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4.30 p.m Razzle Dazzle ‘growing international reputation Heart of the System is, the University of B,C. in chemistry 2!e of re — etal.

5 00 p.m.—39 Half Hours for 1¥ for having developed the first milling drum which weighs 250 in 1834. Because -f the ‘eores_ neers, who Mae dze of |

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600 p.m.—Canaca at War nology in half a century, has from tive to 28 feet. The larger'1935, was as a laborer with @W4 from it. se ; 7 VPN Ip t per

630 om =Gazette ~ ;| Won a $10,000,000-plus contract units can handle 400 tons of ore Consolidated Mining and Smelt-.. One of the . srest ra hold: ; "aa ae eleueiane F > .

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7.15 p.m —Keyboard Melodies poration., : Broke’ rock is fed into\the By the time the war started, experts who lack uo = to ~ date) + . LONESOME! i f 2 sau . ~ 7:30 p.m=Mv Favorite Marnan | The firm, Aerofall Mills Ltd. drum, revolving at a speed of he had risen to a plant super- knowledge. —— = eT - ‘ 8:00. p.m.—Father Knows Best . jet, Terente, produces advanced ir fot-2, second. As the drum |intendent with Cominco. oon this fear.” 5 oe \ 820 p.m —Petticoat function ,. |Milling systems that pulverize turns, the+=roc ‘ore thrown ” : oe “a Wi j

9.90 p.m.—Gomer Pyle. USMC | |ore-bearing rocks. so the miner-|against each other and are ‘WORKED IN QUEBEC Aerofal' Sesigns we —- z or

9.30 p.m.—NHL Semi-Final jals can be extracted for refin-'broken up further. - - |» During the eatly part of the meet customers specia’ needs, oe!

f x = he was assigned to the. preoares manufacturinz “-vecif- Although the systemis are lit- a? qeceddhe system | cftTint iiiany College of Science in ications, a installation le used in Canada. the ‘atest minerals. feeding them into P's4la'te d superintendent of 8. Mr. Weston insists on control award from Hanna Mining. separators that sort the residue eee pila alae so ageS bg (aor ‘all these stéps' and recay}y

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130 am —Across Canada num plant. in Greece ald’ gold” .-yearsbut the liners : “RIPLEY'S pIpi BELIEVE = on m- 2.90 p.m —Friendly. Giant jand ~uraniun mills. in. South the drums must be: replaced KR : 1T-OR- NOT eee 215 6.m—Cher Helene ‘| Africa. , oS every -on- or two years. ae : : i i Q) — aa 2.20. om —Bitternut Sauvare Since the basi¢é system cat AUTOMATION BUILT IN Pees : . 1 . 2 Sh ony C8 Newa- jeasily be adapted to anything: An extcptive of one major| : " 1.9 p.m - Thursday Playbill that needs crushing, Aero'all' mining outfit says the system's + “100 o.m ae al who- Wagged (mills are also being. used in biggest advantage may mate to > -4

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Crocker . | The firm's, biggest Canadian ae a iss sceecucats pore : si 390° p.m —Moment of Truth operation is. at the Iron -Ore- Co. oe one operator ta Seaame) =| $ 20. p.m.—Take —— eee of Canada property in Labra- a plant that oak crush’ 20,000. ae se ” pag bile mm jdor, where’ six of ‘the systems tons of rock a shift, compared ra) :

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615 p.m —tionel” Television News’ old president, David Weston, ating automated controls into 675 pm.—Weather. lare «unique in several ways. the systems about 10 years ago : Se a ~~ 6 20 p.m.—Sports = | ‘The company uses no sales-|- “It was obvious then that men Ae & TF WSs mc Sieper Clb imen and depends primarily on, could not control the machines = _ WGIGHT! oe "7:00. p.m.—12 O'Clock Hig |word + of - mouth advertising to to turn_out.the quanity’of ore * f O ‘ 8.00 p.m.—The Roques win customers. that would be needed,” he said © (UY, 9.00 p.m.—Gomer Pyle U.SM.C. |. Employing : a revolutionary in a recent interview. ' = 9,30 p.m.—NHL Semi Final milling process designed by! He set up his own firm—MiJl,| . OF YAK FUR : = » Toronto vs Montreal Mr. Weston—he holds a score of tronics Ltd. of Peterborough, Lp ARE WORN BY TIBETANS é , : 12.00 p.m:—CBC TV News basic patents on the design—the Ont.—to produce the controls. | ® IMPROVE THEIR EYESIGHT / =z 12.15 a.m.—Viewpoint | | |Aerofall system combinés into This firm, now controlled by tre £ Oo 12.20 a.m.—tionel Television News one operation three or four Union Carbide of Canada, still’ 7/BETAV MEDICINE MEN BELIEVE 12.25 a.m.—Station Sign Off steps under old milling systems. makes all the systems’ ‘con- | 7 WEARER WILL ACQUIRE THE o — ee, Because: of: this, it-can- cat ia-!trols. KEEN US/ON. OF THE YAK. ay a CFCY RADIO. ; a : eae ee ae musoay | U.S. SEATE DEPT. PROBE seals as Means gp >. IF _. * | SEALS AS MEANS

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Mixes 7.46—Sports Capsule and Score planned a special investiga- someone of a different reli- 5: Alms box 5. Dismay: as ' board : | tion \into ‘‘an insidious and gion; too deeply involved in 9. Iroquoiar var. ; cards 8°00—News | illegal search of the human a love affair; being too in- | 10. Fuel - 6. Harvest 92. Aue- - 8,11—Weather ay | mind.’”’- hibited in sex matters 11. Pens for . %.Vestments —_ tion Amc 2: Al 8:16—Morning Roundup | A state department letter William J Crockett, deputy pigs. - of the 24.Sweet [BiOcRBRP AME OD) 8 45—Weather + promising an end to such psy- undersecretary of state for | 12. Honorary clergy po- INO F010} 8.50—Atlantic News, Roundup — | cholagical fests came, Gal- administration, explained that title: Turk. 8. Olympian. ' tato em, a 8-58:45—Thought For: Today lagher said, after he: an- in medical examinations “we 14. Fastener goddess " 25. Tablets , : = - 9:00—CBC National News nounced his planned probe. “have hada policy of using 15. Slipped 11. 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V1:45—Bulletin Board | ing of Christ. 5 been a lot of questions raised | et org { 11;50—Notes and Music I believe. women ought to, as to whether “‘this require- Be suller 11:55—Atlantic News . Roundup | have as much sexual freedom ment was an appropriate one 297. Balm of ee 12-00—Weather | as men. , for a government agency to Gilead { 12:05—.P.E.1. Road Report |< .I loved my mother. impose upon its personnel. 30. Mr. Landon rc) °12.07—Town and ,Country Time «1 believe there is a God. The state department ap- |- 31. Living ; 4 12:30—News — . Weather : | Once in a while I laugh at parently deeided it wasn't, for "quarters 12 ee Pais Lp a “i. Crockett promised that ‘“‘ef- | 39 Greek lette. ot - 1:00—News — I wi were not bothered fecive. immediately we, have Provid pe THE SIGN: 1:05—Town — Country ne by thoughts about sex... ~ discontinued this sateen” * Say veut of z war es GoRmST EES 1:15—What’s On veers And so on for ‘566 such ques- Tiktead, he said, the depart- 35. Family : SCATTER BULLETS SAME AS 1.45—Town. and Country Time _ | tions, said Gallagher. ment will require employees member shed YOU SCATTER SEEDS! 2:00—News .— Weather WRITTEN ANSWERS: ASKED. that appear to need such help. | 36. Drawing . ol rye 2:05—Mostly Music And in addition, he added, to get psychiatric counselling.| --room 0: - i 3:00—News Headlines & Weather : 7 $7, Railroad \? > 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee—CBC i ” station = 3:30—Tops In Pops , ' 39. Jonian city m 2S hie ween CONTRACT BRIDGE | Bia 7 4:03—Canédian Roundup-CBC j aM ees: 41. Slave > 4:10—Tops In Pops : By B. JAY BECKER 42. Offers i 6:00—News and Weather * ‘ y DOWN a 5:05—The Outports g 1, Withdraw‘ @ 5:25;20—Marine Weather South dealer. : | At the first table declarer won 2, Snakeless mm 5:28—The Ouvtports Both sides vulnerable. the club with the king and) land . a , Sxb=tenes ond: Weekes NORTH |cashed five heart tricks, East | 4 | - aie at ‘soe 6:15—On Parliament Hill—CBC : 6 AQ idiscarding two clubs and Sonth | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE => Hates how te week i : 6:20—Today’s| Editoriai—CBC “9 AT1095 |discarding three spades. Declar- | : AX YDLBAAXR . | ’ 6:25—Sports Parade . < 282 jer then took’three rounds of dia- is LONGFELLOW 6:30—Business Barometer—CBC 743 | monds, hoping for a 3-3 division * » FS 6:35—Tonight’s Music wrsv "" gage ~ .| but it turned out that tae dia-| One letter simply stands for another. 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11:30—News & Weather ~ This deal comes from a-team- the first-table. But East, antici- -King Feat , : 11-35—Starlight Serenade jof four match.’ At both ‘tables ipating a Seesibie endplay, ais. eit Syatiats, teed , ee SOUTHPAW... I'D SURE SAY... 4 a. —— be So ee a wee or an, carded @ spade and a) club on 3 + i aNOLD | MONEY, THINGS HAVEN'T AWHILE. BUTI HAVENT / GLAD : ' ports rump, slam was made |the fourth and fifth. hearts. ’ 3] FRI GOIN’ 1 ° tie | at one table and defeated at the | Declarer then. cashed. three OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE O| OF YOURS | LATELY Ae OU) | | How ABOUT ORIN’ MEP p> bn other. . : ‘top diarhonds and the ace of / . : mm we ! 7 ‘V nd a ’ : . : THURSDAY _ ";¢lubs, arriving at the same posi- } \ John Drainie Tells A Story ‘tion, with three tricks to go. as @ Va Cam _ ‘ 7 > _6:00—The Morning Show. Part 1 | 3:00—CBC News jhis opposite number at the first —_ Stn Cam, : ‘ rm 7.00—The’ Morning Show. Part 1 | 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee ltable. » THERE, THAT. Cay Pa ) 0. 8:00—CBC News and Inland Weather! 4:00—CBC “News South could *now have made | DOES IT, ALINE os ts 8:152Maritime Sportscast | 4:03—Canadien Roundup ithe slam by playing a spade to iT LOOKS SUST eaten ig “ 2g 8.21—The Morning Show. Part 2 4.10—Music In The Air ‘the ace and spearing the king, |. ] SME THE MASTER) & Pieri ae 5 ? = : : : ° ce Lis SUCH A HOT IDEA AFTER a > 8:45—Max Fergusor Show _| 4:30—Countdown but he was not wearing his X- ALL! DIPPIN’ THOSE OLD ‘ 9:00—CBC News - | 5:00—Mar. Fish 8'Cest ray spectacles and proved un- Liege Fate SHOES IN COAL DUST SURE) - , 9:11<Commentary | 5:20--Tempo,4 CBC Notebook _ equal to the task. ( iN NeoTC, MADE AN AWFUL ME 5S 4 9:16—A.M. Chronicle | 6:00—CBC News In effect, he did what declarer , | j BE Scare + eee exe 5 ic 10:15—Playroom | 6:15—On Parliament Hill had done ‘at the first table. He | , = t EXCEPT Oe? Mande meee co 7 , 10:30=Te Market With Music | 6:20—Today's Editorial i threw East into”the lead witha | ta : We GOTTA Bea “Re : a | 11.00—CBC News 6:25—Inland Weather and Sports diamond, hoping for a forced kK GUE S868. Ge We Lt &] | SOCIAL WORK WAS 11.05—Joan ‘Marshall _ Scores spade return, but East produced CATCH IT FOR SURE’ . = ~NEVER LIKE THIS A 11:15—For Constimears 6:30—Business Barometer a-club after winning the dia- ae | CoARAH LAWRE ce 11:20—Record Album 6:35—Musie In The Evenifig mond. and South went down one. F aS ph NCE * '1:90-The Archers) = |'7:30—Maritime Magazine - | It is hard to blame the declar- See

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