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PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.,We're working very fast. I've, Ginter went against his traif+\ persons were killed Sunday and ggg te a agcied with Spam | @ (CP) — Ben Ginter, who left|got as far in a month as anyone jing enough to buy an interest/200, injured when @ whirlwind | he * orities over extra z swan River ai 14 with two bitslelse got in two -years—industry|in a Prince George brewery, accompanied by hailstones the “ ane. in his je and made a fortune|people, who are supposed to although “‘it wasn't to’ my|size ‘of tennis balls whipped When they landed here, some | > im the’ West, betieves he has the |know.” ‘ ‘church's liking, and my mother 'througif northern Italy. girls hat been waiting 14 hours background to succeed where He is convinced enough tim- was upset."’ : \" whe fresk storm, tellewing @((0. cheer them. Several started | gitnts have given -up. ber exists in the area covered He also owns 14 companies, scorching heat wave, virtually ‘ir airport. vigil af midnight |

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Bloedel and Powel! River Ltd.— | Backing him tn that belief are ; at ihn fee P at‘14 took him west, and he took | | giente—decided they’ couldn't Is ined wane” et penees 3 oe Hote ond | From Continent | ) DUBLIN tap Eamon de i ; | jber camps, and ultimately to : alera, Ireland's 82.- year - old no fear, Bet lnte's mind ei te eee nat (it Prince George witha bulione.) LONDON (AP)—The Beatles pesin!, underwent 's hernia - it’ 4 ‘a trailer, a pickup truck and a) have a ‘operation in a private nursing! To me. it's a very interest-|Lid. of which Ginter ts presi- © °0' pean tour on which they played |home here Saturday, oan

- Ing-kind of challenge,” he said | dent. in an interview. | The company first attracted The same kind of confidence, | t0 less-than-capacity houses and | annousced Sunday. A doctors’ “I think I can put it together. attention this spring by bidding|he believes, can take him to a|received a welcome home from |pullétin described the operation |$12,000,000 for a tree farm li-| Successful mill in Kitimat, no|about 1,000 - young screamers, jas ‘“‘slight."" Doctors said de | mostly-~girls. \Valera had a restful night and

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TUESDAY PROGRAMS match ‘the $12,000,000 bid, or what 1 did om supldity and | Z lose it to Benazio. putting the eart before the’ POP GAYS I CAN HAVE ANY CFCY-TV The company ponied up the horse. : 5 MONEY F IN THAT CHAIR | $12,000,000 and. kept the | ~ “DP learned at an early age) OuT $9.30. p.m.—Musicale | $12,000,000 and. kept the licence. nich way the horse went.” | 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time fwith a certain. amount of dark : 6 5.00 p.m.—Childrens Filme - brane * the wo of | . Zz 5.30 p.m.—tTake 30 /Ginter an urocan, took on 6.00 p.m.—39 Halt Hours for Ty | added meaning in the industry. Executives Cc 6.31 ‘p.m.—Gazerte _ | Ginter blandely ” denied any , wo 7.01 p.m.—-CFCY-TV News -;“fun_and.games™ in connection | ti ® ti w 7.15 p.m.—TBA - | with: the’ $12,000,000 bid—or any: imiusTic > - ail le Show eer either. ; ey :00 p.m.—Dr.. Kildare “I don't live like that. Money| | Sd eee = fa ea _— that much to me.| Over Stee eng € — - 9.3 p.m.—Te ou : “T was -brought a strict | be a ¥ 10.30 p.m.—Gideon’s Wey Baptist, although £ may break! CLEVELAND-~AP)—With the BRUCE ADAMS of Colon, Mich, 11.00 p.m.—Newsmagazine the rules a-bit as far as taking | biggest first-hilf output in the TO SAVE A GROUP OF SETTLERS IN 12,00 p.m.—CBC TV News a drink is concerned,” he said: industry's history just recorded, SIX CORNERS, MICH. FROM STARVATION

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~A . H u | : ; CKCW ay: thence ta sumption, Steel magazine re- 6 YEARS OF AGE (51) Q 2.13 p.m.—Station Sign On 11,00—News ot Begional Weather | Pts : ‘ eS my 2.15 p.m.—News, Weather and 11.05—Starlight Serenade | Production of ingots in the Sports 11.30—News and Weather |first six months approximated >| 2.30 p.m.—Peyton Place 11.35—Starlight Serenade ' 70,600,000 tons, compared with | paged p-m.—Gale — oe .12:00—CBC News, Maritime Westher plang ae ae ie i . : : @ .30 p.m.—Moment ru and Sports \first half, the wee urna tre: == 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time | metal-working says. ; co nee 2 rn 7 CBA Most melting furnaces ae en el j=) : -30 pm.—Take Thirty many finishing mills are work- EARS THE HALF “A | ei 6.00 p.m.—Jungle Jim | , FUESDAY \ing hse chee the US. July. OF MUSSOLINIS NAME, CREATED eae x 6.30 p.m.—News, Weather and 6:00—The Morning Show. Pat 1,4. Weekend,. steel says, because i aon iA se WHO WAS AN AMATEUR LOCKSMTH- | “2 560 sim aed irene ieee rere fer, oo of heavy otter, tactioet sot| | CAPTURED ADB WA SAID TO BE CAPABLE OF PHING. | - 7.30 p.m.—Ripcord . ’ eye One ene. teel for ingots ad asting= | ANY IN HIS KINGDOM e = 8.00 p.m.—3’s Music | Weather . beers ¢ . : ' oe sea, ae aoe 8:15—Maritine —Sportseest iwas up 5,000 tons, and a . e : f LET’S PACK UP THE WOW? THAT sun ) pes AND JUST PUTTING ON THAT'S THE ie . 9.00 p.m.—The Great Wer 8.21—The Morning Show, Part 2 Weeks output will ee ee -e LUNCH, THEN GO REALLY SIZZLES’S - WHAT DO) ( SUNTAN OIL! A SALAD . yt $3 butane tai | 8:35—Max Ferguson igher, sw ans ne dau ane ’ : - FOR A SWIM J ie casio y YOu THINK “\I DON'T WANT \ DRESSING? Y "he 10.30 p.m.—GI | 9:00—CBC Ni : } | : ' 4 TOF sow ee eS ee +4 cama a ~|{n-placement of new orders and’ PJ A|LY CROS SWORD YOU'RE DONG os oe a 4 12.00 p.m.—CBC National News | wk A Chronicle | July is expected to show an- | *. Thin EEE DERN YY er 12.15 a.m.—Viewsoint 10:30—To Market With. Musie jother slight decline, Steel re- ace din CARITAMUSTARS - = 12.20 a.m.—Lionel Network News |11:00—CBC News ~|ports. Immediate delivery can} %Ammunl = _ Pete inte ORGANMEBIVIETY 12.25 a.m.—Station Sign Off 11:05—Joan Marshall *|be made on products squeezed a sot co eS ieee pea ‘by import competition, says the| — slang i mountain 24. Creole BIE TT IHIS) ce 11:15=For Consumers : a | 5. Meal: 5. Matter: state: (AL) MSIU Ie] CFCY - 11:20—Record Album : pmagesiie, —bat sone “U1. Portuguese law bor. Ay 11:30—The | Archers (continue in tight supply and a navataier 6.—-Le 25 visti 3 TUESDAY 111:45—Jeumpeters Lullaby ain wie Is necessary for! 49. show . Gallienne 28, Close Al ‘ }.12:00— bo Juncti | ec ¥ f 6.30=News and Weather ae cer acaaa | Steel's composite om Ne 1] genus gue os Diet Ae ME 1 6:35—Morning Roundup 1 -}yegocMeritie fern. O'Cant ‘heavy melting scrap was un-| 44 Trony “tee Pea SIKJETEITMmSIAION ly) 6-45— land Weather, Mer. Temp. | 1:00—CBC News end Weather jchanged for the fifth straight)- 35. Rip .~ 9. Frage Kenya _ Yesterday's Anower i. “e orning Reundup 1:15—What’s On Tapp j week at $34.83 a ton. |) | -37. Gunny ment 30. Of 39. Witty pea " 55—News..and Weather 1:45—The Open Road Show | : cloth 10. Fangs great sayings eae —— Hour. | .1:59—D.0. Time Signa! it | F © ; I8N.Z, “{6. Make age 40. Héathen 7 SoM loundup 2.00—The Open Road Show B WW. ry fF ~ fort “thot $2.Musie a and Weather ~~ | 2:45—t Happened Today and i c e irm 19. Tomb L agains aote 42. Observe mI ; Ao Report | John Drainie Tells A Story P fi e 3 ' Z inscription 18. Kettle 23. Fastener 43. Denary rf ; —Morning Roundup 4:00—CBC News ro its Down 23. Famous 20. Italian 34.More =~ ‘44. Simpleton ; 45—Island Weather, Mar.- Temp. | 3.93—Trans-Canada Matinee | { . musical river infrequent 46. Soak ,46—Morning Roundup ¢ | 3:30—Trans-Canada Matinee | pal: i comedy 21. Obstruct 35. Banish flax 7:56—Seork Cavsule & Scofeboard TORONTO (CP Canadian 26. Annoy m 8.01—News 4:00—CBC News | Breweries Itd. had net profit’of| 97. musical & 1haeaiie: | 4:03—Canadian Roundup | $4,333,880 or 14.34 cents a share | thatrament Zz 616 Merniae Roane | 4:10—Music In The Air |in the six months ended April; 931, Charact > Ca 5:00—Mar. Fish B'Cast 30, compared with $6,015,382 of, ‘isticofa. Zz ; T : le | 8.50—Allantic News Roundup “5.30--CBC Note. Book Wane oe ee @ ta ee es ae jg | S00=CBC_News sss The company says sales were: peak eS 5 ? — epee 6:15—On Parliament Hill | $181,155,648 against $182,719,385. i 36 Small orig — 4 9.11—Preview Commentary 6:20—Today’s Editorial 1 ree. | Be ES 4 16—Notes = | 6:25—Inland Weather and Sports Apri} 30 earnings ‘were $2,283,-' 87. Not TH OE ici and Music oe OP FF Sete ere Oe —ageetet 11 00GN sd 6:30—Business_ Barometer ‘pared with $3,005,587 or 11.03. ~ 38. Arabian + jews and Weather —— | 6:35—Music In The Evening ~ }eents a share. chieftain tae ae oe |. 7.30—TBA, | In. Canada both sales and, 41.Awn 1140ctulletin Board 6.00—Assignment profits were higher but in the 45. Smell +a 8:30—Continental Holiday _ | United States sales and earnings, 47. Hand-to- 2 -50—Notes end Music : : __| 9:00—Christian Frontiers ; ane tower . hand fights TSS Atare “Naws “Roundup ~")"9.30—Inv't Piano Festival Finst "|" Working capital of $62,071,351| 48.C. Amer. _ 12 leather . Concert art : eabylecks . Wee Geis Te Boece ical Nawa.On Par-| at April 30 compares with $66,- e — 12:30—News and Weather : liament Hill and Speaking Led ed Cr ‘ea be “up etua-ae wane eat $4,639,678 to $61,496,793. This in. 60.Cut : sich he ho 10:30—Music Scene 639, 498,793. This in- | 1.05—Town and Country Time” 41.00—The Canadian Mood Nee — ohare oe cae 1.15—What’s On, Tapp | 2 /12:00—CBC News | 16-801 me he a Pe gy pl 1.45—Town and Country Time 12.03=Sposts Scores, Inland and 19, soe he shares now have | 2. Error + 2,00—News and Weather Marine Weather ~ a market value of $24,555,000. 2.05—Mostly Music : ‘ ’ _3.00—News Headlines and Weather | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee CONTRACT BRI DG E | - Tae 2 : BAAXR A it | 4 00—News "Heedion eee, eet ee : By B ‘JAY BECKER z One letter simply stands for ine = eats Ais used “34.04—Canedien: Reuddup ; yy -b. JURE j i for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- | 4 10=Tops In Pops : : : a trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. 5.00—News- and Weather South dealer. - . ‘lar trick or a particular suit; Each day the code letters are different. ‘ 5.05—The Outports : Both sides vulnerable. jyou have to do more than that 5.25—Marine Weather : NOR. and think about the play of the A Oryptogram Quotation

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