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Martin confirmed: in the Commons that he has sent special-envoy Chester Ronning en another mission to Commu. mist North Viet Nam,;-the sec- end since March. ,

’ Mr. Ronning presumably |s Sounding out Hanoi on the pos.

Mr, Martin last week in-Brus- ee : n

international front bo try t take ern Ewrope to American com- ne the Greek and Turkish are seeking jobs” outside ne o Jelgsolber ie aane - ieee advantage of what officials see mitments in-Eurdpe—is chang- foreign ministers e concerning ee Pie Ma Mig Anal ac asd ne and ‘there —is oe his) as an almost worldwide rest- ing; just as the attitude of Fasi- the situation m -Cyrpis where United States Petrie tn ceasignings thee |* tessness for escape from the ern Europe toward’ Moscow is nearly °1,000 Canadian soldiers Four-month contracts offered {ton { fire net oe eonfines of the cold war. | Changing.” bee | are serving as part:-of a UN 0 his senior personnel’ are ‘A. es e External Affaire Minister! Mr. Martin haa been urging fope. oa. il, Mee ie ieee ME aN aere ALconoiica | i

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realize that the attitude of Wes-

tmproved relations he tween! NATO and its counterpart in Eastern Europe. the Warsaw Pact, .as a prerequisite for reaching a settlement of the German and Berlin problems An imformed view ia that Communist Romania is showing

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putes which called the forces into berg in the firet place

1 id, Mr, Peargot oWaturdtay prob- ably bit the U.S. where sf. hurts when he said: "A guarantee” Wii nuclear support against aggres- pion simply does not now have the credibility that would make 4 a fully effective deterrent and, therefore, a guarantee of

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Co-Hosts Patrick Watson and Laurier haPierre have been Hired from ‘the | controversial public ‘affairs program. and sen- ior. ,:menagement has decided not to extend Seven Days con- tracts heyond September

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WATERLOO, Ont- \CP) pr J. .G. Fraser, clinical sirector of Toronto's Addiction Research Foundation, says a new “antibin. | tic drug still being tested may have a side-effect of rediicing. or |

eliminating an aleoholic’s desire,

to drink. The drug, metronidaz. |

sibility af negotiations to end the way to dissolution of the security." ‘ the Viet Nam War : ‘ ow age ducer =-director, Peter Pearson, ole,.used to combat. infections of

Saturday in Springfield, Ww sae Pact ~~ rg France's) This is sane what de Gaulle has already left tojoin the Na- the “‘femalé genito-urinary tract, | Prime-Mintster Pearson said in Gop OF NATO ee eno a ne Gempite “Ameri- tional.Film Board, said Mr. Lei- has. tempered the desire for @ speech dealing with the North & ; pe ; Te ag eee terman. A. second, Jim Carney, drinking of sme alcoholie pa- Vadana of Sources close to the cabinet That the U.S. might snot come may follow him.” tients, he says. .

“We must move forward ath

mew. resolve toward an inter--

national commumty with .com- mon political institutions, which covers more than a single con- tinent, and spans the Atlantic.’

ON THE-AIR

said some. ministers are’ hegin- mng to question serously an annual Canadian outlay of $1,570,000.000 for defence and are critical of the planned con- struction in 1968-72 of a “multi. ° mutlion-dollar, 36-storey . defence headquarters | These sources also said some | munisters would liketo see at least a partial withdrawal of Canadian forces from Europe

‘The tollowing orogram tist-|A group of Conservatives is

tq the nuclear defence of Fu- rope when, hy doing =, It would invite a Soviet nuclear attack on itself.

POWER NOT SHARED |.

Mr. Pearson. also said: "An alhance for defence bniy--te an anachronism in 1966, especially when nuclear - power is not shared, by proasession or @on- trol, among its members.’ ,

Canada has also been con ducting ‘‘discreet probes'’ as a

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the stations concerned. One source said that the Ca-

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| Umted Nations peace-keeping jforces must coincide with ~at | fempte at mediation, of the chs

Cantury ‘ 4:00 p.m.—Werld In Contrast 4:30 p.m.—Razzie Dazzle §.CO p.in.—Rin Tin Tin

Truce Supervisory Commission in Viet.Nam to examine any

and all leads hearing on pos. ~

French and Vietnamese and establiwhed the truce commis sion

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some Canadian troops .home sible ‘moves’ toward negoria. = > FRIDAY PROGRAMS. goon and “cut ~Gefence expendi PRM G Se oe CE ER OM Gai Se ee CFCY-TV |tures. if it were not for the fear informants said a new Geneva’ as of American economic retalia. ‘conference .appeara the only $.30 e.m.—Musicale | on. : ; | adequate framework for Viet | 3:00 p.m.—Te Tell The Truth On other fronts: Nam negotiations % was the | IN THAT MACHINE GUN ANC > 9:25 p.m.—Bonnia Prudden Show Mr Martin has been insisting 1954 Geneva. meeting which GUARD THE PLANE UNTIL TAN nwcMlesienes ot 4 that establishment of fufure ended the civil war between the |

§:30 p.m.—Music, Hop iN ; ’- CBA RADIO | | 6:00 pim—Mr. Fd ee U.S. Insurance | INTERNATIONAL |)

6.30 p.m.—Gazette | ae FRIDAY Id ° : ; FINANCIER,

ae 6:00=The Marning Show, Fa 1 | Sold In Canada “Woe MP BREMSTO

7.30. pim.—The Flintstones Tee aoe Rew. Cit! ot OMRAWA (ORY ign | WoeNNG: |

8:00-p.m.—gthe Munsters : “&:00—CBC News and: Inland W mans finance committee hae HAS. OUTLINED ON 4 RA |”

8:30 p.m.—Donna Reed Show * heat f EACH WING- &b66S 9.00 p.m.—Get Smart 7.46—Morning Roundup | pet told “lees than one quar. THE HEAD OF 9.30 p.m.—Temmy Hunter Shor “T* eae Capaule and Scoreboard ter of fire and casualty insur- 4 POODLE 10,00 p.m.—Friday Theatre— hpi ee . ae Policies issued in Canada :

“Leena Doone” Pa A : /e 4 are be issued Canadian-owned ee soy a

12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News BISEMo nine ceUn ee : yor -controlled companies, amen em ee ats ipeabicwcicces ; ~'| 15.18 hit -hseal Waster onal ; Poe sea aeaet | Richard Humphrys... federal i : Sport Scores : ; ig. 3% Mex nae S Shae Parte 2 .. |imsurance department superin Pic : | z wi eee ee tiie fendent. said Canadian compan. : : : > ld

: : 5 jfes issue 22 to 23 per i - im 9:00—CBC News is per cent of tomy x ety ieee ‘these. policies. There had been DAILY CROSSWORD | |"

12:57 p.m.—Station Sign On | aire acme little change in the last 10 years. ACROSS DOWN 26. Tahitian GTR BO |

1:00 p.m.—Friday Playbill— eae Chrenicle His statement came . during 1. ve 8 1, Elegant: national BIAISIA LEBGIRIAIP! { oe os The Loves ef Carmen, | 10:45~Playroom questioning by Ron BaStord (L news slang god OS eM SE! | #30 pam—Ar" Home with Melee 11:00—CBC News Vancouver - Burrard) and, Partner 2. Skein 26. Hinds MSE lg

mii Crocker. eee is oan Marsha : \George Valade (PC—Montreal ; Java’ ree i ofyarn | . title alah SICIORN |

2.00 p.m.—To Tel! The truth Hi asd cpus Ste. Mart®) about ownership of onlay : Hoe apdoleeg 29. Attend NIS S § 2.30 p-m.—Take Thirty. a oe bum as U.S. insurance companies with— OHickornye co eee “4 a = “i a

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4.30 p.m.—Razzle Dezzle | P1:45—Musle On The Heath “Harder and harder questions aie aay is tains NIE IV 5.00 p.m.—Carteen Capers | 11.55—Assignmant . | will: he 2 ; ms 12. Disem. . 7. Measure 32. They're ETRIA

5.30 p.m.—Music Hop .|12°00—Jamboree Junctién | asked” of U.S..compan- ___ barked ~ Of land bigger e 6.00 p.m.—cupper Club —12:15—Temmy Hurfier and Pals a Q ee sub-" 14. Buffalo's 8. Vovaged at Yeaterdey's Anewer | 6.15 p.m.—TV News 12:30—Maritime Farm. B'cast les in Canada, Mr. Bas- waterfront 9. Not =the : €:25. p.m.—4V Weether 1:00—CBC” News and Weather _ oe said. There was ‘increas. 15. Inquires decorated : baker's ., 40. Firmness $.30 pum—TV Sports of 1:15—Gordie Tapp’ Shéw® - ~“ing eonééern about the de. 16. Forces 11, Haunts 88.-Molts "91, Picasso's

6.35 -p.m.>Supper Club o°\ 1.45—Tims Out For Melady \gree of Canadianization of Ca- ee wee . . ee hi ox

pas : 1:59—D.0. : nadiai ; form . 7. Girl's name ‘Dhant' - 42.Orn .

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9.00 p.m.—Get Smart /* 2.45—Jehn Drainis Tells A Story —iey," he said~ * Latin -- me merican 45. Mischief &

9.30 b.m.—Tommy Hunter Show 3:00—CBC News | “The committee ak Son “a1. Lolita, 23..For tree 47. Music note TT td KL ba Ul 10.00 p.m.—Friday Night at the, 3:03—Trans-Canade Matinee ate bills | nha i for one : - HAT] 1 apap oae a ‘ Movies | 3:30—Trans-Canade Matinee Vie Or ae the new 24. Highways, ‘ =f

Part. |—The Boss . | 4:00—CBC News noe asualty Company of streets, > ; Wr Part Il_The Brass Legend | 4:03—-Canadian Roundup canada, . which {s . American- ete z = Ni. 12.00 ».m.—CBC National News| 4:10—Music In The Air owned. and the Century Insur- 27-Rich G- ‘ = 7 Th cr

12:15 a.m.—LTV News Highlights | 4.15—Music In The Alp ance Company (formerly Pa- rocke 12.17 dim.—Fridey Nite Mevie Con. - 4:30—Assignmient cific Coast Fire Insurance Com- 8- Attempt gy

tinued | 4:35—Music In The Air pany), the General Mortgage 79. Pacific

136 a.m.—Station Sign Off roe Fish Broadcast Corporation of “Canada, the In- . ae

:20—Tempe jcome Life’ Insurance. Company

cFCY ae ae Netebook of Canada and the Income Dis- oa ea 200 nmen | y .

FRIDAY 5:40—Notebook rae ay i HEARTY: 6:00—CBC News * . i a & im- 35. Cereal

6.30—News and Weather 6:15—On Parl oy | owned. *« grain

6.35—Merning Reundup : n Parliament Hill ogg a

6.45—Islend Wr. and Mer. Temp. | 6:20—Teday's Editorial FRANCE STILL IN ee

6.46—Merning Reundup 6:25—Inland Weather and Sperte Pi ‘at on 4 Hr Scores OTTAWA (‘CP)—Frarce hag 38. Change

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7.30—News and Weather Et6-hed cad ete: With Me |pation in Expo 67 hecanee of 44. Pushed Para toes die 7:05—Musie In The Evening construction difficuities created . sess

y.dScclaland Wis’ and. Mar. tame, 8.03—Human Condition ' iby the Quebec longshoremen’s #8: : . °

€.55--Ailaniic: News Reundus 10:00—CBC National News strike, Trade! Minister Winters chambers oh wiiti Stine

8.58—Thought Fer Today 10:15—Teday’s Editorial and Speaking Said Friday in the Commons 49. oe 4 nH jie 9.00-CBC Neliensl News—CBC * Personaity Replying to Alvin Hamulton 50: Mrs. pe

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{t-the—texture—of—the— sit. bids. The doubler is supposed to

than one notrump. The ~response-ts—reserved for hands”

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‘1. One spade. It may be ar gued that this is not a biddable ‘suit, but, since the responder lacts under the compulsion of ‘the double, he is not responsible

---pereason_we avoid the jump re.

itread delicately over a forced lresponse until such .time as

‘responder voluntarily makes a.

fotward-going bid, ~~ ‘It te better to bid one spade latter

that contain 7, 8 or 9 high-card points and a stopper int the ad. verse suit

2. Two spades In responding 7

toa double: rara_must he takep - to distinguish a: good hand from a poor one Since the re- sponder may have a: worthiecs hand wher he replies to the dou- ble. he is under obligation to ia. entify @ good one when he has

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‘interest in ea slam.

makes a jump bid when he has better than an average hand 3. Two notrump Tt ts ex

tremely likely, o'n ce partner has doubled, that this hand wilt produce a game: Since we have 12 points faring at least an opening bid, as represented py the double, we must make a

jump bid to identivy these

values e The hest game contract. fe

probably in notrump. For: this

sponse of three clubs---A three club bid’ would imply distribu. | tiona! values which we lack.

4 Two hearts. There: is doubt that this hand will pro. duce-a-game_opposite_a double, but where the game lies is at

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this.pointuncertain.. Insead_ of

trying to -guess :which of. our three suits should serve as trump, we force the choice of a

bidding West's suit,

We intend to raise aut partner chooses disectly to Rames and we have a right to hope, that. the. combunatior of)

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ithe cuebid and the’ tump raise

to game wil) arouse partner's,

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