eon Ris i

New Democrat VoteShare

Increase

OTTAWA (CP)—In terms of ‘he way the party vote w each province the New Demo- cratic Party achieved most suc- cesa in Monday's federal elec- tion.

siti, ah AN pO oe RO

d By Top Margin

| The NDP increased tte share |and lost ground in Ontario, Man- of the vote in all inces ex-\itoba, Saskatchewan and B.C. cept Newfoundland. It didn’t |plus the Yukon and Northwest | change in the Yukon or North- | Territories.

|west Territories. In British Co| Conservatives got 54 per cent jlumbia it captured more ef the of the vote in P.E.1.. 50 in Nova vote than any other party—33 Scotia, # in Manitoba, #@ is

ON THE AIR xr increased its share of the

per cent. . Saskatchewan and 47 in Alberta

On a country-wide basis the to lead in those five provinces. They won 99 seats against 95 party vote to 18 per cent from in 1963.

charge as @ public service and appear as presented to us by the stations concerned.

SATURDAY PROGRAMS’ CFCY-TV

18 in 1963 and its Commons strength to 1 members from 18, |GAIN IN NEWFOUNDLAND The winning Liberals whose Social Credit got a larger lcountry-widé share, of the vote Share of the vote than in 1063 dropped to 4 per cent from 42 in two provinces — Newfound- in 1963 lost ground in six prov- jland, where its two per cent inces—Prince Edward Island, share wae at gels. = in ae Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario, where > perce’ Manitoba and B.C. They stayed |points to 18. It lost ground in

toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta

(The Guardian,

Charlottetown, Sat. Nov, 13, 1965. n|

a percentage point in 1963. Twolin 1963 they tied the Liberais| were elected—an Independent-' with 47 per cent apiece Conservative anda straight In-| New Mrunswick has an even dependent -— both in Quebec t, giving the larger share to where the “other” share of the Conservatives in 1958 and party vole amounted to four ver |1962 and to the Liberals in 1068 cent, all an eceten ee 1963. ‘and 1965.

In B.C., NDP Liberals Castonguay

ran close on the party vote. the NDP getting 33 per cent and the, Liberals 30. This reversed the 1963 showing of Liberals 33 and

Par oo. te ‘eonmnd in Gets Ready NDP had gained the largest

share of the B.C. vote. They did

it in 1962 with 30.9 per cent. The For Another

Conservatives led in 1958 with : OTTAWA (CP)—With one fed

”.

In Quebec, the Liberals won eral tion barely out of the 56 of the 75 seats on 46 per cent Way, order has already of the vote compared with 47|gone in for the 500 tons of sup- seats on 4 per cent in 1963. The plies needed for the next one Conservatives. elected nine| Nelson Castonguay. chief elec- members on 22 per cent of the |toral. officer, said Thursdey it vote compared with eight mem. |takes six months for the orders

even in the others and zained |New Brunswick, Ontario, Mani. |,

bese e8 5) por cont. two vents te OO eee ie election boc

go. | 10 ‘ - Over the last four elections, am electoral officer “hasn't too

10.15. aum.—Musicale Territories. iplus the two far-north seats. {four provinces have consistently |much choice with @ minority

10.30 a.m.—Gled Dog Racing i | It algo fell back in Quebec. | vives the larcest share of their government.”

10.45 a.m.—Sante Claus Parede | GOT BIGGEST SHARE There, Social Credit candidates ov to ao Conservatives—| When an election returns one

11.30 a.m.—Sign Off Liberal candidates got the won 27 per cent of the vole itip ey Manitoba, Saskatchewan, with @ majority, an elec-

2.30 p.m.—Musicele biggest share of the party vote |1963. This time the party had) ang “Alberta. Newfoundland has.toral officer ‘‘can afford the

3.00 pim.—CBC Sperts~Werld. in four provinces, topped by ino candidates in Quebec but been just as consistent for the luxury of taking a rest.” he said Championship South. their 64 per cent in Newfound- |Creditistes obtained 17 per cent |y inerals, lis ae daderview. But the job of

ern —$00—Royel Horse land. It was 47 per cent in New of the vote. In Nova Scotia, the Conserva- the officer is ‘'to be able to hold Show 1965 ‘Brunswick, 45 in Quebec and 43' On a country- basis, So-| ‘aa { ” 8.00 p.m.—Film Festivel lin Ontario. Compared with 1963, cial Credit ned four’ por | cvee.let. tn thrve clections and am: election of any 2 :

jthey dropped one percentage \cent of the vote and Creditistes jpoint in Quebec, three im On-'an equal share Monday, In 1963, tario. 'Social Credit, including Quebee, | ; 7.00 p.m.—CFCY TV News | Liberals elected 129 members, won 12 per cent.

7.16 p.m.—Pishermen's Log ‘the same number as in 1963. Social Credit elected five cam 7.30 p.m.—tet's Sing Qut | The Conservatives, whose'didates and Creditistes nine. 8:00 p.m.—Beverly Hillbillies share of the national vote at 33/The Social Credit figure in 1968

5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny 6.90 p.m.—Forest Rangers 6.3! p.m.—Country Time

6-X INJOV 13493S_ ——-BSNOW _ASNDIN

8.90 p.m.—Wagentrain per cent was the same as iniwas 4.

9.30 p.m.—Hockey Night In Can 1963, scored gains in P.E.I.,| Other candidates picked up

11.35 — ‘ iNova Scotia, New Brunswick, | one per cent of the vote tast

11.45 mea . |Quebec and Alberta They|Monday across the country ae istayed even in Newfoundland compared with less than half of

12.00 p.m.—-CBC TV)News 12.08 a.m.—Local Weather & Sport,

6:35—Waltztime |12.15—Looking Through The Papers

Scores 12.19 a.m.—Route 66 2:00efess fo_fo She. 12.30—Old Fashioned Revivel Hour 1.10 Sign Off :30—News a@ lee ™ TidGesReturdey Night Hoedown | \:0OrNews & Weather CKCW-TV 8:58—Naws Headlines and Weathey 1:15—Tell Us A Story : ry Night Heedewn 1.30—Voice of Prophecy | 9.30—Bebby Hill Show 2.00—CBC News

10.27 a.m.—Statien Sigh On 10.30 a.m.—TBA Film

10.45 a.m.—Sente Cleve Parade 11.30. a.m.—Sign Off

12.27 p.m.—Statien Sign On 1 12.30 p.m.—Teacher Training

Program

1.09 e:m.--Carteon Capers 1.30 p.m.—Top Ten Plus

2.03—Capital Repert 2.30—Music By Mantovent 3.00—Where The Bible Speake 2.20—Peoples Gospel Heur 4,00—CBC News 4.03—Hebrew Christian Hour 4.18—Classical Piano 4.30—Hoyr ef Dacision

| 10.00—CBC Nations! News 10.05—The Hit Perade 10.30—Starlight Serenade 11.00—-News and Regiane! Weather 11.05—Starlight Serenade 11:30—-News and Weather 11.35-—Sterlight Serenade

— p.m.—Werld co. can 5.00—Natiens! Beck te the Bible Hour 00 p.m.—Dewn Memory Lane 6.00—News, Inland & Marine Weether 5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny SATURDAY 615—Showers of Blessing

6.00 p.m.—Forest Rangers 6.30—Canadien Mood

6,00—Musie On The Menu 7.00—Music On The Menu

oo

6.30 p.m.~-New, Weather & oe

7.30—Family Bible Heur

Sperts B.00—CBC Sunday Night ° , 7 y Nig As psitnedey Vek CeO TER Mone 4 ‘Whod Westhey|10-00-C8C. Netionel News REMEMBER RONNIE 8.00 p.m. Beverley’ Hillbilice’ 8.1 Maritime Soerteces or mes & Our Special THE BOYTI was SO 8.30 p.m.—Let's Sing Out; and Sports ne 1 : : 00 p.m.—My Thr "i 8.45—Sengs Areund The World 0.30—CBC Strings . 9.00 p.m ae reas aces | RORCEE Sen ane |11.30—News and Regione! Weather Werew OF THE FRENCH TRAWLER. “SAINT-PIERRE-EGLISE” MAD 70. |. Ry: ento From Our Own Correspondeng| !!-35—Sterlight Serenade BE RESCUED TWICE IN 4 (Wexham, England, Febi9ss) 11 50 p.m.—Juliette 9.10—Music For Saturday 12.00—CBC News, weather and > b ie ge National News Bee ne a 11,05: -Jean Marshall DAILY CROSSWORD x 12.12 a.m.—Roaring Twenties 11,00—Hew De Yeu Sey Helle CBA RADIO ACROSS 6. Openings 25. Bibli- SIN] 1 1D} Sir tals) mm, 1.75 a.m.—Station Sign OH | 11,30—8neore : 1. Market 7. Monster calk ee od 1 12:00—Current and Choice SUNDAY “4+ 8, Enclosure 8. Atti- name {eticMiniciaiatiial | = SUNDAY PROGRAMS 12.30-—-Country Capers 9. Barton or tudinize 26, Public Tie lie IAIN SMe | Mi CFCY-TV 12:45—Program Preview 7,00—CBC News Bow 9. Mandarin notices BIRIAIDMEMIOIVIE] | | 1,00—CBC News and Weathe 7:03—Inlend and Marine Weather) 10. Jargon: tes 28. One BIRIOIOWaT IES 1.00 p.m.—Musical | 1.15—in Canade This Week and Music fer Sunday 12, Own 11,One kind o” hundred PistaPeitein | 1.30 p.m.—Ceuntry Calendar 1:30—Chansonette 8:00—CBC: News 13. Thin atrike 84. F - 2.00 p.m.—This ts The Life 1,59~D.0.-. Time: Signal 8:15—Music For Sunday 14. Past 13. Male. off- meters : ; paeeneth ; 2.30 p.m.—Erie Sykes 2.00--Off The Record SAS-Werld Charch, News 15, Hawajign _spring 34. Lubri- . RAs ee seed J-1hd MOT SAYING 1 3.00 p.m.—CFL Finals . 2:30-Top of The Pops * 905—Postmark U.K. e: Fa food is: Accosts and cate SILI) sa e HERE eee Spy — ear Hemilton at Ottewa 3:00—Opere Time %30—Inland Weather, and Maritime 16. Even: poet. begs: 35. Less Yesterday's Answer ‘4 NOT BACKIND oF, 5.30 p.m.—Sight and Cast 4.30-CbC News Gardener 17. Intones slang 36. Cons 42, Signifying | 1M PIENT, Eins 5.55 p.m.—CBC TV News 4:33- Folk Song 10:00—Sundey Merning Mag. 20. Prosecu- 18. Hebrew atella- maiden 6.00 p.m.—The Nature of Things | sign ns Fisheries Exhibition at | 10:30—C8Qy Halifax Strings ter: abbr. prephat tion name = 6.30 p.m.—Hymn Sing eee |11:00—CBC News 22. Ahead 19, Thorny _—-&T, Benja- 44, Hail ° : : 7.00 p.m.—All-Ster Theatre 7.00~CBC News |11:03—iniend and Marine Weather 23.Tosca, for 20. India mail min's 45, South a ee hi 7:30 p.m.—Patty Duke 7.05—Inland and Marine Weather | !1:15—Leeking Through The Papers one 21. Finnish sea- first American | ?' 8:00 p.m.—Hank 7.1SeSportamen’s Almenec | 11:30—Keybeard end Strings ~) 27. Embarrass rt born tuber 8:30 p.m.—Flashback 7:30—Traveller’s Checn 12,00-—CBC Metrenome - > 29.Did an in- 44. Printer's 38. Tart 47. From: + 9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show ; 8.06 My Werd 1,00—CBC News-and Commentary side job measure 41. Performs prefix $ * 10.00 p.m.—Bonanzea i 8:30—Ce otaiade 1:15—Opinion and Inland Weather 30. Divided z ** 11.01 p.m—? Days Preserts Bocu- 9.00- Biye Line 1:30—Pratley At The Movies ; country } 3 614 8 YU ; ment O pak wady <i 1.59=D.O, Time Signal ye) MAthome YY A OM id * 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News | 10.00—CBC National News 2.00—CBC News ‘ 32. Verb form V7/ANO Hl 5 + 12.08 a.m.—Local Weather and Sport inns crime Quiz 2:03—Capita! Report 33. Pseudonym ! Scores {aabaYhe Seapedey Set 2:00—CBC News 36. Camel hair I , 12:10 am—Sign Off 11:00—Werne?’s Wax Warks 2:30~-Vanceuver Chamber Orch. robe i 12.00-COe teak 3:30—Church OF The Aip.- « 39, Perish CKCW-TV 112.03-Sports ‘Scores, Inland ang | 4#00--CBC News 60. Man's ZA 1.19 Ta ere ’ ’ 4:03—Critically Speaking name 7 10 p.m.—-Station Sign On Marine Weather 4:30-CBC Sinan ‘i Raceinbie 1.15 p.m.—The Christophers | 12:15—Musician In The Night : ng j ° 1.30° p.m.—Country Calanedar } 5:00—Canadian Mood 45. One time 2 — p.m. : | 6:00-—CBC News, Weather end 4. Living .00 p.m.—Comment and Conviction crey ‘ 2.30 p.m.—Faith In Action | ; Sperts Scores 47. Sharp 300° p.m. =N-F LL. f | SUNDAY a o_o <enode and Political 48. Soft drinks Los Angeles at Green | > 35 News & Weather dOetion Yast ty 5 + Bay : | 7.40—Sacred Heart Program 7.00-——Music Diary + Oras 5.30 p.m.—Sight & Cast |10.45~Neighbaurly News—CBC 7,30—Music In Caneda » Dros 5.55 p.m.—CBC TV. News | 7.55—Pigne Interlude 8:00—Intre Te Sundey Nite 3, Rulnous 6.00 p.m.—Nature ef Things lle : damage 6.30 p.m.—Pleasé Don't. Eat the 8.00—Le Benne Neuve 8:20-—W. 8B. Yeats 4 3. Metallic ‘Eis ar eae | 8.30—Redio Bible Class 10:00—€BC Netiena!l News reek 7.00 p.m.—Walt Disne 9.00—News & Weather 10:10—Weekend Review 4. Keystone nas cicaen re 9.10—Sunday School By Radio 10.30--Intre Te Sunday Nite tas abbr. + ae palette | ¥30—Bible Inatitvte Program 10.85-—-MecMillen Lectures B.One of tle ee 10.00—Sunday Merning Magazine—CBC| 11:00—Chamber Music of Schumane 9.00 p.m.—€d Sullivan Show : hills of 10.00 mip 10.30—Inlaned Waether and Maritime, 12:00—C8C News Rome 11.00 p.m.—Doeument > * Gardener—CBC Marine Weather , 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News 11.00-Local Church Services 12:03—Sports Scores, Inland - and DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how te work its

|12:10=News —end Regional Weether AXYDLBAAKR

12.10 a.m.—LTV News’ *2:15—Musie In The Night

2.15 am.—Station Sian Of 2 is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used | cecy RADIO CONTRA fer the three L's, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos- 6:45—Island Wr., Mar. Temp, trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. alee Some re By B. JAY BECKER * Each day the code letters are different. . 6:55—Ne and Weat j 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour | North dealer. monds an undesirable contract. A Cryptogram Quotation 7:1$-—Merning Roundup | Both sides vulnerable, The two club bid was artifi- LOIL GYTUYS BOMULY @ LCMR | 7:30—News and Weather cial and forcing; two héearte ' I 7:35—Farm Report | NORTH was an gpg ore ZU BSMSDOS ERS KUKPIGD | 7:41—Morning | Reundup 663 Two notrump showed om : 7:45—Island Wr., Mar. Temp. $6u la balanced and denied im- KDGCMS? KSDMCPM | Aba ny $98432- -¢ |portant values aside from the, Yesterday's Cryptoquote: EVEN A HAIR HAS ITS OWN 7:56—Sports Capsule and Score 104 ace of hearts. SHADOW. — 8YRUS ‘ board . wer Eas? Probably South should now ban See F win 8.01—News $35 Siirsss have bid three notrump, ~ catures Syndicate 8:1 1=-Weather when he bid three diamonds a © 16—Morina Roundon $a310 1,’ |Nerh Jumped to five, South’ OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR H 8 45—Weather $Q76533 J98 was in soe S resist the BO AJOR HOOPLE 8:50—Atlantic News Roundup tempta * . i 9:00—-News and Prem Our Corr~|-' AQEE It turned out that South made | Piece peyag foros tn Shy cov Saxe poole yer ga Ht rather | [PARDON MEME) (2 4 grr IRRESLILAR!)} IS6IE OF THIS! BUT 9-10—Keyboard Melodies @AKGE difficult to ¢ a len peo.eur 1 1/0 See ! Coat ee soe 9:25—Netes and Music AK sermon here against his bidd- EXAMINERS Hea MAINTAIN A STATO A-GANM Wiss: + 90.00—News and Weather "The bidding: ing. But he did play the hand| Jagewece roe ma 4 ler dane Perspect etc North East South West well and was duly rewarded for! Trae AWNUAL f {is 16 ~ ER, AH =~ A /|PLETBLY o= SIMPLY [ten os hen Pass Pass 2q Pass the effort. = TRIFLE FAR Out! ) [BECAUSE A HULA HOOP * 11:65—Notes and Music 2¢ , Pass 2 r West led a trump, South cash. | oe heres ;_1-S8—Mentague, Enterta 2NT Pass i$ Pass| |e the A - K, learning that pd \ PRESIDENTS OFFICE! © 1].40—Notes and Music Pass} wo to a trick. e | . * 91:55—Atlantic News Roundup 5¢ Sd “_ one een 6 awe. the diffi | Sew —e cult task of avoiding @ spade 12.05—The Band Parade ta Sick ieee tt wets me ea nati en ber ed for bidding or playing bad.| He solved the problem by ex: | apa net ig = y smile ecuting an elimination play.| 1:05—Moastly Music ly. Sometimes the gods * a wk & 1.15—In Canada This Week Cac —s kindly whem you goof, and re After — meh immy 1.30—Checkpoint . ward you generously for poor heart, he ao appt Rao. |: 2:00—News dnd Weather \bidding or play. Of course, thig When the queen , he cashed | vou the right to look amug-| the ace of spades. the A-K of | 2.05~—Tops in Pers. gives y i id Oe is 3:00—News and Weather ly at the and pre- \clubs, @ remaining heart | 3:05—T: In P tend yours adtually a superior |We t refusing to ruff. He then : ops in Pops 4:00—News and Weather iplayer who knew all the time put West on lead with a trump.

+ 405—Tops In P lwhat you were doing. West had only clubs left and nebsdiees ond We Take this hand where South had to play one. This permitted

* ~ 5:00—News and Weather | We 5 . © §:05—The Outports ‘wiggled into six diamonds. Thig|South to diseard a spade from) *S §:25:20—Marine_Weather__ was certainly not 2 good con dummy as he ruffed in his hand, | 5:28—The Outports — tract, though it was not help. so the outcome was that South | ‘AN waeo ‘ won the rubber and got a bonus) 6:00—News and Weather jless. The odds against making : ONE TO 6:15—Report From Perliament Hil'the slam were about 2 to 1, of 750 points for making a slam | ~ # @:25—Sports Parad lwhich in itself made mx dia- he never should have: bid.

~