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sill elm-WWW" “M - Windfall shares were selling and Mrs. Thomas Hu ard. She: ” u " . .“ ° ‘ i

.530 p-"lv—FO'." "Mm '3 KEN l or 56 cents July 2 when rumors took a commercial gcgourse in‘b‘“‘°‘mom mine 1" arms" C°l' > om “Wyn Canadian Press Business Editorlstarted that the company got Nort‘i Bay and at 17 went to‘mnb" f" m'm—mud‘ M ", .¢.l5——L|ve long-r TORONTO ‘CPl-Few Peoplemromislng results in diamond work in Windsor. 0111., as aibom’wed “.sunk ' “'w "'3" “I plm._5.um will be more interested in thejdrill exploration. clerk. then as a telephone op-jand h“ it “Ch' The mm" "' 7.0] Dim—cch w NW. results of investigations into the . armor and a legal secretary It; named the ViolaMac, produced .115 o-mo'Goiﬂﬂ MY WW angled “In” aunoundlni l'e- STOCK RISES was in Windsor she met George? ‘lo'ooo'm Wm“ of “9‘ i

515 ant—pride of the Family coal trading of Windfall Oils Sparked by the speculative n, y were mm.“ m 1923. 1 Mrs. Machllanwkshmc: I ev r .

and Mines Ltd. shares than i fever that followed Texas Gult's Sh ,1 ﬂ _ ‘been , , , pert and vivacious Mrs. \’iolalhf“d‘-5 "‘9 “09k 1'0" l0 8 “Sh tasteorol, :nifilnzhew‘lgiztn haleol-Eg'oth" mine"! producers‘ 1"" "I, n. . n .60

.8 ‘5 tum—TBA MacMilla . lt wag selling at “15 was asked to En norm by an} cluding the ViolaMac Gold Mine.’

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.m.--Psr Mason l . I . . 1:32 :‘ml_Knrz sum”... "mm As boss for the last 21 years.“ly m When w'anan Preu‘i uncle to do some work needed? and “9 K‘Fn'xot” copper mine! 0: 11.30 p.m.—Nswsmagazlna of the Prospectors and Develop- dent George MBCMIHP“ made to keep some claims the unclel “ear Timmm" "‘00 p.m.—CBC Tv News OPS. Association — North Am. While a ssays indicating no had_ She has sold many interests { "‘13 elm__L°c.| Wu..." icas largest organization of malnimercm "C W“ found~ For the next few years. thei ‘5‘ “cent 3"ng "i" l: l4 a.m.-—Slgn mining men~—-Mrs. MacMiiln. Indfall dropped more than Machilana prospected in t‘lelllsted as a I or my 0 . '2' 61. has been a long-time fight/er 1 ”‘ 09' d3)” "ldlng- 1' summer while in the winter she 3'0"!“ Reel Mme” CKCW TV for In better break for smlilll‘ﬂm‘ed Fnday .al 78 cenis- , sold real estate in Windsor. At Her manna" “3'1"!” ‘4‘ "'2 ‘ mining companies. i From tie time of the first one point she sold Christmaslextremeiy a e_ mnlng man. 845 p-m.~5llti°n Sign On She has no direct connectionil‘m“or '0 “‘9 “53” "P0 be" cards and took in boarders. ‘ 5 "ever “named the “me' c m, wenlm, spam with Windfall. (he shares oWing published. more than $37.— HFAD F0 N light held by his wife. 1". m. p....._Mn., d. h... inch “med mm, "d 000.000 worth of Windfall shares‘ 14 mg 3th 03TH} h ed. But friends and remarks" In no p-m.-—Vacation Time fell on fact. but her husband were traded‘ nnﬁh f ' e coupe 9:5“ 5” h" easyf' PM“! :b'Ir-V . 51,0 [rm—Fares! Ranger. George is president of the com. The investigations are trying WT . “trh (m0? ' pmspe“ "‘F'? makes a 9?: "f mg,” “1 6m nm__Emme,, KB,” paw. 1.0 determine who traded in the thienningl er in; slitcess ' in} Mrs. . Machlans d lo and em gym—Television News She also is reported to be one§shares as well as who started ear-V 193"“ 3"" “ami‘energm- Ms arm—Weather of tie largest individual share-lthe rumors. They also will seek (.50 p_m__5p°m holders in the company. al-l l0 CilabUSh Whether the" was IT 1 7m p.m.—Uonel Piayhoua. though she has neither con-[any unnecessary delay in re- l _ 1'LLuul’5m pee. Kelly mu” firmed nor denied that. : leasing the assay. results and. it . .' 7° egimw,ﬂl’ 910 pro—Three's Music And her name. has frequently so. who was responsible. . ‘ ‘ '° I ' con p.m.—-Camers West bile" mention“! in newspaper There also have been ques~ > 1’ om p‘m,_p,w Mm," stories about the gyrations of, [ions raised whether any per. mm pmﬂsuwem. Thu". the stock‘s~ price on the Tornntoi gong proﬁted because of inside ‘ 2‘ ll ‘30 p.m--—NeWI Magazine Sim" E“ “"89: information not made available woo p.m.—CaC-Tv News i To mvnsnGAm quickly to the public and other i i 1.15 lint—Viewpoint I commission" Wm shareholders, l;

A 1:2n..m.-—-llonelNetwer|: NOW! likely named this week "a. Mrs. MacMilian. "HP 0' the ins e.m.-—$ign ott‘ Kennel“t a enema“ study of re” best-known names in Canada's cent Windfall trading. lccordinlzi lmning '"dumry- 5"” Windfall CFCY m an (“nu-H, gmemmemjlts Timmins-area property for i 100.000 and 250.000 unissued

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source. “'“m‘” His investigation will be the. ? Shares- 90 P" ""l “aid in 9" ‘_28_sjgn 0,, thirtd into the hectic mining ac: "ow' “MN”, ",5 wow," ' iviy in the Timmns area “ 6.35—Country L Western Roundup ‘ Gino." “he announcement last Nta-te- “' ass—News and Wonk-r lApnll 0f ‘9 32.000'000-000 base" ment given the Toronto Stock g: 700-Hebrew Christian Hour Emela “ml” the" by Tmagi Exchange 1W Windfall she SM mwlumu Bevhﬂrusg‘ ma ’dHM— 7.l5—-Country I. Western Roundup '51“; smphm' 0"- Of New ithe property from t'wn VTim.‘ M R OF THE ’ “97950055 flu—new. and Weather «2r .f I mm men “ Alfred Rousseau “ﬁscnoursuln .losrril. . a: no: .he— arm I or ourth. into some Uniledjand John Larchemfor 3100.000; “759-55 ROUND TRIP: WSUMMER! 7 Jl—Country I. Western Roundup States aspects of trading. is be- 1 and 250000 of her issued Shares muff” "5W YORK “Dawn” 5 (to—NEW! ing carried on by the Securities: free. of escrow. . “a” myfﬂks 55° , >I all—Weather and Exchange Commission nu Th, “Human w b d‘ ll lb—Ceuntry I Western Roundup Washington. 1 to abproval M I "fasjoggvjeof ml ans—WeatherN ' d 'I'ie royal commission is ex-i shareholders, excluding Mn. 2 ﬂan—Atlantc owl oun up pected to have wider Po“'erS.MacMillan. her husband and l‘mmor 4' 837-Th0U9h’ FO' 7° aV than either of the two other some other; mm x . .. i I ‘0

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915——Notes and Music . . . .Mrs. MacMiilan for years has . One is examining the affairs: ~ - ov—Msnnee Musical Charadu gone into the bush prospecting ncomwan ; 1 of the so or 90 companies ac- - - 1 England ms ‘ 3:2:325: “:3 Must" tive in the Timmins vicinity imﬁ Elﬁn,ng mﬁgéndqgoﬁﬁﬁmﬁaﬁr: W THF' ' DEATHPéﬁfgg #5 u I I ﬂ é'3»_wh r. m. 50..., mediater after the. Texas Gulf: She has my... 5,... one of f... Marrow; on ell/toms: comm» DOOIZBELL.. yes, MV ramzes 1 yrs A MAN. ITHINK “234$. ml Wan... “"0".”"menl- The other 15 things she deplores most. is mehi A WFASAW ' - -' J5me. . r . _... I’LL GErlr! HOME/JUSTA 55c, voulo BETTER see ‘ loos—Nate: and Music Curl-96km: recen' trading “1 who do not. treat her as an5 ' l‘LL ASK l—llM.’ i ’ - r ‘ New, “d Wonk" 'indfall and two other comps-[equal because of her sex . v / 100’ nies with holdings nearby —. .. ll SIS—Notes and Mitsi'c h d Glenn Uranium Mines Ltd‘ andE Born on a farm in Ontarios am: [1 m l’::7‘M°""°° swim" C t" 9' Bunker Hill Extension Mines Lek! Muslmka Mind in 1903.; ACROSS DOWN 16.Mag- {agmmla : Hm I: ;2:::,',::m"gwd”” le~h_ _A_~_ _7_ lane was the 13th child of Mr.| 1.Baseba.11 invasion nani- ragga uggga n m ’ 5.3%.... E.:.‘;°§“... 19.12.33,; an ii =5-Atlantic News Roundup c U I C mu.s'shm 8‘Eskimo 21.30!“ new..." . urrenl nrest n yprus . mm. m... 2... l: “S—Towna and Country Time 1°.wme_ Lspeciesd mic” El 1’: '«rL—News ‘snd Weather s F I d d mouthed pepper orgam cac tems om n epen ence ... 5,... ..,., 5mm L l: "tn—News and Weather 11. Whole bluegrass 24. Used Eli [Illa HASP-PEI. Road Report 3.7 THE CANADIAN PRESS lOrthodox achurchman who be-‘ range B-Allimde: by m , ‘- lzs'énl'own and Country Cyprus. an eastern Mediter-‘came president of Cyprus. 11Wth abbr- knittara You eye was Lon—News Headlines a Weather lranean island republic. won in-lagreed to the present sei.-up~ °".° 7'Admd ZTiHablmal' .36 C dd . loz—tawn and Country Tlme idependence from Britain Aug. which provided. among other; 14‘Ab°"e I maimed" grunkgm 37‘Eziimgn ll5—Tommy Hunter-CBC .16._ 1960. after agreements by things. tor the preservation of? 15'Eﬁrthgw' 8 all,” gg‘wﬁgc m. 'boat l.45-—Town and Country Time Britain. Greece and TurkeyiBritish bases on the island andl 17 Egypd'u 'raﬁfnal 'Am‘u ' 38.Cuta into zoo—News and Weather guaranteeing the independencelof Greek and Turkish armed ' 1‘1'9‘ 0 54' 11 Kmd of 31 Male am”! who. zos—Tops in Country and Pops The a glreemenis were in-:units in proportion to the pop- 18 Devomed 'troplcal .gmging 42.Toshii.'t gun—Matinee Muslcal Charade! tended mainly to safeguard the ulaiion. j an f t sea voice 45.Highcard 2 ao—Tops in Country and Pops rights of the Turkish 1 origin The constitution gave no post . 33_ incur-1mg. for jelly . arty «.Fastenwlth 300'N‘W' "Winn" wu'h" 909mg!” “ﬂ? make “P 100.00" of vice-president to a Turkish-‘ 1y 13.Aﬂtrma- 35. Chinese stitches “kiwi-um“ Mm" "c 0’ “‘9 “land 5 500-000 POOPlE- Cypriot and the Turkish -Cvp< 25.'l‘ea.mater's the reply silk as. Moist 3 30-T°°‘ "‘ C°”""V ""5 P”. 1M0“ 0' the "’5' of the WWW note also received what turned command ADO—News Headlines and Weather hon are of Greek origin. om to be a virtual Wm nver‘ “gm-“050‘ ans—Canada Roundup CBC During the fighting for lnde- legislation in the Greek - Cvp- the earth. lie—reps In Country and Pepi pendence from Britain.the ma- rm _ dominated parliament: ammo Lilo—The Outportl jority Greek - Cypriot popula. - - i on.” son—News and Weather tion demanded union with FIGHTING ERUPTS ‘ 81Alingl. sos-Mallnee Musical Charedu Greece. Discontent with the iegisla-i linear 5.28—Tha Outpom However. in the Zurich and Live position erupted last Christ- Planting 5.25 20—Marlns Weather London agreements of1959-1960. mas into violent fighting be- “.1! ran 528—Tho Outports AFChbiShop Maksrios. a Greek tween Greek and Turiush-Cyp- lion’s neck oﬁo—Nowa and Wu ' riots. 38. Switched: 6 lS—On Parliament Hill CBC 6.l5—-On Parliament Hill Because Cyprus is a member. a K tn 020—590?" "m" 6-20-Todav’s Editorial of the Commonwealth. Makarw “imam?! 630—Tonlght's Music 6.25—lniand Weather los called on London to “.1811! .melt a 7oo—seck to the allele 6.30—Muslc In The Evanin. when the fighting got rough. 41 Ohm". m 730—Nsws and we-tlm 7-30—Christian Frontiers Britain agreed and its forces‘ “:1,er 7-45-Pr09rlm Schedu" 8-00-Alslgnmsni tried to maintain order. “k. Assumed 'l 7‘6—TONIQH'I' Mu‘l‘ ISO—Dixieland Downbeat In Mal-ch. however. . United "we > USE—Headlines and Weathelc 9.00—Univarslty of the All Nations peace _ k in; for“. ‘7_cmuch '- ‘7. wr—unlvmltvpoi “is if: 9-30~CBC Strlnol took over. Britain contributed, lnfeI-l' O l \ 9'30—Winnlpeg op- rc I cue .lo.oo—csc Natl News, to the force and so did Canada, 49.Filmy o , D W 00-5“ _N"'°"" Now" 0" P"“‘"‘°"' Hi” which has 1.100 men on the is. fabric 3 _ , ._ M 30—Muslc Canada CBC and In The Province. land But the UN ‘3150 en“ BO.A1WI.V8 > ‘ I :.\ ' HOG—News and Reg. Weather ilOJO—Serenata _. countered difﬁculty M keeping: 51. Swerve . /A ll Q‘s—Starlight Serenade :ll.00-—Al|an Sangstor The Music of the opposing sides apart. I 53. in. “‘4‘ 1A- ” wnm” m—CHIaCndN'owl Tile UN complained "A m.“ p on n r h h k n I a“ ' . l were denied freedom Of move- ' m — CM 3 0W WOT 3 "'1‘: W m ‘"°°'"s°p“.”.:;. 23:33" wuﬂm m. Iz'os—sngmim WW II Mam "m" by "1" Gm“ ‘ "mm"? A x Y D L 1' A A x 1‘ ...m§muisnaoa! me Mr or me BED! ‘2'05_5'gn 0" 112,195ng Summing Slmph and ot h erw i are restricted in‘ h L o N a, F 1; I, 1, o w z . H il2.45—Music In the Night their task of keepini! order. One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used Cl ‘ ' / c“ 3 for the three L's, x for the two 0's. etc. Single letters, apos- m g v , wumm," trophies. the length and formation of the words are all hints. @ > a Each day the code letters are different. m g 5 h we“??? MW Show, B n JAY BECKER ‘ °'"’“‘"“" “MM” lac g. ' “ml-NM "id 'nimd Wu“ ’ ' ATFLOE um"! MFNYKLFA svn'r gm; 1 _ 0 F l5—Msritlme Sportscast ' . — . rn'r.—- * i - a.2l TPh:"G;rfY Foamy Show Norm deal". but wmudn .1!“ be 535;.”qu Ixsu' 'rwrasu'r svssvr III! I .n I 254,“ Bob so"... Show Notifier side vulnerable. 3:13:81! can; “or? 11:38". cerey nLWWLran_ 1 i ' Sm: 17'9"”: D I am". Well. the answer is that. South ‘ Yesherday‘s Cryptoquote: FOR. manor: usn ms: noun 5 1 9 'O-Preskw.gmmsn‘::.y mm :asss “5 ﬁlm on both counts. He ' am Is a mosavna._oaonon ms: - . 9 lb—AM. Chronicle anon “'3‘ “5m 0“ the mm“ “'"d' louse. mm mute. not i since he made the contract. and l 1') lS—Hawsllsn Holidays m 4x105“ he w“ u” ﬁght M far u vex“ I IO all—Music Diary i ' a ” “0—06 NM or" 40°" “m3” “9 “"9"” IOUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ll 05-19." mm." .1109 Q KG?" Problems like this are suscep- g m . ll l0_.E 4 tlble to arithmetical compute-i ' V psom Darby .QIO Q d l y l l P lilo—Musical Pgm. .0108! J3 tion. Since ec arers ace 0 ll 45-Mu.le ,en the Heather _ . is to avoid the‘loss of more than , I2 00-Jsmborae Junctio 0 A3105“ two trump tricks. if possible. he ills—The Music of Don Mum Q’s starts out by ignoring all made ‘2 30-Mertho Farm 3'0” .800 combinations where the play of . loo—CBC News and Weather QAQ‘ thlc lg: or the age iis‘ui(lmiiita1ter- > l.l5..n,"-.my Hm... Show . in. ese wou nc e ose his—ill. Open lined shew "In" "Mm" m w“ antagoner it; assuran Ire di- ‘2‘ l.59—D.o. Tl Si I “a . . . toms. cerium... 10 1’" § mrl rhe pertinent hands are those El , 2A5—John onlnie tells a story m!“ ‘ where the spades are divided 1» , anti—cm Ngw. 4-2. with West having the doll. , : 3.03—Trsns.Canada Matinee 090ml lad—3|" 0‘ Mu“- bleicm. r “ill—CBC 'Naw- Dear Mr. Becker: We had I West's doubleton can consist tna—cdn. Iounelup big argument on this hand of K4». K0. my. I“, 0.9, Q43, .‘ (JO-Music in the Ab where South was in tour spades. Q7. 90 rm which use the “e I; lilo—Jempo West. led a heart. South took ll plly is better than the ten). or I, ‘ Elm—Mar. Fish In» with the ace. played a spade to u “n mm“: 9.0. 9.7, M, 3.7. M I'- 520—1empo the ace. and then led a low “I 7.0 on much cu. the ten '7, F‘ s.so.csc Notebook mde. won with the king. Later play is better-than the acel The fr _-\ .1) ’ 600 CBC News I Wail“? South lost I "lid! to the queen only other 0.3), when West has > a H"- ‘and adiamond trick. but he ole- Qalone.lsnot important ' ~ I RN” _~ a; ..4 i wound up making four spades- because either play makes the 2‘ v i . l The argument was over oontract. V . ‘ ‘ ‘, 42,“, a ‘9‘ in whether South pla yed the Since there are eight. pertinent 0 . @‘~ .v: If " spades right or whether he was cases where the ace Play Winn I . I, I v. n I, 1 Mann he have andonlysixo-eswhere the; . “ _ , / u r" 1"" “ch” ' bett i the ‘ he i g , y Anessedthetenotspades attenplaywimJtls ern . l w L I tricktwo?lknowhewouidhave long runtoplaytheace and‘ I n . a . gonodmlfboheddonethla.thenalowmd¢. - -