T Page 10 The Guardian IEDTIME STONES Miner's Cousin Stornose ;...... charged wm. men woo.- Tli0ll'!h folks may share a fainllyn name Th':y may not be at all the same. -Old Mother Nature. Mrs. Roddy had known some- tl1'.rg that Roddy Fox hadn't in nltlshc thiiidiknuoxln Shari; 91” E095 tluun alter (hem ()f nan hearing. Neither was asked .11; , ic c -n . . . r .. ' . 1 . 1. . Mole. llcddy had known .'ilinern?”l"i3'3 till?" he la dmln flflll 1" ungggr dugyw Gnnnaun as long as he could remember. Every spring and summer he saw. that the work of Miner. lie knew hllncr lives in the ground altov geiher and dies tunnels just under the surface as he hunts for worms and other insects on which he lives. when he is tunnt-ling Just beneath CFCY-TV CHANNEL 13 Iponsored by The Ross Burner & Electric Ltd. 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Review 12:30-This is The Life 1:00-Here & There 1:30-Country Calendar 2:m4unior Magazine 3:00-Citizen's Forum 3:30-Whats My Line 4:00-You Are There 4:WLassie 5:00-Fighting Words 3:!)-Perspective 0:00-Burns G: Allen 0:3)-Father Knows Best 7:00-December Bride 7;3o..n', 1., 1)., 3" gum, guy". ernnr defendernogusi is equally 9:00-All Star Theatre Norm-aouui vulnerable. Mlle "'5 tecllnltlue and strategy 9;m.cc,g; showum. Now". are exercised so smoothly that 1o;oo.c3c 1-v nut,-. K i the opponents usually are not 1l;oo.Ngw. 5 Wgathgr JA 3 5 , more that anything untoward 11;io..nm. ya; trod” : A n n 2 has happened until after the v i Q . 3 cicn . . NEW -I-V sPEc'AL n;'!-"59."n f 35:” gal.-ill.-C:-Fri! Mile rlilchzlds l1'l3feTilll:cl”hlnh: an 3., n 3. recent rubber bridge game. Ogust Delicious Tender Oven-Balted . J 5 g . 10 . 3 mix :.asti.nTh!e nil :l:lg)l":V(;II ulna CMchn.45. .J 10 . ' TA K5 clllh tllreiclksg weer! ralpidly cashgde. Also . East returned the ten nf diamonds h in h ml nufbuun nn Topped wnh vxqmn nwmlnn declarer won ii is own Choose and French Frtetl O K 9 7 - south cashed the king of 0"” 50” T” H T' T , hearts, and Oguat promptly played Ming: the nine. Declnrer naturally as- THI um wm NW9, tug sumiedt that ththntlneliwnta !e1it5ierJ; 1' pm 3. y.. singeon or a as a - T-is-0-It 5-rvlu " ;:.:::...l;.::0.:r::.::-122:.:2; DIAL 1131 0p9"l"ll l'9d--l"k 0' Clubl that West might have started Harold Ogust. who is a mom with J-74-3-. in which case the ber of the American team which jack was fnessable. South eon- will be playing for the world title! tinned with the queen. West 1- MOHCTOII next Week ln NEW York It-iainsti showed out and East now had a the ltnlian team. has built him- trump trick. the setting trick. rrelevujon programme sell quite a reputation as a toughn iiad Ogust played the six or llfllll0 C0l'nP0lll0l'- seven on the king. declarer would Schedul. He is not an easy man to play; have had no alternative but to against. Ogust is in the bidding; play a low trump to the see. This Channel 2 ml nearly every hand, and it lswould have subjected East's jock SATURDAY .rn.-Test Pattern .in.-Western Theatre HUI seen very ni.-Wild Bill Hickok .in.-Oh Susanna .ni.-Early Evening TV .-Opolrts . .-belly Too Dun .ni.-Holiday Ranch : .in.-Perry Como Show : .rn.-Affairs of Dr. Holl .rn.-Dorris Beat : .In.-CBC TV News rn.-CBC TV News in.-Juliette .rn.-Troll of the Vigilante: IIIIIV Patten goossggg 88888338 88 3 pg:-ovvvvp W33EEI'IlO:saanag.i--.S3".3 :.':''''t ,n-.........................., ....'”'t I6888:.'8IIl88l!8 ' IE '9 T'13' angst!" '--(tr an or - or--on w- M” .IIi.-Count of Monte Crlato Saturday. Jan. 5. 1957 lkeeused Bail in . Securities Theft 1 MONTREAL (CPI--Two young 000 in secui"it'les and with con- me spiracy, were refused bail on or- tlie grass roots he pushes g , , 1 ,. Mun up in lime rmges. He kuewnralgnmelit in criminal court l-ri- tbat Miner is never seen in i:')ienlteri SH because then he lives down owl ; g , where Jack Frost cannot reach W”? Halli 21- "Id ('0"5l”"'." lhim. The earthuurnis go ilonn when Jack Frost arrives and .Xlin- '3"”l”d-V "mu 533' T for prelim the ground he cannot push the earth up. Then as he dlili he pushes the earth back into unused mh ltunnels. bail because of the amount in corned. The lirin of R. Moat and Co. voluntarily went "into bankruptcy when the the t was discovered two weeks ago. Hart. employed by the. firiu. subsequently was arrested in a Miami abeach, Fla.. hotel and treal police last Sunday. l-luch was charged specifically. luuh stealing and conspiring tol steal 5700.000 worth of stock cer- ll icated within the last it! months. An additional charge of theft of 1.001) shares of Frohisher stoc valued at 52,930, was laid. l Benjamin Sininis. 31, employee of another Montreal brokerage Florida. returned voluntarily to 51,,-,.,,,-e W3, now on me bank glontrleal and has been questioned of Laughing Brook. ti y1'::.) me . companies. so it was Mm" Reddy found ”'eiuortli nt the securities was in- tunnels in the snow that were very like the tunnels Miner the 5Tl'ed' l5 headed by Leo J' L5 ('r Mole makes' th . l" Ci . . . not know Whdll to eiriglkleulllj ll'.1e'lll(lItll'ljll .Mca"wl”le' lmh" said "my be'. as he had wamnnd he nan Seen a here at least 5300.000 in cash hasn funny nose. a mug nose snrmnndg been realized nthrough sale or: ed with little points like tiny fin- Md” '0 l9E"'"""9 bmkelagei gers, a lot of these, That was his first glimpse of Starnose. the coil- sin of Miner. Now what Roddy had yet till" learn was that Cousin Slal'llt)SE' didwtdsniend all his time under groun igin tunnels as does .. his consmg Hegnkes (0 come nnnllurnicse officials reported Thurs- oii the surface and run around a day new bimles by."med Kare" little and often docs. Of L'D'.lI';s' !i”'””'5'v Ommals Sam more "'9" nnen he (Inn; um he is tan-mg .l(l(J raided the town of Tantabin 8 chance. nnnalm, no may be seen ltiunllay and that one ncrsons was by Hnmy Inc. OM m. some mnnl. killed and several wounded. hunter who would like a Mole l " . , . . satisfy his hunger. Also. Starnos: C"m.LsL' MALATATS LLASH. ' ht; IReulcl'sl - Chi- is active all winter and siunctinies Ah does Just what Rt-(lily had found "cw w"rR '5 clashed wml .Ma' him doing - tunnels in the snow. ll'-Va" cmplwees 5'' ""3 Bmlsh Of course Rcddv went back af-I M-Malt, a n Pmmleum Company ter Mrs. Roddy nan mm him about) M”".fi”f,'”aV ” if "ht 3'13 Chlme Starnose. This time he was careful) V”? l. C as: 8 0" mum" to keep out of sight from the en-n New vwun E i tranceTto that little tunnel in the snow. hen if Starnose should poke his head out he wouldn't see Red-l m'n1nE1mp0,':3,(:.d ggilnnysenadn 5:3: d-V hem”? Relldy would be be” more of Qtarnose than just that l'ndh'.N'th' ' ' " , T i the llttllenswaynwp atllhtrlzidadnoellrtlig nnnusfwmksirft 13: Smmng Pm" where L3”L'l'l'lll his cousin Starnnse bedan to move Brook enters it. That little swampy anon. iRe'ddy In. him” get far e, was the kind of a place Starnose mugn away (mm hi; tunnel in "km be” He liked "'5 damllrl make sure he couldn-it get back that kind of a place. He liked to mf n':,:fnnnb”n,",;'; be ME" md dry and the kllld tunnel Starnose was now on the of a place where there would ban hnnk 'n, Laughing Brook Jnu plenty 9' ""hw0"m5- Sl3"'l"-W? there was a little open water liked better the kinds of wormsi .. . . ,, ' and insects that live in natcr or 1” Rd mm "W" u10"gmRed' close to it. And that is why he luv-, dY- ""9 ”""l Rel WEY "Om me ed the little swamp. lthix time. "It looked very much Roddy had been keeping nor as if this ivas so. it looked very fectly still only A little while much as if Reddy would have I when suddenly out of the httIeiMole dinner. with which 3150.000 that the money "has been" cached sonieivhcre." REBELS STILL ACTIVE or D. St. CONTRAET VBLITIDGE By B. JAV BECKER T hard for the opponents to tell to capture. and made the con- when he has his values and when tract. he hasn't. Despite this verbosity Maybe declarer shouldn't have he is. miraculously enough. sel-l been fooled, but the fact is that dom caught off base. He has a'wiihout the nine ploy South can- good ear for the bidding that goesl not go wrong. while with the on. knows when to duck for cover. appearance of the nine a genuine and succeeds frequently in lead- problem is created. That's what iiig the opposition astray. lwe mean by "tough bridge com- In the play. whether as declar-i oetitor." OUR IOAIDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE EM HONL5 ci.uP AHI50 I'M 705? REFUGEE FEGA D22 DICTNWSI :- Aiom Scientists Included In New Year's Honours List who have contributed to ntomielelectrielan Howard Bertram .plaa- development were . . h h l t day despite requests by their coun- Ylguzencnfnoxrr lm the , . ,, n Sir Pa..atiaki.s, 22, were remanded in the Hlrwen nomic energy pm ject who is credited with being the first man to split the atom . by ””"”d, Order of Merit - Britain's mostl . tre ed in the charges and because Pr .d of "disastrous repercussions" on. 35' "" the stock - brokerage firm con- m:li::?n” lfhnunrcmgnnlnmgxmgzoupt made a Knight Commander of the British Empire. The 55-yearcldl scientist is the acknowledged driv-.3.-jdges, head of me 3;-lush civu in: force behind Britain's expand-lservice for the past it years. and U13 Pelctitlme Ilolnlc POW?!” Pl'0-iSir Robert Sinclair, chairman of Pdlliltlahlx suriendeled to Mon gwo SPORTS FIGURES n k water firm who was found with Hart in Bmlsh Emlll" illlesllllallon b.V lnsllfance But la” exlJ'c" he will b'vBrilain's best-dressed member of nin sport. followed years of clamor houses of the stolen securities andl. England's national team and is". l RANGOON, BURMA Reuters- C0nlSl-0!! last September. LONDON (AP) - Two Britons;pics off to a good start. They are singled out forjterer Lawrence Dundon.- ainter ionin the Ncwtlohn Gray, rigger William announced byll' 'mes, plumber William Pew- Queen- ltress. carpenter Frank Saunders. John Cockcroft. director oflpolice sergeant William Poulter land police inspector Rnbert lBirney. TWO NEW BARONS Queen Elizabeth also created Hg join; two new barons and handed out and 511-343 ltnighthoods as well as a host of lesser accolades for services in a wide range of endeavor Part of the list was compiled by the of- lfiue of Prime Minister Eden. The two barons are Sir Edward echanical means. won the. asured distinction. Eisenhower Sir Christopher Hinton was 1'8 the imperial Tobacco Company. A CBA went to theatrical im- The list contained the names of presario prince Lmley, who has nearly 2.000 men and women staged some 200 traditional Bflnlttd IWBFGI. They Came lrnml Christmas pantoniinies; B asil all walks of life. Two sports flg- Cameron, symphony conductor. urea. Donald Campbell. the world actor Robert Marley and Cecil speed I'eC0l'dh0ldel'. 8ndlBcaton, at 54 Britain's most coli- Slllnley Matthews. "gland Oldlsistent photographer of the Royal man” of soccer, both were named Family, companions of the Order of the Knigmhnods were conferred 0" Mann .n V 1 Edward Hulton, publisher of Pic- .tew3' 5" ” "C "9 Wile" lure Post and other magazines. for his league club and for l2.ng- and Hen”, whips, Cnnnnnnn 59. l"'d- 39” M mle mlm the 3wa"l- who has the reputation of being knighted when he finally retireswamnmenn from the game. . The award to Matthews, Show-n Viscount Harcourt. financial ani- ing the young monarch's interest visor at the British embassy in lwashington. nas made Knight in Britain for some national rec-in ronunander oi the order of St. ogition of the sporting idol, now Michael. 41, who has played 51 times luring probably known to more people in the world than any other sports figure. Campbell, who set a record of 225.63 miles an hour on Laxc is the Paul Waner Is .CriiicaIly Ill 35-year-old son of the late speed! . . lking Sir Malcolm Campbell. l SMASO” ”a' HP) - Paul lwane , a member of the basebal' AUSSIES HONORED pliull of Fninc. iuis reported in In 3 special Australian honors critical condition Thursday with list. the Queen conferred lll(llT1-:l7ll9l'llll”lla- lbership in the Order of the British , , 1 g. ,. . Empire on Peter Thomson. tllrce- I Th." l”l'””I "lime d?n' 5 The sfllllll tinics winner of the British open rl;In,ll'i':'l:l:;;'0;l1e5gl;8:ala:m)l;:l 10” champ'onsmp' and on hurdltllllfll He was stricken Sunday 'i: known by her maiden name of, 9" an " 5 he ent Shirley Strickland. WOII B finllli Wancr. 53, had been active and medal at the Melbourne Olympicslhnd planned to play in an old ln the 30-metre hurdles with 8'timers game at St. Petersbnrg world record time of 10.7 seconds.l.l-an. ii). A batting instructor for She has since announced her re- the Milwaukee Braves farm sys- tlrement from competition. tenl, he made his name playing The British Empire Medal was: with Pittsburgh Porates but also given to the eight Australiansl played with the old Boston Braves who worked hard to get the Olym-I and New York Yankees. DAILY CROSSWORD :-imam urinal .:iisv.iml,4, iziag-lull) ACROSS 2. Aatern 23. iriigm. ,3 m 4 ,, mum l.City (Bram) 3. Binds Ieas gag;-3! ngmyqm.-I C. Lofty C. Direction bird '2?! mountain sign 25. Wood 9. Ablau 5. The (Fr) en l0. Aegean 6. Wild ox pin island 7. Paper 11. Plant ll. showy (Gypsy) in- flowar 8. Flower dual sects I1. Foolish act 11. River tFr.) Z8. Felines ll. Pronousi 12. Last. 29. Hateful lb. Capital 13. Time long 31. Lets T0IWNIV'I MW" (BuIg.) put down 42. Malt 11. Behold! 16. Refrain - 32. Liberatu beverage I8. Wager I9. Yugoslavian 35. Part of cost 44 Molaten I0. Gained premier 38. Worry 46. Tensile It. Jujubo (posa.) ill). 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