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11:00 a.m.—Turners Corner hearts. Though his trump sup- 1:00 p.m.—Wednesday Playbill Reem sides vulnerable, t was meager, he ie a eae oe nana NORTH spect South's bidding. The com- - Wyoming 49865 bination of the double followed 2:30 p.m.—At Home With Helen vo by the two heart bid indicated a Crocker AQT76 strong hand. a enruurcery School Time & \ West led the king of spades 330 pm—Ar Home With Halen "| SAEQIS = 42 and continued with the queen Crocker wAl 7 BS cures Eapeereneeae Sery Seek 335° siosaa. The question was where the soe oe ee 80 fourth could come from. an on — 107 It was hardly likely, on the 230 p.m.—Huckleberry Hound KOQJ54 ’ 6:00 p.m.—Supper Club ¥KQ bidding, that East would have, ehh. - @ags either the ace of diamonds or fan ene Chub #K82 king of clubs. South’s bidding 6:35 p.m.—Weather The bidding: a ee = —_ — Pass Dbie, The setting trick, if there was a eee =2. 2h Pass 29 to be one, had to ‘come from the 200 p.m.—Rescue ‘8’ suit, If nad aed 7:30 p.m—Walt Disney Presents Pass 3 Pas 49 oe East oo a p.m.—Bunkhouse Boys Opening lead—king of spades. hearts it ae. —— ‘ Pp.m.—How to Marry a East’s hand turned out to be = aarp ace care of’ itself, Millionaire ‘mstrumental in defeating four the defense would sciaonadne 10:00 p.m.—Music Hall to see how his ouey, of cards oe the A-10-6. 10:30 p.m.—Bat Masterson could be of value in hand. But if had ef the 11:00 p.m.—The Unforseen South made the proper choice East he aon aes a. 11:30 p.m—Close Up of doubling a spade after North oo ar 12:00 a.m—CBC News and East had passed. Sitting in — — 12:15 a.m—CKCW News the protective position after the there t —s ed “" 12:20 am.—Sign Off ee "9 en one — East migh oe dealt portant for him first to identify At trick three, therefore, West RADIO general strength than to show/| led the three of spades, deliber- the heart suit ‘immediately. ately forcing East to ruff the C.F.C.Y. WEDNESDAY A direct overcall of two hearts | spade, It did not require great : eo would have indicated only a de-| imagination for East to realize ee <a ecm 6.58—Sign On based on a hand of less than} He trumped with the seven and 7.00—Hebrew Christian Houn opening bid strength. South had to lose twe trump 7.15—Country and Western North correctly raised to three tricks and go down one, " © 1958, King Features Syndicate, Inc.)

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Argue Demands Expansion Fund

OTTAWA (CP)—A $2,000,000,000

capital expansion fund, admin- istered by a new federal depart- ment of planning and develop- ment, was proposed Monday by Hazen Argue, CCF House Leader.

He put forward the ear-catch- ing ideas during -the Commons

budget debate as he criticized Fi- nance Minister Fleming for

e fence-sitting, in - between, stand-

pat budget.”

“Now is the time to embark on

a great program of develop-

ment,”” Mr. Argue said. He said fresh capital funds should be put into a new na- tional highway system, educa- tional and hospital facilities and into providing competition for pri- vate enterprise through publicly- owned corporations in the bank- ing, chemical, fertilizer and ind ies. SECURITY

As for social security, Mr. Argue called for a basic old age pension of at least $75 a month plus a system of contributory re- tirement pensions. Establishment. of a new plan- ning and development - ment needn't mean expansion of the cabinet, he said. State Secre- tary Courtemanche and Solicitor-

- |General Balcer both were ‘‘under-

employed” and there was room for amalgamation there.

Paul Martin (L — Essex East) also entered the sixth day of the budget debate, to attack Mr. Fleming as the first finance min-

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ister to have presented three peacetime deficits in a row, in- cluding one that was the biggest peacetime in Canada’s history. MISREPRESENTATION

Mr. Martin said Mr. Fleming misrepresented the deficit in the 1958-59 fiscal year ended March 31 by reporting it as $617,000,000 when it actually was $835,000,- 000. By ‘“‘manipulation’’ of his figures to liquidate a $218,000,000

defence equipment account he|-

had reported the lower figure.

By the end of the current fiscal year next April 1, Mr. Fleming would have piled up a total of $1,300,000,000 in deficits on three successive budgets.

Attendance of about 60 mem- bers during the afternoon sitting was slightly better than that ear- lier in the budget debate which ends Wednesday. At some times last week attendance shrank to as few as 25 members.

Mr. Martin said the brief refer- ence in the budget to unemploy-

ernment is not giving proper con-[~

sideration to measures to allevi- ate it during next fall and winter. There was every indication it would be as serious as the 538,- 000 recorded at mid-January.

Augustin Brassard (L — La- pointe) said residents of Quebec would welcome provincial partici- pation in vari federal assist- ance programs now rejected by Premier Duplessis ;as endanger- ing provincial rights. Such parti- cipation would give Quebecers a chance to recover some of the money they pay in federal taxes but are currently losing.

Steel Output To Increase

HAMILTON (CP) — The Steel Company of Canada Monday an- nounced plans to increase capa- city of its Hamilton works by al- most 25 per cent in the next two yars.

H. G. Hilton, chairman and chief executive officer, told the company’s annual meeting a new 300-ton open hearth furnace, to- gether with improvements and additions to rolling and process- ing\ equipment would raise the company’s annual ingot capacity from its present 2,350,000 tons to 2,900,000 tons.

No new financing for the ex- pansion was contemplated, Mr.

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Hilton said the cost of the pro-

gram was not revealed.

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