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5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny 6.00 p.m.--Dr. Who 6.31 p.m.—Country Time 7.01 p.m.—CFCY TV News 7.16 p.m.—Fisherman’s Log © 7.30 p.m. let's Sing Out 8:00 p-m.—Beverly Hillbillies & 30 p.m.—Wagon Train

<9. 30 p.m.—NHL Semi Finals

Toronto vs Montreal

Yi 15 o.m.—Juliette 145 p.m.—Sports ‘Unlimited 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News 12.08 a.m.—Loca! Weether and Sport

8.00—CBC News ®x Inland Weather from “unmitigated hell,” Com-!| Commodore O’Brien com- ‘pieces of wreckage which were 8: ee Sportscest modore J.C. O’Brien said here. manded Canadian forces in. the|taken to Roosevelt Roads near oe ae oO ws Ae was commenting of re- exercise. held in “conjunction San Juan, Puerto Rico, where pe eto orld rks-in the Commons’. March ‘with: United Steins } terees. ‘an investigation is being held a News {25 by Harold Winch, New Dem-' Twelve Canadian ‘suitf ships |No bodies were found in me) : BE a eel = et ocratie party member for Van- and two submiarines..on Joan/ search. we usic turday - couver East, who visited the from the Royal Navy took part. | “The Navy's supply ship Pro-| 10:60-=Matinee . Highlights "| ship’ with a parliamentary' . He described the exercise as|vider located a missing fishing) _ _|10.30—Hobby Club . re group o'f Puerto Rico. a complete success carried out boat. The five men aboard had 11:30—Bandstand Mr. Winch said pacne. sailors under perfect, weather condi-|been without food for five days, | e 00—Luncheon Date on the carrier lived jn “unmiti- tions. Two incidents ian] except for a shark roasted on| 2.30—Country Capers . |gated hell’ and thee was ex- the schedule, the ‘crash of an the engine. The crew and the, Pgm Preview treme overcrowding. “He said| RCAF Argus which killed ail 16 fishing boat were hoisted | 1.00—CBC News- and Westher the destroyer éscort Annapolis|men aboard, and the search for aboard and landed colely in|

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,|modore. ‘O'Brien ‘t 3 Press 24. Commodore O’Brien said the|. “You know this when every- conference on. the carrier's -re-\crash took place while the mee ee goes off as well as it did

gives trouble on a big cruiser

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aboard the- Annapolis was gen-

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Destination |. Of 4-Year-Old| = Is Uncertain * |

‘ SEATTLE (AP)—Seattle po- lice are still undecided about the eventual destination of a :\four - year - old Canadian* boy found abandoned last week in a downtown department store.

Police said the boy's mother,

Toronto ‘vs Montreal 11 15‘ p.m.—dJuliette 13.45 p.m.—TBA

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