MONDAY PROGRAMS WASHINGTON (CP — while CFCY-TV North America bristles with ra- da™ screens, bombers and rock- ets, some defence department sources fear the great ny threat may come not froi skies, but from som massive deployment of under. aa ec apaen nee nae, ere 4 armed with ae nuclear bombs and nerve, germ iprcpeormon Playhouse and chemical weapons. a oe eee “We're still not fully equipped ‘or "em—Raxzle Dessle to handle this potential threat," 30. pum.—Hurrleane said one informant who indi-

6.00 p.m.—Aunt Holly cated he is having a stiff $25 pm.—Sporis Weekly struggle trying to convince 45 pum. —CFCY TV News those who control the Pentagon

purse there must be a greater effort to expand American un- derwater demolition teams as an offensive and counter-offen- | ive saboteur fore

In contrast to rumors that the Soviet Union may have tl sands of well-trained frogmen who could be carried to: strate- N gic and sensitive areas by un 1214 @ armad:

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News, Weather. Sports equipped with flippers, oxygen bottles and special breathing apparatus, frogmen can operate from the Arctic to the tropics. They are trained to swim more than five miles at depths of be- ern Workshop |tween 60 and 120 feet. Some have swum at depths of more than 300 feet, 230’ pane H “They can operate almost $00 pm—the Verdicts "youre {silently and are difficult to de-

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ove 100 p.m.—Focus On Music PONDGA aera) os he 430 p.m—Don Messer Jubilee | British aeronautical magazine 900 pm—Danny Thomas + | Flight ‘has accused the United 9:30 p.m.—tive io peer life States of launching secrecy- 1000 pm—Reom for One More | shrouded. satellites and_prac- 200 PmeBC TV News tising “brinkmanship in space.”” 1218 om.—Viewpoint | An editorie!'on U.S. Air Force 12.20 a.m.—CKCW TV News space activity claimed that 1230 a.m.—Sign_Off since last October there had = been “six major launches on | which basic orbital information

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630—News & Weather Midas carly warning equip-

nity & Western Roundup) ment.” J00—Hebraw Christian, Hour The magazine, journal of the ra torn Royal Aero Club, Britain {resentative in the International

7:31—News and Weather

rm rt | Aeronautics Federation. as itaeetey 6. wastes Roundue serted that “politically the par- 800—News: allel with the U-2 is too close 8.11—Weather for_comfort."" Ale—Country & Western Roundup | Flight charted that American .45—Weather secrecy was not in line with a 8.50—-News successful U.S. + sponsored

$00-—Werning Devotions United Nations resolution call- 9.10—Morning ing on nations to give satellite- 2 25-Marines. with Austin Wilts Maunching infermation

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Opening lead—six of hearts. This deal was played in the

mate United States in 1956.

Jais and Trezel held the North- South cards for France, the bid-| ding went as show

The American West led heart. East took it with the ace and returned the queen, 4 dummy to ruff.

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N THE AIR |U.S. Defence Sources See — |Serious Submarine Threat

ftect with existing equi}

They can ~ into erners fe and shorelines it nuclea!

and conta! water sepa | demoralize and panic popula- |

the | tions because there would be no

arning.”*

Transferred from submarines to special small underwater craft, they could operate many

miles offshore. gag “ jmen, or “seal: valled now, use an “italian aan for this purpose but research is continuing to develop new American propulsion units.

“Of all the allies,” said the informant, “Italy perhaps is in the forefront. Their frogmen did effective damage during the Second World War."

ITALY SECRETIVE In one incident, six Italian frogmen — later captut

damaged two British Dattleshipe |

and a tanker in a single opera- tion in Egypt's Alexandria Har- bor in 1941.

“Italy trained her frogmen to be an elite corps, a highly spe- cialized organization, While ‘Italy co-operates with us under the North Atlantic alliance, she is inclined to be a bit tight- lipped about the full extent of her frogmen specialty. use more information from her.”

pan also worried the Allie in this line during the war years. Midget Japanese sub- marines, occupied by one or two men, formed a kind of humat suicide torpedo difficult to stop.

“I'm just not satisfied with what we're doing,” the inform- ant continued. “We've got to

increase our shoreline alert, |

And we've got to teain more of owe men, many more, to pre-

in the event they are |

| needed in limited or all-out war."

US. Satellite Policy

nkmanship

| Flight made the following as-

sertions Last_Nov. 22 and Dec. 22 the USAF announced satellites have been launched but no further details, “Neither sat- ellite was given an international designation and both were omitted from an allegedly full list of space launchings in a re- port by President Kennedy 2. On Feb. 21 and 27 USAF satellites carrying — “‘secret equipment” was launched and designated 1962 Delta and 1962 Epsilon, respectively But no more information was given. 3. The most recent launching

rep- of a USAF "secret satellite”

was March

It appeared that the No- vember and December launch- ings and the one March 7 were of Samos reconnaissance Midas early-warning _ satellites and that those in February were Discoverers carrying Sa- mos ‘“and-or" Midas equip- ment

5. The Secrecy was of doubt-

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

FAMOUS HANDS

won with the ace and shifted to the ten of diamonds.

Declarer went right up vie the ace, cashed the A-Q and played a low ass

spades ron dummy. East ruffed, cash- ed the king of diamonds, d South was down one — 100 points

The bidding at the second table, with an American pair now holding the North - South hands, took an entirely differ- ent course. It went:

| he French ast - West palr were playing weak two bids and West opened with two hearts. North doubled ioe Lot out and East jumped t | hearts. ee doubled again al evel

‘North led a "ieért Declarer | | took it in his hand and played | the ten of diamonds. North won with ‘the ace and returned the

clubs. took the ace, ruffed a | clube cashed the king of dia- monds and trumped a diamond, ruffed a club, ruffed a diamond, and finally ruffed his last om He then conceded a The result was. that he. nee four hearts doubled with an overtrick for a score of 90 | Boints. So France gained

hearts. East probably should have over- | ome the diamond bid with a

should have four spades af- ter North fn aw twice. His are not easy to

| as being overly conservative.

\Urban Planners Seen Needing New Thinking

OTTAWA (CP)—Planners will have to break out of their ruts and learn to think clearly and boldly if they are to put order in the “present sprry state of urban confusion,” George 5. Mooney, executive director of the Canadian Federation of jiaaee and Municipalities, said

He told the founding conven- tion of the Canadian’ Council on Urban and Regional Research that planners have to recap- praise their ideas of what makes up good housing, com-

ful military value for the satel- | lites could be observed from Russia and represented’ ‘a dou- | ble standard which is not ten

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6. In connection with the “dangerous” U.S. attitude, “sci- entifically there is a parallel in | the ill-advised project to place a belt of dipoles (nendles) ix

— a second sttegeet at whieh is now is now being m

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porciat ne industrial construe-

joal, hospital and, other institutional building, railways and recreational facilities.

tion’ irom many. people in unt- versifies, business and govern- ment. So far, he said, the planners jone too well.

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Although skyscrapers, new |

transit systems and apartment developments appeared to solve certain urban problems, they had resulted in @ “glorious sar- dine society.”

Failure to co-ordinate urban growth and development was one of the root causes of urban disorder. “Added to the disorder caused b¥ progress is the herit- age of disorder carried over from our past. Blight is spread- ing and the ills ee, produce it continue to per:

Research ene a in Canada had not. been co-ordinated, there was considerable overlap- ping or improperly organized tudy.

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