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“S - ae ' ' “i ore ONTHEAIR ere ee | DANY CRO | et = : ~ CROSSWORD 3 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ACROSS .DOWN 20. Japan- [B/AILE/QMNAIR Programs are listed in Atlantic : 4 1.Citrus fruit 1.Deadly ese EILIAITIEE TI AIF Daylight Time as supplied by 5. Daub of 2. Preposition festival /E/ARILAY <q - broadcasters. Island Time (AST) ’ | paint 3. Castle's 21. Single feick = is one hour earlier in all cases. 9. Choir » protection unit a : : ae 4.Blunder 22’ Number [SIP > 5. Stream 23. Roof WED. PROGRAMS ee 6. Escapes orna- < , 3 of (slang) ment CPCY-TV — CHANNEL 13 rose petals 7. Spheres 25. Digit © 4:15 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale oe ren 6, Vidotions ._ ane 4:45 p.m—News, Weather & Music ae = 8-60 . Saha aa : (var.) 9. Savor 27. Brightly 35. Farm tool aa mitied Resend the um 14, Marksman. 11 Adjust colored bird 36. Mr. 5:30 p.m.—Huckteberry Hound 15. a 15 Weighty 29. Hyt — 37 te Moke . he ee pe . . Weig caps’ . Cavern OMAGO Swa ‘i \ ? 6:30 any or 16. Tantalum; — 17. Be in 30. Birds’ homes 38. Leave out ad re Fagen ve At Ay af fa 4 In 6:46 p.m—CFCY TV News and — pease er athe GIANT MOSQUITOES: a 16 cee ' , QUICKSAND PITS. \ LJ 7:00 p.m.—Gazette 1 — Yj ” . gery j : 7:30 p.m.—Gunsmoke 19. Arm joints 3 io it < BESS 8:00 p.m.—Lawrence ‘Welk Show 22. Examination Y 8:30 p.m.—Walt Disney 24.4 dance & z 9:30 _p.m.—tive—a Borrowed Life 26. Nose of YW, a 10:00 p.m.—Dave King @ a missile Y Ss co 10:30 p.m.—Bat Masterson 28. Greek > 11:00 -p.m—Studio Pacific . islands AT ‘ z 11:30 p.m.—Closeup , , $1. Conjunction VA, 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News hb 32. Evening © _ V4"? 12:13 a.m.—tocal. Weather Forecast | (poet.) ~ 4 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint } Pronoun Y Te ae | —_ mS 34. Ruffle, a W-TV — CHANNEL 2 ae N water “Uy all 9:45 p.m.—Sign On saat , =, ra and VA 10:00 a.m.—R R ‘ . 1109 tenn eS ram wow commen gman en | 5 nie Z Wl 3:30 p.m.—Wednesday Playbill WEARING HIS WIFE'S CLOTHING me a U News, Weather, Sports AS A-RESULT A SENTRY HAS BEEN POSTED DAY AND NIGHT AT THE 2 = S Y ae 2 Seditien te Maw DOOR THROUGH WHICH NITHSDALE ESCAPED-FOR 243 YEARS {| #0. Whole range oO 5:00 p.m.—Albert’s Place ; = oa = 5:15 p.m.—Rope Around the Sun , ” ; 5:30 p.m.—Huckleberry Hound eos 48. Jug Y & se pate CONTRACT BRIDGE 6:15 pfn.—News . ‘ NTRA T BRI 4. Apportion : 922. =< 6:30 p.m.—Supper Club rn \ 3s fetta “BY B. JAY BECKER . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it : :40 p.m.—Supper Clu $50 pam—tporn ’ pe cu i f& RrONGFELLOW 00. p.m.—Sea Hunt trumps, g ummy, an 7 1 eer ee . gute dealer. es lied’ Nad ae co wae eed etter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used — “ ‘ Neither side vulnerable, } : ; the three L's, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos- j ag ‘ “ yp satiearggewdages . 4 } wield = ae an toe ae trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, 1960 PHILCO TV : Mm isney Presen * Each. 4 9:30 p.m—tive a Borrow ife 4A9745 Declarer won with the ace. He a eer ee = 10:00 p.m—Music Hall ws had already lost three tricks and E a A Cryptogram Quotation x AS 10:30 p.m.—Bat Masterson ost had to avoid a club loser if the q oe 11:00 p.m—Studio Pacifie esoss2 hand was to be made. FX LE OKCNF WH FX LS TWH: * with Class A | a p.m.—Close Up WEST ‘EAST _He could see that if he led the Q@AECKHFXXE—CTCKHXA. $ LOW , 12:00 am—COC News 482 94 . ‘ KQ of hearts and the jack fell working trade ' | 12:15 a.m—CKCW News 93753 v on either lead, the contract would Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WAR SELDOM ENTERS BUT— AS } 32:20 p.m.—Sign Off - ey Qss 2 ra 7 make, since he could then dis- WHERE WEALTH ALLURES — DRYDEN. 5 Ne ae : CFCY=RADIO + SOUTH pose of ns four one in dummy © 1959, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) ' FIRESTONE HOME 3 AUTO on the hearts and there would / r (STANDARD TIME) ora mei then be no club loser. fs 7 ye tale ANS CO. LTD , WEDNESDAY @72 But declarer also noted that if size T trad ee ' BAS the jack was not scheduled to — “ guile: : : . gn bidding: fall, the only way he could make . 6.00 Hebrew Christian Hour =ae ‘ak | North East the hand would he to try to bluff ETTA KETT 6.15 Country and Western 15 46 8a 8G hie way through. “the hed a Roundup 39 46 ready decided that West probab- : 6.30 News Pass lly had the jack of hearts, the IT’S OKAY, MOM = . 6.35 Weather , Opening sead — king of dia-,only high card unaccounted for I PROMISED HIM 7 6.40 Country and Western monds. te justify the two diamond over- : , Roundup This hand was played recently | call. eye ee ; : ' oor “7.00 News in a pair championship. At most| So, after taking the club ace, “710 Weather tables the North-South pairs got|South led the eight of ‘hearts, | to two or three-spades and-made| and when West played low, de-

7.15 Country and W ind try ern Rotind.. several | clarer— discarded a club from

tables the final contract was|dummy. The eight held. South four spades, which was defeated | then cashed the K-Q-10, on a trick in every case but one. |which three more clubs vwre A this table the bidding went| discarded, and the windip was|- as shown and West, on lead, | that South. made ten tricks. cashed two diamond tricks and| It is true that if West had cov- shifted to a trump. A club shift ered the eight with the jack, the would have been better, but) contract would have been defeat- West found it unpalatable to | od. But this difficult play for West lead from the 106 through dum-|to make was properly apprais- my’s J-96-5-2, for fear of trap- | ed by the shrewd declarer who | ping any honor East might have. counted on a human failing to A kiSS POR DESSERT.’ WITH HIS SWEET-TOOTH,

Declarer took’ two of bring the contract. , ar NEVER SATISFY

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11.17 Magie of Musie Explains Hibbler: “‘The volume

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BAY CITY, Mich. (AP)—Small foreign station wagons shuttling) of patrons is so small, and our

12.45 Mostly Music : ‘ Mila "1.00 News Headlines and Weath | out of the main downtown dis-| margin of profit so stim, that/you| = Wi hha . or trict are this city’s answer to the! couldn't make this service go: un-|

: thorny problem of red-ink bus|less its operators owned and OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

drove their own vehicles te cut

peed ge ny — Sag pune higawegenad in on the runs with the best vol- aa ea hildron| ume, and then take their turn on

cd a care roe those that aren't being used so y ge. | much,” Hibbler says. “It works

TRIFLING INNEST- MENT <- MY HOME KECORDEK NEEDS ANEW SPOOL!

6.05 Musie for You "7.00 Sports Roundup 7.05 Music For You

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3.00 News Headlines and Weath| The tiny wagons—Volkswazens, over . :

: or English Thames—are painted). The corporation plays fair with) . — ————— - - 7

3.02 Best On Request ht red ger up to 30 miles to|its operators. Each week, routes! YZ LL NWR, “SZ THAT 14 SORRY, 3

‘4.00 News and Weather - the gallon gnd can aceommodate| are Totated so that every, Oper! AfHAT RENDITION WiLL GINE { MASOR,} SONG HAS#/ MASOR, ec

“4.05 The as many a dozen passengers| tor runs over each of the six DU A ROUGH IDEA oF MY | 7LE AS MUCH FTD RATHE

$.0 N oo earn in a pinch | different routes in regular rota-| |QQMPOSITION! «UM, YAS/ #/ SUST CHANCE & GAMBLET | ayy

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By to sundown on half-hour sched-| FRIENDS A CHANCE | 274 NING Y MONEY AS @ KETLIRN

5.10 The Outports (Cont.) ee ee oT cuy| ROUTES PAY CFF sy ware High eram FOR ff APARK- i BY TOK4 |O

6.00 News ules between downtown bay “ity| «his way we let everybody get} |OgZoOErrs WITH A ol had <r -

9.0) Mews°& Weather 9.10 Starlight Serenade 9.30 Cross Section 10.00 Court of Opinion 30.39 Shadows

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7.15 Today's Hits 7.30 News and Weather ~ transfers. ; : out pretty well.” 7.45 Red Cross Safety Talk The city commission turned to) The plan has worked out #0) ; 8.00 Assignment Morland S. Hibbler’s Bay City| well, in fact, that Hibbler won, THAT BIG DINNER HE AY ..1 HE WISHES HE commuter service last fail as @| eommission approval for. a three-| ATE REALLY KNOCKED 1|))( HAD A BELT THAT HE COULD HIM OUT...HES SNOOZIN® 17 LET OUT A COUPLE OF

last resort after failing to com€/ year franchise running through 3 NOTCHES LIKE You Do! m~ .

— up with an answer for continuing; June, 1962. And he reports that reguiar bus service. | the routes are paying off. ‘No Balcer Br&{hers Motor Coach) body is going to get rich,” he Company, who buses had oper-| comments, “but on the other ated here since 1921, pulled its;hand, nobody is getting poor vehicles off city.streets in May.! either 1958, after rolling up a 10-year) “We have an operation that ts| deficit of more than $152,000 | flexible enough to be adjusted to | Balcer had seen its passenger| meet changing needs. Our buses/ volume drop from a high of| will continue to run, at a low in-|

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; 7,350,000 in 1946 to just over) yestment and at low operating ‘ DAYLIGHT TIME 1,000,000 in 1957, and it was g0ing! esis, so long as and wherever 1

deeper in the red despite a series people want them.” ' 7:15—Marine . Weather and of fare. increases. |

r VOTERS REJECT’ PLAN oe

7.30—News, Weather, Sports The city commissioners went to Labor Party - i 7:35—A.M. Chronicle. the voters with a guaranteed’ sub-| ing in fav j

: ‘or of the Conservat : 8:00-CBC News and Weather |sidy plan, but the vaters over) yaa S onservatives.| Murder Is Seen :

8:15—Maritime Sportscast whelmingly rejected the proposal. | WwIn een CUT LEAD ti *

%:20—A.M. Chronicle Meanwhile, this city of more It said that in the last week, As Bod Found < i :45—Morning Devotions pel yrocle sr “tae c bus serv-| By FRASER WIGHTON the Sccialista have halved the| y x : -00—News. j o y kind. eopie ri \ r ey a .| ory lead, paring it to 3! tT Bos

10:00—A.M. Chronicle. ae bapotwtsal ere — 1S’ Party for the Oct. 8 general ele-|the electorate now would yeiel © eee ship when a medical q

10:45—Morning Commentary. wastich « ne Ligherayes as a tion. Conservative and 39 per cent So-|¢x4miner found that an attrac-|@)

10:55—For Cons’ S. ee eee cette The public opinion poll, ‘ pub-| cialist. tive young divorcee whose body ar

31:00—News ‘ ceucceal tit a taeda jor.| shed by the Daily Mail (Con-| It added that the Liberal Party|“@S Washed ashore on a Boston

71:03—F or Piano. ‘od — my Per"! servative), heartened Labor| has moved up in a week to g 1 | harbor island was a victim of ° :

21: 15—Kindergarten of the Air. |" pinbier started with one bus,! Pty leader Hugh Gaitskell’ as idk teen ‘raan| VERE? ”

11:30—Fightine , Words. Hibbler started Wiker he tem.|"e Prepared for his first major| fe" “Cr. qon't per cent. in| She was identified as Mrs, Lynn

; a caught o m-| ». list of * ‘“‘don't know voters

12:00—Jamboree Junction porary, franchise he sold five| Sarastorming sour of the cant dropped to 10.4 per cent from 16| Kauffman, 23,\of Chicago by Dr

{2:30—Maritime Farm B’cast | other routes to inde pendent oper-| en. ; r cent ae ee = . '

1:00—CBC News and Weather- [ators on condition that they ela eet, out dey at a on fle |Stanley Spector, a professor of 1:15—The Archers. him $1 @ dé a 1 |the same time as Prime Minister e Daily Mall sal s figures |Oriental affairs at Washi

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Bey sae show, [fait gem buss, abd ve x Bock" men wil’ make. whise among Conservative Voters, lemploved eras seerlary, and Arne | Have tore Vf pe VAs can Say wary a word Ea Soft iain?

9-45—Music in Black and Whitt | the city istop tours of more than 2,000] Official nomination of eandi- | interpreter during studies in the WHITE THE PRESIDENT? ‘hy 0 HOURS FEF AH K+ALLS TH Ww * 3:00—CBC News and TC Mat-| — —— miles. Before election day, they| qates—a week-long process—be- Far East and she had lived with/ @¢ HOUSE 5 out tes 1 Saar Ta ee a

both hope to cover all key sec : the Spector family in St. Loui , ae “IT WAS— Keema’ a ee : nent . 3 . ot. juls. ’ - Mus by MceMulli oo eee tions of the. United Kingdom in- gio Meader... Abe 1.50 capdi-| Dr. Spector's wife and children z NATION'S ie, OUT fem ' ’ €

4:0 lah = “4 tt ra 7:15—Music. cluding Wales to Scotland dates are expected to be nomin- ’ co PRESS = ee : YO’

}4:30—Johnny Holmes show 7:30—Rawhide and Music. — Macmillan and Gaitskell will|ated for the 630 seats in the also were passengers on the da SENSES e peg PORE 5 00—News 5 8:00—Teen Tempo and Music. |head in different directions. The House of Commons by the dead-|steamer Utrecht, which docked ABIG " “ “4 Sous?

oa Fish Broadcast|8.30—Introduction to Wednesday) prime minister begins his stump- line next Monday. ‘her Friday after calling at Hali- a ‘ 2 (~~ 5 5:30—Tempo. : Night. ing with a mass meeting—in the} Macmillan’s party plans to con- ', oa ; ; STOR “~s ho oe “~~

6:00—News and Weather - | 8:40—Music. northern tductriel. towe of Minw-|test-8s-cente, the Laberiics Gs es ney had boarded the ship! od SS) 3 ¢ 6 >

pe:15~-Régional § Commentary, | 9:00-Drama. chester. Gaitskell will speak in]and the Liberals214. The Com-|\” Singapore. Dr. Spector had| WS 4 a,

Mar. Sportscast and Mus:(11:00—News Roundup and Talk| the west England city of Bristol.}munists are running 18 candi [flows home ahead of them. 74 f=) Ges 4 \ q Interlude, 11:30—Music, : The Daily Mail poll created a|dates in the hope of gaining at, After the Utrecht sailed for NS a Ps

-20—Tempo, er ee s the Weather and/ major stir since all previous polls least one seat in the non-Commu-|New York, her captain reported / = <5 ES @e

7:00—News ign Oéf. had shown the electoral tide mov-] nist House | the young woman missing Tee ’ . v * 7 ‘ * / $