Oil Company Lim- ited and Labatt‘s Brewery Lim- ited.

A CBC statement said that Irepresentatives of Labatt's and th alter Thompson agency met with CBC officials in Ot- tawa Wednesday to discuss the CBC offer. It said the talks con- tinued Friday.

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work's telecast. of the game complete with CTV advertising content. I The CBC announced last week ‘it intends to broadcast the game on its television netWork with- out commercials. which would be a violation of the ruling. However. BBG chairman Dr. Andrew Stewart has stated that the board would not let its regu-

isfaetory agreement involving all parties — CBC. and sponsors who now hold the TV rights—provided it resulted in national TV coverage of the game.

ACCIDENT KILLS FOUR

BARCELONA. Spain (Reut- ersl—A bus carrying schoolchil- dren and teachers of a French school in Barcelona rolled down a BOO-foot. embankment near here Thursday. killing four and injuring 25. first reports said. The students and teachers were on an excursion to visit the his- toric monastery of Santas Creus

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This dramatic hand Occurred in the match between Great Britain and the United States during the Ladies Championship played in Turin in 1960.

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South. the bidding went as shown The colorful Rixi Mar- kus. generally regarded as

Europe‘s top woman player. bid six hearts and then redoubled when she got doubled.

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How this came about is quite understandable. The American West led the ace of diamonds and East signaled with the eight. West led another diamond

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and that was the end of that. Mrs. Markus made the rest of the tricks.

Obviously. a club shift would have done the job. but this was a difficult play for West 0 make. East's overcall might have been based on a six - card suit. in which case a club switch could prove fatal. Furthermore. East‘s signal in diamonds com- manded a diamond and not a shiftvto clubs.

The fault. if any. must be charged to East. A good case can be made for East to play the two of diamonds. not the eight, Truc enough. this would seemingly deny the king. but East should fear that a dia- mond continuation might be ruffed.

East's best prospect is to win a club trick. She had overcalled with only a five «card suit an could have had six.

come impossible. but that West has three clubs. a club shift is mandatory. '

On this basis. West would I'M-"mm a diamond, despite the

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At the second table. the Amer- ican North - South pair bid and made five hearts for a good re- sult. since East-West could have made six clubs or dis- monds.

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