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| Early year business reports are less than sensational but they indicate continued ad- vance. :

| Perhaps more interesting than ‘the over-all reports are the many individual announcements that indicate that business is pursuing an aggressive course. Canadian Genera) Electric's an- novncement that it has obtained a $5,000,000 order for electrical equipment from Ghana is only lone example of many. Continuing new investments by various interests also indi- cate faith in the future.

If developments continue in jthis fashion, they will build up a force that somewhere along the line can be expected to jmake itself felt in a real eco- nomic surge.

The Canadian Association of Purchasing Agents in its Feb- jruary bulletin says moderate ;gains in new orders and produc- tion were reported in January,

TV. CALLS with prices, employment and in- this year, and 63 per cent ex- |Ventories remaining at about pect more satisfactory profits NITE or DAY ‘the December level. or a change from loss to profit.

New orders were booked at the December level by 47 per

cent of reporting companies, |while 32. per cent reported in-

Lp reASCS and 20 per cent de-

Sentin y Advance By {Canadian consumption, estimate Canadian Press Business Editor their requirements of new rub-

ber at 89,765| long tons, com- | i 82,- |

jtion’s general manager.

}mostly in a narrow range.

pared with consumption of

manager, estimates total Cana- dian consumption this year at 98.750 tons compared with rec- ord consumption of 101,475 in 1959. *

Electronic Industries Associa- tion of Canada in a February report says television sales in December continued to advance | and record post-war sales of | radio - phonograph and radio- | phonograph - television com- | binations were also recorded.

“The chief factor in the con- tinuing marked advance in tele- vision sales, evident since Au- gust, is the now well-established | replacement market,” says F. W. Radcliffe, the associa- |

Canadian Steel Warehouse As- sociation says a survey of its 63 members shows 79 per cent looking for higher sales volume

In 1961, 40 per cent had higher sales than in 1960—with 60 per cent at the same level or lower —but only 34 per cent reported higher profits, with increases

| creases. , ; _CKCW-TV ~ | Association members market | RD a _CKCW-TY }RUBBER_TO RISE _ —_metals_withan—annual value of | DAILY CROSSWO ei 9:30 a.m.—Station Sign On | The Rubber Association of about $180,000,000. 1. Baldwin or 5 \ News, Weather, Sports Canada says the rubber indus-| Canadian cotton textile mills Win 7 9:45 p.m.—Morning Devotions try expects its consumption of in 1961 used 370,895 bales of 6 tect” A s ss N Moncton Ministeriel As/rubber to rise to a near-record raw cotton, or 11-per cént more | 3). Wheat, A ; sociation a wed year. : a than in 1960, says the Cotton | maize, ne ~ me 10:00 @.m.—Romper Room Member companies, which ac- Institute of Canada. A bale | > ; : ; 11:00 «.m.—Visit Te Englend }count for about 90 per cent of weighs 500 pounds. 12. ais: 10. Mary's ) FIRESTONE eee PHILCO wee McCLARY-EASY 11:30 a.m.—Program Resume | 13. Ventilated _ z . 11:31 a.m.—Test Pattern Workshop e e 14. Set again | 36, Preservers ai 12:45 a.m.—News, Weather, Sports 18-Orbit Flights Planned 15. Honey < R - E - F - & - | - G -£ ~ 4 - A ~ T ~ 0 - p 1:00 p.m.—Tuesday Playbill drink ‘ Rockabilly Baby ’ e 16. Tooth > j : 2:30 p.m.—National Schools ‘For Astronauts This Year crown apex coin 3 . . . Choose From Thirty-two Beautiful Models, 3:00 p.m.—The Verdict 's Yours : 17. Inquire 9:25 p.m.—Cress Section . | 48. Pack down @ LOWEST PRICES! $00 p.m~Cpen Mewes WASHINGTON (AP) — Two 4. Further development of the } 19. Music note At Firestone you have @ LONGEST TERMS! 4:00 p.m.—At Home with Helen United States. Mercury astro- junar exploration program with | 21.Get : : Crocker | auts are scheduled to make 18- the launching of 725-pound Ran-| 23.On top of UP TO ’ FIRESTONE . 4:30 p.m.—Adventures of Blinky pote aerial all Gas space ger craft that oe = er | 26. 3 ome > 45 p.m.—Flower Pot Man c 8 . ment capsule for a rough la ‘ on ountieanle Dazzzle James Webb; administrator ing on the moon. | 28. Kind of < 400 WEEKS TO PAY! HOME & AUTO co. LTD. 5:30 p.m.—Mike Mercury - of the National Aeronautics and | hinge Ch'town S8'side 6:00 p.m.—Supper Club Svace Administration, said each " 29. Scottish- , 6:15 p.m.—Television News flight would keep an astronaut Ford Profits Gaelic 6:40 p.m.—Television Weather in space for 27 /hours. 30. At home 6:50 p.m.—Television Sports The orbits would be made at e 31. Uncanny 7:00 p.m.—Highway Patrol satellite velocities of about 17,- Show Decline 33. Japanese 7:30 p.m.—Zane Grey Theatre 500 miles an hour. | 36 aoa aay Y 8:00 p.m.—Ben Casey Writing in Aerospace, official | 37. + seelhea f 9:00—p.m.+Gary Moore publication of the U.S. Aero-| DETROIT (AP)—Ford M 38. Ciphers S |26 = 10:00 p.m.—Red’ Skekiton space Industries Association, Co. Mondav announced a 1961 36. Daten 10:30 p.m.—Front Page Challenge | Webb said the flights would test profit of $400,500.000, equal to| 41° Omr® s = 11:00 p.m.—Inquiry |man’s ability to live and work $7.45 a share. This compared " aimed ae 11:30 p.m.—tively Arts | in the space environment. with _ $427.900,000, or $7.80 8! 42. Likeness 20 31 132 33 134 |35 leg 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News Webb said that beyond the share in 1960. | 43. Approaches 7 ' 92:15 a.m.—Viewpoint |Mercury program, a major , was 1955 . Doctrine 12:20 a.m—CKCW TV News jlaunch scheduled for 1962 would one Bip pol = eae = |be OSO, the orbiting solar ob- Dotar sales were $6,710,000,- | DOWN 38 [39 - eer 000 compared with $6,790,000,000| 1. Old World ercy RADIO The 440-pound OSO satellite, jn 1 = | Mizard we ~ = TUESDAY 7 oe amis Duke Eta a Ford said its fourth - quarter > ran 43 6:20—Sign On ously toward the sun. It will 2cia1 to $219 a share and com- | P&rT@e 28 6:30—News & Weather measure ultraviolet, gamma ray a nen ) G3E—coury. &. Wecten Roundup and xray Fegions of the spect Dated with $111700000 or $2.04) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: 6:55—News Heedlines & Weather rum. | 1960 AXYDLBAA o 7:00—Hebrew Christian Hour | Webb sai dthat barring unfore- = 4 fe LONGFELLO 7:15—Country & Western Roundup | seen delays 1962 also will see: Net sales in the eer One letter simply stands for another, In this sample A is used 7:30—News & Weather 1. ‘The first interplanetary pro- 7“ < aoe yen pain a eagpee for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos-

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trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints.

7:40—Country & Western Roundup of Venus. Two 1,100. - pound a iy lg eee « Each day the code letters are different,

8:00—News . Mariner R spacecraft are de ‘&¢ n the last quarter

8:11—Weather signed to nae instruments to 1961 by a two-week strike which ; A Cryptogram Quotation

oe ene & Western Roundup within 16,000 miles of Venus. halted most of the. company’s NF ATUUJI SJ’ FEZH IJ JIPFLW ‘ eather 2. Launching of advanced

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9.25—Matinee with Austin Willie |

9:30—Pick Your Partner 9:35—Morning Moods 9:55—Kitchen Glatter Contest 10:00—News & Weather 10:05—Notes & Music 10:15—Pyramids

10:18—Notes & Musie - . aoe 1:02—Notes end Music -« 11:30—Purity Flour Jackpot 1135—Notes & Music WINGEY.’ IT'S Your - 11:55—Pyramids ' 12:00—Weether South dealer. |, This business of second-hand- ee ee > 12:0: tly Musie Neither side vulnerable. low is generally a good princi- Zz 12:30—News & Weather NORTH ple of play to follow, but, as @ 12:43—P.E.1. Road Report AK1098 with all general rules, you don’t 12:45—Mostly Music @A® allow the rule to become your a 1:00—News Headlines & Weather eee master. 1:C2—Mostly Music Secs South arrived at three no- tiacaeae Hunter Show 6032 trump with normal bidding. His 1,45-—-Meetly Music ump to two notrump showed B.Ad=rphewe Mentinee & Wosther $x . Oras is ‘ 19 points, and North's z= Stevie nad Ssewes AJ753 y | gaise to three was clearly justi- Cc 2:15—Atlantic School B’east ¢ 94 ‘ y ’ ; $Q1074 Js ed, considering that his @ teeny, See sora points were well fortified by a 3:00—News Headlines & Weather ’ ; @ 3:02—Hits and. Encores $42 | good suit. ; - $:30—Pyramids @AK93 West led a diamond and South in Sera KQ10 * won with the ten. Spades were | Qe. 3:33—Hits & Encores * 4 AK86 obviously the suit to attack, so 4:00—News & Weather + i . : declarer led a spade and finessed | wa 4:05—The Hit Parade The bidding: , 4:30—The Ouvtports r the eight when West played low. | |x 5.00—News & Weather South West North ast East took the jack—he could | mi 5:05—The Outports 19 Pass 1@ Pass have saved a tirck by ducking my $.16—Program Schedule 2NT Pass 3NT —and returned a- diamond. 8:17—The Ovtports Opening lead — five of dia-| Eventually, South scored _ ten ps ) 5.25—Marine Weather | tricks consisting of four spades 5.28—The Outports monde. and two tricks in each of the 6:00—News end Weather 6:13—N.S.. ® Report 1:00—News end Weather But West could have beaten 6:15—T Music 1: 15—Tommy Hunter Show the contract by playing the 7:00—Back To The Bible 1:45—Time Out For Melody queen of spades on the first

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9:00—Assignment 2.30—English Literature 10:00—News, Inland & Marine 2:45—John Drainie Tells A Story prac aes Bn . Weather 3:00—News :

10:05—Notes &— Music 10:10—Matinee With ‘Austin Willis 10:30—Victor Sylvester Orchestre 10:15—Starlight Serenade

1100—CBC National. News, News) 5.00—News 4 ssh iio Selena | Held to two tricks in each suit,’ seine -he—wonitt-tave Bone down one.

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3. The launching of advanced ;communications satellites that eventually will make global tele- vision a reality. °

~ Sales of Canadian farm imple- ments and equipment in 1961, valued at. $236,594,000, were leight per cent lower than 1960.

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other suits.

spade lead. This play could not

cost him a trick. If South had the jack, all of dummy’s spades

jack, the queen play could serve to hold dummy to just two spade tricks.

Declarer would. not have been able to recover from this play.

It is true that the defenders

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