More Than Million Given Up | _ By Widow To Marry Drew

YTORONTO. (CP). George Me- llagh, son of newly-wed Mrs rge Drew, says his motiier

we up between $1,000,000 and »000,000 of her former hus:

vand’s estate to marry the one- ime Ontario and Canadian po-

iiigal leader.

It's no sacrifice for her,” McCullagh said Friday tn interview, “Mr. Drew is

~ jute wealthy in his own right.”

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525, po Beanie Peuidden Sha iet *.£% pan. -oMilesinnes ofthe } spectacular results have come -ifrem the Canadian diplomat's ‘ ; Vere! e two visits to Hanoi ‘ 3 Summer Camp Eaternal Affairs Minister 9 Aad es Martin,-in giving the Commons 6 e Bachelor Father _ |this’ assessment of Canadian: ef- 620 p Gazeite forts to bring about peace in thé 7 B09 —-ChEY TV News ——— —Far—Fast-said-thetole—of Me p.m. festival Ronning was important in a 7:30 A ve Faces West Siination where a breakdown in RB a Cae ‘communications could be = cru- & 70 a.m.-—Natore of Th sae 9 cial ei td te wey pte lie Also significant was that the far we sles: listen a Canadian , diplomat had had “a ’ iki keuantisésie Monte fair hearing’ from Hanoi, Sal- p e agve, Boo 4 : BO bs. BC TV..News gon and the US i dom.=Local Visatherand Sports." The channel remains _ open _ . Auer. and its potential usefulness” Wes™ and”

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* Canadian Efforts Explained “MONDAY PROGRAMS TO Bring Peace To Viet Nam RIPLEY" Ss BELIEVE 1T OR NOT

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not heen questioned by any= Bd en Pa nh a one,”’ Mr. Martin said | SP aey Se we In a situation as serious as, 1 ie ’ er aS _any since the: Korean War, Mr. | P—i\) @Yai » Lame a Ronning could become ‘the key | ~~ s to a critical communications |) % Vi — Pz fi ral line { 2 Newey EEO Led Rue | do not think-we can dis- Ss Sie Ae

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fererice on the Vietnamese flict would get nowhere now

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India has asked the co-chair , men of the conference, Britam “the Soviet Union, to ton

COR- near Husein Abad, Iran,

IS SO STONY THAT A PLOW MUST BE DRAWN BY 5 TEAMS OF OXEN

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‘}eurrent affairs supervisor ' Mr Letterman, the CBC ‘an A nounced earlier, won't have iis. N.S. Refinery “The seal got - ahout contract renewed as executive : half of that,”’. Mr. MeCullagh producer of Seven Days TORONTO (CP A spokes Said A. controversy over the pro- grea ‘ ia ‘ oon has. boiled over repeat- man for ritis merican l aes ~ Saas : re si ly — among ~ the corporation's Co. Lid: said Friday the eon a ‘ asse ‘ i ; was so much wee in sei . ebhie affairs a aoe pany is considering construction ' ' ” , CBC fired Patric Jatson “an i t — eng ae a left F catiae LaPierre in April “as a refinery at Point Tip- le will divided the estate su co-hosts ‘of Seven. Days : . that the three McCullagh - chil- ; ; Told that. the CBC late Fri-’ The spokesman could give nv} dren, Robert, George and Ann, lday had only four resignations, details excent that discussions got half ‘divided among them. By JACK GRAY Mr. Patrick said:. ‘The others have heen held With the Nova Mr. MeCullagh’s sisters got one- TORONTO CPi* Nine offi. definitely are on the way im Scotia Power Commission quarter and the widow, now sisia” Aanneciad th the-2e0 He said those resigning be- Imperial Oil Lid. and Tsao Mrs, Drew, got the other quar- " Wir yee M sides himself were Mr. Watson, Canada Ltd already vr severe: Cie ‘television pro who’ also produced the program Hiants in Nova Scotia. This now goes back into the gram This Hour Has Seven Document; Mr. Haggan; docu- : estate to he divided again a ag renee: Steve - er gor ee ee cae | CHINA STOPS TOURS Sai rick, a Seven ys researcher |Rober oyt an Lletia peeiuict Gea sees of and werner, said Friday. ‘alternating producers -of- Seven PEKING (Reuters) “China the Sungai Conservative I've ‘turned in my own res- ‘Days: | story: editor . producer ae: peerpened | paakagy ;tourn $ opposition in the House of Com ignation, | find it impossible to Larry Zolf: James Cerney, ais the country this- summer by sev- mons,’ and. Mrs. MeCullagn Continue without such men as ducer of aa Devs coneais eral hundred’ Western tourists, were married Thursday in a Reeves Haggan and. Douglas | a aera Michaelides, @ informed “sources say. Shortage quite wedding some two yéara|Leltermas.” eo ; Séven Days researcher of suitable- accommodation was after Mr Drew retired as Ca- Mr Haggan resigned as. gen- —-— given as the reason and the roa dK Sener pers eee ners o eeee vee STAMP HARD TO FIND ‘sources said the tours — might the United Kingdom and was succeeded during th he rarest Canadian stamp is

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Conant 11.65—Morning Commentator approval of $1,462,000,000 it 1s : xx bs big intgteltcthe Gai. 11:15—For Consumers estimated will be spent by Oct. ba es pa od ee tele TW awed Bio 31, 1966, by government de 7 3.55 pm --Mitestone® ef th 11-90-~ he rr ; partments "i : Pere te, oe fe RE! Ie St the sprny Se Opposition “Tender” Diefenba= 7 DAILY. CROSSWORD - 7 _ 4 dacalon dime ah Rag nenent ker opened the debate by grill- “ACROSS , . DOWN 20. Neigh- ‘ rimer Came toe rt elie ing Mr. Martin.on Canadian 1. “Good 1. Moslem . bor -O 7 ‘ y vi aia 1? 30—Maritime Farm Broadcast poles 4 ee 7 pean a S 1.00~CBC News and Weather _ The external affairs minister 3 : : ee ie ene ie a ta said one reason-he couldn't an- tho oe * oe ™m™ ‘ Sport 1 fr E3 ° e adi > oma Mak ine eee Se oe poet ee O tenera|. % Mumplace ‘Walk. | $2. Doess 20! bi cle Chen Bane 1:59—D.0. Time Signal Canada’s position on an Foray 5. Merit esate B30 6 .w-tatuie eh Thiees 2.00~-C8C News proposals to end thes conflict 10. Saturate apenas i a4 b At_¢ oo Sha lwas that he would have “‘'vio- 7 g Pt pm.—The Fugitive ?.03—Tthe Open Road 7 i ” il. System formed job ! fo Be a ie 2.4$--The Feminine Touch lated. a commitment Mr.. Ron- 13. French 7. Oat : 23. Decay = | 11 00 p.m q Along Jubilee 3.00-CBC News ning made on behalf of € anada. river 9. Deduce 24. Able Saturday's Answer 1130 p.m yeannen |. 3.03 -Corwersetion Part 1 | He didn't say.te whom the 14. Double it 10. French 26, Slope 33. Small’ 120 p CBC National News | 2.30-Conversatian Part 2 commitment had been made. for candy- pronoun 28. Tack combo | a Tisiobcieie 400—CBC News Mr. Martin. reiterated = that 15. Sun god 12. Valued 29. Levels 36. High 12:20 4 LTV Neas | &03—Canadian Roundup Canada can take strong publie 16. Equestrian 14. Purch ase 30. Peruse mountain 12:30. om ian Sian OF | 4:10—Music In The Air positions on Viet Nam, or von- footrest 17. Eggs Ste Sweet 37. Mandann j ail a—Musig to The Aw tinue. quietly through diplomatic |. 18. Morsel 18. Offer potate tea cFcY 4 4.30- ens ‘ channels to try and find a basis ft dna 7, TTF TS z 4:3S—Music In’ The Air for solving the conflict 0. Bee house a RADIO $.00—CBC News Canada age continue on the} 21.Frolie — Lola Ly. me . 38 | $.05—-Maritine Fish B Cast latter course 24. Like Tet 5 23-—-CBC Notehook Mr. Diefenbaker said the’ pro- a CIA 474 * 6 V¥—News* and Weather |} 5.35—Assignment posal of Mr.-Thant, United- Na- measage 10 . JA". Fy =Morn oumdup. CBC Noretae———————one secretary Poke ioe - —j 6 .5—Island ° enna and Ma. &O-CBC News parties including the Viet Fong | 26. Holy Land 3 yy ye a Temp 4 6:15—On Parliament Hill he included in peace talks city * /} 6 46—Morning Roundup 6:20-—Today's Edisprial seemed reasonable and neces-| 2% Tennis \* 7 ZG 18 6S Rens and Weather 4275 Business Barometer sarv i * term ‘a 7 —Hebrew Christian Hor 4 30—Inland Weather, NB. Legis He said the government 80; 28. Book-y Y/ 19 . ya Padsumpherrrsneg-ererreht us beteie a far has given “a monologue of | joint 4 4 7° 20—News and Weather - 4:33~Musie Scone pomnerne oe a" Th waaenTe= $2 Ahead a> 7 5—Farm Report q 7.90~-CBC News —iicent lanpuage,”” when ques- : B 7 40—Morning ee indum 7.93--Music In. The Evening itioned about poliey on the con- 34. are of Hw Y Y 7-45—Island’ Weather & Mar. 1 7.30~CBC Walifak Chamner- Orch flict 7 7, Y ssceiatie Beane oe §.00—€8C. News : What’ was Canada's position | ee yy er , 7 6—Sports Capsule & Scoreboard) 8 93- The Fourth Estate : on U.S. bbmbing ot North Viet 37. Cheese or. pe 33 Y “4 8 h0—News 8.30. -Sing Hapoy Nam oil depots How were! sauce 4 8 11 Weather 9.90—Countey Maaazine Communist China and the So. se Gut q E V7A37 8 \é—aMlorning Roundup —TTO0O=CBC National Neve —————— ver Onto reacting tg Bointep -_ Aj za BR '5S—Weather 10.15—Today's Editorial and Speaking Mr. Martin said Canada has | 40. Artierican Y 38 Y 9 Y 9 .00—Natonal News’. CBC Personally repeatedly ee reserva- poet hy yy 9.10 Notes and Music 10 30—The Best Of Ideas tions about the bombings | 1. Pack 40 V7) ial Y 19 aiiiece & Weather 11. 00—CBC News New Democratic Leader . animal WA U, GD 19.05—Notes end Music 11.03—Modern “Music Without Tears Douglas said Mr. Martin has co 10.30ePrauieu Comnantany 12.00 -CBC News 4 given no leadership in seeking DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to werk k its : 10.35—Notes andl Music 12:03 -Sports Scores, Inland and: a solution, to the war. . He AXYDLBAAXE 1} 00—News and Weather Marina Weather merely had listed thé difficul- | is LONGFELLOW on 11 05—Women's Institute Program | 12.15—Musie In The Night ~ Mes ; : One letter simply stands for another. In this sample Ais uséd 11 20—Nétes and Musie t aptly § ‘ another. In this samp s ts 11. 30—Montaque Entertains for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- iW 1%: 45—Bylletin. Boord trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. pus 1) 50=Notes and Musle. CO NTRACT BRI DG e. Each day. the code meen ate different. Oo '.55—Aariculture 66 j : 17 00-—Westher | By B. JAY BECKER oe eee z 12 OfTewh and Country Time | AR HAWH PRRTB ERD BRQURHA 1? 20--News and Weather - ie Z : sw , 12-43e PE. :Road Report West dealer idit for, making a game or slam | PRG; AR BRQURB WCC GAY TW VQRs > 12.4 town ond ot yime | Auction bridge (circa 1925)... (whether you had bid it or not. SR H QXR.—RER Q BYD. z 1.90—News and Weather | : P ‘goat hind the deal ant bid © a ae cree NORTH spade which North douhied and Saturday's Cryptoquote: SLEEP, RICHES, AND HEALTH, eer case aa? -- ooh East* redoubled South ealled| “TO BE TRULY” ENJOYED MUST BE INSERRUPTED— 3 Ok Num ad kia 991095 itwo hearts, West two er | RICHTER i > : idiathe think ¢ KQ985 and North went’to three hearts rc) 1966, King Sinkanes Syndicate, Inc.) | whe he ota HAQsé6 | East doubled and North then te- = ia ate i erred * aes doubled. LS tei ee tetera | = <8. te: & | “Aside from North's redouble @LID BA ADRIANG LIAIIC® Aaa by j oO oda 1 ey ae wars Weather | @2- @AKI ithe bidding appears to be along | OURE BOARDING HOUSE M. MAJOR HOOPLE qc 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee | @ 1062 @As conventional lines. Eyeven the Oo 3.46uPan Coraven 4982 notre. knave of hearts would go a long | pedi aniaetmi rein pron apata mn “4 00—New eadiines a Weather| ot way towards making the North | PEOPLE we t IME LIKE THIS 4 ae a i *¢ Q7 3," South hands good for nine ced aant Aaginahene Deh SPECIFICALLY TOLD ME To BE CARERS "~ 4.10—Pop Caravan @ S764 tricks, conceding a club, a dia-| tyave A WILD HUNCH: SomE~{ \ NHEN SHE FINDS Out I'VE ee eae i‘ > 5 09—News and V/eather @743 mond and two hearts to the ene- WwNG WENT WRONG! WHATD SLIGHT SETBACK WI MAY ESE , ea “8.5—The Outports bs eis my. [YOu D0, MAIOR, OPEN Hat | SHE'S SURE TO BECOME VEXED ° at en ‘ HE SIMPLY DOEON'T ot we ees West opened the. singleton | |3U6 OF HOME BREW YOU HAD uno — oO 2 © Dutoorts eek: z : trump on the reasoning that | [HIDDEN IN THE LAMP Z ERSTAND x 5 45—Sports Capsule and Score-, Weet N East South \orth's reddyble must be based s * board F i 1@ Dole \ Redble 29 on the ability to trump spades §.50—The _Ovtports } 24, 39 Pass and every trump extracted from €10—News and Weather | Pass” Redble his hand would save a trick | 6.19--Teright’s Music Opening lead — two of-hearts. South -plaved the nine of hearts | € 20—-Business Barometer One of the most interesting from dummy so that the eight | 6 Se lengie's Muse persons in bridge history .was might -hecome an entry for the | * 7.00--Back to the Bible the late and great Sidney Lenz, club finesse.. East” played four | & 7 29—News- & Weather who died several years ago. His [rounds of the suit. 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