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erally accepted Tf the husband complains! will be submitted to the pre- miers for their final approval:

about meat, the wif 1 |from store A to Provigo = 3 Provinces After this, the provinces would tay to wo to sere Btu ta put it before the federal gov-|

say to go to store B, but Prepare To ernment.

Major Grocery Bid For Male Dollars mcr. -|pwide boy 22585533

TORONTO (CP)—The way tojeye. He sees awareness of the husband's role a man’s wallet ie through his and grabs ae m nie shopping comes in advertis-| eal senate. at fe stomach. ithinking—it makes him feel |S, #4 promotional gimmicks. |year of negotiations, Quebec, PrON MER 08 e in Ottawa |

That's the conclusion ef ma- useful.” This year one chain is giving|Ontario and Manitoba have *°m® Hat jor grocery chains, many of Among the sections designed |°%2Y 9.900 tickets to football/agreed on how their borders) me pec is seeking up ef-|to waylay husbands are gour-|S#™e% while last year another|should be arranged to inelude | Pecogninen oa emeoreen viens te Spo & football program.|the waters of Hudson Bay and/ . Lawrence.

frontiers so that the ‘ provikces can exploit the resources of the sea bed was the subject of WINNIPEG (CP) — After a lively debate at the federal

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forts to pry @ few Cars el deliene ee bars: SP& And Mr. Feggans says Domin.|St. James Bay in their terri-| And Mr. Lesage said his prov. out of accompanying "= sen services and /ion's meat advertising is defi- tories jince also will negotiate with Ot- their wives om shopping trips. |g4rden displays. nitely masculine-oriented. 'tawa for territorial rights off

“We like the man to come : a Premier Jean Lesage of Que- | : one paid , This doesn't mean, of cour the northern Ungava coast, um too much attention to the mans verbo oe Re. £0 enat women are neglected. ee oo oy hore foi. Ser Ungava Bay and Hudson i. for Loblaw Groceterias Co. Lid, “Te 8f@ constantly ~ trying |jowing the first sein of a : en - ‘ne BUY UNNEEDED Goops. |"** ‘¢chniques in displays and|conference of provincial pre —s coh eam Shak “He'll see_a piece of cheese, ime to keep wives sat-|miers in the Manitoba capital. i . imagine he w it and take it) wn,” The three provinces will sub- LONDON (Reuters) “But that’s pretty boring and/iome He's probably got more But. a chain store's profit mit their plan to the’ federal) om ers) — Flout- now stores have special sec-\cheese than he can use there | US, between one and two cents | government for approval. | ing wae the Beatles will fons aimed at attracting his already, But they're inclined to|°” the dollar,” says one offl-/ wr Lesage eald the ‘a ia ee _Abestie Friday, overstep it,” [cial 80 we can’t afford to pas! meat was sesled at a shortiog “North Americd’ in’ fon

} ON THE AIR J. S. Feggans, vice-president |if other stores very ogy meeting between himself, Pre-| York's Shea Stadium Aug. 15.

BEATLES FOR CANADA

|of advertising and public rela-|ine fielg” mier John Robarts of Ontario|After one performance there

tions for Dominion Stores Lid..| Grocery sales are big bus-| 224, Premier Duff Roblin of/and » recording for a special

agrees a man’s dollar is justiness in Canada, reaching| “azitoba. \edition of the Ed Sullivan tele

THURSDAY PROGRAMS . to a store as his $4,148,000,000—last--year--—Chain |. Mr. Lesage- said experts from vision show, they will fly te peltale wife's in sad osat chat tee stores get less than ha¥—|the three now will ‘Torosto to give two perform

Cc | we oe aed eo $1,910,000,000—with the rest go-|Work.om a definitive map, which!ances Aug. 17. 3.00 p.m.—Musicale 3.30 p.m.—Moment of Truth

“Phe housewife is limited, oft ing--to--independent “operators

to what ghe has in her purse. 1G4 mag fet Woe a ** RIPLEY'S BELIEVE ITOR NOT ~

A ee Gane Sos ceeie aie or oe CAPTAIN SAMAK m4

5.00 p.m.—Kings Outlew a ‘s 6 : s

8.30 p.m.~20-20 ; ceiling’s been lifted. Business Briefs ee l alan z 6.00 p.m.—Tom Ewell_Show “The wife can justify a few , gine Uganda ¢ 6.30 p.m.—Gazerve more luxury purchases.” TORO e artment, Africa. a 7.0) poam.—CFCY 7V News Mr. Feggans says men infu | 5 Svupiae Mlaee. Lad. ig 'N A PERIOD OF

7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies ence their wive’s food shopping | earnings of $3.453306 or $1.45 a 35 res KILLED za

7:30 pam.—My Fevorite Martie

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8:00 p.m.—Fether Knows Gest 8.30 p.m.—Petticoat Junctio 9.00 p.m.—Gomer Pyle

8.30—Tonight’s Music | 1965 pared 8:58—News Headlines and Weather or *9 eente in ar ares on ' 9.00—Citizens’ Forum—CBC period 9.30 p.m.—Portrait 9.30—Winnipeg Pops Orchestra— f cac The increase was mainly due

10.00 p.m.—Defenders

11.00 p.m—Alfred Hitchcock Hour | 10,00-CBC Net, News, on Par. H. ee oo

12.00. p.m.=—CBC TV News and Speaking Personally —/|b ice Mi Lid i

12.13 @.m.—Local Weather and Sports | cac ge nes. . and to im- Scores | 10.30—Variety Showcase—CBC proved earnings from copper

| 11,00—News and Regional Weather | Production, an interim financial

12.14 @.m.—Sign Off

111.05—Starlight Se: statement said. CKCW-TV, 11:30-News J —. The indicited market value of 411.35—Starlight Serenade Mclatyre’s investment portfolio 43 p.m.-—Station Sign On | 12.00—CBC News; Weather end at June 30 was $83 a share com-

1.45 p.m.—Visit to England Sport—CBC

2.15 p.m.—News, Weather & Sports | 5—CBC News :

2.0 ee Place ae and Mule COC 3.00 p.m.—Gele Storm CBA RADIO 3.30 p.m.—Moment of Truth

4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time THURSDAY 5.00 p-m.—lvanhoe

pared with $66 a year earlier.

NEW YORK (AP) — Hertz Corp., the largest car - leasing firm in North America, said

‘ \ | 6:00—The Morning Show, Part 1 come for the first of

Se eo - | 7:00—The Morning Show, Part 1 ee ace in the com

6.30 p.m.—News, Weather & Sports | 8:00-—CBC News and Inland Weather| =

7.00 p.m.—Lionel Playhouse j* 8:15—Maritime Sportscast Net income for the six. months

Now and Forever 8:22—The Morning Show, Part 2 ended June 30 was $4,460,393

8,30 p.m.—My Favorite Martien 8:45—Leave |t To Bennet compared with $3,782,032 for the .. 9.00 p.m.—Gomer. Pyle. 9:00—CBC News like period of 1964. Earnings a

9.30 p.m.—Portrait 9:11—Commentery share*were $1.21 compared with

10.00 p.m.—The Defenders 9:16—A.M. Chronicle $1.01 for the like 1964 period.

11.00 p.m.—The Seint 10:30—Teo “Market With Musie Revenues —rose to -$127,880,070,

12:00" p.rn.—=CBC-TV- News - 444:00-—€8C- News — from. $109,310,876-in-the first half |— :

12.15 @.m.—Viewpoint 11.05—Morn. Comm. Peggy of 1964. - J |

12.20 @.m.—Lionel Television News MacFerlane MONTREAL (CP)—The’ Rob-

12.2 am—Saation Sign OFF _|11}5—For_ Conmumar ported salen of 957500,00 tor} DAILY CROSSWORD

111:20—Record Album

11:30—The Archers . *

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6.30—News end Weather 12:30—Maritime Ferm 8/Cest > | Consolidated net profit was, 9, Goods 6. Claimant name 6 35—Morning Roundup 1:00—CBC News end Weather _ | $608,000 or 81 cents and 76 cents/ 10, Proportion toa 26. No. Jatent +f SEs 6.45—Island wr. and Mar. Temp- 1:15—The Alec Read Show per class A and class B shares 12, Church- throne African pets? ae a 6.46—Morning Roundup 1:45—The Open Road Show respectively, compared with man 6. Final country jaa? VcINIT 6.55—News and Weather 1:59—D.0. Time Signal $519,000 or 71 cents and 66 ceats| 13, Chemical 7. Garret 27. Re- RIE O|OINE Sime LIAIN ere ses! Costes Hov- 2.00—The Open Road Show for the same period last year. compound 8. Relative . sound, Ae ES Sble 7.15—Morning Roundup ‘ , 14, Family 9.——- melor carveliaig used) 7.30—News and. Weather... | 745 Stories from the Common | MONTREAL’ (CP) — Alliance menber. 31, Algerim slaps SABIERMIANITIED 7.35—Farm Report 3:00~CBC ‘News _ {Credit Corp. had gross income| 46, State of . seaport 29,Perish Yesterday’ Answer a ~~ 3:03—Trane-Canede Matinee \< $7,061,282 for the oe ancient 15. Pub item 30. Month: 41—Morning were ‘ 4:00—CBC News |ended May, 1965 cons wi Greece 17. Argyll Egypt. 7.45—Island Wr. @ r. Temp- | 4.03—Cenedion ‘Roundup | $2,562,403 a year earler, says; 16, Indefinite island 31. U.S. vice ? 7.46—Sports Capsule and Score | 4.10 isle ta Via As the company’s interim report article 18. Run president 47. . more | 5:00—Mer: Fish B’Cost erg cea wes & +o aa 32. Palm 39. Decorated "81 Weether rite art aecsanaee 72 cents per class A share| 19,100 years’ 91. Toward ‘too | 40. Grassland. .iseeueae ee ~:15—On Parliament Hill against $411,312 or 55 cents per PR tes 1 2 4 ‘ Round | 6:20—Today’s Editorial share. a eae tar SE |_6:25—Inland Weather and Sports | Operating ¢ x pe so. 3 er so ae TAT ~~ 9.00—CBC National News—CBC |. «. SCOreS ere Poggi 9.11—Preview Commentary—CBC | 6:30~-Couchiching Diary eS ee 5 9.16—Notes and Music 6:35—Musie In The Evening, Se ee. 10 N Weath _7:30—Maritime Magazine . 5 PB iain eimai 8.00—Assignment ATOM SCIENTIST DIES

10.05—Notes and Music ~“10.50—Notes and Music

11.00—News end Weather

11.05—News and Views on ~

Caen nn ne rare aes eee he === ONDON: -(Repters sters)—Kenneth +

asncuaeiois Nae Orchestre |Jay, British atomic scientist 10:00—CBC National News, on | Who first disclosed how Brit- |ain’s atomic energy industry

Groceries Parliament Hill and Speaking V7 9 1:20-—Notes-“and--Musie-——-~-r-—-—-4_---- Personally..-_______.___ | Was born, hes died here, at #. ontmeee il eel cecal cosa od YY PS J 11.30—Mantague Entertains 10:30—Couchiching Conference jit was announced Tuesday. In twitch 11.40—Notes and Music 11:30—Concert Hour | hiss book Britain's Atomic Fac- $8. Assign 11.45—Bulletin Board 12:00—CBC News [seers published in 1956, he told) 30° pottie. 12:03—Sports Scores, Inland end for the first time how a pin- “shaped

11.50—Notes and Music * 11.55—Atlantic News Roundup 12.00—Weather

12.05—Town and Country Time

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Marine Weather 12:15—Music In The Night “Best of Dixie”

~~ 92.30—News- and Weather 12:00—CBC News —— : -industry..——* of Zeus “12.45—Town and Country Time . 48. Auction 1.00—News and Weather «4. House: Sp.

1.05—Town and Country Time 1.15—What's On Tapp—CBC

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2.00-News and Weather By B. JAY BECKER DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: || —

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3.30—Tops In Pops which was all the encourage- for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc, Single letters, apos-

4.00—News Headlines and Weather 91084 ment that South needed to up-| _ tTophies, the Jength and formation of the words are all hints, || .@

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4.10—Tops In Pops .

5.00—News and Weather his p | Six spades certainly seemed A Oryptogram Quotation

5.05—The Outports | WEST EASE easy to make after East won the

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Se ree @AKI62 hearts, discarding a club from Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LAWYERS EARN A LIVING BY ¢itiioes terereer—ce AR QeS —|damny, after which, be would) 3HE SWEAT OF THEI BROWBRATING—HUNEKER 7.00—Back To The Bible . elve tricks, (© 1965, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) : joe and bs ama rhs a But when he played the ace of = -45—Program Schedu ‘ des at trick three and East | “7.46—Red Cross Program South West North East wed out, South had to take a | OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Qa 8.00—Assignment—CBC = 2@ Pass 2NT Pass | second look at the situation to ~~ |@Q : | 39 Pass 4@ #£Pass (see wheher <e ae — ‘ Py 6a . now any way salvaging his _.AT LAST ee lead — six of dia- (Club loser. Obviously, the line of Re WRIGLEY'S monds |play hé\had intended to follow w = A fine declarer does not al- |had to be abandoned, since it = SPEARMINT | tow 2 disappointing develop- | would lead to sure defeat. ment in the play to divert him| After considering the matter IS IN THE “from his goal of making the |fully, South came up with the

ntract. Good temperament, right answer. At trick four he i the unexpected occurs, |Played a heart tothe ten and can be just as valuable to him €xited from dummy by ruffing as flawless technique. ~- |a diamond with the king.

Take this hand where South is lel ne oo 5 Bead

t-& % s. North | ip to eight, aS SS jafter which he ruffedthe jack’) of diamonds with the jack of spades. He was now in a posi- tion to draw West's. remaining trumps.

He played a spade to the ten and then cashed the queen, on ‘| which he discarded the queen of clubs. :

The dummy reversal method of play succeeded admirably and South took the last four tricks with the A-K-Q9 of hearts, What South did, in ef- fect, was score six trump tricks instead of only the five that were visible . ae

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