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Johnny Pesky Named New Bosox Manager

NEW YORK IAPI - Cigar- manager of the Seattle farm smoking Johnny Pesky, in ahclub next year. state of exhilaration over hisi “I don't know many of the new post as Boston Red Sox' players but I'm going over all manager. ‘said Sunday “we'll that information with Higgins. trade almost anyone on the ball "30)’. What 3 Surprise. Ml‘. club to improve it," lYawkey and Higgins called me.

"I'll do everything I can toiasked me a few questions and give Boston a winning team."‘lhen said: ‘We want you'." said the former infield great‘ Sox officials. here for the

of the late ‘ Pesky was informed of his se-jthe agreement were not made

lection Saturday night by clublpublic.

owner Torn Yawke.v and thel Pesky. 43, spent most of his

man he succeeds. Mike Higginsl 13 major league playing car», Higgins has been named ex-;with Boston though he served

ball and his previous superior,§tion, Detroit and Baltimore. He Dick O'Connell. becomes execu-lmanaged in the Detroit system

"This is like a bolt out of the, farm team in Seattle in 1960. His

blue." Pesky said. “Until now teams finished second and third;

I thought I was returning as in the -Pacific Coast League.

.Russia Boosts Farm Output

, ROME tAPl——The Soviet Un- how to feed it fast-increasing. ;ion boosted its lagging agrlcul—‘population. expected to reach; ttural production into a slight 28fl.00f‘.000 by 1980. To do that, gain in the last year but still fell food production by 1970 hadl ibelow fixed goals. the United bccr aimed at 2.5 times thei ‘Nations Food and Agt-iculture.l9F.0 level. with a further in-, iorganizatiion has reported. crease of 40 per cent by 1980.‘ l Although Soviet farm planners roi.ANn's CROPS Goon {have been talking in terms of Production in other Easterni

14 The Guardim, Charlottetown, Wed., Oct. 10, 1962.

who was the reliable hitter ofiworld Series. announced the de-‘

those slugging Red Sox teams cision immediately after talking hope that the squid would ap-:dM§iona1 points in their con_ 19408. to Pesky. Terms and length of,pear So far they haven't al- stitdencieg

tthough they could still come. . TmnSp('n;l Minister Bauer

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secutive vice-president of base- 1 short terms later with Washing-g

tive vice-president of business.l before taking over the No. 1 Soxl

’ lRl'PLE\l'S BELIEE IT OR NOT

of squid would run to 100,000 ernme.nt's attention to layoffs of-‘

quintals. A quintal is equal to CNR trainmen there and else- 1l2 pound. where in Canada.

Fresh 89"“-»W“°h 1" “°"'"“ Hubert Badanai (L—Fort Wil- y”“ ‘warm l” "."'al New‘ Iiam) said he received a tele- ‘°"“dl“d My’ durmg m°Sl °l gram from the Brotherhood of ::?led5‘:gll;‘$,1nan£1 gggéarangiﬂaﬂroad Trainmen protesting this year. ‘tit layoff of nine men in his

About three years ago several ‘ 91 7 . fish plant operators got togetherl Douglas Fisher (NDP—Port to import squid, which this'yearlArthurl said he had received a costs 11 ‘Cents I Pollhd. Mt l similar telegram from the Lake- O'Brien said. Local Squid 11511“ head. and others concerning lay- ally costs only I cent or l“'°;offs at Moncton. Winnipeg. Van- 8 P0llhd- vcouver and Hornpayne. Out.

The federal fisheries depart-i He asked the government to meat, which in the same yearsmhe up the question with the lmP°l‘led “lllld l° meet lb‘ 5°"l CNR with a view to establishing ""15 5l'°"38°- 5° fa’ lllls -‘/‘’‘"l the scale and duration of layoffs has made d° Wm‘ l‘e”l"g l“ the l for the information of MPs with

' promised to do so, and report to

I, the House.

CHOLERA ELIMINATED

Layoffs HONG KONG tReuters)—

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ommons members from thelninc cases were discovered, Lakehoad have drawn tho gov-,with one death resulting.

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11,110 n.m.—-Romper Room vastly inereased food output Ell‘Ol')f‘afl countries 3150 12-00 !vr"~'—5l9" 0" {from more intensive farming, pcaicd drastically below fixed‘ 12.45 p.m.——News. Weather, Spam ‘most of the gains came from targets. The only country with ‘A 1.00 p.m.——Wedne5day Playbill’ lplanﬁng increased acreage. good crops was Poland. where’ g‘, Thunder over Tangier 3 FAQ'S 1962 summary of the only 11-‘ pcr cent of farmland is 2.30 p.m.——Let's Look world food and agriculture situ- under collective or state farms,. 3.00 p.m.-—At Home with atiorv said the slight increase in in Conlrasl 10 the FUSl1 l0Vv'8I‘€ll Helen Cracker }'.u_<sia's production——about two near-total collective farming in 3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty per ceiit—was causing concern tlic titlicr l~)astci'n I‘11Il‘0P¢‘ani 4.00 p.m.—Sir Francis Drake to Soviet plalll1£‘l'S. ' I l'0llllll'l“5~ ’ V 4.30 p.m.-—~Lionel Playhouse They have the job of figuring Aigoiiu the C0;llll1'Il’t:5i0fdEa.\‘l-‘ 5,0] p.m,——Razzle Dazzle '—-T-—-"'* er .urope. on 3' 0an ap- s.3c p.m.~Hucl<|el::erry Hound , . wears. to have had a good sea-' ‘hm p,,,_.p,°.,i,.cia; Am... ,Repor|’ G|Ven lsoti in 1961-62. The southern; “S p.m._SUpp" CM, I 1.. 1;-oiii~ti\§\] oil the 1-etvlglon %1ff(El‘edi 630 pm__ph°'° Q”, n ns ec Ion mm’ rougit, an in ‘as ern: 6:35 pm —Tetevixion weather I I H 3((;1tfl‘];r'i'ld§[%bIl(EiI::f rilliirtializge friziig’ 6.40 p.m.-—-Supper Club , 1 - _ . " , _ I . 6_5n.p_m’__Te|emi°n Spam 5 an e .thc rapid iollcctit-tzatton of the 700 pm__M"e,ick CPAF TOWN ‘R i | previous year, caused consider-l ' ' '_. ‘ .- _ ' - 9" ‘-‘rs " able losses. ll p‘:'_:,U::::5':'ng Spom Cleanmg ‘ml ‘the "l“U'°l‘ “'35 “As a result of an increase int " P‘ ' ° ' V one of the first jobs the ad- (planted; a,-ea_ especially of :22 '*'’‘"‘':;:l: 33"" s°"' lvance party of Tristan Da Cu- maize t(-nfnt, grain harvest ml ,0 ‘on Bmfcmy lnha hislandelrs «lid En ”‘llUV(llllT_lf1_thr~ u.s.s.n. rosc slightly in; ‘ ' _‘, 0 . ‘ I ir vo cams time an in;19nt.e2. but at 137,000,000 tons "'00 p'm'_N‘M M."'Cm‘m the Smith Atlanlic. ll was F9-‘it was considerably below the "'3" f”'‘' “"'°”'"°"' ported here target of 154 ononoo tons moo 9"" —CBC W New. Thev swept ottt lava dust that l‘‘Potato ' l l ' l l l . ‘.. . , . . . production failed to - - """‘_':r/l',:.?',?°}l?/l NW” had settled during th e 12 increase. and the output of other ‘$1.5 »7,,;,;’,-,” ' {months since the island's pottti-‘vcgrtahlcs fell by six DP!‘ (‘Nil-"‘ 1.1L. - "3 . ' lation of 262 was evat-iiatcd‘ " "" _' after the volcano ertlpted. :-ic- e - - ;\lA(‘.D()N;\l,D tI';)i"(t;1in§ttkr)i1 actjing administrator M-lsslng Squld _ ' L" 3 7 . . r a P 0!‘ . . rll}":[\EJ$r)F;:‘l:“FIl_(iI'llRq Stableford was speaking to CGUSE ‘.055 TO - ' I H H ' * ‘r porters after arriving here: ' .R‘“ll“-_‘» R“"""l Pla3""5' ffnm Tristan Ila Cunha aboard Fishermen l'l"‘"g°“" Tam ll“°""l""‘ a roval navv frigate. He went . 150 K1311 5l- H5915 withlthe advance party to re-V S1 _.l()HN'S. Nfld. r(7pi._A 0DWl5ll* Eillﬁnll‘ port to the British colonial of-‘N.nwt’oundland fish plant opera- fice on the possibilities of theltor has started importing squid lislanders returning to theirffrcm the United States to com- CFCV ‘Mum mm, 1b a serious bait shortage w[pNE5DAy He would not give an npinion “‘lil(’l‘» 7113!’ h3V9 C-‘ill-““‘l 3 l05-‘l tm mp“. Chan,“ of going h,,m(._ .of as much as 1.120.000 pounds 6:3’-3~5'9" 0" ,but. he seemed not to find con-,°l ml‘ ll“-‘ l""ll- 6:30-—New\ 3. 2/ealher d ldmnhg if-npnssihlp for their reﬁt COlIf0l£l‘l(‘;1. I:-illlﬂglng ('llil'G‘CIE 6:35—Courttry Western Roun up turn . or 0 ewoun an 11 C 6.55-New: A Weather He said the". were no em...‘ Freeze Limited, said here he 7:00-Hebrew Christian Hour uonhi scene; when the 12 is. has imported 175,000 pounds of 7-'5‘-V-°U""Y 3- WW6!" Roundup qandem landed‘ M,” 3 qmckgsottirl. and now has cnough‘ bait 7':‘°—‘N"W' 8' Wealll" llook about thev soon liarnesscdil" “'l’l‘l-" ll‘”“‘ llsl‘ plan“ 7:35—-CFCY Farm News ‘ opt-mtcd by his company. .t ‘ b ll k. 1 t d - V 7:40—Courttry In Western Roundup rlilezt:e£_cq:oc:§l10C:r§a:l:P1222 General secretary P. J. Antle 8:O0—Newa 3 Stable“) ‘ ;aid {he came; ‘ of the l\'cwfoundland Federation B:l1—Weather .’ t t ‘H W.“ . fa ‘ sol Fishermen said according to‘ 8:l6—Country I. Western Roundup were ll" 8 ‘a h l (‘"1 C‘ rr-ports he has received the fish 8:A5—-Weather ill“?-V seem?“ ‘at 9,’ 3 ad l" 599 arc fairly plentiful, but fisher- s.5o__AiIamic News :l“‘"““' b°"‘Fl5 "“g3“‘- mcr have only frozen herring 8.57-—Thought For Today _ of the 240 1'3"l9 l“ll 0" ll‘? -—an unpopular bait —- with 9‘m__N,w, and yak, p,,.,°,,, CBC island. at lcast 200 were alive which in an after th,.m_ 9.lO—-Preview Commentary and aPl35ll'9llll.V ll‘ K0011 ('0ll(ll- Mr Alllle estimated the loss 9.l5——Morning Moods ll0h- ‘of fish resulting from the lack; 9:25-—-Matinee with Austin ‘ Willis 3 CONTRACT BRIDGE 9.55—Kitcben ﬂatter Contest , 10:00—Newu It Weather ' "v 10;05—Note| and Musi By B. 10:15-—Win 57 l0I7°—N°'°| 5- MW‘ l‘78_slrdealP.r. West led a club and East :.ea;l‘lIn_II 1- Wullw Neither side vulnerable. cashed the A—K and returned “"°" th k.S th ffd d ll“5"'B”ll°'l"' B"‘"_d ‘gin!!! haes ltllicfind llll wa_l,-vuofelosllillg 11:50—Noie: 1: Music one spade trick. 11:54~—Atlantic News RounduP ‘ﬁx’?! l Genemny with this 8"“ com_ 12 00-—Weatho - ' « I ‘-"53 hinatton, declarer begins ‘by ;§§50:x:;:lv &Mv;lwhﬂ EAST leading low towards the king. ‘2:‘5_M°my Mum .105 .AJ3 He hopcs West was dealt A-x, 1:00—Naws Headlines In Weather C1065‘ ‘Q-73 and’ ll that ls the case’ the play H,2_Mw,Y Mum 3 .975 succeeds. when West follows l.l5—Sbirley Humor and What’: on .1093‘ ‘AK. 10W. tlttie l(lf;‘g in dummy wins. Twp lowrn land w en e suit is returned, T.45—Mosily Music ‘Q9375: declarer simply plays low from 2,oo..N,w_. Hgadlinge 1. wait... 74 his hand, forcing the ace. The 2.05—Portrnii of A Star QAIOI queen later picks up East’: re- 2.to—-Hm and Encoroe ‘Q8 'malning spade. 3:oo—News Headline: nnd weather 9. 3%‘: However. in this hand, South 3.05-—Tram Canada Matinee CBC ‘‘ we.‘ knew that the usual method M 130-Hit: and Encoree 1,", anal“ ggnh play could not succeed. Every 1 4.oo—Naw. and weather ,1“ P l‘- missing high card was known 4.08-Canadian Roundup CBC ,.-ll" '1': P‘ ‘”" to be in East’: hand. since East 4.l0—-Hits and Encore: C has opened the hiddmg Wm, . 430-—T1te O tpor Opening lead—ten of clubs, notrump (16 to 18 points). So . 5-00--News and Weather V Declai-er had to play excep. he adopted a different line of ‘- _. 5.o5—T1-to Outoo tlonally well in this hand to play that gave him a chance of 51.4 5-35"t’::'l"‘)'U'w'r:'l“' make four spades. His appar- mﬂklﬂil the 00nlI‘BCl- ‘ := &°°w:. ent losers were two clubs and All?!‘ Tllfllnﬂ the Club. d90llIl'- - , , two spades.‘but he managed to er cashed the A-K of hearts and ._ :'go5:’°" l"'Pl'_'r'"':' ll'll ac make ‘one trump loser disnp. trumped a heart. He then en- . 5’°"' pear. tered dummy with a diamond 70o——IucIt to the aible md “med t * be last club. - :. ,.._ ' I ', , .,55_A,, och“ ,, G, I next cashed two diamonds end- §*' Schedule 9.00—-Buninolu Inrmter '(.ZD.C llxagutlgguzi-tuﬁlnzilllch lpolnt 5 7.51—l.ono Guide Talk 9.3o—Talent Festival - Tmmh“ Mu“: 10.00-—New| and inland and Mlrilh North l '1 to 30-5: V; ll" use .1“ . ience oviow 9 , l-‘ 11.00--CBC National News loundu Wm . 1 iv. CALLS ,. . v 4.... -e ’ -w It Review .AJ. Nu»; m. |)AyO tt.o5—smngtn smmdo ID - 11.30-—New| Headline: and Maritime‘ Sou; . in NI? Mb 4-(I01-0-‘IQ! "M , . Q.” ’-' -.'l“L’8 . l‘V 11.35t—Ster1igb9 serenade D. 1 '2 new M . carer now led the nine of .10 In! It ct-‘tun H-00-0 mg” "M hearts. East eallud that if ht ‘ ' 5 S rn"-ll low. South would make

the contract. So he ruffed with ‘the Jack. hoping to find West with the IM or 10-8 of spades. It was I good try by mm, but South was not to he denied. He overruffed with the Qt: and ed the eight of spades‘ for it finesse. It didn't, matter whether West covered or II at.

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