URDAY PROGRAMS CFCY TV

' ‘- p.m.—Musicalo p.m.-Wor|d of Sport

Sport Canada Curling p.m.—Jane Wyman Show p.m.—-Bugs Dunn p.m.—The Bermtormers p.m.—-Country.‘ime p.m.—crcv MI News . Weather p.m.-Fisherman‘s Log p-m-—th's Sin Out p-m.—Baverly Hillbillies p.m.—Wagon Train p.rn.-NHI Hockey — Chicago vs Toronto n.m.-Juliatte Unllmited V

and

Weather a.m.—The Late Show Pillow of Death

CKCW TV

pom—Station Sign On p.m.—Special Programme on Education

p~m.—Cartoon Caparr p.m.—Top Ten Plus p.m.—CBC Golf porn—CBC Sports . Cross Canada Curling SO p.m.—Bugs Bunny 00 p.m.—-The Barnsiormars

30 p.m.—Te|evision News, Weathes . Sports

45 p_m—london line

.30 p-m.-My Favourite Martian :00 p.m.—Beveriy Hillbillies 30 p.m.-—Lat's Sing Out

- Chicago at Toronto {THIS p.m.—Ju|iette

. 45 arm—Sports Unlimited

/ DO p.m.—CBC-TV News

. Io e.m.—lienel Television News 15 a.m.—The late Show

The Nun's Story

,. UNDAY PROGRAMS CFCY TV

V r p.m.-—Musicale 'l O p.m.-—Country Calendar ~l H p.m.—Heritage

‘0 pm -—NFL Championship " Baltimore Colts vs Cleveland Browns International

‘J < 0 p.m.—Flashback VI

I 0 p.m.—CBC TV News ' a.m.-local Weather 3 _0 a.m.—Sign Of

CKCW 'l‘V

' l3 p.m.—Station Sign On . 15 p.m.-The Christophers .30 p.m.~—Country Calender

- Bait. vs Clay. 0 p.rn.—Sports International

;‘- 55 p.m.—cac-tv News

// 0 p.m.—Show on Shows

, 0 p.m.—Biography

f .00 p.m.—Walt Disney Presents

00 p.m.—Patty Duke

30 p.m.—Flashback

,00,p.m.—Ed Sullivan

p0 p.m.—Ionanza

00 p.m.—Thix Hour Has 7 Days

iOO p.m.—CBC TV News

10 e.m.—lionel Television News

15 a.m.—Statlon Sign Off

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, not, Dec. 26. 1964. is: Don“!

ILabor Dept. Power Fight May Curdle LBJ Relations

By NEIL GILBRIDE WASHINGTON (APi—A high- level power struggle in the US. I

I Wirtz' demand for Kenning'sl

Johnson's cozy pro-election re-:

lationship with organized labor.

wLabor lfocretury bew. Willard ,ln 1962.

ir z is nown to seeking tol -

lih the scalp of the department’sl 69”“ Meany' premdem man, Undersecretary Johnithe AFL-CIO. was reported to

F. Kenning. regarded by union i have served not‘ce on Wirtz that

leaders as labor's best friend in I he will go over his head directly

the U.S. government. to ohn to protect Kenning ‘

Christmas i Season

first major challenge to Wirtz‘

y BOB THOMAS I HOLLYWOOD (AP) —- “It‘sxagalnst t our life. and I’m used to it. I have. and they end up making N themselves in i s e r a b 1e. It's 9.oo—cac News and From Our Own Co'- l 9.l0—Music For Saturday ‘l0.00-Matinae Highlights i0.30—Hobb Club I l :GO-Iandstsnd l2.00-luncheon Date l2.30—Country Capers

you have. and enjoy it. ' " This was the philosophy of

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other Christmas ‘ without her husband Bob. While he is enter- taining American soldiers in South Viet Nam. she will be spending Chrlmmas at their

Pym Pre I , , 190.43“ New. Ind Wmh" home In north Hollywood.

H5_o “Our holiday has pretty much 130.5513? fallen into a routine,” Mrs. L59_Do Tim S. ' one said “it's not like other

' ' 9'“ people‘s. but it has its compens-

2.00—0ff The Record 2.l5—-Time For French 2.30—Chensonatte 2.45—Careers 3.00—0pera Time 6.30—Scarlett and Gold

ations

The routine ls th's: Before his departure overseas. Boh spends a half-day selecting gifts of fruit to send to friends all over

the United States. About 10 Zoo-CBC N'W' days before Christmas. he ‘7‘05—lnland and Marine Weather leaves With his troupe Mrs. 7-l5-Sportsman’s Almanac Hope completes the shopping, 7.30—0n The Move has Christmas Eve dinner with

EGO—Max Ferguson Review

the children, In recent years. 8.30—Hoopdeedoo

eldest son Tony has accompan- ied Bob

The stay-at-home Hopes a-t- tend midnight mass ard in the morning 0 en f i their gifts. Then they have Christmas dinner with close friends.

VISITED CROSBYS

“Last year it was the Cros- bvs." Mrs. Hope said. “They wanted us to come 'in to their

9.30—NHL Hockey Chicago at Montreal ll.l5—The Outdoorsmen ll.30—Warner’s Wax Works 12.00—CBC News l2.03-5ports Scores, Inland and Marine Weather l2-l5—Danca Datr

caa RADIO home at Burlintgame this year

bll'i it was too far for us." SUNDAY Bob often calls home during , his trips. but seldom on Christ-. 7.00-CBC News mas Day. “That's his busiest Lao—w.” '"d M'”"' weather day. he does three or four

and Music For Sunday 8:00—CBC News 8:15—Music For Sunday 8:45—World Church News 9:00—CBC News 9:05—Postmark UK 9:30—lnland Weather

Maritime Gardener 9:45-Neghborly News

in w i d e1 y separated places." his wife said. “And the time difference also makes it difficult." l Hope returns a few days after Christmas and then the celebration really gins s 0 es from Cleveland to join the festivities.

moo-Sunday Morning Magazine Last yea;- the crowd for dinner loiao—Halitax Orchestra bored 32. only two of them moo-CBC News non~Hopes. The family celebm'

lizo3—Inland and Marine Weather ll:l5-—looking Through The Papers ll:30—Hymn Sing

12:00—Keyboard and Strings i2230—Pratley At The Movies i:00—Flandars‘ Field

tion continues until the Epiph- any. Jan. 6.

Forecast Grim On Traffic Toll

OTTAWA (CPI—The Cana- dian Highway Safty Council h a s forecast 4,800 Cana- dians will lose their lives on the

2:03—Cepital Report 2:30-Concerts From Two Worlds 3:30—Church of The Air 4:00—CBC e

dim-Critically Speaking

CFCY RADIO SATURDAY

Ito—News and Weather {is—Morning Roundup iAS—Ialand Wr., Mar. . 6—Morning Roundup ﬁ—News and Weather ‘ —Hebrew Christian Hour l5—Mornlng Roundup 10-News and Weather 35—Farm Report 41—Mornlng Roundup 45—Isiand Wr., Mar. Temp. 46—Morning Roundup Bet-Sports Capsule and Score- board

Ol—News l l—‘Weathar 16-Morning Roundup 46-Waather 50-Atlsntic 00—Newa CBC

News

Roundup and u

Front 0 r Corr.—

O—Kayboard Melodies 5— otas and Music and Weather

‘iao-Smm "9' country's highways next year- 5ioo-Pf0l0tt '65 "The Real Dylan" I 5;oo_c3c New. 300 more than in l964—with

140.000 injured and an economic loss of $500,000,000.

Although ﬁgures for 1964 are still incomplete. th'e council es- timates 4.800 Canadians will have been killed and more than 130,000 intured on the roads by the end of the year.

Weather and Sports Scores Oils—Across Canada, Who's Who On Parliament Hill 6:30—Ceri Tapscott Singers

7:00—Music Diary

7:30-Rod I. Charles

8:00—Intro To Sunday Nite

8:20-Before Compeigne Drama

9:00—Can. String Quartet ere now are more than ac Natl News 7.000.000 licensed drivers In TOTO—Weekend Raw»: and Canada. W Bryce. the

council's executive director. re- ported and more than .300. new teen-age drivers Will apc

Our Special Speaker l0:30—-intro To Sunday Nita

I 10:35—"Now Make Me Joy" pear in 1965._ moo—Shakespeare Talk The council plans a nation- ll: thoven and His Content- wide W08? cation 0! porarlee citizens. enforcement of regula- lzioo—Chc News lions an e I s r 12:03-5port- Scores, inland and vehicles, roads, signs and sig- Marine th nals in order to reduce the tails—Peps death toll by 500 next year.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By a. an antenna.

North dealer. v West led a diamond to the Neither side vulnerable. ten. king and ace. After drew- “ in: three rounds of trumps. do. :3, elarer played a diamond to the .3 jack. West showing out. 1103; South now realized that he 3: might lose a heart as wall as a m diamond £3 thaAheari-flsi w]?! apt A 10 .3 4 divided . cco n] . o 3337! u: :10: . cover this possibility. he led the 93 .3983 Jack of spades and discarded e QJ'II 8 diamond on it. This play was in .0 line with the general require- ‘-—-— 'ment applyln to squeezes — OAQO‘ that declarer should be one QAQ'IS trick away from having the rest ﬁAQIOCS [of the Irish. not two. 'ﬂae W West took the gadelwitiliwtiie n. m queen and return a ow art :3.“ p... 1: 1'.“ to the adenine queen. Defcladirr 1:..." now ca t on a o e- ,“ . monds and ten of cubs to are- Openiu lead —- tee of dia- duee this position: mm. aqneese is one of the heat .x plays in bridge. and in its aim .1“ gloss; tot-In is easy ta exec .. aim eashes h I s w”. m isle and the se QA ' a. place automatically. 0 .107 e “we.” " always some about by . and south nee must sometimes delib- one araer lose a trick In order to as uh mumnm Whenlouththenledtlseet attitudinal a eu- rm of clubs. mu m to retlnqlsh mmwﬂm' aspadearaheartmitherplay v «I.Whﬂ°W-3tmaacummmum I" l“ m mg tricks. Illast had been the “a”? W‘ “a!” h plmrwithﬂseheertlength he would likewise have been] '8 ' ’ 'tmad. assessed

ireslgnation has set off furiouslfornia lreaction among organized laborlappointed by the late president .ti Wednesday to cumle Presidentlleaders and may provide thngohn F. Kennedy. ‘

since he took the cabinet post ‘the dispute. which was reported also to involve other top labor of department 3 es.

ment and anythln be inappropriate," Wirtz said of Henninig's job.

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over high-level policy-making. lthat assistant secretaries Esther Peterson and ' ha

fight. These sourc Peterson may resrgn to devote

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think a lot of people try to fight l he kind of life they '.

much easier to accept the life " ’

Dolores Hope as she faced an- . "

specie: uni-tam my eul- sumer affairs and that Moyni- han may be caught in the "rose- fire between Wirtz and Kenning.

An aide to Mrs. Peterson de- nied any knowledge that she is involved. Moynihan w a s not reached immediately for com-

ment. Henning. bolmered by the Meany and Henning. 49. is a former Cali- lgth Powerwltm“ “his! -- "cias. is reusngtoacc eto AFL-CIO offrctal Who was Wirtz. demand for his mum” on. “i don't plan to leave." Hen- wmz declined comment onining said without elaboration.

‘ If WII‘tZ prevails. there would lbe a drastic change in the AFL- -CIO's friendly relationship with lthe Johnson administration, the Meany spokesman said.

Kenning for a time directed the department's manpower do velopmem program. dealing with new approaches to job training

“It‘s a presidential appoint-

] say would

ut Wirtz was reported 'to have old Johnson he wants to get id f ing to end a row was eased out of sponsibility when Wirtz moved his executive assistant. John C. Donovan. into the job. It was announced Tuesday that Dono- van is resigning Jan. 16. but his departure apparently has no con- nection with the Kenning-Wirtz dispute

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