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LONDON ‘(AP is . : necessary {to prewent the pos- SAYS LEISURE TSN’T FUN t Ister, Wilson a a ties teen eae oe 3 rere He also warned “hit sibility @@@the entry of a foot- TORONTO (CP ~The search ss his Labor party dentaiding” a vote was sod ca sa of Suez.’ The, cuewers ene - and-mouth carrier ‘into Canada. for ways to use leisure time is

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Ma a. wihdebididles dois ' ceded the secret showdown with '4s own. views- held the field, et viet Ha ” . epidemic . “\wives fot the fun.of it. drive . policies, Wilson pledged peas x weft. right ad cehire -slomenis. eset Nope er mr oe gk t hel ‘a 4 i a fast and kill themselves,” a aban ie lor’ neutralization of eecthannt tee werty lolbiag ie a do. '¢ say Bis erties wore. sheqeen. fledzl a * ae , - United States psychiaes said err oe Asian- trouble spots including mand for a.''decisive reduction’ -One of: them,’ former. navy on F Pee a are Sunday. Dr. Lazo Galdston, t ! Q Viet Nam oe Si of British tefonce snonding past Minister. Christopher Mavnew, road ve Grenon os late chief of psychiatric training at | c .

The British leader raced the of*Snez hy 1949. \970 including “ ho quit--the government be- cine iti eyed, eege> ~ the Connecticut state depart ‘

firs!) major challenge to his withdrawal- fram. -Sinzanore. °#4S5¢ of Rs. decision to scrap trace of the di i sf *0Y ment of mental SPaite. Said: dar : s leadership «since winning power Malaysia and the Persian Gulf craft carriers, . said later: * eT ing a tadio discussion program | AIR “AiR- 20 months ago. His party cau. "he middle-road Liberale and Ur poliey is the right one_and At home, there is no -tndica- that. aytomation has ‘vielded GIVE ME f tus; made up of Labor MPs, S°Me apposition Conservatives: will gain increasing support tion the government intends“to jejsure time and early retire handsomely endorsed his policy alsn favor a nhased British pull.” the party and country : impose any policy change on ment that people can't. cope eo back from Asia , Wilson asked if a Labor, gov- the handling of imported Charo- with. g MENTIONED -VIET NAM ernment — should surrender all lais in Canada pag . : ON THE fs IR Wilson spoke of the Viet Nam British influence ‘in Asia’ by &@)> There have been suggestims | ~~" LONELY BACHELOR s war and announced Britain wil] PU!lout and devote itself to giv- in’ some: quarter? to restrict! England “has “had only - one. dissociate —herself-—from—any—22adviee__to._others_in_the Charolais buyers to registered king who grew to manhood. but | - " The idilon} fee American bombing of North United Nations : _, Charolais breeders. never married, William Tl, son lowing program list Vietnamese “centres of civilian “It will mean this,’ he said Another view is that Canad{an of William the Conqueror mgs are published free @f popplation” The Americans answering his own ‘question, |————~ ——— be ' charge as a publie service and have been advised of thisand-Yyi will be leaving Asia_ to’ RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ° 2 appear as presented to us by they full understand it ; China, the United States | the | stations concerned. In_another reference he sug- 774 the Soyiet Union, with a game ‘ ? em al = a eer ‘Zested aitheut—el small—peripheral—influence—ex-+ ee ’ ee | ] Rig ps NERS a De ee - ra ‘i on diplomats abe ain Gee - erted by Taran “and New a , te: T JUST SEEDED THE WE HAVEN’ _ OH-OH.., MOM | TUESDAY PROGRAMS © acain in ‘quest of a Viet” Nam Zealand, but with Japan coming | i LAWN’. SOMESODY SEEN_ IT, DAD,! LET'S RAID MUST HOVE JUST * te ‘ parley. ” "+ up fast on the rails... . SWiPED MY “KEEP OFF TRE FRIDGE WAXED JHE F oor! J eeeee American State Secretary SAYS OPTING OUT WRONG ToD iia

9550 wisi Aisicibiale Rusk. he said, told him only “Perhaps there are some who 3 : py ‘

S00 polo. ell the! Fath idav—and has since repeated would like to contract out .and | | hefet 8 355 pmteke 30 . unio -e is ready to” go tO leave it to the Americans and | lS tare “4 $:59-nsh+ddileenen Of is veneva for that purpose any- Chinese, eveball to eyeball, to of. FAA ay @

tiie time face this thing out. The world is x \) il

ins tA land la Caras on major ~ points made by too small for that kind of at: i Q it 43) p.m.--Razzie Dazzle _ 1808 titude today. 7 } y 3 Ne i $00 _\\ Me . 1. His cabinet looks forward _,, | —>\\ ae ;

a” ild Bill Hickok “ta a massive reduction’ in the It is the surest prescription ; : °

5:30 p.m.—Musie Hop estimated 50.000-st : for a nuclear holocaust I could.. | iz

6:00 p.m:-—Academie Assomption : _ 90.000-strong British think of.” i . Chair : garrison in Malaysia. This will |/"X %- a . ' ’

era Mm : Garette hegin—as—soon—as—tin EO WitSO8 : " . ¥ Is) ter 299 be Beis siawe Indonesian Malaysian. con- is to --influence. the United zi eee ay anne at ea sieciicol

7:15 p.m. —Vacatisn Playground _{rentation. is ratified States|' That was why the 1 $72.000 THE CITY OBTAINED . i

+00 oi .<ihtsinin’s Intend 2. The government would be U.S.S.R. “will come more and FOR THE DUKE OF SAXONY $00 o.n-Be Vile glad to quit Singapore, but the -more to listen to us.” In a -CAPTURED IN A BATTLE 900 p.m.—Red SishanHo. Singapore leaders still-want the reference to Pre sident ‘de IN 1316 10:00 p.n.~Di-k Van: Dyke British in and so they will stay; Gaulle’s chosen middie - way 50.00 -n in: Shdean’s Way 3. There will be no surrender mission, Wilson observed:

“11.30 p.m.- The Public. Ey of Britain's principles govern- “France may claim to say. 1200 pm —CRO TY New ing a Rhodesia settlement im more things that Russia likes. . 12.13 p.m.-toral Weather & Sport current talks with Premier [an but they are essentially nega- ’ ~ enon ~~» Smith's..breakaway—regime._.... tive_things.And__for this very = = 12.15 pm.—Sian OF ‘~~ TEXHIBITED SKILL reason France . has, less, im ee re tr + Fhete : —Wit fealty, to offer. And Russia’ ; ; CKCW-TV son’s political skill won him a understands this hecause, when [NS ™ “) Pe : ‘ triumph it comes to- the realities of a : Loe 2:97 pire SMation Sign On He asked the caucus°for per- power, her interest’ is to be WAS GIVEN AS A TE QUESTION MARK jae 1:09 p.m.—Tuesday. Playbill— mission’ to release the text of positive not negative.” ‘ : BUTTERFLY | Black Book team ronta Peto ke ees ; NEW YEAR'S GIFT IN 1955. MAS OUTLINED ON ITS WINGS = OS. $40 p-ss-2Ae_Miend with. Helen ati ta M POUNDS OF SEEDS ee EEMERSED. ae ; Crocker : ‘ STION MARK diprichinbopineiontivnborcioaiceielashnios som ie! we‘wm | Canada May Double Imports ; ~romdmorisicuers on ) 3.30 p.m.—take Thirty: | x : 1 | ; . : — 55 o.m.—Milestenes of the | A Ne = ks ° c j Veet ‘ ’ > ie Of French Charolais Cattle: | : | Pemeons soe

Gb ntectlasid os Cosniien | | DAILY. CROSSWORD ; PBT ANTS che = a oe By KEN CLARK cattle brought in last year, but | ACROSS © 40.Stout and = 13. Loyal = 5.30 G2 -akabe tne | OTTAWA (CP)-—Canada - this it appears <all breeders who 1.Fresh-water — others = 15. Mineral 6°40 -hippet Cheb ‘year may- import ‘double the want the prized animals will) am Owe. bearing ir 6.15 p.mi-~TV News ‘amount of: French Charolais 20! get them, informants say: _S —— 1. Cony rocks pet hoes vit — $= _ The number brought. in ig) %Stone- 2: Hebrew 19. Be 6.20 p.m.—TV Sports | 991 ac ak Ohreniele limited by the = : the bev se aadosienh need itr * &3 Byapaupper-Club 19:45—Playroom - antine station a 7rosse e, | 12. Egyptian $. Magician to th 5 aa! p.m.—Musical Showcase 11:00—CBC N Que. It has facilities for 110 yP bre ‘7:30 p.meeeRatiger Man 11.03— id head . } an Gee +77 moter

em ae 31.03—Joan Marshall : 13. Hypnotie measure on;

8,30 p.m.—Peyton Place 4 - | 44.15—fer Consumers This was surpassed in 1965 j state | ; 5. Mrs : Seen. ,

2.20 Red—Lkette TY WG wacord ATS Fagrirt Wes : mmr ett— Ti 3—T “harotats—-were—tie|— "17" Fragrant Copperfield - kiah Yesterday's Answer 19.90 p.m.—Dick Van Dyke 11,30—The.Archers ported Of these, 109 survived ; planta ~ and others 20. Jog 29. Cancels, in 19:30 p.m.—Gideon’s Nay 11,45—Musie On The Heather ithe quarantine period and were’ 16. Chinese 6. Garden 21. Elective printing | ics cblieennocspideuiai suas i 11:30 0.m.—News Magazine 11:55—Assignment irélpased. * - pagoda | dweller 22. Makes 30.Greek god 4 — 12°00. p.m.—CBC Natjonal News 12:00—Jamboree Junction The government hopes to add 17. Indefinite 7. Crib _ amends for —s of. war fieetpclanee vores core ena a.m.—Viewpoint .J2.15—Ramblin. Man... , ito the Grosse Tle: ‘facilities. to artitle 8. Kind of %3. “Canter 32 Travelers’: fmm yeheobpny = 20 spp ionel Network News | 12.30—Maritime Farm B’cast permit it to handle ‘990 head. | 18. Extinct water pump bury Tales’ « aids —

12:30 a.m.—f:ation Sign Off } Moire = Weather “The demand for the Charolais s wild ox 9 Nursery ‘ author 33. Camp —Gordie Tapp Show. | Three-to wo . Identic 35. Ho : crcy RaDio | 1:45—Time Out For Melody i ee a at hi toe 26. whirring ee TUESDAY eet ne ae mated All breeders who wanted ~ 20° Wondy tibly slight: sound 3AGrocers | OS |. 2:00--Tima Out For Melody : i plant colloq, 28. Dewy s abbreviation © i *6.30-News and Weather | 2°45—John .Drainie Tells A. Sto Charolais last year got at least |~ 94 4 ncient LE : ia 6 325—Morning Roundy 3:00=CBC News one animal. This year 252 Ca- | Greek coin Lk sje 7 * 6 45-1 geting , | 3.03—Trans-Canada Matines nacians -buvers have applied to | 22, Field “79 : at 1) ove 5—Isiand Weather Mar. Temp. 7 le eee _ Baa 4 —— a a

b Ad-Mesing ‘Sedin 3:30—Trans-Canada Matiner bring in 1330 French cattle. |" "94 thorny « = Y = 7 15=Mornigg Roundup _ 4:00—CBC News Nearly all are said to -be 25. Son of J) i> 3 Ne ANE Wea Ot Canadion-Roundep————— Charolais, a top-flight breeding Odin rz WY | Zz . 46 Bari Separt | 4:10—Music In The Air stock. ; | 26. Tennis | : Cee a a 4:30—Assignment The agriculture department | racket, 14 q 16 | @

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5.00—Mar. Fish. Broadcast . potential buyers on this basis, | paddle, ete 7 18 V/ 1 |

7 45—Morning. Roundup 5.20—CBC. Notebook : . , | "99° Cereal Y, M4) 7.56-~-Sports. Capsule & Scoreboard 5.35 Assignment . even if the extension of the . Cere D7, *

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ie ey ee Assuming the extension ie 28."La L 8 '11—Weather 6:00—CBC News cicne ae } ——-"f_ 146—Morning Roundup T- —On Parliament Hi ,, ene department wll | seoleiag rt | B.sS=Weather | 6.50—CBC News * make a selection as equitable 6 tice. Oe = Wt | V7” 9 0Q—CBC National News | 6:25—Inland Weather and Sports 38 pene ible; giving active wreed- abbe ie / © 19—Notes and Music - 6.30—Business Barometer ; ers preference « 31. Greek YZ 7 f 154 | 19 BO—News and Weather | 6.33—Children's Stories The quarantine station. can letter A Z,

19 05—Notes and Musie | 6:50 Rod and Charles process only one batch a | 32. Likewise aT 19. 20—Preview Commentary | 7.05—Musie In The Evening becatise health regulations per- | 34. Bakery Z 19.25—Checkaoint + 7.30—Christian Frontiers mit importation only of cattle item 7 %Y — 19.50—Notes and Music 8.00-—-Intro To Ives., Nite Part 1 not yet vaccinated in France| -36 Historie La

* | 1! 00—News and Weather B.08—Conent Choice Part 6 against foot-and-mouth disease. | river 3 7 Y ‘a

11.05—Notes and Music 9.30--Julian Bream Recital ~ Since all cattle in France| _ 37. Percolates Y/

1) 45—Bulletin Board 1N.00—CBC National News must be taccinated. at the age | 38. Relieves VA V,

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6.10—Tonights: Music @A4 in hearts. Certainly it dannot be, |Y0UC#A®GED Two POUNDS oF BurTeR)| ee ee ath i $26 ¢ assumed that East would plav a | |@O% F\ZEMAN'S AaM! aD we've | “OE CCON MESES NE coset — *"$.35—Tonighh's Muse = &KIT Ze heart at trick two If he had the | [o<©" FAUNG MARGAnINe ALL MoNTA| OO {THINK 7.00-Back to the Bible i : king. and going: up wih the ace | [2 SAVE MONEY! IF YOUDOIT AGAIN S\N HEARD 7.30—News and Weather | The bidding: scant tanvotens e-te-adl pia a eee EEO. FOR SOUR Onn anim 2} NECESS ATE A FAb-lane Glide Prowam | East ‘South West ~ North 4 an. rational basis TO SOF | 8 OO—CBC Tuesday Nig lb 1@ Pass 2@ aes ths aoe Be GB cae at sll! raat. gag gy ~-Saiiththen cache » Se monk Mill ane " aie : spades and king of clubs. and Perionally Opening lead—aueen of clubs. follows this with the kev play of

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