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p.m.—Steven V - p.m.-Song Shop p.m.—Kiddies Kartoons p.m.—Western Theatre p.m.—CFCY-TV News p.m.—Gazette V p.m.—Feature Movie p.m.-Come Fly with Me : p.m.—Dragnet

10:00 p.m.——Chevy Show

11:00 p.m_—Rhapsody

11:30 p.m.—Men In Battle

12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News a 12:13 a.m.—Local Weather

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7:05—Weather

7:10—Country and Western Roundup

7:40—Ches Cooper Time

7 : 55—Interlude

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8:11—Weather ‘ . -,

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8:45—Weather

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9:00—Morning Devotions

9:10—Morning Moods

9::0—Top Tune Time

9:7‘5—Freddy Martin Show

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11:02—The Magic of Music

11:30—News

11:40—Weather

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12:00—Weather

12:05—Elddy Arnold Show

12:30—News and Weather

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10:30—Fighting Words. alt.’ Press Conference

11:00—Dominion News

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his—Marine Weather and Fill 7:30—A.M.» Chronicle - 8200—036~ News and Weather. 8:15—Maritime Sportscast ' {km—AM, Chronicle 8545—.Morning. Devotions 9:00—A.M. Chronicle 10:45—Morning Commentator. 10:55—Ruth Harding. 11:00—SongsITo Grow On. 11.15—Kindergarten of the Air. 11:30—Ways of Mankind. 12:00—Jamboree Junction.- mus-Jamboree Junction. V 12:30—Maritime Farm Broad- cast ‘ _,

1:00~CBC News and Weather Ids-Pages from Life ‘ 1:30—Car1_ Tapscott Singers. 1:59—.D.0. Tune. Signal, moo—Variation on a Theme 2:15—The Happy Gang. 2:45—_For The' Piano. ‘ 3:00—CBC News

3:032—T/c Matinee

4:00—Boon Companions r 4:30—Concert Hall ‘ «too—Maritime Fish Broadcast 5.30—The Don Tremaine Show. 6:00—The Don Tremaine Show 6: 10—Maritime Sportscast. 6:15—CBC News and Weather 6:30—Alex Barris. ' GAE-Roving Reporter. 6:55—Byline

7 :00—Mu 'c .In The Evening 7:30—Rol Back'The Years 8:00—Tunes For Tuesday 8:30-—Chicho Vallee .~ 8:45—Chicho Vallee

9:00— Drama In Sound 9:30—Science Review. [0:00—Ron Collier 10:30—Leicester Square 11:00—CBC National News

Roundup

11:30——Distinguished Artists

12:00—Here’s The Weather and ,

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venting a .» particular opponent them talking the lead because he may, attack declarer in a suit where he is vulnerable,

It be not-iced in this deal, for example,’ that if East can ob-

‘ tain the lead early eno'ugh to

play the queen of hearts thmgh South’s king, deolarer will wind up goingdown, because West has the ace of hearts. ' ,

Faced-by this dangerous possi-

' bility assoon as the opening lead

is made, South should attempt to shape his play so that the chance - of EIaIst’s talking the lead is re- duced to a minimum.

GENEVA ,‘(A’PI — The atoms- for-peace conference Was told Sat- urday that a U.S. nuclear-pow—

: ered plane engine had operated

successfully at full power on the ground for 230. hours. , * Officials d ec l i n e d to say whether a nuclear engine had been tested in flight.

The engine, tested by General Electrics nuclear aircraft engine department, was a modified ver- sion of the General Electric tux-Ibo— jet. The engine was started with a normal gasoline jet combustion chamber. As air was forced through the atomic reactor. it cooled the combustion chamber, until the engine gradually oper- ated entirely on nuclear power.

D. Roy Shoults, head of the GE nuclear department, gave the con- ference a detailed report on the tests: up to the beginning of last year. Test neSults since then were withheld for security reasons. RUSSIANS IN TRYING _

The Russians announced re- cently they were making progress with the developmentof a nuclear plane, but have not released any test data. .

Shoults said the-outwand/thrust

: of the engine was created by air

compressed through ‘ an aircooled, water moderated reactor‘ openat- ing on metallic'ﬁuel elements. Inthe first such test, in Decem- ber, 1955, the engine ran on nu- clearpower tor six hours. During this period, three (if the nuclear fuel elements overheated. releas- ' ing a‘ harmless amount of radio- activity into the jet stream. Alter repairs, the test;‘~-Was re- sumed, and the engine ran on nu- clear power for 84 hours. Only

“ one of the fuel elements was dIaIm-

,aged, and checks proved that the

~» ~ fission products released . created

no health hazard, Shoults said. The engine was then fitted with

Nuclear-Powered Aircraft ‘ 'Engi‘nepls Tested On Ground

takes the king~his second trick. But cannot defeat the contract. If he leads a heaht, the hand. is over, and if he leads anything else, the Jalo of clubs come into their own. ‘ ' Suppose,~ though, that declare: tries the same line of play, after mond‘s on the opening lead. He is defeated because when West takes

the king of clubs he can put Erast ‘

in with the king—of diamonds for the murderous heart return.

By ducking the opening lead, South eﬂfectiv-ely breaks E a S t- West communications.

a completely new Set of fuel ele4 ments by remote control:

In a second series oftests,be— gun in September, 1956, the en-

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test, in January, 1957, the. engine ,

higher than those. required to hour-5’ fullaforce nuclear. opera. radioactivity into the air stream,

but again no health hazard was involved, Shoults said.- '

Toronto Civic Employees To Strike Sept. 15

TORONTO (CPI—Civic employ-

roads, water and parks programs it their wage demands are not

met. '9 . .

Local 43 of the Civic Employ- ees‘ Union voted 1,000 to 4 for a strike it the city and Metropolitan Toronto hold a majority concilia- tion ,boasrd repent recommending a .10-Icent increase for laborers and 6.3aper-Icenrt increase for all at h e r workers; retroactive to April 1.

The local represents about 3,500 outside workers. Lahorers’ basic pay now is,$l.58 an hour.

The union rejected the major- ity report of the conciliation board. Union nominee Harry Si- mon in a minority report recom- mended _a ﬂat 10~peracent in« crease.

Union business agent Cliff Heal. said the union will meet in Tor-

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