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4.00 p.m.—As The. World Turns ov By DON HANRIGHT ucts to replace imported of the total North American au- | Bocage on the laek shore in Ge:

ine ee ere ot aoe CP)—A rising tide | goods im the domestic market. tomotive market. The talks are pov ena = the onan “ he i s Proinge ; j oO

5 00 p.m.—World of Nature | of the enefits Mt Cee some There are bright prospects for st'l! in progres.s Kennedy Round neg

| ada’s ener- Canadian exports to major for However, one big hurdle for Regardless of the genera! out- | ketic export. drive eign. markets in the Uniied this policy is the fact that, by |come—still much in doubt—one Purchases abroad may com- States and Western Europe. last official count in 1960, {or- |Canadian target is clear a bet-

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70) p.m.=—CFCY TV News jt!rue to increase in 1965 and Sustained growth is forecast in eigners — mostly Americans— ter access to the U.S. market 7.15 p.m.—Sports Weekly rere are tome of the reasons both areas and, though perhaps owned outright 34 per cent of — - —— | 7:30 p.m.—Leave It To Beaver "repeat of 1964's heavy | to a lesser extent, in Japan, the Canadian manufaeturing in- | FRIGATES FOR SPAIN |

8.00 p.m.—My Three Sons usiness spending on new pro-| Nevertheless, the total result dustry. Foreign control is even

8.30 p.m.—Don Messer | duction facilities will almost jcould well be another swelling higher, at “59 per cent. MADRID (AP) Spain will 9.00 p.m.—Show cf the Week auto matically mean higher of Canada’s perennial deficit in Narrowing it down to .tic | build five new missile-firing

Léna Horne ' anos of foreign-made ma- | world-wide buying and selling. nranufacturing industries wilh a | frigates based on the plans of 10.00 p.m.—Danger Man ; ¢hinery and equipment lof hoth merchandise and, serv $25,000,000 - plus investment, /the U.S.S Charles F. Adams 11.00 p-m.—The Sixties | —Canadian incomes are stli ices, plus net payments abroad Americans owned 44 per cent with technftal assistance from)

climbing Firm demand has |of such things as interest and of the total investment im these {the United States, the'-Roman

11.30 Silence Plea a " em Blood end Send | been predisted for 1965 Tv | dividends, tourigm and shipping at the end of 1960. The British |Catholic mewspaper Ya said

the extent that it cannot be costs. had another 14 per cent, others Saturday. They will be built in

1200 p.m.—CBC TV News met by domestic output, im- a .% three ‘per cent. Canada had 39/§panish shipyards. This fol- 12.13 a.m.—lecel Weether Ports will certajnly rise DEFICIT CUE,» a att per cent. ‘lowed abandonment of negotia- 12.14 a.m.—Sign Off ¥ ¢ -The further the country! In 1963 - deficit "which The ‘difficulty is to persuade ;tions with Britain for help in CKCW TV | Moves:from the mid-1962 dol. Must be cord by" importing the Us. . controlled firms to| building Leander class frigates|

| lar devaluation. the less be. foreign capital was .pared ‘to compete actively with their par-|in Spain, ,

957 am.-Station Sign On come its benefits in terms of | $521.000,000 after a gradual | expanding exports and the year-by-year decline from the

oe” oon School Tele ability of home-made prod. | peak of $1,504,000,000 in 1959 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

10.30 @.m.—Nova Scone Schools a Bul this year i wil zo back . we —Silenc ar? 6.00—News an Bier up. Estimates that it will reac o Is 00 aa oa 6 $00 Parlement ul $650,000,000 for 1964 as a whole ASILVER OYSTER 3 2 15 om aChes Mya 6 20—Today's Editorial already have been questioned SHELL | 12.30 p.m. —Butternut Square 6 25—Sports: Parade by some econom'sts as possibly ee a 12 50 p.m.—CBC-TV News | 6 30—Bisiness Barometer too low. Final figures will not Fat anh | 1.90 p.m.—Monday Playbill | 6 35—Tonight’s Music be available for several months. | as 4 BASIS OF > Twenty Plus Two 7 O0—Back to the Bible This is despite the fact that, COMPARISON 10 Q 2.30 p.m.—At Home With Heiea 7. 30—News & Weather if the trend in trade for the first ; MAKE SURE NO m * Crocker 7 45—Program Schedule nine months (exports of $6,159,- UNDERSIZED z 9.00 p.m.—Moment of Truth 7.4b6—Tonight s Music . 600.000 and tmyports at a prelim- OYSTERS } 320 p.m.—Teke Thirty | 8 S8—News Head'ines and Weather inary estimate of $5,522.700,000) jo 4.00 p.m.—As The’ World Turns | 9.00—Farm Forum were to be reflected in the last ad 430 Razz) : 1 9.30—Distinguished Arians |» three months, there would be a 2 p.m.—Razzle Dezzie a . $900,000 000 | % 500 p.m.—Cartoon Capers 10 00—CBC National News, On surplus of about ,000 000. i | 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop . Parliament Li! dnd Speaking The huge wheat sale to the | | 6.00 p,m.—Supper Club Personally, Soviet Union, with most of the . 615 p.m.—Lionel Television Mews 10 30—Coannental Aolida $50,000,000 in wheat and flour 6.25 p.m,—Weather 11.00—News and Reoionsl Weather aelivered in the 1964 calendar 6.30 p.m.—Sports 1}.05+Stariight Serenade year. spared Canada from an | z' 6.35 p.m.—Supper Club '1.30—News and Weather eve! more embarrassing in- a) 7.00 p.m.—77 Sunset Strip 11.35—Starlight Serenade ‘crease in the payments deficit 8.00 p.m.—Bewitched 12.00-CBC News. Weather and... With this wheat excluded, one x 8.30 p.m.—Don Messer Sports ef the bright spots this year | | 9.00 p.m.—Show of the Week cea. aac’ was manufactured goods. While s; 10,00 p.m.—Denger Man | in the fitst nine months of this z 11.00 0.m.—The Sixties | MONDAY vear total Canadian exports || t 11.30 p.m.—Weady and Me | rose 23.4 per cent from a year | 0 12.00 a.m.—CBC TV News | 690—The Morning Show, Part } earlier, the gain in manufac- c' 12.14 o.m.—Viewpoint ;.7-00—The. Mocning.Show, Pact J tured exports was 44 per cent... - — a ys 12.20 e.m.—tionel Network News |-8.00-CBC News & Intand Weather’ ‘These so - called “end prod- 7 12.25 em.—Stetion Sign Of » | £.15—Maritime Sportscast tucts’’ accounted for 184 per . ‘ | 8.21—The Morning Show, Part 2 cent of Canada’s total exports 3 Gita : . : CFCY RADIO .| 8:25—The Bob Goulet Show |in. that period compared with gm s) cal ON cron oF 8:35—Max Ferguson {11.5 per cent in the same period — p . 7 }. Vien aa MONDAY 9.00—CBC News of 1963. ee . BJ h™ RE - | 9:11 —Commentery Te wers RS LS DURING ELECTION 6.30—News end Weather 216—AM. Chron.cle 200.000 NEW JOBS ‘of the Cathedral of <Jakarta.n-Indonesia- ARE-MADE OF SOUD-IRON : “HOw EACH 6 SS—Morning Roundup 10.15—Playroom j 19 that pertod compared with (© Hee Fete Spent ban, 4. Wen phe ere CANDIDATE GOT 6.45—Island Weather and = Mar. 1 30—Court Of Opinion | dustries have been a boon to _ : | TV Tme? tse ting tain tne Mee aed nat As | a o ming ee {11.05—, n f | vi a : , , 2 ‘ 4 SSNs ard. wena, {11-05 Heer Merb, Jape crevted in Camade over ine) DAILY CROSSWORD > 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 11.20—Record Album last year. Their stepped-up pro- ACROSS DOWN 13. Perform BSDIPSESICERE ge” 7.15—Morning Roundup . 11.30—The Archers duct on has accounted for 1. Sleeveless 1.Onewho ¢ 16. Nothing MARAE IOC: i 7.30—News and Weerhdr 11.45—Music On The Heather roughly 35 per cent of the over- wrap captures 18. Vat for q 7.35—Farm Report \ a 12.00—Jamboree Junction all gains in Canadian output 5. Lime tree 2. Wallaba: fodder 7.40—Morning Rounde. ~ f 12. 15—Tenriesseé Ernie Ford | since the current expansion bark Braz. 19. Base. 7.45—Islend Weather & Mar. Temp.-12 35 Maritime Farm B’cast ‘spree began after the first 9. Top 3. Through ball or 7 46—Morning Roundup 1.00-CBC News end Weather { quarter of 1961 | 10. Hoarfrost 4. Additional football 7.56—Sports Capsule & Scoreboerd 1 15_ The Tommy Hunter Show |. John J Deutsch, chairman of | 11. Temple on 5. A wave 20. Pig's 8.01—News 1.45—Time Out For Melody Ithe new Economic Council of Acropolis turning nose 8 11—Weether 1.59—D.0. Time Siqnat Canada. said in a recent speech at Athens into foam 24. Glacial 8.16—Merning Roundup ~ | 2.00—Time Out For Melody | the increase since 1961 in sales| 13 Close to on the snow b 8 45—Weather 2.15—Atlentic Schoo! B'cost labroad of Canadian manufac-| 14. ¢ jarrow shore field 8 50—Atlantic News Round . » tured goods may indicate a inlet: geol. 6. Biblical 26. Casks up listen and Tell Stories ; in the tlon 15. Firearm well 28. Friar’s S:Se— Thought Fer Yadey 2.30—Atlantic Schoo! B’cast turn'ng point in the composi i Avan ne ee ith 9.00-CBC News & Voice Reports “Parlons Francais” a Canadian exporis. deve: "Russian “tion of fog 29. Having 9 '1—Preview Commentary 2.45—John Dreinie Tell A Story & Whether this new el horsemen and smoke “lobes 38. Celebes ox 9% 16—Notes and Music It Happened Today ment can be sustained in future a1. autical pe, ae will be a matter of vital . Nautica 8. Act of . Dirty 42. High, < 9 30—Five Roses Sweepstakes 3.00-CBC News years il Caneds’s “ove. mile: Jap holding 32. Expunges < hill Fee Mea cconeat | 2:.03—Trana-Conede Matinee eer 22. Journey ~ realestate 33. Beastof ' 43. Apple seed z at's ng Contes —Trans-Canada Matinee ’ . 7 . 10.00—News & Weather 3 30-Tranecaned | But the fact remained that ae dogs 12. Yokel burden = 44. Epoch % 16.05—Kitchen Corner; with Jane =] 493 Canadian Roundup jCanadian imiports _ still equal 25. Tennis | 12 Ashley ft “ST a10—Music In The Air | about 46 per-cent of the total | "nook 10.10—Notes & Musee 4.1$—Mutic: In. The Air jthe proportion of exports made 27. Spawn 10.15—Stop The Reoerd » | 4.30-Countdewgn ;up by manuactured sowie of fish T0.18—Notes and Music : 5.00—Mar. Fish B'cast jonly slightly ‘higher than i was | 28. Girl's name: J] 11.06—News ind Weathe bsg 20—Tempo in 1926 . . n poss. 11.05—Women’s Institute Program | CBC Notebook | And Canada’s share of a 31. Pigmented 11.20—Notes and Music | 6.00—CBC News world trade, far from increas- layer of 11.30=Stop_ The Record ‘ | 6.145—On Parliament - Hilt ting, has actually declined ‘some- the iris 11 33—Notes and Music | 6 20—Today’s Editorial what during the last 10 years.| 34. Artificial 1).45—Bulletin Board | 6 25—Inland Weether end | Government policy so far nas language 11.30—Notes and Music | Sports Scores been fixed on capturing a larger; 35, Certain ; 11.55—Atlantic News Roundup | 6.30—Business Barometer ‘share of the United States mar- Z suse pares - 12.00—Weather | 6.35—Music In The Evening ket-~for- Canadian goods, espe- : atthe 12.05—Town and Country Time | Hfx. Symphony ‘Orchestre cially manufactured products. ya 3 2 12.30-—News end Weather 1 7.40 _Soundings . I The importance of this is under- 20. he 12 45—Town end Country Time | g a9 Assignment lined by figures showing ‘oe te | Janeiro ™ 1.00—News and Weather | §.30—Crime Quiz | month..deficit of $578,000, in | 40. Like 3 1.05—Town and Country Time 6.00—Nat’l Farm Forum | trade with the US. in ee | 41. Caselles 1.15—Tommy Hunter Show 9.30—Distinguished , Artists |pared with a 12-month © 45. Implement >| 1.45—Town & Country Time 110.00—CBC Nat'l News, 7 * | $832,000,000 in 1963. 46. Pneumatic a 2.00—News end Weather | On Parliament Hil . i tube RL. 2.05—Mostly Music | Speaking Personally eee cet Tnbodimest of | 47. Organs of ig 3.00—News Headlines & Weather 15.39 Continental Holiday | the Canadian government's pol- hearing 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee 11:00—Concert Album icy has been the recent effort | 48. Resorts 9.30—1 in Pops BC News | ‘ -US. . : 4.00-News Headlines and Wenther 17.90 Sport, Scores, Inland & 19 negotiate a Canada-US-/ Dany CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work itt 4.03—Canadien Roundup y Marine Weather arts Ottawa's objective is to AXYDLBAAXR 4.10—Tops In Pops nee 12.15—Encore hw for Canada a larger share is LONGFELLOW , 4 57—Stop. The Record | Music In The Night oa One-letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 5.00—News end Weether for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc, Single letters, apos- S.08— Te Oulart IDGE trophies, the engin formation of the words are all hints, §.25—Merine Weather CONTRACT BR Each day the code letters are different. §.30—Bob Goulet Show . > ; od . EKEXM EVHK FY¥VHOKORM EMB FLASH | FAMOUS HANDS FIM KXM EVHK SIMTCAVC Hie South dealer. are favorably divided ieee ne| FAMQFBTMI YVYM J | Bett ont veinerobie. should therefore take any steps | Saturday's Cryptoquote: ANY TWO PHILOSOPHERS CAN | fai s NORTH that are possible to overcome ®) TELL, EACH OTHER ALL THEY KNQW IM)TWO HOURS | @s75 bad-division if # exists. |: HOLMES ; ; < ase In line with this, he wins © 1964, King Foatisres Syndicate, Une.) 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