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m blues already this year that ill tot-a. rho-era. seed drills and just

ON THE AIR

U.S. Re ief lrucks

C Ii‘CY-TV

a no p.1YlK’FOfPI' Ranger; 0 ill paw—Countryimi.

' i 230 P.M.—Musiule i cent above sales in lhe same “Xi‘l‘llt‘m mark“ " ~ 3.00 our—World of Sport u period in 1963. “#— r b It ' - ' v - “Mo'oi a Alsoclltlon Cup, ‘ A new combine would

By PETER ARNET’I‘

sfio p.m.-Bugs Bunny ' SAIGON IAPI—Three trucks 7m p.n,.~crcy W New, "Id Iloaded with American food and went." heading south from this Soul 7” p.m.—FI3I"Ierman'a lo lVietnamese capital early in 7_3n leL—Yo Ten the nu", iFebruary were halted at road- soo pith—Beverley Hillbillieg ‘hlocks set up by Communist 8.10 pain—Demo Playhouse Viet Cong guerrillas. 9.30 paw—Great Mow-.1 ‘ ordere‘l 0‘“ at Eunpmnli the 5”. Smith We" Sid. drivers watched helplessly as "30 p.,.i,..JUi;e", .ca'ns of vegetable oil, tins o ‘ 13m “,1-ch iv New, imilk. and bags .of wheat werei mo a.m.—llte rm Show Married 0" t0 Viet Cong supply

No Phce For A Lady points. The food had been des-

(‘l‘v(1“._lliv phanage run by the Catholic Relief Service. l

A few weeks later, an expressl

. train heading north from Saigon' ‘ bounced from the rails when thel

1.55 pour-Station Sign On

I3 II a- . sue a Game?!“ 'h' we'k d r ll. ’l‘en tons of surplus‘

5m pJ"___B”gs Bunny - American food was dragged into

(~00 pun—Forest Rangril 6.10 pm.—-Te|evrsion New: I ~ I . 6-40 pvm‘_ThP Early Show Inst “hen another tiain suffered1 Th” GM"! 0, P the same fate two weeks later.l This food_ was heading to hun~ cry communities in central ‘South Viet Nam which have Mo min—Gino Moviel “7"” ("I I” “a?” by the (am H m p m_Juhpm olic Relief SQPVICG. Um '1'".va W NPW‘ It is incidents surh as these

8.00 p.rii.-The Beverly Hillbillies

s an r‘ m.—Hennessey

0.00 p.ni.-~Candid Camera

. says Catholic Relief Service di-‘

M" an”: Ne'wmk New' irector Father Robert Barrett,I

.. a.m.— a all. Show . . Morena that make the business of vol-

‘ untary food distribution in South

\iet .am. not only difficult

SUNDAY PROGRAMS but positively dangerous."

{iHELPlNG FOR 10 YEARS

CI‘CY'I‘V ‘ Father Barrett's organization

Ihas been helpin: the needy of

“In n-m -MHw-i’e South Viet Nam for nearly 10; 1.10 p.m.-—Cauniry Calendar Iyears. Many of those It assisted

7.00 ptm.——Speaking French

fled from the Communists In m.

North Viet Na

Recently. the Catholic Relief Service was the object of a sur- vey by the public safety divl- . sion of the US. operations mis- sion in South Viet Nam. The survey is reported to have al- leged widespread corruption and incompetence in the distributioni .of surplus US. food. i Father Barrett. a tall. greyw ing American Roman Catholic "ed for a Mekong Delta on priest who headed the Catholic

relief program in Pakistan and India before coming to Saigon last November. told a reporter . "food distribution is one of our. “med m mef’t ram)?” (‘9' relatively minor jobs here, but‘ "mm m" Manet eql'lpmem‘ th We, Cong dammed a mine um. its turning out to be the most Dealers said the biggest .id $13.00” last {an Show). after it e

troublesome."

Father Barrett will distribute :mc jungles by a big band of. 42,000,000 pounds of food worth .Euerrillas. Another I0 ions was Mam-mo thrm'ghnm 50"“ Vi“ Nam this year.

Sask. Farmers Buy Machinery With Free Hand

R FIG I N A 'OI") -»- Saskat~ chewan fa rmers. with casn from last year‘s record wheat crop bulging in their wallets. are on a farm machinery buy-

. in}: spree.

Machinery dealers say rains last weekend may push sales even higher.

“We have sold so many com-

doesn't make a compari- various types of cultivators son with previous years.” W. A.

Cockshutt Farm Equipment of, ted, said, “the sales we are Canada Limited. said. ‘ making now are based on last

He and other dealers reported F'mr's 9m? and Wm "‘9 "ll" sales for the first four montiisj100k In“ “‘15 Year 'ml’mVQd 95' of 1964 \\'pre 35 mum as 100 ppr the recent rain we look for an

from $7.500 to 312.000. a d

tor from $2.500 to $10000. a cul-

tirator from $1000 to $3.000 and

a seed drill from $1.800 to “.HDSOR' OnL ,CPL wmd_

$23!“)- sor detectives said they Some machinery lines “cre II‘ have 1- h a r ge d three men

short supply because of unfore- at Mom-ion, N.B., with the

seen de m a n d. Most dealers “armed robbery of a Windsor

added extra office and sales bank on Oct. 17.

staff to cope \\'II.II the new busi- Detective Inspector C. It.

. Pagei said a joint charge of

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was reflected in the introduc- l a" "l “19 Mom‘lon area-

tion of a new line of tractorsi The three m9" 110‘“ 31:9 SGI‘V'.

here w ed n p s d a _‘~.'1\h€.;0m.‘ ing a prison sentence in New wheemriye machines are _ Brunswrck for another crime.

xrevolvers robbed a branch of i k of Montreal here at

ntand appeared to be for trac».opcned in the morning.

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.East returned the nine of

spades. Dcclarcr took the ace and played a diamond. East

squeeze ineffective.

THE DUKE'S SISTER,CAROLINE. DIED HE AGE F 2

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WHILE WE EAY, Ans ‘. you PLANNING TOTELL .~ A FEW JOKIG ?

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E. a. Johnson. Regina branch arnied robberi' h.as_ been laid! lmanager {or J‘ 1. Case (tom. against Herbert Lillington, ken» v. said his fix-"1'5 nmimism neth Pearsons and John Jarrett.,

'l‘hree young men brandishing

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