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lumber being used,” Mr, Howard

‘for they refuse to Jénd money to
‘people, at decent and: fair inter-| :
est rates, for. home building.”
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motley” ‘policy| ‘of “the Federal
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‘wash EN hn
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that banks have not found it
profitable: enough: to lend people
money to ,build houses. They
even, -.in _ effect, «’ blackmailed

ralsing.'the - interest to, 6 per
cent.” Se

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the’ CCF plan is for the Central
Morjgage and Housing Corpora-
tion, a Crown Company, to lend
home
builders a 2 per cent,

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‘stipport of her partner’s' spade’ bid. “This total includ-
jed-18 points: in: high cards, ‘1: point: for the doubleton

“KAMLOOPS Os “Plahprles
Minister Sinelair claimed: urs"
doy night’ that'‘If. the; ritish:
Columbia‘: : governmt nt: ‘met Hts:
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monthly. federal penslon:-.
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about 200 here,:Mr;:Sinclair satd:
the . federal. government: last
_-Jycar, paid $47,000, 000. ‘dn ‘old’ age:
pensions and old age: ‘assistance:
to British Columbians; ‘ahd’ the’
provincial government. did:, not’
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trumps. and. therefore ’:a*
playable trump sents. ey

For a spade » ‘contract . Marg,
Keen. had: seven ‘tricks’. (on’ the
basis of 3 points: equaling “ore
trick), just enough’ for’ a’ ouble
praise: Mr, Abel.-had. Plenty: to.
go on to game,::; °°

He should have: made - the
contract and ‘his failure:was- the
result of a common, errot—sub-
mitting, to a feeling of. urgency
to win your tricks. aS ‘fast :BS
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with the queen of hearts and: C i

continued the suit.’ On: ‘the: .
third heart lead Mr. ‘Abel cor:
rectly reasoned that Mr, Dale;
was’ out of the suit. ‘If he rut. “
fed with the’ four of. spades”.
Mr. Dale would undoubtedly:
overruff, . Of course he: was. .
mght, but he had seen only.

half of the problem. . What if.’|—
his four of spades ‘did get 4‘
overruffed? His contract calle, |:

ed for him to take ‘10: tricks,,

not li. He could lose the: third» qe

trick and, still make his” bid: °

“But, apparently: he’ was “fran -
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ning some tricks, He ruffed. with’
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show of. power . won. the’ third). >
trick all right but it effectively a
tuined the chance of winning aj)”
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two sure winners: In the trump a

total of ten,

suit.

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deliberate attitude at trick three|> ~ 4
have brought:. succéss. |
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with the four of spades and’ got}
an overrulf with .the |
spades on his Jeft. He
could have
picked up Mr, Dale’s four re-].
maining trumps and epfead the
hand.

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