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: not vote. Air Marshal Hugh # . Bie os . Picked Capltal [comet crtecs’ was | IQ issue In Australian Vote For Northwest [fisted mentor. ser |B) ) , RESOLUTE BAY, N.W.T. o st DNEY ; : ae. . We ee ‘ (CP)—Selection of . Yellowknife BRISTOL X X. AUSTRALIA (AP)—|port for United States action in so 1Syear olds - are thinking | 2; the capital of the Northwest = ext Saturday's election | Viet‘Nam. ~~ +. |the boy will have to ata Laybolt, a resident of y wil ; : register | Territories was approved a| Jobn : show how mans Australians|, 7% is the only big issue and }for service next year, may be|7 to 2 xote by the territorial |this area Who passed away 8 U there are two questions in it: |drafted and may end up in Viet short time ago was reported pa YW Suppor’ the Harold F. Holt gov-| should 4.500 ; council at its windup session. r 00 ting |Nam under the government po- 3 : having more than 100 living ernment with its policy of ‘sup-|men be in Viet Nam? Should|lics. . ’ Robert Porritt, a storekeeper | andchildren. military draftees be sent, as is| ‘Calweil’s party has promised | 22, 82% River whe represents |") ent news report stated a being done? ne that if it wins, it will, imme-|eackentic South. and Simonie | gq held a record of being the ON THE AIR 2.2 the Viet Nam diately withdras of Frobisher Bay and who repre- |i. of 2 children. question ‘and it would be easy | scripts and later soldiers of the |=", ‘he Eastern Arctic OP- | <7 this vicinity; who died- x ings are published free of |Ptime Minister Holt’s Liberal-| There are Liberals who mendation of the Carrothers | ‘aidren from his four @ charge as 2 public service and [Country coalition government. | tnev will vote Labor this time |e im, that the gold-min- | riages. We believe this QO appear as Over - all, things are going | ;: this ing centre be named. Simonie, for a daddy. Presented te us by : simply because of this pledge. record wv the staioms concerned. nicely im Australia. There is|4 "1 inerel ref a the first Eskimo elected to the | gisiér Theresa, Martin . litle unemployment. More snd|s igeral policy on most things | "rua? So fret mame. |turned to St. Martha's e . More people own autos and = favor were Peter Baker, | house Antigonish following TUESDAY PROGRAMS clcirical mcvtcs of Me. Boun-| 2,“ La0t,,POUCY om Vit | velowhnie, he represents | visit wilt her’ sisier Mrs w CFCY-TV re ee wate O98 Fl tates and’ advising J Mackenzie Nerth; Duncan|MacDonald who was in any sarees were -ers—to—-give—their— first —preter-; Frvde--Bathurst_Inlet,—Centr RN -al_|following—ea—aecident recently. 1:30_p.m.—Musicale . ence to LABOR. The preferences . R. N. Harvey, a mam- | Sister 4 2.00 p.m.—Emergency Werd 10 = anaes be ¢ 3 \could swing a seat Labor's way someeet eet from Ed- | Mike J. O'Brien 230 9.m—Today at Home a 7“ draftees tolin » tight electorate. : . ever Williamson, phe Phalen p-m.—=Take 30 issue could Rankin Inlet, Keewatin; - Abra- Alfred : fee cee tiie swing many thousands of votes | DRAFTEES RUNNING ham Okpik, Yellowknife, first |went surgery in the Charlotte- r= - rine 400 p.m.—Communicate to the opposition Labor party| Three drafiees — they are| Eskimo to be appointed to the |town Hospital last week, and is| - | HURRY. THE Boys HOW-DO You FEEL? ‘ ime s headed by Arthur A- Calwefl. | C2/ed national servicemen—are | council; and John Goodall, Fort |reported to be doing fine. It is ARE EATING THE . ARENT You Sick OR sits ney Tene for Aves. running as independents. Re- r CAK! wg 500 p.m:—Wild Bill Hickok JOHNSON WELCOME |. Neenah ines ae Simpson, River. expected she will be returning rc 5.30 p.m.—Music Hep The feeling against the Viet army for the| BG. (Bem) Sivertz, the com- to her home shortly “ 600 p.m.—The incredible Forest | @m involvement may not be — campaign, they will re- . “te 636 pn-~Gene as great as the Labor party to it if they are defeated. cfo8 77) pm—CKCY TV News thought a few weeks ago. An|, One. Brian Dennis King, 21. i * 7:15 p.m.—Agriculture “66 indication: of this was the large |** “mg against the minister orp 7.30 p.m.—Wackiest Ship in The |@-Mmber of Australians who |{T labor and notions! service. m ot nae turned out to cheer U.S. Presi-| sie H. Bury, im a . Liberal | « 8:30 p.m.—Rst Patrol deat Johnson last month. Many | *T°ehold im Sydney. fe ae ~ f 2:00 p-m.—Red Skelton (Color) | Australians, valiing the U.S.| Viet Nam aside, many voters, |. by a "10.00 p.m.—tTuesday Night Drame | defence umbrella. say their | itcluding some middle - of - the- i >a 11.01 p.m.—Newsmaganner- countrymen should be eside |Taders, cannot see Calwell, = 11:30 p.m.—Public Eye—~ the Americatis in Viet Nam now 70; as prime minister, nor < tae 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News Twenty-year olds. are drafted | the Labor party, split over some aie 12:18 a.m.Local Weather end at the rate of 8,400 e@ yeer.| issues. as the government. nat Sport Scores After training about one in 19| Calwell failed-in both 1961 and | ~ 5 beng . 1819 om—tign Of is liable to a year in Viet Nam. | 1963 to unseat the Liberal-coun- ! ° vie tie Gi Tb 9.57 @.m.—Ststion On CBA RADIO . time. 10-00 Sincenedad ees VITAL ‘TO BOLT | Hl ieee a.m.—Nove Scotie Schools TUESDAY - | This election means much to rh ‘30 @.m.—Friendiy Giant : 5 because it~ could be ty An 4:45S-acm.=Chez_ Helene — atone fonteg ee ——— a nn 4 vit 12:00 a.m.—Butternut Square €55—Shep Tolk the prime minister's chair Bhar 12:25 p.m.—Emergency Ward 10 7:00—-CBC News over tohm when Sir yl at 12:55 p.m.—CBC TV News 7:03—Inland Weather, Sperte Scores Menzies retired early mm Sug &: 1:00. p.m.—Tuesday Playbiil— 7:06—Music this year 4 a*s : ‘Facea In The Derk 7.27—Inland Weather, Sports Scores : 230 : : ; 28 Holt, 58. has shown the cour- | ates ae ry. en en cr oe een ae age to make decisions not uni- a “ge prergaliy popular Ome wart) ae 8-30 p.m.—Edge of Night T-Ab—Massie increase Australia’s force in ye 4:00 p.m.—Communicate 8:00—CBC News Viet Nam, another to ease the 4:30 p.m.—Time For Adventure 8.12—Regionsa! Weather provisions under which Asians 5:00 p.m.—fFun Time 8. 15—Maritime Sportscast — be admitted iste Aus 6:0 p.m.—Supper Club * 8:21—Music as permanent or long- 6:15 p.m.~LTV News 8.35—The Max Ferguson Show time residents. a eae ee Voting in Australia is com- 6:35 p.m.—Supper Club t 9:15—The Gordie Tepp Show a los cone aes ead 7:00 p.m.—Ret Patrol 9.21—A.M: Chrenicie elect 124 members of the House 7:30 p.m.—The Third Man 10.45—Playroon of Representatives from 454 |: 8:00 p.m.—The Munroes 11.00—C8C News _ contiiaiee= aiid 9:00 -p.m.—Red Skelton ** 11.05—Joan Marshell : 10:00 p.m.—Tuesdey Night Dreme | 11:15—Fer Consumers In the retiring parliament, 10:00 p.m.—Tuesday Night Drame <|.11.20—Al Foster Show the Liberal-country coalition has 11:30 p.n+-Publie Eye ; 11:45—On The Sunnyside 71 seats, labor 32, with one in- 11:00, ae Magazine 10.55—Assignment : Bey dependent. a. 12:09 p.m.—CBC Netional News 14-55—Assignment : : cea } 12.28 -6.t_—Viewpoint —__— —_+--—_119.00=¢80 ftews ——_———_—“1;, ee N 12.2 a.m—LIV News 12:03—Jamboree Junction Bananas Doctor K 1238 a.me—Sign OFF 12:30—Meritime Farm Bcast | Cry RApio prt wily oft at Gets Paid Well ei TyESDaY ’ ae Remesy Sings TORONTO ce Gerald oe] , ‘ : Benson is a doctor @ bananas. 630News and 1:59—D.0. Time : and Weather heal’ Stcior Wreadends ee pee 6.4S—teland Weather, Mar. Temp. Airway Te Song Terpate eaitle gute 6 ln 6 * 2:15—Aslantic- School Broadcast a.m. to hurry over te the CNE ' a ee : | Ailiedie Hashiog frolett verde 208 seen See! 26. 19. Wail Indian z : a8 oa saree Clptarion " 2:30—Matinee With Pat Patterson into.a bunch of ba-| 20 P.Lfood 20. Piayon 32. Tests: 39. Beaver jc re Fae ed hie | -300=08 ea : “Solty. State: o PEs seh «7 | 3-03—Matines With Pat Patterson |. He packs bis. brown leather junit "ae Part 2 bag with flashlight, black nete-| 22 Prickly 23. Cooks 35. Become. 41. Refugee: s 1$-telend Temp. | ¥20—Divertimente book and two silver thermome- lightly 7 46 Mering in. | Aa Casals cat Goons mui © aan rie : mT 7 Lepeule & 8) 4:15—Munie In The Air yellow fruits Minister's oa “ If the banana if sick, he pre-| __ house eee 4:35—Music In The Alr scribes remedial medicine — ice | 27-Vex 8.16—Merning Reundup 5.00—CBC News blocks to bring down the fever | 28. Sétsame ee 5:03—Meritime Fish Brosdcast or alcohol heaters to kill the | 29-Boring to” 7 6 55—News and Westhe 5-23—CBC Notebook chill d 20. Wields 9.00—CBC: Netionsl News 5 Bessecs. depending os ts] 247% 9.10—Netes and Music 5:40—CBC Notebook (Cont'd, kind an ts ie bat ace! 35. Harbor 0.00--News and Weather 6-00—The World At Six fiveie usually some- | 2° Deven FT} , 10.08—Netes end Musie €:30—Inlend Westher, Legislature | Were “hetwece 30 and 60, de-| o- TTS g a 19.30—Preview Commentary ~ 37. Planters my 10.3$=Checkpoint © 6:33—The Swingers ye. of ther: | 22- Sultanate 10.50--Notes ond Musle 700—CBC News At $900 tor four tears “| 40. Pitchers 5 11.006—News ond Westher =| 7.08 Music In The Evening | ™mometer thrusting = month. | 41 Beaten |> 11.05—Notes and Musie 7.30—Christian Frontiers pees tS ee eres ee along the “5 si aehs)| |@. 11.45—Bulletin Board 8.03—Intro To Tues. Nite spector for Standard Fruit Mohawk - ; 7 q m 11.55—Agriculture ‘66 8.08—The Spanish Civil Wer Steamship Co. of New Orleans. | 42. A bonor 3s cv . Zz 12.00—Weather 9.30—Winnipeg Orch. and Cherus The company’s bamanas are, —_ racer -t aad 12.05—Town and Country Time 10-00—CBC Net. News. shipped from, Ecuador to points; 48.Grayish . . ) as 12.30—News and Weather . | 10:15—Five Nights A Week At This|@round the globe and Benson bhie >< | ___tjme—___________ | has to take care of those that ae. 7 ___|30-30—Chamber Music _ | enter Canada through Toronte BOWK CI 1.05—Town and Country Time 11:06—Premiere — CBC Recordings | Via Néw York and Buffalo. 1. Packing ae 1.15—What’s On Tapp . . Bananas needing plenty of box 12.43—P-.E.}. Read Report 12.00—CBC,News mollycoddiing, Benson experi-| 2 Employes . Ee 2.00—News end Weather Marine Weather j he's on call seven days a week; ~ Ss = 205—Mostly Music 12:15—Music In the Night - |24 hours a day. ie WD AXYDLBAAXE mm 2.56—-Anignues is LONGFELLOW ~ 2.35—Mostly ee ee a Cas tiles eae NELNEE Earle Be Vite coal A te used O 2.58—Thought Fer T. for the three L's, X O's, etc. Single jetteas, apos- 3.00—News. Headlines end Westher CONTRACT BRIDGE trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. - z bd apnea sn: aon ; Each day the code letters are different. | m z aven © 400—News Headlines end Weather By B. JAY BECKER : _ . & Cryptegram Quotation — > ‘so Ge sai danee 5 duced a dau bens | LE GPEM PB BTCRD, HIN cvElZ ea Neither side vulnerable elub. "NEHOB EVI EB KHBD HAHO HB " 8.25—Marine Weather NORTH But when West showed out of NcMB Bvi.— PLX 5.28—The Outports eQs7549 elubs, South was ‘finished. He DTM 3 arene? TMEE G.5—Sports “Capsule end Score o—— oe een Se E Yesterday's Cryptoquote: IT IS A ROUGH ROAD THAT 5.50—The Outrorts $xzez ally he went down one. CHADS 2D THE HEDGES OF a ee TE ee ; dain Oia ee ti = a ee 6.10—Tonights Music 8 = destined three tricks re- Prrercery,7, 6 30—Business Berometer : $4.ns10863 Sores ; gartiless ot uae te cheae. bat OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HCOPLE 5 6.35—Tenight’s Music @Q873 @xKIso actually be can make the con- dee 3, m 7.00—Beck to the Gisle $s 2109%~ |tract by playing low from 7.30—News and Weather SOUTH dummy on the club lead and ~ 7 46—Lone Guide Progren @AK1083 winning the eight with the ace. > $.00-COC tumtay Shunt @o4 He should assume from the - £4.25-Seiem Depmaees ASé bidding and the lead that the ° 630—Iniand Weather A52 pe" J 6.23-Musie. Scone * eight is a singleton. No harm re] 7.00--CaC News : The bidding can come from making this as- z 7.05—Music In The Evening © ~-0pu% —. ae. sumption, since the queen of > 8.03—Intro To Tues. Nite se 52 ; After drawing trumps and * 9.08—Recital ag ruffing two hearts in dummy, 9.00—Such Wes St. Urbsin Street | Opening tead—eight of clubs. |declarer plays the ace and am- '10.15—Today’s Editorial and term “‘free finesse,” bdt often | now do ne better than cash two sucshing Penueaty there is a question whether or | diamond tricks, after which they {0.30—Intre to Tues. Nite Part 2 themselves . Ee ; not the finesse .is really free. It | find stymied. 0.35—Jounesecs Mubicelinn Concert). oo, to misapply the |‘ 1*,West is on lead after the 12.00—-CBC News principle the term, | third-round of diamonds, he is 2.03—Sports.Scores Inland end " Masha Ghnolie which is what happened to de-|forced to return a heart or a inJs~Woste tr the Wagie clarer in this deal where be diamond. permitting South te ieee Nar. News On ite en aa discard his club loser as dummy . . West his singleton club. | ruffs. ___ ment int ond Spestora) ting under the delusion that | If Fast wins the third riund 10.30—Christien Frontiers he was getting a free finesse, 11.00—News 2~4 Sagional Weather | South played the jack from helpless. He must yield a 11.05—Starlight -Serenede dummy and won East’s queen|and discard or else return & 11 30—News and Weather with the ace: After drawing |club into the K-J 11 35—Starlight Serenede ~~. |trumps, declarer returned 2 ing the same effect. — 12.00—CBC News, Maritime club, hoping to find the suit di-| The.“free finesse aad to vided 33 oo that he could obtain one is merely an optical