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New Que. Political Party Will Not Field Candidates

MONTREAL (‘CP)—Le Bloc;Democratic parties, Real Caou- di Quebec, established this/etie’s Ralliement des Creditistes month as a new federal political|and other groups. party, will not Tield candidates Mr. Lecompte said the organ- in the fortheoming election, its|ization also had consulted other president said Wednesday. “leading French -« Canadians.”

("The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Sept. 24, 1965. 9/ ~ sconstruction “management nas | \had to boost prices.”

The wage demands are not in| line with productivity, he said | iIf the trend is allowed to com tinue, industry will be priced out. of the. market, unemploy- ment will increase, consumer

Wage Demands Are Described As Irresponsible

ination lee hed Gemadiied sther | TUSEog inte a wave of tye |spemiige will be ralleced “ond

‘ ithe w vicious chain reactiou Prin Mini Pearson sponsible wage demands from — ae a - . =) ganized labor, t president would weaken our economy.

Sept. 7. Establishment of Le|% ‘he Canadian Association of ee New Labels Due

Bloc was announced Sept. 2. Real Estate Boards said here.

The group had originally Prime Minister Pearson an- vr Lecom as bs B. E. Willoughby of Toronto an pte said his group told the 22nd ation . planned to enter candidates in nounced the general election now is preparing a plan for an | convention i oan thee in s| FOr Juice Cans

every Quebec constituency in Sept.

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the president, Andre Lecompte,|Ple of equality between English-

said also that LeSBloc will cease|and French-Canadians by means

to be a political party_and will! of‘ a‘ new” constitution.

operate as @ non-partisan organ-/ Mr. Lecompte made his state-

7. Establishment of Le Le Bloc is non-separatist but

ization to influence voter opin- ment after a’ ‘closed meeting

¥y announcement |insists on respect for the princi-,

educational campaign in all 75 sharp slowdown in demands, | of Quebec's constituencies. average pay scales for union The object. would be to mane jnt Stacie me a volers “elect the candidate, no rs cou jo % D 8 greed that beginnin | matter what his party, who year in five years.’ janes canners of wether would be most likely to give ef-| Strikes have hit the Canadian jahe} their products with the ex-| fective voice to Quebec's case economy with unabated force a+ jiquid contents of the can. |

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: : ederal: level.” this year, he said. More than Z with representatives of the Pro. °" ‘he federal el. | Some labels have not been, es Bloc is non-separatist but|S"¢Ssive Conservative and New The group's president said the coe maety. Coes Shee S608 | ating the true liquid contents nck ae “ for the princi. DMocratic parties, Real Caou-|Party representative at the Wed- lest y . of cans, the article says. —

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ette’s Ralliement des Creditistes Desday meeting “all recognized, “The .major tragedy in the) Last year the Consumers As- 7 eR od — —, English-| | ad ether greene. as valuable the fundamental | construction field as yr the | sociation of Canada measured oy SE aes of a new constitution. Mr. Lecompte said the organ- principles” of Le Bloc, — oe eg oo a —-= — a 2 wn “~=s ve os! ~Mr. Lecompte made his state- is ra hi wnane” As toler aoe (On found om ment after a closed meeting, g Cc c . The Port Alice plant will pro-, os praensered t alae oe: Cones ~ —— o with representatives of the Pro. + \-+ ompan | ewan logs from four inches to 23 ope uice .

| over - all construction vrices,| magazine reports.

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, ‘RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT™ = ON THE AIR Of Waste Wood te Ravyonier president de- B EITO A I HAVENT SEEN \=$4|/ HE TOOK ANOTHER ee ) s scribes the new operation as a) : pt WINGEY AROUND / = ves Suet & aa Dalen. oF VANCOUVER (CP) — Rayo- Major move towards SrORtt | wre en | ISN'T ETTA DATING PRACTICALLY BROKE HER

nier Ca (B.C.) ; . utilization. of forest resources. The following program list- stituted a. $2 pr pte to He says it will increase wood, ings are published free of make use of small’ lose and Utilization from all the com-| charge as a public service and «hunks of -wood normally Pany’s tree farm licences by appear as presented to us by iburned or left in the woods to 2bout 20 per cent. | the stations concerned. lrot after primary-logging: }-=Mr.--Bréitenbach also = , W. E. Breitenbach, Rayonier DOunced that a second small-| - FRIDAY PROGRAMS president, cays it is the first wow. oe | J full-scale program in B.C. de- | UMGe = , | CRCY-TV signed to salvage small logs Mier’s woodfibre pulp mill 30 2.30 p.m.—Musicele and other logging waste. miles north of Vancouver. 2.60 p.m.—Romance of Science He says $1,000,000 has been The smallwood plant is’ part) . 3.20 p.m.—Take “hirty spent to construct a smallwood Of 4 $24,000,000 expansion pro-, 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time lchip plant at Port Alice on the 8fam nearing completion at the 4:30 p.m.—Sunshine Semesier |

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\deals and bids One Heart, nei- aggressive action.

ther. side vulnerable. What would 3. Two spades..The choice lies! you bid now with each of the between a double and a jump |following five hands? ; overcall, the latter getting the

| nod. The double of a suit bid gen- |1. @Q974 YE AKIOZ HAT erally indicates support for at.

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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it:

One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used

NOWADAYS MOST WOMEN

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4. @QI5 994 AQ863 HKQ7 jig not forcing, though partner is

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1. Double. There is too much spofided had we opened the bid-) ee ein Pal aa cns ding as dealer with a spade. | overcalling a heart bid w :

4, Double. Here we just about, diamonds. Thus, pariner may make the grade for-a bid. It| j have a hand with five spades to ia te excessively c = the king and be unable to speak | jive to pees and let mh appo| over two diamonds, in which! /

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ARTIST I ENSOY HEIGHT IL WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO SCAMPERING AROUND THE TOP! =~ HAK-KAFF/— BUT MARTHA IS VERY INSISTENT THAT YOU DO SOME WORK BEFORE DINNER/AND You HANEN'T PAINTED ANYTHING EXCEPT YOUR SPORT SHOES

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: + fasiia 6.00—Ne nd Weath: | im. ents carry the ball - without a ALL STA\KS! 6.15—On Parliament Hill CBC erty. ae fewer Saal least putting up a fight for it. Te — 6.20—Todays Editorial—CBC * four-card spade*“holding which There is°a good chance that AI jie —| ee ee W june ne | would also produce a sound play only a part score is at stake, but) > \ —- 3 G Aa! rometer—CBC j |part-score battles should not be| J C 1% 6.35—Tonight’s Music for game. F Scecey‘esuntine We taal (iS 7.00—Back to the Bible .| The double has the added at | enone a ; ae \ iy =} | 7 30—News and Weather @ ivantage of representing more eS are ew . Se anal caved .\a- Z, 7.45—Program Schedule accurately the actual strength ans t must _— ae A 7-46—Tonight’s Music alt. Nations | held. \that two part scores, bac = Business—CBC-- 2. Pass, Despite the 14 high: | back, make a game and are! [x - 7.55—Interlude card points, it is best to pass. It/ worth fighting for. - s io it Assignment—CBC would be unwise to double be-| 5. One notrump. We have the) tt — = 8.20—Tonight’s Music cause support for spades or dia-| values for a double, but it is bet- =, | Ae ~——— International Part T—|monds is lacking, and it would)ter to overcall with a notrump; a) S an > 9.00—Radio Internati \be unwise to overcall with t wo bid which represents what we io cec Mernational Part 2— | ciubs on such a weak suit be-|have— aa See” bal- | mn J Zz 0. ea ‘cause of the danger of being anced di tion. n you) 4 - « : "ae pram oe: st sal a doubled. The hand would be are lucky. enough to have a bid hv % | z —CBC na more promising if RHO had | available ae describew your! See sé a AuQeLDN | 91.00—-Ne opened the bidding with @ dia-;hand_perfectly, you should use D nae mond 6r a spade, but his haart/that bid in preference to one fo2¢ si HAL PUNCHY=] |

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