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15.
1
gKd
grain
crop
this
year
may
turn
out
to
be
a
record
for
Norway.
Barley
acreage;
now
twice
as
large
as
In
1947.
accounts
for
the
increa.se.
Cultivation
of
:
but
.
tv,
.
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Book
Gives
Gal
Investors
Lowdown
On
How
to
Accumulate
Own
Nest
Egg
ion
Air
Tonight
One
of
the
best-known
discussion
programs
on
the
air,
Citizens'
Forum,
returns
to
the
CBC's
Trans-Canada
network
tr.ni.rht.
October
15.
with
the
spring
wheat
and
oats
is
naller
w
en
a
year
ago.
al
ini.i.
r,,l
Mi.
:
'
'""spunirr,-
t.-.Hco
wnn.Kii
have
to
be
i
ju.;t
how
you
go
about
accumu-
"
Kvt
Mrs.
Hiruia
I
By
UOKOIHV
ROK
mvw
YORK
(AP)
The
next
ln(in
:
eair
that
ilmV
be
Cole
HoughUn.
past
president
!
LINDSAYc
expected
to
hatch
.-,ome
sound
'
'
security
in
later
years.
i
I
They
tell
you
sucii
things
as
(
what
are
stocks
and
bonds,
how
'and
where
to
buy
them,
how
to
read
the
stock
quotations
in
the
newspapers,
lio
to
choose
a
safe
j
topic
"Is
Professionalism
Ruin-
I
ing
Canadian
Sports?"
Members
of
the
panel
will
be
i
Clarence
Campbell
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
National
Hockey
League;
Jim
Coleman,
well-
,
known
Toronto
sports
writer;
and
Uernle
HodgetU,
coach
of
MOTORIST
GRANTED
RIGHT
TO
PARK
TW0-F0R-0NE
PHILADELPHIA
'
Magistrate
John
Daly
tackled
the
pi-ublem
of
whether
two
cars
may
be
parked
for
the
price
of
uiu
in
h
metered
parkins
sp..c.
Maxwell
Gorson,
26,
and
his
friend
parked
their
cars,
both
pint-sized
makes,
in
a
single
imetered
parking
space.
One
coin
wst:
placed
hi
the
meter.
lloison
told
Magistrate
D.dy:
"Ai;
1
see
it
,
.
.
when
I
put
a
oin
in
the
meter
I
am
renting
that
one
space,
and
I
can't
see
what
dilterenc
it
makes
what
1
park
there,
or
how
many
ol
them,
as
long
us
they
are
legally
paiked"
Daly
agreed
and
dismissed
the
case.
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTB
"'
;
Established
HMO
MOVING...
PACKING,
rnn.
Geneiul
reUerallon
oi
Oi"
the
(
Wooien's
Clubs,
in
u
fure.vai'd
"The
'hnd
tit
l'lfS
u,e
,
.radit'
belongs
now
f.ii
too
often
i
to
one
Who
"inusi
alio
negotiate
i
me
ioo.l
at
(tie
folnliy
bank
to
pay
for
tne
new
roof
next
fall
or
understand
me
provisions
n
,
ner
nusbands
lite
insurance;
policies
....
We
who
do
uit
per
i
cent
of
consumer
buying
and
own
50
per
cent
of
the
national
weaitn
can,
if
we
wiii,
became
Judicious
comptrollers.
list
ot
inve.tlliienio
anu
now
.u
'cash
in
it
you
in-fj
money
for
an
emerct'iicy.
l'hey
t-xoi.iiii
ili1
advantages
!
uiitl
ilha.ivuhUr-.
'f
putung
i
your
suvlne
s
in
government
bonds,
In
life
!
n
s
'
i'
a
n
c
e
and
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
..
STIffi.
'
Experienced
handling
local,
Nation-,
World-wide
Shlpmetiu
"MOVi:
WITH
EASP
.
.
.
SlflP
VIA
UV,v,v
l
Z
Ills-Allied
Van
!.!
Ui
PlMoir
M
or
CM
i'.tut
lnih.
Trinity
College
school
hockey
;
team
at
Port
Hope,
Ont
,
and
former
University
ol
Toionto
football
player.
The
chairman
will
be
Bernard
Trotter
of
the
CBC.
ime
your
husband
makes
a
crack
bout
"the
little
woman
and
her
nequebook"
you
might
silence
jm
effectively
with
a
brief
dis-ertation
on
the
merits
of
the
iiverbified
folio
of
stocks
and
Minds,
referring
casually
to
such
trim,
as
"margin."
"sUiij-Iuss"
'rdi
n;
and
the
advantage
of
denature
bonds.
He
will
be
so
goggle-eyed
with
uiiawment
that
you
probably
ill
be
safe
from
criticism
for
K-veial
weeks.
The
way
to
accomplish
this
is
to
bunt-
up
on
a
book
soon
to
be
published,
"A
Woman's
Guide
to
Financial
Security."
by
Joyce
Clarke
and
Sally
Dickson,
two
alert
young
women
who
are
partners
Jn
a
New
York
public
relations
firm,
and
who
have
been
writing
the
ABCs
of
investments
for
women's
clubs,
and
schools
for
some
years.
.
Joyce
and
Sally
have
tackled
the
investment
problems
of
womijn
with
a
view
to
explaining
hi
Irte
simplest
passible
terms
in
Will
estate.
They
d.-scribe
tne
different
kinds
nl
mortgages
you
have
on
voiir
home,
and
they
explain
what
happens
when
you
can't
meet
your
life
insurance
payments.
I'OK
WOKKINti
WOMEN
Thay
suffest
Investment
programs
for
a
working
woman
on
her
own.
for
a
working
woman
with
two
children
to
educate,
for
an
unemployed
widow
and
for
a
husband
and
wife
with
three
children
to
educate,
Jiff
T
"i
4
i
f,J"T
1iTi
nM,
,
...
$
j
BLACKWOOD
on
f
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
"
S
Overrall
Largest
Gamble
in
Bridge
im
starting
a
Savings'?'
fl
,
We
in
America
call
it
overcalling
or
competing.
.
,
l
t
!e
TVimr
IJ-.p
British
are
more
picturesque
auuui
n.
c.itfbutting
jn."
In
any
case,
entering
auction
j
after
yoiir
opponents
have
opened
the
bidding
is
one
of
die
most
difficult
aspects
of
the
game.
i
The
rewards
are
greater,
the
-
,
penalties
are
more
disastrous
j
the
North
player
redoubled.,
....
nru,.
tv,o
uwntp
rlparen
awav.
i
nd
the
decisions
are
moie
j
mien
-
-.
.
complex.
The
largest
part
of
the
contract
was
uowu
mice
i
1600
points.
The
swing
on
the
j
hand
was
a
cool
2700
points
;
based
principally
on
the
deci-
j
sion
whether
to
overcall
the
;
spade
opening
or
to
pass
it.
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
the
gamble
in
bridge
is
rigm
here.
tnlh
dealer
Eoth
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
4iitimiiHi)
S
A
QJ13
It
Q
J
4
,
C
K
Q
10
9
.
(
Mr.
Abel)
Mr.
Truex)
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1
3
1
D-i
10
7
6
3
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J
8
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5
4
3
2
C
7
8
Knllth
(Mr.
Dale)
'
H
9
8
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8
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S
2
'
D
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8
4
2
c
a
a
The
bidding:
'
W.llli
Kant
Bouth
,
West
J
fj
I
2
H
Dbl.
All
puss
You
can
be
reasonably
precise
IS
bout
a
game
bid
or
a
slam
bid
"r,r
Jibout
executing
a
squeeze
or
n
end-play.
But
precision
goes
nut
the
window
when
you
are
jj-i
t(iinp
whether
or
not
to
get
In
Vancouver
stay
at
the
MST
m
into
the
bidding
alter
it
nas
beef
opened
ahead
of
you.
'Wie.se
points
are
well
illus-tralj'd
by
today's
deal.
The
hand
was
played
in
an
important
'team
of
four
match.
Mr.
Truejt,
a
very
fine
player,
decided
he
had
enough
to
come
in
with
a
bid
of
two
hearts.
HOTEL
ree
Many
would
agree
with
him.
1
be
record
does
not
include
u
0
00
idirhtih.tt,
tiescriptitm;of,
the
Jt.Y;,
nm4
It
Juerely
shows
the
terse
com-mMit,
"Down
1100."
lr.
Truex
was
anxious
to
see
lw
the
East
player
for
the
competing
team
had
fared
In
tbe
other-reom.
The
answer
was
toiiRding.
;That
East
player
iad
stayed'
out
of
the
bidding
nthPry.
t.He
passed
the
one
Pill
I
i
I
aM
ii
Central
Reasonable
Rates
pade
opening
and
the
South
jjver
then
bid
two
hearts.
His
puitfner
raised
to
three
hearts
andhe
went
on
to
four.
TJie
East
player
doubled
and
1221
Granville
St.
MArine
7235
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-
i
rrr-r
any
financial
upsets
perhaps
to
enjoy
your
self
the,
way
you'd
like
while
you're
still
aUi
to
sit
up
and
take
notice!
A
few
dollars
every
payday
will
get
you
Catmdt
Savings
Bonds
on
the
Payroll
Savings
Pint
where
you
work.
Or,
by
instalments
through
your
bank
or
investment
dealer.
You'll
WW
viiss
the
money
that
way.
And
you'll
be
pleasantly
surprised
just
how
fast
yon
can
build
up
a
tidy
little
nest
egg
that
earns
you
good
interest.
Tomorrow
won't
look
after-
itself.
.
.
why
don't
you
start
looking
after
it...
now?
Mark
Twain
once
told
the
story
about
a
Blue
Jay
so
energetic
he
filled
an
abandoned
shack
in
the
woods
with
acorns.
Got
it
just
about
overflowing,
too,
just
by
saving
up
systematically
putting
something
away,
little,
by
little,
until
it
grew
into
a
lot!
.-
That's
a
pretty
fair
policy
for
any
of
us
to
follow.
Acorns
wouldn't
do
you
much
good.
But,
if
you
stored
up
Canada
Savings
Bonds,
you'd
be
in
pretty
good
shape
to
meet
whatever
turns
up
tomorrow,
,
.
to
handle
TO
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ELII
Am
LIN
THE
NEW
IMPROVED
8th
SERIES
ON
SALE
STARTING
NEXT
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
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Opposite
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