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———— yer in the province Japanese Unite ON THE AIR An in:ellectual and an wen ° ° —-- AMERICAN KILLED IN RAID omist.- Mr. Tremblay ente With Canadians

LF [minister without portioto. ke, Te Develop Mine | CRITICAL OF VIETNAMESE

jwas “slated to become Eastetn minister of agriculture under) pOKYO ‘AP)—Four Japanese the Liberal plan—never put intO nq two Canadian tompanies JUNCTION CITY, Kan | {AP)—*My four-day operation | Was uneventful and madden-

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THURSDAY: “PROGRAMS CFCY TV 1.30 p.m.—Musical 20 o.m.—Film Festivel

2'30 p.m.—Todey ef Home 3.00 p.m. —Moment ef Truth

efiect—of having Eastern 104 jaye signed a formal 10-year Westeru ministers for the por’-\.ontract to jointly operate a folio. He moved to immigraton oper mine om Copper Island a year ago when Mr Fav-ew in the middle of Babne Lake.

soldiers and just hills and train

live in the them myself The captain told of difficul-

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| ing, working with t ‘ i 3:30 p.m.—Teke Thirty | forces Ther are the dee aa he encountered in the became justice minister about 40 miles north northwest 4.00 p.m.—As The World Turns laziest, weakest, unpatriotic | “1 had some Saigon brass of Vancouver, Sumitomo Shoji 4.30 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle have ever seen.” P out here on the, 3rd of Febru- Steel In ots Trading COMPAaByY reported 5.00 p.m.—Preirte Profile Capt Carlton J. Holland, 36 ary | get a kick out of some | here

5.30 p.m.—Musk Hop 6,00 p.m.—Official 6.30 o.m.—Gazette

made that comment in a letter to his wife—a letter that ar- rived at their Junction City

Sumitomo said the other Japa

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of their forms and questions; do I keep a mess fund, who does the laundry, how is the!

Football

HERE, HERE! STOP THAT.) WHY \ CAN'T YOU TWO: GET ALONG 7/

7.01 p.m.—CFCY TV News home on the same day his filing system, any complaint | production of steel ingots in thé” and“MitsubiShi Shojo Trading Co WE'RE TWE BEST 7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies wife was notified he was killed on the movies, can we send week ended Feb. 13 increased and the Canadan firms are . OF FRIENDS! 7:30 p.m.—My Fevorite Martian + in South Viet Nam you a hi-fi set” 1.6 per cent to 183,922 tons from Granisle Copper Mining and s = ,

8:00 p.m.—Father Knows Best The rangers are good and “IT just laugh at them; my 180,937 in the preceding week, Granby Mining Co

8,30 p.m.—Petticoat Junction the commander did every- bath, laundry and drinking the bureau of statistics has re- Deposits at the copper mine

9:00 Oe I | thing | wanted, but time and water are in that creek; filing ported are estimated to be 23.000.009

re om.—The Defenders | the mission were devoted to svstem in my pockets: no Output in the corresponding ions Sumitomo said The mine

waiting for the popular forces large mess bill on dried fish 1964 period was 169,173 tons.

11.00 p.m.—Alfred Hitchcock is scheduled to start operating

BC IV N and going after them when and rice: the movies and hi-fi The index of production, based _ 2” cea 7 Woesthar they got lost I'm lucky to get power for a on the average weekly output im 1967. -+ 4 alae e.m.—tloc . ve 5 £7 e 8 : sai th Jap 12.14 a.m.—Scores of NHL and Well, they got paid the day “ashlight suns LT ot ele “he Sumuitome . eee MSHL Hock we got back and now they J ; equalling 100, and 191 in companies agreed to put up 2, eB n ey - CAN TAKE HILL current week as compared with 12.15 a.m —Sign Off have WM deserters—that leaves “Can 1 defend this hill? 1 199 @ week earlier and 176 @ 520,000,000 yen ($7,009 100 of the CKCW TV 46 in the, company said ‘see all that barbed wire year ago $11,000,000 in funds requ red Holland, in the service 18 around this hill That is to - years. was among three US keep the soldiers on the hill oa ; m.—§ . Sian Or . ' : 9:57 a.m.—ttetton Sgn On \rmy advisors listed as killed more than to keep the Viet RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT WAS, EXACTLY / CORRIGAN 10.00 a.m.—Canadian Schools when Viet Cong forces over- Cong off’ 1 defend this hill . —} SHOULD BE READY ! 19,30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools ran the town of Duc Phong in with 53 men. The Viet Cong n OR EROS a" ed 11,30 a.m.—Across Canede South Viet Nam three days can take it with 200 men and o * 12.00 p.m.—Friendly Giant aco A fourth Amernoan is 6) rounds of mortar They | 12,15 p.m.—Chez Helene missing, have 500 Viet Cong and 150 12.20 pom —Butternut Square a . rounds of mortar. I have one 12:50 p.m.—CBC News TRANSFER areas : ( mm mortar and two ma- 100 p.m.—Thursday Playbill . A ‘5 letter. which at- chine-guns and 23° sandbags Terawa Beachead rived Wednesday, also and 40 rounds of mortar

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2:30 p-m.—At Home With Helen brouzht the news that he had Holland said he was writing 1 ! Crocker received orders for transfer toy 44, candlelight but the wind

9.90 p.m. —Moment of Truth Fort Bragc NC. in April and ~ i. sang to blow if out.”

AN p.m.—Take Thirty that he would get a 45-day “The rats are very bad to-

‘00 p.m.—As The World Turns leave before reporting to his night and | keep coughing up

4.30 pm.—Razzie Dazzle new post this stnff in my lungs. These

§.00 p.m.—Woody Woodpecker In his letter Holland ex- damned rats. | have to keep |

5,30 p.m —Music Hop pressed the wish that he my feet up, they are running |

6:00 pom. —Supper Club “could take some of these across them.”

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6.25 pm.—Weather 6.30 p.m.—Sports 6:35 p.m.—Supper Club 7.00 p.m.—12 O'Clock High 8,00 p.m.—The Rogues 9.00 o.m.—Haze! 930 pm —The Serial ' -.m.—The Defenders ea cy ~Kired’ Fr TERA 17,00 p.m.—CBC TV News 12,15 #&.m.—Viewpoint 12:20 a.m.—Lione! Television News

Pearson Hint Is Seen ~More Cabinet Changes

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CFCY RADIO | changes announced last week by probably the most significant af sncon. France ,

; inist > ten HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED THURSOAY Prime Minister Pearson -- one | Friday's changes. SINCE IT WAS BLASTED lr new minister and three portfolio | [

. ch —_ porto _ NATIVE OF N.B. | | FROM THE SOLIO ROCK lM STARVING / HOMEWORK DO YOU KNOW ONE OF THOSE MIDGET: 630—News and Weather anges--fell far short of ful BY THE ANC he RATORS FO 4.35—Morning , Roundup jfilling recent speculation that He is a no-nonsense admin- | NENT ROMANS + \\ ROW ABOuT You? )47'% ALWAYS GIVES WHAT WE. COULD SIZE REPRIGE 6u5—Islend Wr Mar. Temp. major shi‘ts would occur be- 'strator for whom politics 1s | _ —“~ 3.3) ME AN APPETITE! HAVE GIVEN 6546—Morning Roundup fore the parliamentary session third major career The native | —— ETTA FOR HER

\ resumes s : New Brunswick practised law BIRTHDAY ? nd Weather resumes Tuesday of Pp ‘ foe “Che oe ca But. in announcing the chan- 4 vancouver ‘rom 1924 to ya DAILY CROSSWORD . . t ‘ 7'1$—Merning Roundup zes. Mr Pearson seemed to untll the Second World War ACROSS DOWN 21. Hangs > 7,30-News & Weather hint more are to come thrust him into a business ce 1. Ta provide 1. Flt loose! { 7.35—Farm Report | In an apparent ref ice te reer Durir the war he was “aa ® mingin sery, x Ti41—Morning Roundup the Dorion inquiry, he spoke of Geputy controller of supplies for Embrace "voice . dog’ > 45 —tslond ue aan . {a situaten that “prompted me /the federal department of muni- 11. Living 3. Pneumatic tongue | 7146_Merning ne jto delay’ cabinet changes he [ons and supply 12. A gay "tube 23. Edges 746—Sports “Caps le end Kore might wish to make. But the re- The portiolio of citizenship party 4. Girl's of cloth bs board : signation of Works Minister De- apd immigration ranks as one 13. Body of name 24. Conduit ~e ae hoolhene schatelets made immediate ac- of the most sensitive in the gov- water 5. Come to for water Pa SE PRIVEE 8.11—Weether . hon necessary ernment Certainly, over many 15. English 6. Cadmium: 25. Source: FIUA'R EDICk nn ta Roundup The Dorion inquiry inte accu- vears it. has produced more wasteland won a SPARMOIVETSI —Mornin ound, . « f t . , eee sations of influence peddling than its share of political com 16. Footdigit. ‘7. Escape: sh light Yesterday's Anewer B50—Atlantic News Roundup and attempted Shibery Aeainst ‘troversy 17. Male swan 8. Biblical 27. Girl's 41, On the R58 45—Thought For Today ministerial aides may last an- Wir Nicholson, 43, will be the 19. Distress name nickname apex ee aera plier two yeeks, possibly more third minister to preside over its signal 9.Ice boaté 29. Marshy 42. Craggy %11—Preview Commentery- CBC joe is BO indication as to affairs in the legs than two| 20. Signof 10. Perseveres meadows hilis eee roe when Chief Justice Frederic years that the Pearson govern- future 14.A soundof 32.Goaway! 44. Squirrel’s 1 Inoewne . “Weesher ae will submit his findings ment has been in office. The tense suffering 36. News- cache ' 10;05—Nores and Music to the zovernment first was Guy Favreau, 47, now| 22.Brazilian 18. Soft, stand 46. Actress: =} 140—Mr. Co-op Program aac look on av- justice ‘minister, the second palm globular $8. Venture —— West 3 ee eee es ~ Rene Tremblay, 42, who now re- | 23. A ribbon mass 40. Point of 48. Steamship: 11105 Pees a wien ventures in Songs” places Mr. Nicholson as post- for the 20. Chases: sl, land abbr. a a . ws ~ an 2.45—I1 Happened Today and master-general. waist i< yore ee John Dramnie Tells A Story All told. the department has 36. Slip-knots a aera 3:90--CBC News had five ministers since 1960 -On @ par Vo Netes we — du | 3:03—Trens-Canade Matinee | Appointment sf Lucien Car. | 30-Divuige eae eels 4:00—CBC News din, 4, as minister of public incon- 12:00—Weather 4.03—Canadien Roundy rac siderately 12; P.E.1. Road Report e Pp works to fill the vacancy left by 7;05—.P.E oa epo 10—Musie In Th : - - 31. Leaps at 1207—Tewn and Country Time 4.10—Music In The - Air resignation of Jean-Paul De» ° 3. Min 1230—News Weather 4 30—Countdown chatelets, 52, is looked on as a 34.N Ls 1245—Town —& Country time = | 2 00—Mar. Fish &'Cost |move up for: the 45-year-old ae ore Bed obo Moe - Weether | 5:20—lempo, CBC Notebook {Sorel lawyer who has -en as . sarket r 1:08—Town — Country Time | 6 00—CBC News sociate defence minister since as a His Where a Tee—COC 6 15—On Parliament Hill jthe Pearson government was 37 Sum up Ph 6 20—Today's Editorial formed . rer ry Ti pAsrTewe ws coon “ 6:25—Inland Weather end Sports In defence. Mr. Cardin to, * eaey ° 2.05—Mostly Music Scores reputed to have shown consider- go. Grimalkin %00—News Headlines & Weather: © 20-Business Barorveter able talent as an administrator 43. gouth 6.35—Musie In The Evening with a good grasp of detalii , 303—trens-Canada = Matinee—CBC 7.30—Maritime Magazine gz grasp . American ~” 330—Tops In Pops oN ; bird | 8:00—Assignment A POPULAR MEMBER Frui \> 400—News Headlines end a 8-30—Reserved For Musie Th new associate defence é Detge-tike z 403—Canadian Roundup-C | 9:00—Citizen’s Forum minister, Leo Cadieux, 56-year- " colors oO 4'0—Tops In Pops 9:30—Winnipeg Pops Orchestre old MP for Terrebonne. ir said 49 Taste §00—News and Weather 110:00—CBC National News, on to be one of the most popular 50. Lets it 505—The Outports Parliament Will and Speaking members of the Libera! cz us arena 525;20—Marine Weather | Personeliy Associates say he represents | print. §28—The Ouvtports 10. 30—Vériety Showcase middle ground among Quebee | 51. Retains 600—News and Weather linked -neither to the .

Toronto Liberals, | so-called old guard nor the | younger, new wing. |

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