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,_8 2 : : : the question of what will happen j : i j : to the price of Canadian-made ia : FRIDAY PROGRAMS : cars shipped fo the U.S. next @ _— , , year if the pact is approved by ig - _ . CFCY-TV oy | Washington. ; eee a s ‘ > 4 > Chrysler Canada’ has said > - 130 p.m.—Musical ci 1 ¢ oe a rz “tT ARATE id ) plans to ship about 80,000 cars 2. 2.00 p.m.—film Festival | . "in 1956, but has declined to com- & 3.00 p.m.—Moment ef Truth i : _4 Ment on prices or what models = 3.30 p-m.—Teke thirty - * a would be involved. b> 4.00 p.m.—As The Werld Turns | By KEN SMITH | The decision of Ford of Can-, The test is being carried out Mr. Scott ‘said there are too j 4.31 p.m.—Razzie Dazzie Canadian Press Business Editer ada to sell 1.200 cars to its US. in obvious anticipation of the ™=ny factors still uncertain to) 5.00 p.m.—The Kings Ovtlew .| TORONTO (CP) — The com- parent during a hree - month pact being approved by con- be able to talk prices next year. 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop troversy over the selling price period oe cake oa upper gress with few major changes. “The one thing that is certain} _ 6.00 p.m.—Flintstones ‘jot - C. i it cars shipped New York state immediately. “This agreement is an enor- is that the offers 6.30 p.m—Gazette : jto the U States under the | raised the question of how they ously complex thing, with a dian manufacturers a chance 655 p.m.—N-S. Legislature \new auto - trade pact has could be sold there more thousand and.one different prob- ¢ventually to level off. the pres- 7.00 p.m.—CFCY TV News |focussed attention again om the cheaply than in Canada lems." Mr. Scott said... ent price differential between 7.15 p.m.—Allied Youth Program _—_ confusion still surrounding the The cars obviously thes “When we sat down to try to Canada and the U:S. j 7.30 p.m.—Premier ‘Theatre agreement. ; be cee e to figure out what would be in- But first both manufacturers ¥ 8.30 p.m.—Musical Showcase The pact, basically providing io enon the upper volved im exchanging cars, we 21 suppliers will have to get | 9.00 p.m.—Country.. Hoedown ‘for the abolition of tariffs at sig) 15 w a about. found so many complications we ‘®¢ 2dvantages of economy of- j 9.30 p.m.—The Fugitive \the manufacturers’ level of couivaient oronto im cecided to make a trial ship- ‘CTCd by the agreement through | A) 10.30 p.m.—Telescope i. |new cers aad evidast pasts on Galler. aes : ee ae ight 11.00 p.m.—Big Time Wrestling changed between the US. and SHIPMENTS ESSE! a, Rew. imple fact is cars are “S| seas On far BV Mame Commie, was Gand dak 30 tr hae Gon se gyi ge EO > Dunaet 5. ——7 more expensive in Canada. than z 12.13 e.m.—Locs! Weather an! Sport Prime Minister Pearsca and prendest ssid tn ss ia sstislactery price fer the U.S. because they cost more | = Scores President Johnson. the shipmests are an essential “#" %t parent company and to build. o 12.14 a.m.—Sign Off It came into ateet im Canada test of the practical aspects.of ‘hat was that. ’ cain. tes hog age the S| : Jan. 18 by order in council. but “ been ge in pockets | 4 CKCW-TV still is awaiting U.S. congres- the auto-trade pact and price So far, the results have of the consumers—the laws. of | 00. . -. WAS such @ small f, very succe’sful and we have @ economics and sti sional approval. Hearings on its factor com- . : competition will A 9.57 a >. hterms are to start in Washing- Pared with other ‘ cansiderations lot of essential information we see to that.” \. han ae ean sa jton April 27. ' it was virtually meaningless.

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Berean, -Clairtone Corp. Buys Out

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2.30 p.m.—At Home With Helen TORONTO (CP) — Clairtone’ States and other overseas = | c Crocker ; Sound Corp. Lid. has con-jkets can commence.” “oe o

9.00 p.m.—Moment of— Truth | firmed that it has ac quired Clairtone planned to locate in =

9.30 p.m.—Take Thirty ¢ a majority interest in Canadian. Nova Scotia after negotiations | Zz

4.00 p.m—As The World Turns Motor Industries Ltd.. which is with Industrial Estates Lid.. a!

4.30 p.m.—Rarzle Dazzle distributing two Japanese-made provincial Crown corporation. |

5.00 p.m.—Cartcon Capers cars in Canada, the Toyota and which has agreed to provide |

' $.30 p.m.—Music Hop the Isuzu. : long-term financing.

6.00 p.m.—Supper Club CMI now imports vehicles and The Pictou County plant, |

6.15 p.m.—Lione! Television News. parts and handle icing. but Which also is expected to be in

6.25 p.m.—Weather they plan later to assemble- and operation in’ 19%, will | ’

6.30 p.m.—Sports : |finally to manufacture, the cars “permit manufacture. in ';

6.35 p.m.—Supper Club in Canade. one location. of the company's |

7.00 p.m.—Wagon Train _» , |, Head offices of both firms are cabinets- electronic chassis and |

8.30 p,m.—Take A Chance in the Toronto area but Clairtone finished product.”

9 00 p.m.—Country Hoedown plans to build anew factory in —The—report said full imvesti- |

_ 9.30 p.m.—The Fugitive Pictou County, N.S. and CMI gation by Clairteae “satisfied i ae

90.30 p.m.—Telescope | Plans to build in Cape Breton. us as to the availability and po-} 11.00 p.m.—The Untouchables | Exact. sites. are not. yet -known c { the 12-! 92.00 p.m.~CBC TV News Tie Clairtone acquisition was bor force in Nova Scotia.

92.15 a.m.—Viewpoint jconfirmed in the company’s an- _ “Furthermore. the Province of

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- : i 2 Ne@vork News nual report, released here Wed- Nova Scotia offered sites, ac- ; 2 -apeaag ane ‘mesday. cessible by sea, lind and air | -25 a.m.— Theatre It represents a new departure Toutes to our major markets, Two Women for Clairtone, which until now which could make the company has been known for designing, ¢li¢ible for a federal corporate | j CFCY RADIO manufacturing and discributing |i#come tax Soliday for a period | oe stereophonic_high,fidelity radio % three years. | : os — and television com . i : i | binations. i e, i 1 Sie toving tec The, Cline report sass White House | por vou) |} (seoao's meaty You iexow— 6:45—Island Wr., Mar. Temp. ad a be = ay domesti- gehen WAY A BIG SOFTY THE ees sb Mereing found cally-owned producer Passen- : : THEY GROWL * PUTS UP AREAL a ee ae leer and, subsequenily, commer-— Comments On AND ACT TOUGH? BATTLE BEFORE -7.00—Hebrew ‘Christian Hour cial vehicles in Canada { GIVING NJ | 7:15—Morning ’ Roundup |The full line of Toyota and. Shastri Vi it : 7:30—News rind Weather | |Isuzu venticles, the report says, / iS | —F.35. Report ————____—_--will__inelude__station _wagons-_. —_t etn enneningenen Se 7:41—Moming Roundup sports cars, twe and four door! WASHINGTON (AP) — The perce) °° Maoriwar 13. Trust “Re 7.45—Islend Wr., Mar. Temp. |passenger cars. all wit: North white House said that it feels. ; See areca * (REN , {American type options including 2g . j achair 51. Branchia Ger. SE S) ' 7:46—Morning Roundup rie ee oe programs and guidelines will be = 5 Brightiy 52. Coarse 20. Condi- ie] 7:56—Sports Capsule and Score | automatic transmissioa. _ im ‘shape so that conversat-! colored fish grain ton, — 14) board : By June 1966, the revort esti- ions with Prime Minister Lal! 9 Intermit- 53. Auction 21.Ridi- eee 8.00—News _ | Mates, products will be assem-" Bahadur Shastri of India teat fever DOWN ai —_ 8.11 —Weather bled in Canada at a Cape Bre- would be more fruitful in the 10. Turkish 1. Merest 24.Gear [ROME 8 16—Morning Roundup ton plant late summer. - ‘ coppercoin 2. Matured tooth AIGIATT IE BIE IC! 8.45—Weether | Later-the company plans te This statement came from 11. Ducklike 3. Young bear . 25. Large SET Ete 8.50—Atlentic: News Roundup j““increase Canadian coatent ip presidential press secretary diving bird 4. Retains 27. Feel SSSA BEE 6:58:45—Thought For Todey ithe production of some specially |George E. Reedy when he was 12.Togather --5. Goddess of sorrow 9.00—CBC Nationa!’ News . selected models to the point | asked whether there was any' with harvests 29. Eve- 9:11—Preview Commentary - CBC where exportation to the United ‘comment on reports that Shastri' _ stitches 6. Exclama- ning 9-16 Notes and Music : is quite angry and is not going 14. Guided tion sun 10:00—News end Weather | 2:00—Time Out For Melody, to visit the United States at all, 15.NZ.native 7. Heardat god: 10:05—Notes and Music | 2.45—It Happened Today and in reaction to President John- fort * the Met Egypt. 11.00—News and Weather John Drainie Tells A Story Son's decision to put off visits 17. Eng. 8.Sectionof 31. Hurl 11.05—Notes and _ Music 3.00—-CBC News by him and President Ayub, country WES. 32. Proverbs 11:45—Bulletin Board i | 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee ‘Khan of Pakistan. festival 11. Adhesive 33. Color, as 11-50—Notes and Music | 5:30. trade Conetia Melines Reedy said nothing more 18. Pronoun mixture fabric 11:55—Atlentic News Roundup 4-00—C8C News should be read in to tht ap- 19. Bang 12:00—Weather } 4:03—Canadian Roundup nouncement of the White House 22. Dutch ' 12.05—P.E.1. Road Report | 4:10-Moniecia The Air preference for a postponement meter 12:30=News end Weather— “| G9 tendons .than what he had said. The 73- Engrave by 12.45—Towns and’ Country Time 5.00—Mar. Fish 8'Cost i pastponement was attributed at SE Sauaaie 1:00—News and Weather : 5-20—Tempo, CBC Notebook * the time to prospects that John- empestae 1:05—Town and Country Time | 600_-CBC News | Sun will be very busy in coming 98 St sais 1:15—Tommy Hunter Show | 6 15—On Parliament Hill weeks with the US. Congress 30. Shield 1:45—Town and Country: Time | 6.20—Today’s Editorial ” ‘and the Viet Nam War. 31. Ticketed 2:09—Hlews and Weather | 6:25—Inland Weather and Some Indian officials have 34 341; ‘<a 2:05—Mostly Music Scores suggested Johnson was dis- oo a 2:15—National School Brosdcast— | 6.30_Business Barometer | pleased with Ayub’s relations 37 e m cBc : 6:35—Music In The Evening with Communist China and 38 Fresh mm 2:4S—Mosily Musk 7:30—Agenda didn't want him to come here water % 3:00—News ‘Headlines and. Weather, 7.45_Prov. Affsirs then deferred Shastri's visit as o : | tortoise 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee | 7:55—Musical Program well “0 iz , cBc ‘ 8.00—Assignment E L Bone | 3:30—Tops In P. $.20-UN’ Redio | Asked what programs and mes 7 | 4:00—News Headlines snd Weather 5 30_The Tommy Steele Show oe | an i> 4:03—Canedian Roundup—CBC | 9:CO—University Of The Air Reedy . said he meant all the Nabi > 4:10—Tops In Pops | 9.30—Chamber Music jcongrestional pregramsand || os zz) 5.00—News and Weather 10.00-—CBC National News. On | Congressibmal.guidelines. - between '@ 5:05—The Outports | Parliament Hill end Speaking’ _ He declined to go any’ further peaks | mr 5:25:20—Marine : Weather . . Personally when asked whether his words 45. Pert. to so 5.28—Interlude = 110-30—CBC Stage should be interpreted as indicat- the sun. i 5:30—Bob Goulet Show \11.30—CBC Jazz Club ing strong hope that Shastri will 9 Fiude 5:35—The Outports ; 112-00—CBC News come here in the late summer. 6:00—News fend Weather Marine Weather Originally, the white house, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: | 6:15—On. Paliament Hill—CBC 12.03 33—Sports Scores Inland and spoke of a ' until; AXYDLBAAXR i 6.20—Today's Editoriai—CBC 12:15—Music In The’ Night a ak ie , is LONG FELLOW t i 6:25—Sports Parade . : # : : i 6:30—Business Barometer—CBC One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used | G) 6:35—Tonight’s Music NTRACT BRIDGE for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- '@ 7:00—Back to the Bible “ trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. A nd Weather . ‘ the code letters are different. fasten Andin Aira . By B. JAY BECKER ee - fe Nations Business — CBC " a Cryptogram Quota - w 7:55—Program Schedule l ° x > - 7:56—Tonigh’s Music * You are South, both sides vul- this sequence ordinarily is based’ *XM AFBLCFLM VD KICKX OH |& 8.58—News Headlines and Weather nerable. The bidding has been: ee se thas aati ee CBFTVIBMT FET FANFIH HOE- i" 9.00—University of The Air CBC wesg North East South age ages ag 9.30—Chamber Music > ply a further illustration 4 YAM.—FEEOFBCH i , +1 Pass Pas . what was said above. It would : = 10.00—CBC National News, On | What would you bid now with as : - a i Parl. Hill and Speaking leach of the following five be wtonz to bid one notrump at Yesterday's Cryptequote: CUSTOM IS THE PRINCIPAL Personally | ands? - an = — ea — MAGISTRATE OF MAN'S LIFE.—FRANCIS. BACON 10.30—Starlight Serenade i . us on! a i ive : 3 ver... 11.00-News and Regions! Weather 1 @KJ6 752 OKI AIS hand rather than a solid 18- oe ee ' TM FLDRTIN® AROUND NOW 11.05—Starlight Serenade ; eae ane a3 las _ hand. The — is to — -A ~ «-. FROM JOB 10 JOB! I CAME 11.30—News end Weather - @ 9 o 5863 ' one notrump Partner re- i W4.35—Starlight Serenade 4. '@AQ4 YE @KS2. gQI9742 sponds to the double with one of OuR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 5 12.00—CBC News, Weather and 5 as AQIS @AKI4 995 any suit. Such a sequence shows es i) Sports CBC cuinaaea —— MAKE WHAT TEN DOLLA AND MY a 32:15—P Concert | 1. One notrump. ri - i ie jrules of bidding do not. apply 3. One heart. This isn't much eee en spor anita ck hoes > CBA RADIO |whenever unusual circumstanc- of a hand, as hands go, but it iomaamntel er wenren "J TELL ME You PAY ON. cLounnHos | | nate es exist. Thut, in this- case, it justifies » balancing bid of ome [UTS ‘lane DAY, BUT CHARLEY No sez youre | | O m | would be clearly improper to heart. It is hardly likety: that a ere AdAbeene SHADOW! NO COLLECT IN ONE SHOP Oo 6:00—The Morning Show. Part 1 overcall with a notrump if your game can be made. but the bat- [4105 cascr x can Ascimte WHY HAVE Wo Z You GASP. x '7.00—The Morning Show, Part 1 right-hand opponent opened the tle for the part score is stil! NOU THAT EXPANSION 6 WAL WHAT I SAY, MASAH ¢ > 8.00—CBC News and Inland bidding, but the situation is worth while / 1 CATAL 6GROowTH! 8:15—Maritime Sportscast quite different when your left-| 4 Pass. When you've got the Siar 8.21—The Morning Show, Part 2 hand -opponent opens the bid- opponents where you'd like to, : YW UE | 8:25—Max Ferguson lding and the next two players have them. its better not | = TL rey @40-C8C News ' pass rock the beat. The odds are that -—- , fae ; ; a ss ag ‘nat declarer will go down a few val-| oie : IN INJUN LANGUAGE RED \ 9 10—Commentary —— If you were to pass. ‘hat FEATHER MEAN “TONIGHT'S, 9.16-A.M. Chronicle would close the bidding: it fol- Berable and that your side can- Ae THE N'GHTIP’ SO, CONE TD 10: 15—Playroom lows that if you decide te com- 8° make a came. If you were “ ie gee ETO, 10:80—Currgnt and Choke pete rather than give up, you ‘© bid mow. you might wind up tr 11:00—CBC News cannot be held strictly account- 1" @ worse position. The hand re Weather able for having the valaes 'S much more promising on de- = 11:05—Joan Marshall usually expected. fense than offense. “a 11:15—for Consumers A wetrump Ud, @ sult oven, © Tee beara. EB would te > i wrong te bid only one Sart, 11:20—Record Alburn leall, or even a double are all ooo ould ims mech > 11:30—The Archers suspect when a: player is im SO Some ~— chee’ 11:45—Mutic On The Hesther what is called the balancing See fa , hick 7 aad 12.00—Jamboree Junction seat. The balancer has a right Poem. OF goers of the spade 12.20—Maritime Farm B°Cast to count on at least those values Yooes eg - 12:1S—Tennessee Ernie Ford in his partner's hand which the Spovece. The fane te eon San aeons seer eee willingness of the opponents to + ing ; Snaue tee ome bo : lommy -Huriter 3 uate Ow For Melody play at a low contract clearly not forcing and partner may | . * gs 5 : 1:59—D.0. Time Signal lindicates. The notrump bid im pass with a poor hand. ' : : : = ¢ f i + ’ - ‘ oe, . ae ail “ ' . ee i |