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     ' cial scandals. . 
     
     ON  E  . Early this year. with 130an!! 1’ I 7 on, ozANDMA's AND site's TAKING IN as: arr-ms ME "A90 ' M' 
     
     l p   e   S  K I gunning to afftec; the [fawn -- » i 03:” 152mg? ALoglg's‘miJMpm' END oeMvooAve w: TINNI‘ new 
     
     V ‘ ‘ , .‘ ’s econom '. s u an s gan ‘ ‘ I GA Em . ' '~ 
     
     I‘Ul‘bDAY PROhRAMb   'demonstratin; and again Kim  7 g  _". CmZENs CL” I ' ‘ . - ’ ,' 
     
     ‘ was the target for criticlnm. xi   ' i - l 
     
     CFCY-TV o . The students now accused  ‘ ' it ' ~ . - ' ' i:. 
     
     Kim of selling out South Korean ‘ i i"? 
     
     1.30 p-m.—-Musmot¢  s n   n m  interests in talks with Japan to Z.' 3 l 
     
     2 (:0 tam-Password normalize diplomatic relations  3 f: 
     
     2 A” D-M’SW'W'H'" between the two countries and l:7 c 
     
     300 pm. Take Thirty By ROBERT LIU lags monthly salary runs about average annual growth rate of 1 called for his resignation as > '-- -‘-"" 
     
     3 3| p.m.—Fnenclly Giant SEOUL lAPi .— when PI‘ESL‘ 8.000 won 1324', or about half of five per cent. - chairman of the Democratic Ro r._1... == 
     
     3 is p mu—Mv POIQ‘EUI dent Chung; Bee Park took me  what it takes for basic esseu Sou t h Koreans. meanwhile. publican Party. Kim denied th" - '- - 
     
     400 pm —Fvlreb‘:i X-S oath of office six months as" 'tials. The price of rice—Souin had to tighten their belts. This l accusations. But when the latest 
     
     43" p "‘--Pl“l 5' "ml 0? Pledfled l0 stamp 0ul COFWD‘ Korea's staple {nod A— has in created discontent and they in.- l demonstrations early last week alas ‘ ‘ 
     
     5-0l Fem-4m" 5““ “on and "ever Permit a dlcla- creased 150 per cent in lo gan looking foratarget for their ‘ grew in violence and began 6'9 5% 
     
     5,30 p.m,_coma listen Awhile torship to return to South Korea. l months to 4.500 won $17.50) for criticism. spreading throughout the coun- 
     
     s.oo p.m.—TB‘A d 1“ Today Park. 46. find: himself 1 a i74-pound bag. a supply that ATTACK ON KIM try. he resigned. 
     
     6J5 p-m~:cGoa::":r iompared with this toughest'will last a family of two. i They hi, upon the munirvv‘ The Demonstrations died out // is THIS PURbE WHM’ DIFFERENCE 
     
     6-30 elm-Aim” NW at"! American strong man and month. second _ rankmg 0mm K‘mp after the resignation and Park / sruaet’i : 9055 TH T MAKE? 
     
      p:qu gm ernmenl employees h a v  'ihe WIVES and children of got- Chang . 13.1. who mastemllmded l appeared to have restored or ' \A'IANT GEE I SOU ONLV BU‘.’ l't’ TO 
     
     7.30 p-mr—My Favor". Mam." beenb accused of openly accept. ernmeni workers have had L“ the 1961 coup, He was akeady der' Soldiers patrolled the lam—,5 swam, 54 w = I, M. 
     
     . p- ‘ dam On. ing ribes. i take jobs. ‘ disliked for organizing me Sou”, ‘ streets Saturday but the day ‘ 9°55 '7' “A?” 55 
     
     3.00 pm. H D I Hardships often spawn corrup- I. Since 1945, the United States Korean C e n” 31 Intel“ en", passed quietly, z 97.03”? 
     
     9.3g p.m;a:’rtneszel:/. tion and this bleak. barren pen- has pumped in about 33.600000 Agency originally form; 'u' 1 Park dampened down the am a; 
     
     3.20 pint—.8: Ycasey insula country has hardships. 000 in economic old. This flow oi check gnu-Junta achw’ies hm ‘ dent demonstrations by my“. ’ui 
     
     i056 p-m —Front Page challeng. en Park was sworn in Dec. help hardly slowed during thin whlch later developed mm a so: i mg malitial 13“. on the “pug El 
     
     ' - P' ' Nawsm “in, i7, after heading a military i horean War, or during the. pu- ,et police network and threaten“, to do the sam‘ 
     
     1-00 W“— 9 Junta for three years, some of i alitical crisis that forced Presl v- 4 ' A i g 2 
     
     i130 p.m.——Tho Nature of Things i - him earlier had been BCCUoCC . in other Cities. He also ordered 
     
     Y the most pressing problems fac- dent Syngman Rhee to I‘eslgn ‘ i ‘ 
     
     t2.oo p.m.-—cac .v New: - . . p of attempting to grab power in . all colleges and universities 
     
     ing South Korea 5 Third Repun- and a bloodless coup that ousted v i 
     
     1213 ppm—Local Weather 1”, were inflation e 1 Pl. . J h M Parks Democratic Republican' closed for a month—in effect 
     
     12.” .,m..=sign off " ‘ “"1"?” l em" 0 r.‘ ‘ Chang and P r . ~ starting summer vacations 
     
     ment and lack of foreign mplbrought Park mto power. Park-S mum“, n, Imp “.a, earl‘. 
     
     CKCWJI-v change i South Korea today Vilma“) ' 'g “ ’ “ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     owl Vl/eather. Sports introduced some improvements i trol of the country after the 1961 
     
     1.00 p.m.—tuosdoy Playbill to case the burden of the. coud- l coup. He introduced an ambit _- I.  
     
     Crimson Kimono ry s . .000 peo le. ‘ ious five - year industrialization " as“ k [m _ 
     
     2.30 p.m.—At Horne With He has brought in new man: play in 1962 to increase the SWARMOF 5 
     
     Helen Crock" try. notably cement and fertllt. country‘s youth rate by an  ' " ‘ ‘ 4 _  a 
     
     300 v-mv-T-ke WW 28!‘ Plan's. But this was done by average 0f seven per cent an ‘ ' l ' A 4 -- ' 'GHT S 
     
     a 30 p-rm—Tl'l! Friendly Giant straining other sectors of the ‘ nually. j - i .- . _ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     to live an austere life. i goals the first two years and it 3 r - 
     
     A government worker’s aver ‘was readjusted to return its} 
     
     500 pm ——Razz|o Dazle . 
     
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     6.40 p.m.—Siipper Club 
     
     6 ‘55 p m —Snorts 
     
    
   
   
    
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     7 so am -2” One - r I a S  WAS BUILT wasu'cmuos ‘ 
     
     . t _—Bu kh Boys ‘ ' ' 
     
     :3?) alga-who're,“ mm 6 MARTIN AS HIS HOME 
     
     p AND HE BEOUEATHED IT 
     
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     Aoéuuo, SPUN HANG 
     
     325cc nos ‘n' sru FF.’ u»:— 
     
     HE WENT HOME 
     
    
   
   
    
     900 nun—Fatty Duke 
     
     930 pin—Ben cu" 3" KEN KEIALY its among the federal Liberals 'fgcrmpkwmr "’5 
     
    
   
   
    
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     "m pIm-_News Magazine OITM‘ A iCPl — Liberal ef— in other provinces is uncertain. “RING/714F753 m5 
     
    
   
   
    
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     l.2l—Tho Garry Foamy Show 
     
     Part 2 
     
    
   
   
    
     lad-Max Forguaon Show} 
     
     9.00—CIC News and Direct loporh 
     
     9.10—Proviow Commentary 
     
     9.16—A.M.Chronicio 
     
     lO.l5——Young At Heart 
     
     loan—University of Tho Air 
     
     "DO—CBC News 
     
     H.05-Shirloy Irott 
     
     HAS—For Comumorl 
     
     "JO—Record Album 
     
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     “JO-Maritime Farm I'cut 
     
     Loo—cs: Now! L Woathor 
     
     1.15—Shirloy Humor Show 
     
    
   
   
    
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     LID—Music in tho Air 
     
     Lift-Music in the Air 
     
     LEO—torn” 
     
     loo—Mar. Fish B’cut 
     
     5.20—Tampo, CIC Notebooki 
     
     ooo—csc New! L Wuthor 
     
     6.15—0n Parliament Hill 
     
     6.20—Today's Editorial 
     
     6.25—inland Woatiior 
     
     6.30—Muaic In Tho Evom‘ng 
     
     7.30—Dusl: 
     
     loo—Assignment 
     
     Bab—Winnipeg Pops 
     
     too-Fourth Es'ato 
     
     9.30.010!" in Concort ~ 
     
     "LOO—CBC Nat. News on Parliament 
     
     Hill I. Speaking Personally 
     
     limo—Music Seen. Monmol 
     
     HOG—Action Thutro 
     
     ii .SO—Nighnpot 
     
     12.oo_csc Now: 
     
     12.03—soom Scoru and Marine Eurakxafig. ' 
     
     I. Inland Wuthor 
     
     IRAs—Mini: In Tho NIgM 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     . forts to "democratize" the But the ex notation; of uebec‘ , ‘ 
     
     11.30 pom—Nature of Things Dam. structure last week left. Liberals ofpbemg able mist u NEEAZSDEATH 0 Ch I , l 
     
     i2.00 p.m.-CBC rv N w t , 1, , . _P. MARTIN ceases-p t1 ares , 
     
     t2.t5 awn—Viewpoint 7‘0 “1‘6de pmblems M be! separate fedflal and pmvmmal THATHEBE l 
     
     1220 a MAME, Newark New. dealt with at a later date. :orgamzations was frustrated. at BURIED m,“ \ - fith67aicelebrated 
     
     12‘25 B'm‘_smmn 5; n 0" One was the much-heralded least temporarily. ‘ “5 ME” ' . - mm" “Wm” 
     
     '_'_______§_.._._ sepai‘ation nf provtnciai and Their explanation was that . ‘  
     
     :lfldt’ral let‘rals in Quebec. _A the national council wanted to M ' o D HEAfTH 
     
       secolld “'35 )“llel‘t’ DOIICY \Vlll‘ take no action at present. pend- '. I . won; 6 mm 0F N54 
     
     receive the final stamp of ap- ing a meeting of the Quebec fl \ ' r STOCKINGS TO ED EVERY 
     
     Cpcy Drm'al _ j federation to work out the prob-l ‘ “631' FOR '75 YEARS 
     
     A number of federal Liberals. em of relations between the" “- HE NEVER WE 171'! SAME SMCKMJGiS Till/CF 
     
     russoar approached the Liberal nationaliouebec federation and the hat ~056Mb!“ mmmmamkwmmuam 
     
     connoil meeting With b rig h t‘ tional federation ‘ 
     
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     twat. :  in; utilities: this: . A  “i or?  g 
     
     ' ' ave .n say n .a. since 
     
     6.35—Country a. Wemrn loundup for separate 'Liberal organize-l move for separagion in the Que-'  l    . g 
     
     :gt’zlegm a. Weather tions to function—one provln-;bec federation the federal Lib—1 ACROSS DOWN 21 Certain 
     
     7.]He row Christian Hour nail and one federal. . :eraJs have been gaining grealP-l‘ 1.Va.1ue 1. Speciesot 24:Arnpere'  
     
     7',O_N:°""l; a, w;""" “WWW They found that one road; will?“ 0f the“ COMlUuenCY 01": '5. Blond garlic abbr. I 5‘ 1m 
     
     7-35_Fari;vns Re e:t or block was a firm stand. partinEr’illllalmlls and defeating “1059‘ 9.Placeo! 2.Birdsa.3 25.Bishop lfi 
     
     7.“_C°Um 2°C” ularly by western Liberalsw forces Within them “‘llldl seek safety aclass ofRome gag fig ‘1 
     
     8~OO_NEM Y ""m Emma”? against altering the provinci-159l’al‘ali §lmClUFES~ 10. Revoko 3. Number 27. Beak ~ LAM '_ l”. 
     
     a H_we“her ' ally-based membership in the. . 11 th 90d 1‘95"“ 12.Correct 4.Concluded 29.Ma ry wi—r‘i 5x 
     
     sis—couer g. wesmn R d party. The success of Premierl Will be to halt. the drive for 5613- 13.Desert 5.Decorated 31.Reduces, Emil-“ID EU 1"!; 
     
     ads—vvemher own up R055 Thatcher's Saskatchewan arate structure when the Que-i plants as  H B  
     
     a’sfkmlanm New. Federation in the April provin.‘ bec federation meets. _ : 14.Beastof 6.Sayingo theheat: [gig Egg :mi 
     
     8 V_Thougm Fm Todd. c151 election was a contributing The question of where policy burden 7.“Childo£ 32.C8rta.in ': l” 
     
     9 00_News & Voice R: r. B 3 factor to the Opposmnn is controlled may remain unre 15.Watergod: the Sun" decksof Yesterday'- have i  
     
     g‘lkpmmw Cmmem EZCL—C‘C C Mr ,, . cnmn1andjng solved until the National Lib- Babyl. 8.Mado ' a slope 
     
     “541°,” L Mum” the first suecessiui Libel-givers! Federation holds its next 17.Corroded groovesm. some“ 44.1celandlo I I 
     
     9.27—Motlnao Musical Chorad drive for power in SESkatChe‘lmvenuon. At me urging Of‘ 18.38110”. “Irma 35‘Inteuece  ve 
     
     q‘akNom and Mum u wan in more than year” prime Minister pom-son, 1t 19. Slopesdowa 9.Curea 36. Stretches £6.Tarkmgton l i 
     
     9'55__Wh”,. Th! Son Com , says he’s quite willing to co-: NObablY Will be called ‘0? Jill-i 21113333151” 11'de of dimmer  
     
     ‘0.OO_NEW’ and Wang" “ operate with federal Liberalsi nary or February unless a fed- 23-31?“ Claims bfadl 47-03211 a 
     
     mos—Nam & Mum was Inns as we are not expeded an} election intervenes. suddenly 16. Melody 32.Lnsteady of 
     
     WOO—New. and wank" to take orders from someone mi 26.AW&tC:ll{- 20. Angincan 4..Giveout, sight I X 
     
     “05W”. “d Mm Ottawa on the running of Lib, onsmov FOREST! 32”“ e’ “‘1 °" “rem 4935159111506 :lfl‘ 
     
     “'27_Ma"n” Music“ Chmd” era] affairs in Saskat.che\van.f Canadians cause fires which 28 Cu?“ i t 
     
     “304%.” "d Mum either federally or provinci- destroy an average 2.000.000. ' SS   
     
     HAS—Bulletin Board ~ , , _ tam?“ “f “‘9 00““"3" M95”, 30.Before l 
     
     H_50_N°'es and Mum Ho“ “idespread Nils attitude annually ‘ SLReddlsh  
     
     H.55—Atlantlc Nam - metal ,l 
     
     12.00—Woathor ' 34. subsides  ‘0 
     
     12.05—Torwn and Country Tim.   37-C0njun0tl0n l m 
     
     USO-Now: & Weather ‘ 38. To “blue 
     
     l2.43-P.E.i. Road Report By B. JAY BECKER pencil" l 
     
     ills—Town and Country Time I 31111050: . 
     
     LOO—Nowl, Weather 8. N.S. Road ’ ‘ men ‘ ' ' W ' 
     
     Report 4 South dealer. means of a diamond finesse. l 43.Jumblo . I mmgmwaujugu 
     
     Les-Town lnd‘Country Tim. North . South vulnerable South‘s cluef concern was to 'Pmish ‘0 A v/W I" 
     
     lJS—Shirloy Humor—CDC NORTH guard against the possibility "EV" . 3 '\~ / ‘ 
     
     1-45-Cafo Varmv 86‘s that East had the king. If this 45-h“ , : 
     
     zoo—Now. a Weather .As was the case. the contract was 48 i ht ”. 
     
     2.05-Tops in Country and Pop: 'A 87‘ in danger. t ‘b cross} th ml 
     
     2.27—Matineo Musical Charade: . $3 ‘ The first problem to be solix; 50 sewage 0': t 
     
     ISO-Top! In Country and Pop! EA ,1. ed was whether. or not to take} 513113;”. on i >‘ 
     
     3.00—Nows a. Weather .KQIOQ.’ .‘2 ' . ng of spades. Declareri‘ 'nouces i G) 
     
     3.03—Trans~Canada Matinee—CDC .KQm‘ v.18?“ knew th at if he took the ace 1 52. Heraldic I" 
     
     3.30—Tops in Country and Pop: .63 .K5 ' and finessed the diamond. he word  
     
     :DO—Nawgldi Weather .62 4.985 4 would be defeated if East had ‘ 53.Afflrma.- - "‘ 
     
     4-03—C10_Tlnl [IlncioundUp-IIJCIC 86m the king of diamonds and also: tive x. 
     
     “SO‘TES’on' 3W” "‘ F"’l” . A J5 had a spade to return. votes . '. 
     
     5:00_Nam 19;, 02*" '93 South likewise knew that if D , O 
     
     5.05—Matinco Musical Charadu . ngz he may“ a low “Ede on the   _ news how to l 
     
     SOFT“. 0U, cm ‘AQJlo opening lead. West would prob- A X Y D L B A A X R I I I 
     
     5:25.20—Msrtn: min... The biddi . ably shift to a heart. in which 1- L o N G F E L L o W “  ' "  orcouss '  ' THANK I‘M AFRAIDYOU’ZE 
     
     5 284,,“ ompom “5' 0856 l-ll! hand would Callapse If t Oneletter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used  MlSTAKEN Mz-PAl-OOKA! 
     
     ¢_m_News L Wmhn fin-h Ive“ 2’01”! 1583': it tfirmed .out that East had the for the three L’s, x for the two 0’s, etc. Single letters, apoa- } -- Rpé , ,‘ 
     
     6.i5—On Parliament Hill—CBC 3 . Pa.” 3: 1;“ “n5 0‘ diamonds. ji trophies, the long-tn and formation of the words are all hints. t (—  :“SSON5 , 
     
     it so- spom pmd, 3 NT “5  South came up with the . Each day tho code letters are different. I o ' - —' 
     
     630—Tunlghf'. Music brilliant idea of playing the "I 
     
     :gtsm to the Bible Opening lead — king of isck' of illegal 0:111? kins! A Cmuflm “mail” ‘ _. 
     
     . News a. Weather 5 adcs. es. con nu wit 't e queen 
     
     7 AS—Program Schedqu pp, good bridge player must after thi s play. He naturally N A F N W F H K N A K E w P A P A J A. > 
     
     goo—lone G'uida Program also be a good salesman if at thought that declarer had star- XW D A J E F H D D J W E P A. '1‘ K S N.— '- 
     
     quO—Tcinightll Music wants to sum“_ He must be ted  the A-J 8.10m. which ‘ 
     
     C‘Oso'm‘fiflfi"; :°";"‘E‘af_3c able at times to convince the :rwgfifgigm‘lzh? thHl-hm halted U A J 3 H 9-K 
     
     ‘5 V“ orients that somethin exi to ~ ' “m ‘ 
     
     lnoo—cgc’Nmoml NW, :53“ “mm M m3 exist mum that E”, Md “med Yesterday’s Cryptoquoige:THEREIS nomomnonr g 
     
     lOJO—Ranerved'For Music CBC Or else that S‘omethmg does not with three spades. which was SUFFERS THAT THE SOUL MAY NOT mm BYF" ‘ 
     
     :1 me“? a Regional Weather exm whmh actually do” certainly a good enough reason MEREDITH ‘ 
     
     ,‘Iakn'e‘vugl';  wm’m South. was a fine salesman in ‘0’ “mulling “1th 3 Splde- 0 was King mun-es Syndicate. m. 
     
     uaksmn h, Sum“. this deal. He was playing three Not pressing his luck any m Ir, m flame-"71,56: 
     
     mowNmfh Ion“ Wmh" . notrump and West led the king more. South took the queen mEBLo‘s. “my-5m,- (WA/um mt”! 
     
     5pm,; sgom of spades. Dc cl arer realized with the ace and tried the dia-      i M£--- ' 
     
     12,05_5,'n OH that it We. st had the king mond finesse. The finesse 1051.} 
     
     of diamonds there would be no but East was now out of spades I m 
     
     on trouble at all in making the and South wound upI  ngi “Raga” F‘ - 
     
     ‘ contract. since in that case he ten tricks as the resut 0 his ARE FR|END$1DA§$$TM21N 
     
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