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RADIO ove = | ate ;: \ : = “2 pegemet lappenared Bi te Pe aera Time | | — ? ‘Mr. Fulton, former’ justice following the announcement by THEN SLEPT UNTIL 6 PM., I'VE GOT CHILLS 1 { IT'S PRETTY HARD FROM THE TWENTY- 6.30—News', and Weather sjand. public works minister im \Dr\-Willoughby that. he will not AROSE ONLY TO EAT BREAKFAST ‘AND A FEVER 4 TOTELL Love AT FOUR-HOUR GRIPPE A 6.35—Merning Roundup lthe Diefenbaker’ federal. govern- run again. : — AND SLEPT AGAIN UNTIL : -: i G MOMS a FIRST SIGHT- €.45—Island Westher. Mer. Temp. ments, announced that he will | - He said he wilf delay resigna- | LUNCHTIME AT 3A.M, rh : A <= 6 46—Meming Roundup igive up his leadership of the tion as provincial leader as \ese eee ith aan re 6.55—News and Weather ’ [Bc ea party. He will |long as possible-to allow a new rasa ; 2 i \\ge { 7.00—Hebrew Chvistien Hour } ree “as .Conserva- leader to be chosen. He h j | ‘ 7 15—Morming Roundup itive Member of Parliament for \the choice will be made quickly! DAILY “ROSS VORD . ‘> + \- 7.30—News and Weather, | Kamloops, a riding he repre- because he intended to resign " : rhs | 7 35—ferm Repent sented for 18 years before ‘he immediately if a federal elec- ACROSS DOWN 19.0r- - Pi iaeitts! + oe ig 7 41—Morning : Roundup jtook over the provincial leader-. tion is called. : | 1.Itdoesn't 1.Mandarir Jando’s [Bigiolr Mole! EL] ° 7.45—Island Weather, Mar. Temp (Ship in 1963. | An- election was “probably § . Pay po RR oan TA 7.44—Merning Roundup .| Dr. Charles Willoughby, Coa- imminent,” a fact “‘not unre- ~ 6 Billiard 2. Small eon oe 7 56é—Sports Capsule & Scoreboard S¢tVative MP for Kamloops, has |lated to the timing of this an-| | shot quarrel a 6.01—News <n Pane = anaes inouncement today.” _ | 11. One cts | ois a 8 11—Weather aa? |, Mr. Fulton has “been, men-.| The year-old. lawyer and , 5 , . 8.16—Morning Roundup jtioned as possible successor ‘Rhodes Beholar. left the federal; tie eottene | Se sheuts ae ; 45—Weather ie? jto Mr. Diefenbaker for some field’ in, 1963. to become Be. | 12. Dwelling 4 Orim's 26. Manner . Atlentic News Roundug {time leader: y Although the party, 13. Conscious partner 27. Colon- 1 6. theagha fer. Neder et» Butche. said ata press confer- |raijed th’ elect any” members | 14. Cements, 7. Cloak 7 Kade . 9 00—News & Voice Reports - ence that his decision to return ithe 1968 provincial election, the! asa. - 8.Wanderer 29. Eggs ® i1-C8C Notions! News , (0 9g og ‘al scene has nothing Consergatives ‘doubled their road 9. River ir 31. Electric 49. Spoken 9 16—Notes end Music ito do with the.leadership. Asked | popular vote. | 15, Fourth of Baltic veurrent = 42. Incite 50—News and Weather Hikests e ore in the | He told the meeting “some- | abushel _‘ 10. Flat-topped’ strength 44. Stitch | 10.05—Notes and Music. p_if Mr. Diefenbaker ‘thing lasting to our province” 17, Time hill 34. Vitality . 45. Halfems oa OS—P.E.I. Road Report was contributed by arousing an | period 16.Novakoi - 36. Range 47, Williams, > r 2.07—Town and Country Time | 2:45--It Happened Today and Hinterest in what politics might | 18. Wrestler's Stanley 37. Drunkare of Boston 5A 1.00—News and Weather .Jehn_Drainie Tells A Story |and should be.” cushion 18.Measure © 39.Grape 48. Bitter Fd 1.05—Notes end Music 3:00—CBC News. e ee " 20, Italian -of distance refuse vetch.. mg! 1 45—Bulletin Board 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee : river 1.50—Notes end Music 3:30—Trans-Canada Matinee EPA Plane 23. Lazily -S5—Atlantic News Roundup 4:00—CBC News : ; | 25. Libel or 2.00—Weather 4:03—Canedian Roundup __, - slander 12.05—Town end Country Time 4:10—Music ‘In The Air . Wrecked }- 26. Printer's 12.30—News end Weather - 4:30—Countdown | care: Pe ed Coaey Sp ae | ST. PIERRE, St. Pierre-Mi-, 28Atier *1.05—Town -end Country Time | 5:30-CBC Note Book jquelon -(CP)—An East@i Pro- _ 30. Golf term *1.15—Whet's On Topp 6-00—CBC News ; jvincial Airways DC-3 that ran 32. Measure iz *1.45—Town and ‘Country Time 6:15—On Parliament Hill :- |off the end of the runway Sat-| 33.Cut off = *2.00—News and Weather 6:20—Today's Editorial bog A at o a re area | 35 ome *2.05—Mostly Music cs land Sports) 7 se tiny French islands 0! ooo rf Soest Headlines end Weather| a ates pena ‘the south coast of Newfoundland 56. Weather | *3 03—Trans-Cenede Matinee | 6:30—Business Barometer ~ jwas wrecked. No one was in-! a: ees *3 30—Tope ‘In Pope 6:35—Music In The Evening |dured. ; se es dabaee | {4 00=News Headlines dnd Weather! 7'30—Radio ~ Int'l |, All EPA spokesman said Sun-) 99 wis 24.03—Cenedien Roundup 8.00—Assignment day the plane, on a charter) *? Mitty 73 54 16-Yegs te Bas 8.30—The Benny Hill Show ‘flight from St. John's, Nfid., to 41 Se acies iy | +5 00—News end Weather 9-00—Christian Frontiers, St. Pierre, did not crash as ear- 43. Stood u \Z *5 05—The Outporns | 9.30—Choirs In Concert \lier reported but continued off 46. Talk P at * 5. 25—Marine' Weather * "110.00—C8C National News. On Pay the end of the runway when it 49 Biack bird. @) : ; 5.28—The Outports | liament .Hill and _Speaki was unable to stop because of 50. Moth 5 *6.00—News end Weather | + Personally ice. , $1. Hints 56 15—On Perliement Hill |10:30—Music Scene Monreal The spokesman said the plane’ 52. Bamboo~ - +6.20—Today’s Editorial |1100—Symphony Hall; Vanco: jhad its undercarriage torn like grasses * 6.25—Sports Parade Symphony Orch. jaway. One wing was extensively roe ’ _ 46 * 6 30—Business Barometer {12:00-—C8C_ News " [damaged and both engines were DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: -& 35—Tonight’s Music : Marine Weather +t ripped fromthe wings. Ax ' “a YDLBAAXR sya wanes CONTRACT BRIDGE =~). tor the tnreetin tor the two On ate ning er, apes + 7.46—Lone Guide Program for the three L's, X for the two O's, ete, Single letters, apos peo rama aghor By B. JAY BECKER - trophies. the lengthg@iid formation of the words are sl|/hints ; 8.58—News Headlines, and Weather . day the code are different. « 's 9.00—Christien Frontiers ° cae a West dealer . the jack would force the | . — ~~. 110.00-CBC Net. News, On Partie) 2 Oo (Omer 5 nN OE oe Ow: OF RE Ee kerye -xuKD ‘ ment Hill end Speaking Both sides vulnerable. ace | ' Personally NORTH Bat Wont jot ee ene | EVES UBECVEY RETOPs cPrKe 10.30—Music Scene OQ954 continued with the ace and am | | S1.66-Sietib go) Masinial | Wester 926 other club, which South ruffed.| WJ.—-QUYR JIMUWH ; 111.05~Starlight Serenade @Al0o - Dec.arer then drew two rounds ; 11.30—News and Weather $8732 of trumps, followed by a! low| Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LEARN TO GET USED TO It. 11.35—Sterlight Serenade WEST EAST diamond to the ten, which won. | EELS GET USED TO SKINNING.—CHURCHILL | §°2:00=CBC News, Maritime Weather, 6 AK 1063: 872: Pursuing his search for addi- (© 1965, King Features Syndicate Inc) ' and Seern @32 _ 9984 ogee information, South ruffed’ : a tee peepee : @Ké | O9875 a club. caa SAQIS Bend When West followed suit, OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE. ‘ ’ 80) South had all the knowledge he , : f ? » yanen Occ siers a to _, the en bd ELEMENTARY, o + 6:00—The Morning Show. Part ¥ | played a low -diamond to | 265! MARTHA ! 7.00—The Morning Show, Part 1 ‘9 QI32 ace, catching the king, and thus | ee orto ane Wenarre D0lBcK mY > * 8:00-CBC News end inlend Ks made the contract. Had he led STRATESY ne oe AGAINST THE FOOTPRINTS, g | a _ Weather c: ‘The bidding: the queen instead, in order to UP! HOW Come YoURE BUT SHE HATES TO SAY SO oO * 8:1S—Maritime Sportscast | west North East South repeat the previously ‘successful NTING THE BONY FINGER of ) { INCASE SHES WRONG! o . | 8.21—The Morning Show, Part 2 1@ Pass Pass Dble,_ finesse, he ‘vould have -lost- a AT YOURSELF IN THe /| EVENTUALLY SHELL BRING ME x - 8:35—Max Ferquen - Pass iNT. Pass 2@ | (diamond trick later and. GREAT FOOTPRINT MY6tERy # eer oS boom > : 9:00—CBC News Pass 2NT Pass 49 down one. i : ; SHOES! AN aa . } ; %11—Commentery It_ is interesting to follow | ( DOES I WIN MY BET. + 9:16-A.M. Chronicle Opening lead—king of spades. jSouth’s thinking in the matter, | 4 * 10: 15—Playroom Declarer starts the play of ‘because it gave him proof post- | \ *10:30—To Market With Music most hands with only a limited tive that West had started with | : | . + 11.00—-CBC News {knowledze of how the oppo the doubleton king of diamonds. SEN THEY'LL MOST LIKELY )/ BUT INNERCENT *11:05—Joan Marshall nents’ catds are divided. But Deciarer reasoned that if West ea HANG YO’, AN'AH'LL. ME GITS TH’ * ‘Tithe Comune as the play . progresses, he /had held: =: GIT OFF WIF MERELY STIFFEST + 11:20-Record Album learns more and more about the Spades AKi0x Hearts xx Dia-| p : ‘LIFE, AT HARD LABOR! 7 SENTENCE’ +1030. The Archers makeup of the unseen hands,| monds Kxx Clubs AQI09 he 6 ~ : —s AH’LL BEA ‘11-45 Trumpeters Lutlaby ‘and in some cases he can per- | would have o pened the bid- i LI'L ORPHIN, , 12-00- JemBioree function * form really marvelous deeds as dinc with a club, not a spade. ‘TIL TH’ DAY AH + 12.15 Maurice Pearson ja result of the conclusions he is This would have been the DIE fr : * 12:30-—-Maritime farm 8°Cast jable to draw. © |proper opening bid with such a ' 100-CBC News snd Weather For example, take @ hand like /hand. + 1:15-Whars On Tapp |this one where South performed | Since West had opened with a 2 ' 1:45—Time Out For Melody ~ (nobly. West led the king of spade, it followed that he had | 1591.0 Time Signa! ‘spades and ‘then shifted to a five spades, and hence that he » 2.00—Time Out For Melody trump. Declarer took the heart |could have only two diamonds. ' 245—Allantic School 8°Cast in dummy and played a club to!‘ This conclusion turned out to ‘ “Rirway Yo Song” the jack. 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