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SA'I‘URDA Y PROGRAMS CFCY-TV

2:30 pub—Musicale 3.00 pom—World of

5 l5 punt-TBA

5.30 p.m.—Iuge Bunny

moo pat—Forest Rangers

e In p.m.—-Countryfvma

701 p.m.—CFCY N News Weather

3‘15 p.m.——Fisherman‘s Log

7,30 p.m.—To Tell The Truth

800 pun—Beverley Hillbillie

8 30 pm ~Desilu PlayhoUu

930 rim—Great Movies

‘3“ 30 p.rn.-—Juliette

I I? 00 e.m.-C8C TV Nowe

1210 I.m.y—Tl't. Late Show

and

CKCW-TV

:|.55 gum—Station Sign On l2,00 p,m.—Top Ton Plus 13.00 p.m.—-Wor|d of Sport

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:5.l5 p.rn.—Emmett Kelly .530 p.m.——Bugs Bunny ‘eDO p.m.-—Queen’s Plate .630 pun—Television News 6.40 p.m.—The Early Show : The Big Tp .800 p.m.—-The Beverly :8 30 p.m.—-Hannesaey '9 00 p.m.—Candid Camere

:930 pm —Great Movies

I The Hanging Tree “.30 pump-Juliette

l2 00 pom-CBC TV News I2.10 a.m.—Lionei Network News ‘ I2.20 e.m.—The late Show

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ISUNDAY PROGRAMS CFCY—TV

i llﬂo prim—Musicale

~'l.3t'i p.m.—Country Calendar ’20) pro-Speaking French

ti 3O p.m.—Faith for Tode .3100 p.m.—-Jean Baptiste Parade : 4.00 p.m.—Keymtea

.115 p.m.—-The Outdoors Map '4 30 p.m.—Twenty-Twenty

:5 00 p.m.-—Heritage

27 p.m.—CBC TV News

.330 pro—20th Century

6 00 p.m,_lnternetlonal Zone .eao p.m.—Some of Those Dew woo p.rn.—-All Star Theatre '7 30 p,m.-Ripcord

is 00 p.m.—Hazel

'E 30 rum—Flashback

:9 00 p.m.-Ed Sullivan Shov .l" 00 p.m.—Bonenze

a! m p.m.—A Second look

:l‘ 30 p.m.—Question Msrlr #100 put—CBC TV News

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' “.3 p.m.—Sta“on Sign Of!

fl is plan—The Christopher:

'2 09 urn-Local Weather

p.10 tom—Sign OH

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.I.30 o.m.—Country Calender 3

Off Hillbillies

'2 00 p.m.—Faith in Action :2.30 p.m.—Comment I. Convmtion .4 00 p.m.—Keynote| oils p.m.—The Outdoorame' 'J 30 p.m.-—20 -- 20 l 500 prom—Heritage I5.27 p.m.-—CBC-TV News :5 30 p.m.——20th Century 0.00 p.m,_lntemetional Zone $.30 p.m.-Metro Theatre

Mr. lmperium ’ 8 on own—Hazel e 30 o.m.—Chorus Anyone 9 00 p m.—Ed Sullivan moo p.m.—Bonanze ‘l.Ol prim—Second Loolr ‘l.30 p.m.-—Questlon Merl: 12.00 emu-CBC TV N we

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CFCY RADIO SATURDAY

6.28—Slgn 0n

oao—News 8. Weather o35—Country 8. Western Roundup cos—News a West er TOO—Hebrew Christian Hour 7.l5—Country I: Western Roundup ISO—News a Weather

735-CFCY Farm Report

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if n ’1 ) 1s

Report

15—Sporte Parade .ZO—Report From Parliament Hlll

rr-C .30-Muelc tlll midnight-CK .Oo—Marine Weather In Sports .lS—Slgn 0" CIA “WY

Obi-Music On The Menu -00-Muelc On The Menu OO—CIC News I. Inlandmlzeether

Who Killed Gall Freston

' Baseball Game of the Week'

CP from AP-Reutere mands partition of the island

NICOSIA - Lit-Gen. Georgelbetween the two communities. Grivas. Greek-Cypriot helm of; l'the underground war for inde- i RETURNS To CYPRUS :pendence. pledged friendship m 65 ' ye“ ‘ “1d military and protecuon Wednesday m}. ‘ leader returned to Cyprus from mush _ Cypriots but “ﬂed ; retirement in Greece a week Greek-Cypriot youth to a newi “5° struggle for union with Greece. 1 T0 57"“ Mule-r dummy!" The Turkish . Cypriot leader- ‘ m“ m ’“5 hm” he “199 ship quickly rejected the Grivas . “Cm-“d ms ﬁr“ radio 9”" ten 6 : nouncement and was not at the government radio station when it was broadcast.

He told the islanders he had returned as a peacenmker. But he added he was not prepared

A declaration by the Turkish c unit-y said the offer of t i friendship and harmonious lead- ership between the island’s war-

“ _ ‘ular referendum "within the ‘ 'Thls we ﬁled With all 0111‘ shortest possible time” to give might. We are determmed to Cyprus what he termed the ‘ die for our right of self-deter- Justice that was its right as A initiation and freedom rather l “Veragn “an

on. than yield to Greek domtn- Y tangle; a:

anon.” the declaration said. 1 He called for “my d the The Turkish commumty de- l'entire Greek - Cypriot people,

white 676-ton vessel. with 38 cadets aboard. to go to Mom- real first and Toronto last he- F O tore returning to Montreal on U her way home. Canadian authorities have ac- PI 1' landed the Christian Radich a 3 free trip through the St, Lawr- i ence Seaway and the owners of

OSLO (gal—The Norwegian ltlie ship. the. Oestlandet Skole- three - roasted fullrigger Chm. :skip sail training organization Lian Radlch will visit seven share. now is awaiting cor—fir- Canadian and US. centres after l 513110?! 0!!! U8. Summit-lea the “operation sail 1964" sail. :the American fees have been ing - slup parade off New York vdropped

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Norwegian

in Jul . The spokesman for the own- The ship now is bound [or-181‘s did not have exact dates Bermuda as one of the partici- 90! the “Sits to the lake s.

port. pants in the Liston - Bermuda ‘but did say that the Cleveland

tall ships race Visit probably will be around A spokesman for the owners All: 32 of the Norwegian sail training, The Great Lakes wﬂl see

Ship said here she w o u l d quite a bit of seafaringiNorway Visit Montreal. Chicago. Mil- this summer—the naval train- waukee. Alpena. Mich. Detroit. ling ship Haakon VII will visit Cleveland and Toronto. , Duluth. Miiiii,.. and Chicago next : Present plans call for the August.

1: l0 ant—Lionel Television News,

ilose the contract KAI—Country L Western loundup‘

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

promised to use all‘ peaceful

once for with the Turk

Turkish Cyprio’rs Reject [Grivas’ Friendship Talk

Baseball Detroit vs. New York‘

instance ish - Cyprio:

6!! Deoples and familiar call

ewes,“ ours. "A new Let. us all 10 ‘ He blamed ‘ bias on the

element. outnumbered 4 to 1. r Turk )

said he would do his best i to help the government l e and Cyprus "to : ljust solution to the Cyprus prob- . em...

Greec

Addressing an appeal to5iroops to Greek-Cypriot youths, he said, ‘Cypriou ‘ ‘ The streets of Nicosia were:

“Be the first

da

to set an ex-

disciplined ﬁghting Cyprus.

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memory (will) be eterna.

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lured dieti- dedm

about the eelfdotemdnation of . we _ then you Will hear ﬁll-m the of the ancient warrior: ‘march fward, Hel- Then victory '

phase is in the struggle. . .

the Cyprus tr - I London and lunch influ- iagmements which

er. PreSident Makarios 0f 1 nouncod the treaty as curtail-

Hons have to Light,

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all

has de-

iing the sovereignty of Cypnu.

{ Turkey l the Turks

‘ went on the air

has insistal could put protect the Turkish-

under it. ashore

ample in the drive for a united ‘ almost deserted when Grivas

But thousands

oi radios blared through open

windows.

ulation Grivas pointed c o m m ; Greek — Cypriot

appointed and if the great pow- : irregulars.

and could ‘be coun .pose strict discipline on armed

There was considerable spec-

would ap-

a n d e r of th

national guard m.

if

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gave Cyprus 1 its independence under a lomt. ‘ treaty with Britain. Greece and .-

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East dealer. tare. high that East. who opened Neither side vulnerable. ’th bidding. has the king of. hearts. .33“ But 2 South takes on heart .1064: finesse at trick two. he goes. . K10 down, West wins with the king; “'QJ92 and has no choice but to sluftj wan m to a diamond. East cashes two . 8 4 3 ‘ ‘ Q39 75 diamonds and later gets the . K85 . 7 king of clubs to defeat the con-I .9843 .AQJI tract one trick. . ‘8‘3 ‘Kes .. really careful dcclarer. m would probably make the hand . A62 by playing differently. Hej 'AQJoa would Will the spade in his .875 1 hand and play tine queen 0t ‘10-, ‘hearts at trick two. He would Win thespadb inhlohand'and" ’33 W3 play the queen of hearts at trick. East South West North {two He would not mind losing 1 Q 2 Q Pane 4 O ' the trick to East because tli aw i ‘ _ , ; contract would not be in dang-‘ [Spgdisn‘ng ‘ead Elgh' 0‘ er if this happened. The like lyl losers with East having the

A declarer must also be E a pessimist if he wants to main- :tain his reputation

Slang. would be a heart. a club

‘ and a diamond.

it for In the actual li a nd. South break would probably “steal” the t h 5 contract by this method of play.

The player who take granted that suits will normally or who stakes outcome of a hand on the result: West WOUld 91nd ll had to be- og ,3 ﬁnuse. Without at west at» licve that East did not have the tempting to overcome had luck ace 0? hears 'Singlefon‘ and if it also. ls not really a fine he would be likely to duck the declare! He must. 11- ar n to queelit‘f hearti-

rry if he wants to get the Having gotten by this hurdle. most out of the cards. or essumstic South. haying

Take this hand where South allowed for the possibility

of is playing four hearts. If he is. West's new n g the king of not a worrler. he is likely to hearts. itrould cash the cc of‘

' hearts and then take a club fi-

It would seem natural to win, nesse The. defense would now the spade lead in dummy a nd‘ find it impossi. ble to colle ct take a heart finesse. The odds more than three u-icks

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