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=~. Dies In Spain At 50°

1.30 p.m.—Musicale was oa e by Magistrate G. LONDON (CP) — Word has) She went to Normandy as a| nelle}, March }. had pecs set.) Mrs. Maree! Campbell, I re- ap-

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2.00 o.m —Film Festival

230 p.m ~Teday a Home

3.00 p.m —Moment ¢f Truth

330 o.m —Take Thirty °,

- 400 p.m.—As The Werld Turns

4:30 p.m-~Razzle Darzle “been received here of the|war corres

‘ eee i indent a, few :

} 2 g.r-3? Melt Mewe for TV asus in gagte ef Margaretiafier the invasion acd covered Bruce Blackett was weekend ena Se Rese tar tee ean ee es iia nv: N ‘or also was the only woman ; following a| Blackett, * ath.

Canadian Press and was thejreporter at the surrender of thelcentroch’ cram Aug. 15 which) Many people of this area have only. woman. reporter at the German ,general staff’ to Gen.| claimed the life of Floyd Arnold! peen confined to their homes German surrender and armi- Bernard L. Montgomery at/Taylor of Lancaster. |_| due to a flu epidemic.

; stice signing in Reims. Flensburg, on Ce eh Ne ee ee ee eee Mrs. Leslie Underhay and fam-

vl ‘At Rheims, Gen. Dwight p. der. a Weeed of he eel a Howe Bay, were Sunday

re- ‘ ;

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5 30 p.m.-~Musk Hop -

600 p.m.—Caneca ef War

6.30 o.m —Gazette —

TOL. pm. CRCY “V News

7 15 p.m.—Keyboard _ Melodies 7.30 p.m.—My Favorite Martian 8:00 p.m.—Father Knows Best 8 30 p.m. —Petticost Junction. A. 9.00 p.m.—Gomer Pyle, USMC 9.30 p.m.—NHL Semi-Final

: <a reported to have inquired: | in Vancouver until 1946. Subse- Emily N ‘Annan- “11.45 p.m.—Alfred Hitchcock Hour |‘"What’s that child doing here?” quently she did freelance work, ace her canoe son- -..12.15 p.m.—CBC News ‘| Her death Saturday was an- | Canada, Europe, South in-law Mry and Mrs. MacMillan, 12.30 a Weather end — + Bucbend, Baer bog om gat Se —— Charlottetown, as weekend + es * London sta’ ° mae guests. Newsweek magazine. He. cabled Tied in Vancouver in 1941. Fran-| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fergu- . co = s CKCW-TV word from ot Euialis, or a \cis was an RCAF public rela-| son, Charlottetown, were recent| Anne Munde, Montague, was ; Balearic Islands. Reuters news ‘ions. officer overseas during the) guests at the home of Mr. and | overnight guest of Glenda Blac- © 57 a.m.—Station Sign Or agency said the official record Second World War. Mrs.- Chester Blackett, Annan-! kett, Annandale. : 10.00 a.m.—Canadian™ Schools at the Ibiza magistrate’s office, Miss Ecker became women’s 10.30 4.m.—Nove Scotie Schools | said immediate cause of death |2€Ws editor of the Vancouver 11.30 a.m.—Across . Canada

12.00 p.m.—Friendly Giant 12.15 p.m.—Chez Helene

12 30 p.m —Butternut Savere ; ., |awards. . ne a : She had ‘gone to Spain to visit : . | 12.50 p.m.—CBC News . +—Her-close—association—with-the'} oe ae 1.00 p.m.—Thursday tse sect — daughter, Robin, 17, | h royal family in Ottawa “See } Bota Strange Confession udent. ‘OF THESE ANSWERS CAM 2.30'p.m.—At_ Home With Helen) Miss Ecker. was born in Ed- ieee. nae ee OBTAINED 2 DIFFERENT Monee Crocker >, _-* |monton and graduated from theion her first tour of liberated .

University of British Columbia.| Holand after the coiflict. In She began her newspaper ca-|1947, the Dutch queen made her reer on the Vancouver Province | ai officer of Order of the House 430 pm.—Razzle Dazzle in — 2 oe. tin tf Orange. She was the first 5.00 p.m.—Woedy Woedpecker /|a fea ter British Canadian woman to recei

5.30 p.m —Music Hop | United Press in Montreal. She | award. Sa =

600 p.m.—Supper Club joined The Canadian Press in| The Order of the House -of 615 p.m.—Lione!l Televis: News |Ottawa in 192 and worked | Orange. is generally granted to

6 25 p.m.—Westher there, in Vancouver and in Tor-'persons in close wi 6 30 p.m.—Sports ‘onto. before going to CP’s Lon-\and 0° service to the ate $ don bureau in November, 1943. government and royal .

= Scenes Of Rage And Tumult As British Plane Scrapped

8:00 p.m.--The Rogues 9.00 p.m.—Gomer Pyle U.S.M-C. 9.30 p.m.—NHL Semi Final

By JOSEPH MacSWEEN. United States F-111A, a swing- LONDON (CP) — Scenes of |wing aircraft, at a better price. tarmult and rage erupted in the ‘But Tories jeered the Ameri-

$30 p.m.—Take Thirty 4.00 p.m.—As The World Turns

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crey ADI. , House af Commons after the |cans would be willing to “give : Labor government announced |it at any price’ to wreck the THURSDAY cancellation of Britain’s TSR-2, 'British aircraft industry. 6:30—News and Weather = ata a ae eae = THREATENS JOBS ee ac ee ok Royal Air Force. ~~ | ‘The defence minister said that ; “ae = es ; “| Coles ot “walter,” “cownet (Re Shee a6 my 0 ered THE CATCH IS, SHE | | WHAT'S TAKING I GUESS SHE CAN'T MGURE

c * * ¥ . 6:46—Meming Roundup and “‘shut up” were heard as Workers may be WANTS ANEW DRESS] | HER SOLONG? “WHICH TO BUTTER UP -

to find them alternative work

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7.41=Morting Roundup

7.45—telend. We Mar. Temp. Christopher Soames, Tory. de — a, Oe specialist

7:46—Morning Roundup fence spokesman, castigated (Knowledge : ACROSS

8.00-News various degrees of fury for an Signed -to fly at 1,400. miles an . eae

& 1 1—Weather x hour after James Callaghan; hour-beneath an enemy’s radar | _ . Law a

8 16—Merning Roundup chancellor of the exchequer, screens. The low-level attack aa. re

8 45—Weather gave the axe to the TSR2 in (Plane was fe cory, actrees | Bare

8 50—Atlantic News Roundup his first full - scale budget equipment as | oe

most sophisticated yet installed |

8 58:45—Thought For Tedey ~_ Speech. t 33. tae ie 9.00—CBC “National News ; Soames and Sir Alec Douglas: 2 oA eer

9 \1—Preview Commentery- CBC |Home, opposition Tory leader,‘ Aircraft Corpore 14. Seine

9 16—Notes & Music \said a censuré’ motion would: be issued a statement earlier Tues- 15. Tellurium:

10 00—News -— ‘Weather [rated against the_ government. jday that one

which has been under ‘fire re- |

atedly on aviation tters eas taking power last Octo- carrying out groun ber. ; tests.

“Tt can be said with certainty

10.05—Notes and Music

10:40—Mr. Co-op Program 11.00—News & Weather 11:05-2News and Views On-Groceries 11:20—Notes and Music ' _11.45—Bulletin Board ~ |.

* 91.50-Netes end Music. - 11:55—Atlantic News Roundup ; 12:00—Weather we ay te 12:05—.P.E.1. Reed Repert :

3:00—CBC News ; 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee. . - 4:00—CBC News .

12.07—Town ‘énd Country Time . | 4:03—Canadien Roundup <= aetations ' 12:30—News --: Weather .- - 4.10—Music In The ‘Air _ re ee 12:45—Tewn —& Country Time 4:30—Countdown a we } , ’ 1:00—News —. Weather | 5:00—Mar. Fish 8 A Sees aie 1:05—Tewn :— Country Time 5:20—Tempo, Notebook Cae by' Labor members to | 1:15—What’s On. Tepp—CBC 6:00-CBC News —

1.45—Town and Country Time 2:00-News — Weether —.

2:05—Mostly Music 3:00—News Headlines & Weather se 3.03—Trans-Canade. Metinee—CBC 6:30—Business Barometer ls | 3:30—Tops In Pops _ | 6:35—Musie In The Evening jmained in the Commons only | 4:00—News Heedlines end Weather| 7.30—Maritime “Magazine for 15 minutes before the bud- 4:03—Canedian Roundup-CBC | 8.00—Assignment get address. ie deputy 4:10—Tops in Pops | 8:30—Reserved For Music George Brown; at one point} 5:00—News and Weather | 9:00—Citizen’s Forum white with rage to protest S|

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5:05—The Outports 3 | 9:30—Winnipeg Pops Orchestre Mente’ 5:25;20~Marine Weather 110:00-CBC National News, on | |ealey. 5. 28—The Outports i Parliament Will and -Speaking | r

Personaliy SIGHT PROMPTS CARE 10:30—Variety Showcase | A Toronto manufacturer has) 11.00—Thursday’s Concert, Montreal |reduced breakages in shipping | Symphony ; jglass doors by putting them in : |12:00—CBC News clear) plastic bags instead of) : mh 12:03—Sports Scores, Inlond and _ jca rd boxes. Loaders take, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE =~-Here’s how to work: its

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6:00-—News and Weather 6:15—On Parliament Hill—CBC 6:20—Today’s | Editoriel—CBC '6:25—Sports Parade

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11:20—Record Album 11:30- The Archers 11:45—Trumpeters Lullaby

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12:15--Relax With Refee!

12:30- Maritime Farm 8’Cast? 1.00—CBC News and: Weather 1:15—What's On Tapp

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strictly forbidden in tournament! at thos point had the A-Q-9 of

play, just as they are in rubber spades and jack of clubs. When |

bridge. South ——, a ae = It is normal for a pair arfiv- |partner disca' a club.

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they play Gerber. or Texas. or of the tricks.

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