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A’s!! y Tr jh : | 7.35 Country and Western Round re is no good reason not;with the queen, he must either . | en up to tackle trumps, so declarer! give the declarer a ruff-discard.! ran 8.00 “ews wins. the club with the ace andor else lead a diamond from the | >< 8.11 Weather plays the ace and another heart. |J-9 into South's K-10 te 8.16 Country and Western Round "i = 845 Weather : o 8.50 News — G 200 Morning Devotions e INd ANG Leader Me .10 Morning Moods . _. 9.30 Top Tune Time os 9.45 Morning Moods , a 10.00 News et UO 10.05 Magazine of the Air ; ws 10.0 Melody Parade heer jw 00 News Headlines and Weath } 1A IMD MAOPIE er The hierarchy of world com- ,Mao prepares to celebrate the | OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 11.02 News and Views on Grocer | ™unism, including Nikita 40th anniversary of his ‘People’s ies Khrushchev, is flocking te | Republic of China.” Ty MY GOOD MAN? 7) 11.17 Magic of Musie Peking for celebration of the The Western world condemns’ eee std MAN % RAWLLY NOW. 11.30 News 10th anniversary of the Chi- | the state Mao created as an out-| [S900 DAY, MY GOOD AIAN «— MR. MOZART ba _ 11.40 Weather nese “People’s Republic.” On | cast threatening internatidnal | EM HERE YO SEE MK. MOZART IS NOTTO GE DIS~ 11.45. Magic of Musie the eve of the anniversary, |peace and security. The Com-' Rea Le UAT olen Wee 6Y ANY UN 0 12.00 Weather Sats tet Gece Ga Wed (oma Sled | eed ° MUSICAL DNDERTAKING OF GREAT BA SCHEDULED =~ AHEM z 12.65 Rhythm Roundup Chi and i : ‘ en t as a IMPORTANCE HIMSiE YOLILL RING we NISITORS! HES | 1290 News & Weather na its leader Mao @|knight in shining Red armor. But ‘OR ONE OF YOUR MINIONS TO DEPARTING SHORTLY < | 12.45 Mostly Music Tse-tung by an American re- {hero or villain, Peking has forced, {ESCORT ME DHIS SUTE TLL SEE FOR A MOST IMPANTANT ee | 100 News H end Weath porter who was on hand when |its foes to acknowledge its micht, |! tz THAT HE'S INFORMED OF CONF'RENCE/ tu i — es e history was made a decade {to deal with it at the conference; Zi OUR DILIGENCE / 7 1:02—Mostly Music. ago. . tables of Panmunjom and Gen- (SS If ThTlAtn { Oo 2.30 Back to the Bible a eis —. SST a WA - | 3.00 News Headlines and Weatb| assoriaied Press Staff Writer |oO7,Oct.,1:_ 1098. the Chinese| SAW BN mA w er mmunists crowned 28 years of | {Sa \ 2.02 Best On Request The Chinese Communist cave-| bitter revolutionary struggle and = uy! iM ‘ =| 4.00 News and Weather \capital of Yenan tottered in 1947 intrigue by formally be ‘ Z, x SHR l i 4.05 The Outports aoe the advancing armies of|ryjers of one - quarter ‘ef the| tine ie L\ '§.00 News Headlines and ‘Veath. Chiang Kai-shek. The outlook | world’s people , 4 NSE \ er seemed bleak for Red leader) ; UG Qn, = .——— \ 5:10 The Outports (Cont.) Mao Tse-tung and his ragged Pigg court tk oe Bae — me, . ‘ hon ‘A dene {.Alowers. i at follow as ‘‘the > rie? am tr ie p (600 News Mao decade.” They were aK ° = ; doen : : i ‘ , . years 0 =H png Musie for You “You are withdrawing from | in which this moon-faced poet and a | 00 Sports Roundup Yenan in retreat. Have you given! man of action almost alone re 7.05 Music For You up? Does this mean the end of| made the face of old Chi YA * SUK = = Li 7.15 Today’s Hits ton in China?” ace of old Chipa. | 4 SS" ’ today a communism in China?’’ That was ' LoD =) oe 2a 730 News ahd Weather i : Ten years ago the world st Sd 3 ; what I asked Mao when I met aoe : = _ THROWN |. | 45 Red Cross Safety Talk {him at the tiny Yenan airstrip.|*c27Cely Knew how to pronounce & e OUT AT | | ines Assignment bles, tn htded bien Mao's namé. Few had heard of Ss Ficst | 19.10 on & Weather patched at the elbows, looked the men in his immediate inner | 4,6 ¢meweneane t= eeenee ; ASE= 1A) ig. rlight Serenade a A circle — Liu Shao-Chi, his heir- - 9.30 Cross Secti over the Shensi hills. “‘Mr. Rod- i O ction shy ries apparent; Chu Teh, grandfatherly | 40.00 Court of-Opini erick,” he said with the faintest! hae ah the Rad : | ‘ > . urt of-Opinion trace of a smile, “I invite you|°.. ie Bek army: ot Fre! eg: * 10.30 Shadows 38 Pa mier En-lai, long-time for- =) aay Ceminion News “Gto visit us in Peking two years/.ion minister and urbane execv- tionary step in August, 1958. He! . => 11.10 Maritime Weather from now.” tor of Red China's foreign policy, {turned the farmer ‘into a faceless Spanish Trawl 11.15 Night Beat The story of how stao"s armies ~* “| servant of the state, making each ‘ * oe 12.00 News & Weather whirled suddenly and launched|/RESHAPED CHINA a tiny human cog in 26.000 vast Methods Studied , 12.05 Sign Off the counter-offensive against Chi-| In the first decade of power Peasant communes run with the; ‘YEAH, A GOOD FT’ MILE LIKE meay ang which brought them to power this handful of strong-willed men | dull, clockwork efficiency of army Sf. JOHN'S, Niid. (CP) — A * FROM HERE! AN’ WHILE YER AT CBA WEDNESDA is history, now. united China, for a century the) >attalions, team of Canadian fishing experts ¢f Anonce war THAT DAYLIGHT TIME In less than two years this son|easy prey of foreign powers an- SEVERE MEASURES is in the Grand Banks area: off ae LOOKS L! : of a Hunan peasant and his fol- xious to exploit her human and 7 ae Newfoundland this week taking al % Two months ago P ier Ch 1 look ! 7:15—Marine Weather a24/ lowers had exchanged their caves natural resources. ne Se Eee Len ee tee SS eran net Fill for sumptuous quarters under the The Communists then set re. | Doasted that these severe meas-|developed by Spanish fishermen. | 7. News, Weather, Sports blue and yellow tile roofs of the shaping China into their version jo. Frcxan ery ~— . _— ant iat ee: —s id al ae. ee “forbidden city” in Peking, anm\of a modern state. leap forwa n the. factories ’ otal eo Seve the size a f ; cient ‘home of emporers.. They began by using the hang- and mines, would permit en ee ee Scag Bi ig a. 8:00—CBC News and Weather man, the jailer and- the labor = ate ~ ee inte ‘them The Sp ish fl nt | A 8:15—Maritime Sportscast UNDISPUTED MASTER uh te sanen ok he tnt | ern Oe ane D eet kK atesivedy.— |O ; 8:20—A.M. Chronicle Today, at 65 still undisputed position. Uncounted numbers Ge ereied = Chlns'g” modern. A - oe icmmulves = 8:45—Morning Devotions master of the Chinese revolution.' went to the grave in the purges day advance to the wisdom and| Among those observing the) 9:00—News. _ -——-- lef tices: first wears PUTBES | coctrines of Karl Marx, the father | operation are Dr. W. R. Martin,|\ * 9:065—A. M. Chronicle. 5:00—News. a Then they euntiocatod i: ale. oi communism, and the Russian SC?lor groundfi h specialist at the) 9:55—News 5:04—Maritime Fish Broadcast |cuted landlords’ property and|‘?°orist. Lenin. ae ae ree Ait Pn ak Setting Commestocy ae a parcelled it out to the peasants. But the fronie truth is that a man, deputy dheriee sinister is ws ts casas 6:00—News and Weather Having won loyalty. and the|Breat Chinese emperor. Shih | prince Edward Island, and Cap’ 5 11.00—News ee ‘Commentary, support by this gesture. they , Huang-ti, had anticipated the Karl Demone : ahd Cant -Ainoe THAR JEST HAIN'T WATOM_-ER-HieM $3:43--For Piane penal oe and Mus. jaunched and completed the first | Methods and philosophy of Chi-|Crotse; Lunenburg, N.S, fishing NOTHIN’ THESE AH'D LIKE <OME : r ude, ; } j os ot is : a « 31.13—Ki essen of the Alt. o:s6- Sonne five - year plan ~_ which brought nese communism to an extraordi-| vessel skippers DANGEROUS LI’L <® AIGS!’ 11:30—Fighting Words. 7:00-—News China back to its pre-war indus- "ary degree 2,160 years before.| They are on the banks aboard e | 2 SHMOOS WON'T DO -00 —Jambor uncti came , trial level — and embarked in| Some observers feel Mao, a deep the fisheries patrol boat Lamina. bd FO’ HOOMANITY £f ees ce vag ean | ey. Aedet 11958 on the second. student of Chinese history, has} ——————--~———-—-— | & ae : aritime Farm B'ca 7:15—Music. . P 5 : F : 1.00—CBC News and Weather ip tll se and «Music. ~(Byt China could not advance ;¥Sed him, not Marx, as a model. |jectuals into the work suas 1:15—Thte Archers. #:00—Teen Tempo and Music. into communism on the backs of Builder of the Great Wall, uni- abolished ancestor worship, over-|% 1:30—Concert H 8.30-—-Intreduction to Wednesday 500,000,000 land-owning peasants. | fier of China, dictator and organ- threw Confucianism, reformed the] oy 2:00—Holiday. ® Night. The hand that. gave ruthlessly izer of slave armies, the Marx- language, and set himself up as! S~ 2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. 2. 40-Music tonk away. and the grumbling ism of Shih’s day was called\ ‘father’ of his pecole — events _ 2:45—Music in Black and Whitt!) 9-99—Drama peasants found themseives agri-| “legaliom’’. It advocated con- which have their hiurred echoes} 3:00—CBC News and T-C Mat-|11:00—News Roundup and Talk cultyral wage earmrs-in tou-| trolled prices, nationalization -of in the China of toda | inee 11:°0—Music sands of peasant co-operatives. 'capital and state monopoly of Shib borsted thet his d nasty | & * 4:00—Music by MeMullin. 12:00—-Here the Weather and Still dissatisfigt with produc: | trade would +1 thousand vears. It} ° Hoimes shoe dige vet jtion, Mae twouk te next revolu- , 6hib drove thiusands of intel-i collapsed m 1s, i : ‘ ~ is c : oF i ’ } ips s ’ « §] >

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