2.00 p.m.—Afterncon Musicale

28.30 p.m-—Open House

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3.20 p.m—News, Weather & Music"

' RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

12.15 p.m—Thursday Playbill

12:00 p.m— CBC News 12:15 am—CKCW News 12:20 a.m—tign Off

ner had started with the J43, ip

Bridge ts not usually thought

Of ag a spectator sport-Piaying) CHELSEA, W. (AP) — The

being what they are,|Vermont state pathologist testi-

only a handful of kibitzers can| fed Tuesday that Orville A. Gib-

| name ~ 3. On the

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DAILY CROSSWORD,

for the three L’s, X for the two O’s,

22. Light

4.00 p.m.—TBA 2%. Trouble

4.30 p.m.—TBA

5.00 p.m.—Newfoundiand

5:30 p.m—Roy Rogers be w.

6:00 p.m.—trouble with

6:30 Slicathee to Draw feed

446 p.m—CFCY TV News & Rumor

Weather . 2s.

7:00 p.m.—Gazette , 7.30 p.m.—People's Choice nm z 8:00 p.m.—Colone! Fleck ° & "8.30 pm—Sgt. Bilke ee

pee psan-Depety 90. Ohs and > 9.30 p.m.—Wayne & Shuster ‘ 10:30 p.m—Man from Blackhawk $8. Thinty

11.00 p.m.—Closeup scattered

11:30 p.m.—Ster & the Story 36. Incite

12:00 p.m-—CBC TV NEWS 37. Wading

12:13 a.m—tocal Weather cian

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es 39. White frost

Single letters, apos

CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 8 @., Ostrichlike 8:00 a.m.—Station Sign On 41. yu Sacred Heart Program Companion 8:15 em —television News : . 8:25 a.m—Weether and Sports > = DOWN Crocker 1. Grievous 8:30 a.m—turner’s Corner 2. Fearful ‘ 8 inck"ie"sm mw! CONTRACT BRIDGE 4 10:00 2.m.—Romper Room _ DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to weak is 1100 am—Tumers Corer BY B. JAY BECKER : AXYDLBAAXR = 12:00 noon—Television News : f® LONGFELLOW 12:10 p.m.—Weether and Sports One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A t used

Y

RUBBISH PILE E IN TH’ ALLEY/

_By Brother's Keeper Slast Geaicn ~ which case the three would nor trophes, the length and formation of words ave ali hints i 3.00 p.m.—Medie North-South volnerable, mally lave been led. each day the code letters are different. 8.30 p.m—Open House So East returnéd@d @ : , eS 4.00 p.m.TBA 6a; Pi ' hoping acsinst_ hope that | West A Cryptogram Quotation > Firestone TI RES O A TIME 4.30 p.m.—TBA KI8s jheld the ace spades. arer . ; ee tte tend Ass won the spade and lost so time 'euL ELZ IDSEL SEF DLMF OLVOY < | pia. 5:30 nk i drawing trumps. ee mn E20. pmr-tey Regen . 2 es drawing trumps. eventually dis} BEYESPTO AELZ PL AELZKEYLOUU CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR : AS iin onds WESe . EAS? dummy's good clubs. Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: IT IS FAR SAFER SO KNOW & aF 4:25 p.m.—sSupper Elub ce jes . eee wan Soren, See seer oe LITTLE THAN TOO MUCH — BUTLER, 00 1 00 pe EE :35 ! - through the scheme and returned : aw Ae aaa aoa ons o3 oA a diamond despite the drop ef «© 2008, Ming Seatones Gontignte, Iand e * -B PER ti —Spo w0cet the . ; $00 ite | silkeneire ° sotrre Had Mrs. Sobel played th < Think of it 4 new 600 x 16 or 670 x 15 only $50 with Trade 7:30 p.m.—High Society a six Re evening yond, eos es 8:00 p.m—i love L @ EK very likely would have ~ 8.30 p.m.—Sat. ithe ae € 3° banat encom acd the hope that Hy FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO Co. LTD.

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@FCY RADIO gather around a table to observe|50" dicd of asphyxia, the result the players and give vent to mix-|°f drowning. @tandard Time} ed reactions. Dr. Rickard F. Woodruff said To watch the top-ranking ex-| he came to that conclusion after THURSDAY perts in action is an experience|¢xamination of tissues from the 5.58 Sign On . jenjoyed up to now by relatively| body of\ the Newbury dairyman.

few fans, but, starting this Sun-| The state contends Gibson was day afternoon and continuing) the victim of “vigilante” killing each week therafter, millions of |in Tevenge for Gibson’s beating

6.00 Hebrew Christian Hour 6.15 Country & Western Round-

“> bri ayers throuchout the/% his elderly farmhand on 6.30 News ute Gm be able to tune in | Christmas Day, 1987. 6.35 Weather on. their TV sets and see the! Bobert.0. Welch, 4, Newbury

6.40 Country & Western Roun@' champions perform right before| janitor, {€ on trial for murder. A IT ALWAYS PAYS TO HAVE A

up their eyes. second man, Frank W. Carpen- FRIEND ON THE POLICE foece! 7.00 News ter, 44. also was indicted but is ONDER WHAT HAS : 7.10 Weather The opening show will feature |)", . ‘ied Ghar. : WONDES Ww HA

7.15 Country & Western Round- Helen Sobel, famed New York)

up star, partnered with Paul Hodge! 7.30 News & Weather of Abilene, Texas, playing 7.35 Musical Interlude against Sidney Lazard of .New 7.40 Farm Reporter Orleans and Lee Hazen of New 7.50 Interlude York. Lazard and Hazen were} members of the team which re-

Gibson disappeared a week after his atercation with farm- jhand Erie Martin, 57, over two jeans of milk that were spilled.

Gibson's body was found al- most three months later in the

8.00 News : mpi Connecticu iv i 8.10 Weather prepasted the United States iB comnstream frome 'é brid: wane 8.16 Country and Westeral) "© Wares chemplenP | hic farm. His noes were deaen

Roundup. ' up against his chest and his €.4 Weather The hand shown today Wa5 hands were tied together behind 6.50 News once played by Mrs Sobe! It his legs.

demonstrates an she made to fulfill a small slam contract. |

ingenious play

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bidding

2.30 Back to the Bible. 3.00 News Headlines and Wea

5:03—Mariti Fish Broadcast | Vice-President of the carpenters — jand the union’s top Canadian of-

§:30— is : : ther yan. ya OE 'ficer, said he did not think the 8.02 Best on Request 6:15—Regional Commentary, '‘ernational president would act

4.00 News and Wea.ner 4.05 The Outports

5.00 News & Weather 5.10 The Outports (Cont.)

Maritime Sportscast, ana\°" the request without discussing Musical ioreade. it with CLC president Claude Jo-

6:30— ; ot dome: zope William Dodge. executive vice-

6.00 News & Weather tn ee tedatee president of the CLC, said the 6.05 Music for You 7:15_Music: Ee jcongress has warned all affiliates

6:30 to 7;00 p.m. Rogerson-Lee | Morgan Recital

11.00. Dominion News

against contacts with the New-

7:30—Rawhide and Musie } foundiand union

SECRET AGENT X-9

MUGGS & SKEETER

: East had opened the she 1D THE THIEVES” oo te re with three diamonds and North Would Affiliate WHERE / FOUND 0.00 News had . gaily leaped to six after| & 7 10.05 Magazine of the air Mrs. Sobel smoothly dropped the) TORONTO (CP)—An official of aaip tear Porete king! the Brotherhood of Carpenters oO 10.4 Swift Money Man A diamond return would have|2nd Joiners of — (CLL) z =s os and Wea.|defeated the contract, but it was|Said Tuesday the finion will prob- a ae difficult for East to conceive that|2bly consult with the Canadian va 1.02 Magic of Musie Mrs. Sobel had started with the | Labor Congress before acting on 11.90 K-J-6 and would play the king on|an affiliation request from the we pt A the ace. East thought his part-| Newfoundland Brotherhood of z Be ee te bate Woods Workers, 0 12.00 Weataer 1:30—Kostelantz In Concert The Newfoundland union, pro ond > 12.05 Rhythm Roundup 2:00—Through The Years moted by Premier Joseph Small- had /

1230 News and Weather 2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. i in his campaign to drive HAVE HIP fr. Be Mostly ie 2:45—Music in Black and White | the International Woodworkers of =

; - 3:00—News. America (CLC) from the prov-

—— Headlines and Wee-| 3°93 ‘Trans-Canada Matinee. | !"¢e. va — = pre pon ae

: ne 4:00—Concert Hall enton Deadeuhrsss. = Saenaee : . fEUBE 1:02—Mostly Music. 4:30—Drama In Sound. jis, Ind for affiliation. RELAX, SKEETER... AFTER eS re Saari 2.00 Mostly Music (Cont.) 5:00—News. | Andrew Cooper of Toronto, @ \ ALL, GRANDVA DIDN'T SPANK GOING TOPLEASE J WHEN I

RIACHILOUS !

8:00—Teen-Tempo and Music. Meats 2 ee

oo wes oe 8.25—Tempo NAB MILLIONAIRE 7.30 News and Weather 8:30—Album for Thursday SINGAPORE (AP) —. Chinese s : 145 hae Me = 9:00—Contact millionaire Chia Yee-goh, 70, was

f esser and His Is-| 9-45 Footloose. kidnapped Monday night on his

oe 10:00—Contact way home after a game of gold

900 ag gg oe ee and Talk. | at the Royal Island Club. Police sa eek eee

: > 11:30—Eventide. said they, believe a gang of five Z SO--1 WAS RIGHT? oa a = 12:00—Here’s the Weather andjarmed men seized the wealthy “nae COT VERE RST Be MEY 10.30 ae SS Night Life Sign Off. garage owner. S alge f dy OF — Sa SS

11.10 Maritime Weather 11.15 Night Beat

12.00 News & Weather 12.05 Sign Off

CBA THURSDAY DAYLIGHT TIME ?:18—Marine Weather and Fill

7:30—News, Weather and Sports 7:35—A.M. Chronicle.

TORONTO (CP) — A_ special crown prosecutor told the Su- preme Court of Ontario Tuesday that E. P. Taylor, chairman of the boafd* of Canadian Brewer- ies Limited, conceived. the idea of controlling the Canadian brew- ing industry in 1927.

Prosecutor R. F. Wilson made the statement as the company’s combines trial opened before

ment names only Canadian Brew-

other firms — Western Canadian Breweries Limited, -Carlings Breweries Limited, Dow Brew- ery, O’Keefe’s Breweries and Brewers’ Warehousing Limited— were parties to the alleged of-

ifence

The accused company, he said, was organized for the purpose of

eries Limited it alleges that five;

JOE PALOOKA

. cae i acquiring ownership of other. 15—Maritime Sportscast Chief Justice J. C. McRuer, : ; ; breweries _ Canadian Breweries Limited 18| while there were more than 80 \

8:20—A. M. Chronicle. 8:45—Morning Devotions

charged under the Combines In vestigation Act with operating a

breweries operating in Canada in

j | NOW [7-1 query? TERRIFIED THEY'LL RUIN rf

9:00—News. 7 1931, Mr. Wilson said, there were I'VE. GOT SHMOOS Mel 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. combine consisting of a merger.|57 in 1958 of which Canadian . MY MEAT BUSINESS //—= DON'T HAVE TO 9:55—News. trust or monopoly. The company | preweries Limited owned 17 ac- SHMOOS ANY MORE/F=NOBOSY¥ J

10:00—A, M. Chronicle

12:00—Jamborea@ Junction. 12:30—Maritime Farm Broad cast. :

:45—Joan Marshall The action was launched On| py oauction iz 10:55—For Consumers. the basis of a 1955 investigation} — ani L \e 11:00—News by the restrictive trade practices TOLL HITS 11 lq 11:08—Mr. Homme's House. commission. NEW BRUNSWICK, .N.J. (AP) | 9 11:15—Kindergarten of the Air. Mr. Wilson said the commission | Friday's bus - truck collision | sel 11:30—Conductor’s Corner. found the company’s merger pro-| claimed its 11th victim Tuesday oa 11:45—In Reply gram, which he described as con-| Linda Mollov, 17, died of “3

1:00—News and Weather. i: M—The Archer

has pleaded not guilty.

ceived by Mr. Taylor and put into operation in 1929, was “monopo- listic and not in the public in- terest.”

He said that while the indict- wet

counting for 47.4 per cent of total

Trenton State College coeds, and |a professor were burned to death when a tank truck rammed their bua.

suffered in the crash. Nine. other | -

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