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Chima and France are © ol SATURDAY PROGRAMS | 8:16—Morning Roundup 12.10—News —end Regional Weather erg for “real sacrifices” to end the only nuclear powers that | = KY CFCY-TV 8.45-—Westher 12.15—Piano Interlude all tests have not signed the treaty. > aS a im tone 12.30—Old Fashioned Revival Hour : : 10.00 a.m.—Musicale 00—News om ‘orr.~| 1,00—News & Weather | aus cancion te cac 1,15~Tell Us A. Story DAILY CROSSWORD 0.30 a.m.—Grey Cup Parade 9:10—Keyboard Melodies 1:30-—-Voice of Prophecy ACROSS 2 0: 23. Pun BIRIAISISMMCT [SITTS) ry 2x00 p.m.—Royal Tournament 9:25—Notes and Music 2.00-—Looking Through The Papers) 4 Jobat, r + c FRTUFICTE RMON TEI) 1.00 p.m.—Grey Cup Review 10.00—News and Weather ‘ —CBC . er 3. Ares’ ture aunt INIAININTY) 1,30—Grey Cup Game 10.05—Notes and Music 2.15—Nation’s Business <a nk sister 25. Utility Soe oo 5.00 p.m.—Film Festival 11:00—News and Weather 2.20—Piano Interlude ndant, 4.Manorial 26. Grassy WIT ISIETAICIRIETSI 5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny 11:05—Notes and Music | 2.30—Where The Bible Speaks 11. Seraglio court field [ALIAINISMNBIEIAIES) 6.00 p.m.—Forest Rangers 11.30—Montague Entertains 3.00—-CBC News i &. Pardon 27. Kettle RUSS Tle ister = 6.31 p.m.—Country Time 11.40—Notes and Music 3.03—Capitel Report CBC Nether- 6. Thorax 29. Hate- PATS IPAM TLIC IAI 7.00 p.m.—CFCY TV News 11:55—Atlentic) News Roundup 3.20—Peoples Gospel Hour lands 7. Slack ful RBI MMFICIAINIS| | 2 7.16 p.m.—Fishermen's Log 12:00—Weather 4.00—CBC News 13. Foreign 8. Shield 81. God Sera rts RIAINICIE] | 3S 7°30 p.m.—Let’s Sing Out 12.05—The Band Parade 4.03—Hebrew: Christian Hour 14. Deport 9. Govern ofthe =‘ DIEIALTISMNAINIDIETS my 8.0 p.m.—Beverly Hillbillies 12.45—Mostly Music 4.18—Classical Piano 15. Placard 10, Sharp sky: Yesterday’s Answer 8.20 p.m.—Wagontrain 1:00—News and Weether 4.30—Hour of Decision 17, Copper 16, Legal $30 p.m-—Hockey Night in Canada| } Music 5-00—National Back to the Bible Hour coin of matter 33, Bx-fire 38. Not empty = Detfoit et Montreal 1,15—In Canada This Week CBC 6.00—News, Inland & Marine Weather Japan 19. Eager 34, English 39. Girl's Oo wi 5 p.m.—Juliette 1.30—Checkpoint 615—Showers of Blessing a 18.Caterpillar 20, Priest roy= name | y p-m.—Canada Close-Up 2:00—News and Weather 6.30—Twitight Hour hair 21. Audience house 40. Scrutinize p.m.—-CBC TV News 2.05—Topswin Pops 7.00—Family Bible Hour 20. Banquets . Hi a —Llocel W q 22. Noun 35. Metallic . Examina- wpe om. — eather & Sport 3:00—News and Weather 7.30—Cross-Country Check-Up CBC 24. Swallow suffix of element tion “ es 4:05—Tops in Pops | 8.00—NHL Hockey apida ii Leaf a9 a.m.—Route 66 4:00—News and Weather 10.30—CBC National News Coo fad tion 36. ¢F. Mint yo Sign Off 4:05--Tops in Pops 10.40—Cerl Tapscott Singers CBC 20. Biblical A CKCW-TV 5:00—News and Weather | 11.10—News and Regional Weather prophet = Ww- | $:05—The Outports | 11.15—Starlight Serenade 30. Scope |’ $:25:20—Marine Weather 12.00—CBC News, weather and i fe’ a.m.—Station Sign On | > Seas 31. Sea a.m.—Grey Cup Parade 5:28—The Outports | 12.15—News and Music, CBC between es #00 p.m.—Royal Tournament 6:00—News and Weather tones = Greece and 00 p.m.—Grey Cup Review 6:15—Report From Parliament Hili Asia Minor my p.m.—Grey Cup Game 6:25—Sports Parade ® $2. Rumanian sea taney lan, | $8 eammine U.S. Rejects coin > 580 p.m.—Bugs Bunny 7:00—Back to the Bible ® ! 34. Bark p.m.—Forest Rangers 7:30—News and Weather 37, Impervious a p.m.—New, Weather & 7:45—Saturday Night Hoedown Un erground to solar ie Sports a Headlines ana Weather rays p.m.—Lohdon Line 00—Saturday Night Hoedown e ‘ E = p.m.—Trialt of O’Brien 9.30—Bobby Hill Show Testing Ban aa ag0 p.m.—Beverley Hillbillies 10.00—CBC National News = “ ar - >< 8939 p.m.—Let's Sing Out 10.05—The Hit Parade : €0 p.m.—My. Three Sons 10.30—Starlight Serenade UNITED NATIONS (AP) —| weighs ” 030 p.m.—N. H. L. 11.00—News and Regional Weather | The United States has re- 45. Rascal -~ Detroit at Montreal 11,05~Starlight Serenade jected a bid by 34 non-nu- 46. Forearm Fo p.m.—Juliette 11:30—News and Weather clear countries to stop under- \ bones: anat, 4A5 p.m.—Canada Close-ups 11.35—Sterlight Serenade ground tests of nuclear wea-| 47. Leg 7700 a.m.—CBC National News : ; pons. It said it wants “safe. | joints 2.32 a.m.—Roaring Twenties ‘crcy guards against abuses’ before| 48. Slope 4415 a.m.—Station Sign Off Ya Oa te sino test! = SUNDAY . disarmament nego- 1, Fellow | SUNDAY PROGRAMS fe tiator, William C. Foster, told <x e CFCY-TV | 7-30—News & Weather the UN General Assembly's) DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: | m = | 7.40—Sacred Heart Program main political committee: “A | AXYDLBAAXE Zz ee ee ~ fs. LONG FELLOW aa 22 p.m. uniry a \ is m-th (6 fhe. ibe CO NTR One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A fs used =< 2-50 p.m.—CBC Sports NFL for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos- o Cleveland vs. Pittsburg : : : oe trophies, the length and formation of the words are al! hints. Bho p.m.—Sight and Cast By B. JAY BECKER “ Each dav the code letters are different. &25.p.m.—CBC, News : | p.m.—Eri¢ Sykes Show — North dealer. jease, it would probably have | £ Sen Pen: p-m.—The Nature of Things * | Both sides vulnerable. been effective. Six pades | WOH DYHAIDL JID PXQIYXB a. eee oe could not be made by West—a- | a O pamataty Boke. NOueat gainst the lead of the ace and) TWEBBIYD; JH’B IXHHIDL-HY BRW ( I'VE GOT SPIES! DIDN'T WE MAKE || OH, WINGEY!’ 0 pm—Honk Asose<3 oe tae eee ID W BHYQE.—PXCCRQ I HEARD YOU WENT A PROMISE To BE || BUTI WAS 50 p.m.—Flashback @AQT52 led by East | ; TOTHE HOP LAST TRUETO EACH TRUE! 9.00 p.m.—Rudolph The Red-Nosed $6 ‘ : Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A MAN CANNOT SPEND ALL NIGHT WITH AUGIE/ ee _ Reindeer WEST gasp. West. on lead against six- dia-|, THIS LIFE IN FROLIC.——SAMUEL JOHNSON on 1:00 _p.m.—Canade 99 BA1L10-438 $a gery gms maie tiie unfortunate -____——- @ 1066, King Features Syndicate, Inc,) 3 The Saskatchewan 9Q10 @K752 ichoice of the ace of spades, and | i 5 -|> {01 p.m.—7 Days Presents Docu @-—~ Ks South er oceine provided . to | - no ment | &K109742 Agr make contract. ; 7 0 psie—-CRe INE Blouk meng: | He uted the spade, trumped. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE rm FADE 2.m.—Local Weather and Sport @9762 la heart, played a diamond to! : vs 5 me Scores e— ithe ace, learning that it had to FAP.!; DONT YOU REALIZE i | "0 a.m.—Sign Off 1098642 lose a trump trick, and then [7 READ IN THE PAPER THAT JOBS AREY URE SACRIFICING > c $353 cashed the ace of hearts. On [ATAN ALL-TIME HIGH With cHmieTMaS ), “SARS OF RESEARCH - a ~ , CROWATY res | the two rounds of hearts West [COMING UP FAST! BUT <amEHoW You J} SUST WHEN 11'S ABour a a The bidding, : STILL. DOYOUR BARNACLE ACTON {{ 70 PAY OFF 7 AND ALL. p.m. tation Sign On N jhad followed with the 10-Q ’ FOR THE SA 5 p.m.—the Christophers orth East South W. | whi y 26 NOUR ROCKE® ! SO EITHER FIN = KE OF A 5, MP ae 19 Dbe 26 3¢ | paadhencebcnde toes gy YOURSELF A 308 NEXT WEEK FEW PALTRY pim.—Country Calendar 6O —Dble. o Declarer now led the jack of [ BE PREPARED 10 TAKE ONE MY DOLLAKS, ESAD! B00 p.m.—Comment and Conviction, 2.30 p.m.—N.F.L. | Cleveland af Pittsberg | ‘$200 p.m.—Sight & Cast hearts, East playing the seven, Opening lead— @ce of spades. and. South then found himself Here is an extraordinary hand in a quandary. \played in a pair championship thought he de- | S25. p.m.—CBC TV News |The results were many ae ao , : i cided . There | oo or we oo jvarted at the different tables, wore ere: eipalient Nene for | 0 p.m.—Nature of Things ‘but the best result for a North- ‘this First, there was the much | 6:30. p.m.—Please Don't. Est the South pair occurred at the table . Daisies | ; Tro im.—Walt Dieney jwhere the bidding went greater chance that West had! @3-been dealt two heart honors #00 p.m.—Rudolph The Red Nose Shown. was prob, Father. than three. $00 pm an Sullived (Show | ably the best action to take with Second, and far more impor- 00 ae ean a 9 his hand when he cuebid three tant, was the certainty that the Fe oe iene sen 7 Deve (diamonds, but North brought contract could not be made | Lo. 100 p.m.—CBC TV News considerable pre'eure to bear the hearts were divided 3-3, but 0 a.m.—LTV News against both opponents by leap- could be made if they were di- ine ing to six diamonds. vided 42. Accordingly, South oe “Shest cheal’ Wk Kile doo: Givoardedl a Ulu, ratied @ heart x CICY RADIO \bled —he could easily have (ruffed a spade, and then dis- : istood a six spade bid if West's carded his last club on the nine hand called for it. A forcing of hearts, thus making six dia- pass by East would have been monds doubled with only 11 4i45—Island = Wr:, Mar. 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