2 ~ "7 4 SaysProgramGets Pushed 2... sr = cova x. ‘To Boost Personal Image MONTREAL (CP).-Air Wice- tees ge eae Marshal Max,.Hendrick, who’ re- |grester eee et eee. [in CASE f GETAYEN TOLOOK. o CLOVERS oe & Ang. ~8,.1968.. 11 only, a black or “multi-racial Africa, the decades ahead are, country as acceptable, I have filléd with uncertainty and for nothing. tn say. I have’ no pa- some fear—fear that southern tience with “them."" Africa's small white mindrity Most while South. Africans, ©#2 do little to stem -the tur. inextricably involved in this bulent tide of Afri¢a's black country's complex racial prob- 458 WHAT DO YOU NEED “Em FOR ON A PICNIC P far twa monthe ago,»said the de. lem, see the republic's massive | CS eetetertscecnnemnsasecarietatint rad: fag a | no fence ‘minister has set himself. military build-up. as the only ttieh Aj tired’ last Year, ‘said .recently ‘corrésponding reduction of an vale tack: it ‘sure safeguard - for the een | British Aircraft | that Defence Minister Paul eosts, he said:in an interview, | nag) tinuance of white ‘su s “ j : : : , Sab ew.) on : fe } premacy Hellyer's move to integrate the The former officer “command: an stim ha (Mae etincey | Some view the country’s long: Has Emergency ermed forsee is being: pushed jing the’ Alr Defence Command ‘now ere himself frozen init,” ferm future with uncertainty | : ; ms Mr. said several senior officers the former chief .of technical They, fear the day when GANDER, Nfld. (CP) - jblack continent, finds pnity VWGNVuS: rs airways ° turho- the to enhance of [British Eatle >» .'Hellyer's personal image and \have hesitated to speak out pub- | ss for no other reason.” : lhiely for fear ot beind slasead omarion entd mA aopecen ™ purpose “and ‘thought and the Prop aircraft made an emer- The reduction of armed) sepv-ias. “sort of a Col. Blimp—out 7 ; ; ‘necessary resources to build a Sency landing here Monday ‘of touch and against change” | Integration cannot be bisck army night, shortly after taking off ' | "FZ think it's time the publie 2chieved in 12 to 14 months a8) there are whites in southern for the United Kingdym. when ON TH E Al R kev that the feeling is not con. Predicted by. the defence minis: | sting who believe that some. (4, hvdrautic systeryfailed. = | : fined tr—one service." he said, ‘The sald. It could be done 421. troubled, unsettled Af |: four-engine Bristol Brt- | | in four to five. years. ; : en ; | ; rican states may. become stabi- .. carrying 71 persons m- ines are published free at |of criticism \by senior Royal .Ca-| The retired air force officet jized, that today’s ‘fiery. black jcluding the crew, coasted to | charge as a ptiblic service andnadian Navy officers. . said he personally is in favor of |‘ noliticians may be ‘replaced by \safe stop 35 minutes after it; appear as presented to us bys It was proposed to cut the integration, but Important que® chreweer, saner-thinking men. |took of following refuelling on ‘the stations concerned. forces by 19,000 men and save tions such as training and pro | some fear the growing num-|@ fight to Manchester from $1,000,000. Well, we've.since lost motion must first be worked per of black, military. leaders, |Toronte. : |17,00%). men and- the lest two out. trained in Western or Commu-| The pilot noticed shortly aher Se _—The tollowing program list- Teferring. to the recent coutburst and Record Players WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS eee show no sign of saving.| "'This_te the great uncer- nist countries and well-qualified |takeof at 7:10 p.m. NDT, that | CFCY-TV. ” IN . wr Seen tainty y knows where he in modern warfare « _, (the airenaft's landing gear re- ‘ lene ‘alae Page “argue fear is sre re fast, ee. ie gen For these whites in’ southern'Imained down, - ey 230 p.m. MAvsicae se lheadquarters, reduction: of ~~ iisag ce : ' = 0 Sm te ie a th frames but a single fhing"ae Marshal Anois ait te RIPLEY'S BELIEVE ITORNOT () 4.25 p.m.—Bonn: rudde | i " ‘ P NS , ; 3.35 pomocMilestones of the. |force. waa ridiculous. tried to impress his viewpoint | 5 : O05 aS Pa Century \ (TERMED IMPOfSIBLE on the defence minister, _ but | . ee LAR oko \aratinatine | Air Marshal Clare Annis, was e victim of frustration and = = 4 PUBLIC eo0 pom summer Cami elosely--involved--in-the-: prelim! retired May 28-at- the age: of; ; we: 1 { LIBRARY | 579 p.mz—Atom Ant services until his retarement 54 : o at al sts 6.00. p:m ~T8A ~ CRN i . “Th j : 5 p.m.—live longer 2 a e Rais " , | ai S é 4 p.m.--Gazette s t : . : ; : L , i : 7.15 pom Festival : 7.50 p.m.—Walt. Disney Presente | i: ‘ , > e Sa Oe ched é : ‘ oe : ag } ii. <9 An ~*~ Micke Einn's : ‘ . Ne P The Dollar Poor” ope i | 139 Pe. aht Storee From” , . ; f y eo ebec * ¢ e 1209 p.m CBC: News : 2:13-@ m.—Local Weather and Sports Shiau 4 ‘ Scores) By DENNIS LEE ROYLE | juntrained, undisciplined mre ; 12.15 asm.—Sign OF OS JOHANNESBURG ‘AP)-At. of the black north are no matc IN-CHIEF OF ‘ALL . JOU'RE F GET THE rican leaders dream of the day asainst the white south. “| "GERMAN ARMIES eee . MESSAGE? « T nONALD RADIO SERVICENWHET. & wnified black“ army) But, the whites realize that! ALWAYS FORGED HES Ow | : Machen : marches against ‘the white ome day, maybe in 20 years, | WEAPOWS AND ALWAYS SLEPT WTA | Fxpert Repairs Radios. —jsouth, wiping out the govern. (hese squabbling. black nations | A SWORD CLUTCWED IN WIS HANDS Y ; aside their persona! ee? | » BALDWIN ORGANS RELL PIANOS. 180 Kent.St. Ph. 4 CKEW-TV ni On Sian Bear 9257 pm 6915) |ments “of Rhodesia, Angola and |Mozambique, and finally com jing to grips\with the, most lhated of all white spots, South \Africa, = *. > to remain ~so™~fo' W a and. likely |many years to come African leaders are beginning to discover ithe blunt fact that It's now only ae pipe-dream | may put idifferences and combine against. the common enemy And the whites are busily arm- jing themselves with @ wary eye ito the future. ‘ ; As ‘a succession of army coups topples the governments sof. The Congo, Ghana and Ni- | geria, and tribal strife ravages) central and eastern. Africa, the Meee MOUNT TUMANTANGIS m. the Philippe Islands, WHICH MEANS “SHEDDER OF TEARS” WAS 0¢ pm-! schaani Dale : ‘ ue four white-ruled states of south- ee tb 9 ag-Musie ern Africa draw into closer un-| SO.NAMED-BECALISE DEPARTING SAILORS OFTEN WEPT WITH “Nave Trust A Gémb! | 7 45—1+ Happened teda Fy catet - SORROW AT THIS LAST SIGHT THER HOMELAND AND ee ee eee aa re WEPT WHTH JOY AS IT HOWE WTO VIEW ON THEIR: RETURN = $0 em-1 The ruth a tie News = FLANKS PROTECTED — ere i ; BUT I CAN'T EVEN 390 p.m. Briae Prudden oy mare As Geographically. ‘South Africa : | GIVE IT AWAY — 3.55 p.m.—Mi'estonas of the Se Seteicciat jis.well buffered from any.direct | - as c ; ; Century 9.97 Music “™. . "|black military threat. She-is : = 4:00 -Bat papell ene . protected on her flanks by the. DAILY CROSSWORD x ee 9:19—Canmentary Portuguése -possessions of An- ACROSS Site 94. Herd of [A = ; Rane: 2 1S-—Assiqnmnat = gola and Mozambique, and in! + Kutos 4. Astral whales © $: rena 9.21--A.M, Chronicle: = [central Africa by whiteruled| +5. Leg ‘armor "_ 5. Orientat «... .38.Lofty ae 10.45—Inte- ide of Mus +Rhodesia, ridil ‘ort a ~wat—of 0, Custom country. =... meune | = 7 ar a PT Rae 1) GO-CBC News | sanctions and, Pal armed! 49 swiftly \. 6. Candlenut tain 0 . St - 11.05—Moerning Comenteter ~jintervention. ‘7 (Y . “742, Sultan’ = WStree. ; : omer a rom U.N.C.L. i $ . Sultan's ree 26. 8. 2 . r fee “eng ¢ : UMC 11:15—For Consumers ‘By~—ftar-the most heavily de-| -" gbcree rong —___Amer.— Prin ialNisiOpal } & Sah ee nS 11.20—-Record. Album fended territory south of the} 13. Antiquated 8.Coli\Swiss| Indian (SRIMINEBIVEMM Icle} Se eran ereae rmar ig HV AM a Archers te Sahara, South Africa publicly | 14 Foot-like = Alps wind group CONV eGR IA bw rm - ~ 19,30 ee <=Summer-Festvel WW #2 On The Sunny Side displayed her military might part =""" 9 Rose’ frui 28. Roads MC SAE TE m.—-C8C-TV. News 11.55—Assianmest during-the—republic’s fifth an-| 15. Marshy 11. Not old, . Old ee rs 12.00 p ; # - 2 12.15 am.—Viewpoint PEO Cee New niversary. meadow 16. Organ of cep Yeoterdey’s Anower 12.20 am-—lTV News 12-03—Jemboree eathca . More than 18,000. precision. 17. Stiteh hearing cot es aay PE 12.30 a.m.~Station: Sign Off ee me OO ace trained white troops. backed by| 18.Thyroid,. /18. Mirror 92. Melts 87: Chills and it ARNATION! LOOK | ; 00--S8C- cent ante veoaliee heavy -.armor, jet fighters, for one 39. Fact 33. Brightest fever ; Doss ieee TO-P025 CFCY RADIO pape OG ee bombers and. artillery, sounded | 20. Monetary — 20. Flatfish star 8&8. Cubicle MOLISE $..PPER. - 1.,45--The Oven Road Show as i , aeatdcbe | unit, . 21. Single 31. Hebrew 39>Afsempt Se ~~ a warning any woul | ‘ : WEDNESDAY LO Oee Meee Signa! liberation. army intent on crush-| 23-King of the |... unit: Zs measure 41. Obtain see : Ree and \Wiaihee eae 2 , <i, ing’ the white man's domain in Amalekites 22.Civil War 35.Siberian _ 43. Part of 6.30—N ’ 2.93—Tha Open Road Show : 27. Close: commander - river “to be” 6.35—Morning Roundup ——- | 2.45—The Feminine Touch southern Africa. ® pe v . saat ae 6.45—Island Wr. and Mar. Temp. 4.90—CAC News “We will rise as one man to a5 ar B RAcEning Romsadap : 9.03Convbreation Part: 1 deter any enemy who dares In- 20. Industriols 6.55-Naws andy cather 1° 2 3O—Canversetion Pan 2 jtrude inte’ this bastion of the “insects 7 00—Hebrew Chrstian Hour 4.90—C8C News south.” said Defence Chief Com- 30 Piizzies: 7.30—News.and Weather 4.03-—-Canadian Roundup mandant Gen. R. C. Hiemstra. | § ‘ collog. : 7.35—Farm._Report 4.19—Misic ‘In “The Air To ensure the— survival of) 31 Rage | is 7i4\—Morning-Roundup 4.33—Assignment South Africa's 3,500,000 whites| 33° Mountain 7 4S—ietand Wr. and Mar. Temp: yy 36 _aNsic In: The Aly and. deter. African extremist pass 7 ApEn NORE BS: ic and Scoreboard:| 5:00-—G8C News “ threats to one day liberate this} 326 Color A mem eeabed Capsule 8G) cote 5.03—Moritime Fish 8/Cast country's - 12,000,000 blacks 49] 37. Behave g ee 5. 23--CBC Notebook costing the republic plenty. 40. Alpha and Seon ee 5.35—Assignment |; Budget estimates, on defence _— a icw ell Bee! 5.40-—C8C Notebesk ees alone ‘since 1961 ‘otal over| 42. Anxious ir yn BS ae: Mocs Beara 6.90—CBC News £400,000,000 ($1,120,000,000) . ” 44. To. continue, 5 : rete pos 5, Rous 4 15—On Parliament yill STRENGTHEN DEFENCE as & : 8 9.00—CBC National News—CBC Riso Oday #, elntie Angéla and Mozambique de- subscription : 5 9:10-:Notes-and Music 6 .25—Business: Bsrome! ploy more’ than 8,000 troops,| 45: 1n fact. Ha ; 10 00—News and Weather er ee staving off.-sporadic attacks by| 46. 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