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500 pun—Rollie Du” style to history as it happened. dred ideas a day. and about TWO transport department 10"" Others “rived “my ht Po" ﬁlm-'l‘i‘m 5.30 P~"' ‘M'h‘ Me'w’y ‘hd The organ tone of his speeches four are good " i Mi aux Basques. . ‘

"5- SW" C" turned the war with fascism‘ imeant the British and the sh.‘—-————-————— : UNCA MICKEY. (Loo p.m.—suli. . late the story of mankind's end- HAD Two SYSTEMS ‘viets could become allies, Chur-j DEFACE CONSULATE . _ WE 6.3l p.m.-Glleli0 less struggle to build a barrier H? had two has” “5‘9"” '0? chill said; . 0 7,01 p.M--CFCV TV NW" against the tide of evil. ‘gemhg the m0“ “"h'h d0“: 1 “If Ilitler invaded hell I would‘ MIAMI. “8- (AP) ”‘ Red x 6 ' 7_15 p.m.-Cinem l3-7 The tribute paid him by the l- Duh‘hg ‘he war. he "Wed at least make a favorable rel. Paint was SDlBShed 0V9!“ the 1 I'll “Apartment For Peggy" U.S. Congress—making him an 1“ hEd 'h the mom’hg ‘5 long :erence to the devil in the House from door 0f the BPillSh Con- -< 9.00 tum—NHL FlM' honorary citizen of the United}as he coulhhhd. wm'hed there-30f Commons." Sulale Monday. Vice-COMM An' Toronto at Detroit States. the first in history—hasi'ead‘hg 0’ ‘llClalmE- Alle'llmch; He joined hands with Stalin. :thony Barber said he knew at 1 g 11.05 p.m--‘5P°"' U"""‘l'°d come late He's till. :h3 “Chm ‘ht" bed for h two'lworked with him. visited him i no motive for the action. Police} 11.30 p.m.——Inquiry But honor came late in his hhh,’ hhp- Then he “hid W” and suspected him. His vision ofibegan an investigation. It is; _ T 12.00 p-m-‘NW' 0W" Gnunll‘y, too. jhhm “"90 'h the m°hh‘h3' iSt‘anlin's duplicity was a lot ‘ known that Cuban exiles havel c H I ‘1‘\ 12.13 a.M.-i-°ﬂl Wea'l‘" He W88 ’3 political has-been 2- he hhhmd h‘ spreadhlhkeener than Roosevelt‘s. resented British action to pre-[ ml .. / , “MW/Illa ‘ we? 12‘” "m'—ViEWp°im "hm the second world wz‘r' a'the wgrk' Ineverifio any mm“! -It was Churchill who in 1946, vent raids on Cuba mm the .\\\\\II///. 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