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TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel) 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channe! 6--~Toronto WGK-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channe! 4--Buffalo WKBW-TV Chanre!l 7--Buftalo WROC-TV Channe! 5--Rochester CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto © CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie THURSDAY EVE. $--Here's Hollywood 200 P.M. 5:00 Paras Nien le 4-- li~Family Theatre The" 5--Bozo © 4--Five O'clock Show 5:38 P.M. Today £00 AL! 11-7--Romper Room 5--Movie 4----Popeye's Playhouse N55 ALM ; ts : Mi, | \--Family Theatre o3 Dick 'tree 2--Debbie Drake Show} S--Kukla 9:30 A. +. | 4Five O'clovk 4--CH. 4 Theatre 7--Jack LaLanne Show oe P.M. 2--Huckleberry Hound | 4--You and Your Family) / -Early Show 6: .M, 2--Susie | 6-3--Huckleberry Hound Z 3 4M. S-Theatee 1l--Morning Movie | sper 9--Free and Easy 6:0¢ P.M, 7--Jack Lalanne Show) $--The 5-2---Say When | 6News 4--News and Features | 3--Three Stooges | 2-Sea Hunt Series 10:30 A.M. 6:15 P.M. 9--Domino 6--International Zone 7--Day In Court 3~--Farm Market Report | 5-2--Play Your Hunch 6.20 -.M 3 .M, | +I Love argh Weathers l--Family Theatre 1:00 A. 9-6-2--News ae anand Ernie or: S--Huntley-Brinkley | 5-2--Price Is Hight : Te Fe The Verdict Is Yours) S-Huntley-Brinkley 13. A.M. 2--Three Stooges FRIDAY a : FM. 63--Dick Tracy S--Theatre ay 6--Wheelspin 3--Farm Report 6:30 P.M. 11-9-5-2--News, Weather, Sports 6--Click 9--Leave It To Beaver 6--Seven-o-One 5--Top Cat 4--Bat Masterson 3--The Flintstones ist BM 9--Donna Reed Show | 6--Seven-O-One | 5--Flintstones 4--Death Valley Days | 3--Father Knows Best | 2--Squad. Car 7:15 P.M. 7--News; Weather 7 FP. 11--Tugboat Annie 9--Free and Easy 7--Yours For A Song 5-2--Concentration 4---The Brighter Day 12:0. NOON \l--Bugs Bunny and Friends | 7--Jane Wyman Show 5-2--Your First Impression | 9-4---News: Weather: 5: Weather 330 P.M. 9--Real McCoys 7--Ozzie and Harriet a 6--Sea War 5--Outlaws 9--Theatre 4--Accent Kd | Sports 6--Expedition 3--Rea) McCoys | 2--Divorce Court {a at ona pe py i voM. 9--Free and Easy 'Reed | 4--Speaker ot tne House 3-Nature Of Things) edb P.M. 4--Frontier Circus 7--Camouflage | 7--The Hathaways 8:30 P.M. Saarin, Malines 6-3--Red River Jam- ° boree Consequences 4--Search for lomorrow 8:30 P.M. 11--Seahunt 7--Flintstones 6-3--Burns and Alien 4--Route 66 5-2--Robert Taylor's Detectives 9:00 °.M 1l--Man From_ Interpol 9--Have Gun Will Time 4--Rawhide, Drama | 3--Donna Reed Show 8:00 P.M. Western 9--Theatre 7--Donna 11--Panic 7--The Real McCoys 6-3--My Three Sons 12:45 P.M. Light P.M j11--Gene Autry | | 7--Afternoon Show 5--Feature Movie 4--Meet the Millers ity 7--The Law and Mr. Jones 5-2--The Lively Ones | 4--Zane Grey Theatre 10:00 P.M. 11--Bob McLean 7--The Untouchables 6--Ben Casey 5-2--Mitch Miller 4--The Dialogues of Archibald MacLeish and Mark Van Doren 3--Country Junction 10:30 P.M. 9--Peter Gunn 6-3--Man and the Challenge 11:00 P.M. (1-9-7-6-5-4-3-2--News: Sports 11:15 P.M. | 3--Movie Travel 7--77 Sunset Strip 6-3--A Summer Night M M, SAN Sar heatre = | 11--The Tom Ewell Show 3--Movie 9--Country Style 2:00 P.M. 63--Perry Mason ge bss 5--Purex Summer 11--Cannonball Special: 9--Theatre ener ' 4--Father of the Bride 2--World of Sophia Loren | 10:00 P.M. 11--Bob McLean 2-Mid-day Matinee 1:30 P.M 6-3--Chez Helene 5-2--Jan Murray Show 4--Password 2:30 '.M. 1l--All Star Theatre --Seven Keys 6-3--Open House ee en | 10:30 P.M. 4--House Party 9--Zane Grey Theatre * 6--On Che Scene 5--Keyhole 1--Pride of the Family | 7--Queen For A Day 6--Viewpoint 6-3--Summerama 1.3 | 5-2--Dr. Malone 11:30 P.M. 4--Millionaire ee 3:30 P.M. 4--Eyewitness -- Walter 7--Late Show | Cronkite 3--The Detectives | 2--King Qf Diamonds | 11:00 P.M. 1-9-7-6-5-4-3-2--News: 1l--The Cap'n Andy | si Show wre 4--Theatre 3--The Untouchables $-2--Tonight Show | 12:30 P.M. | %---Mahalia Jackson Sings FRIDAY 7:30 A.M. 4---College of the Air 34 M. | 1--Popeye and his Pals| 5-2--Our Five Daughters | 7--Who Do You Trust | iotate -- 4--To Tell e had ts 3-2--News and Sports 4:00 P.M. eee 11:30 P.M 1 7--American Bandstand | 'SoTheatre ich 6-3--Tea Zone | 6-3--Movie | sake Room For | 5.2-Tonight Show addy 4--Theatre -- Th | e Last 4--Secret Storm Time I Saw Paris 4:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 5-2--International Show | | | | ! |1l--Huckleberry | Hound | --Mahalia Jackson 7--Jungle Sings 4--Captain Kangaroo Jay Show ACROSS 1, Robert Burns, for one 5. Moves, as wings 10, Subject 12, To restrict 13. Boxers' "stage" 14, Girl's name 15. Golfer --~- Hogan 16. Day of baptism (2 wds.) 18. Edible seaweed 19, To move back 22, Man's nickname 25, Strict, as CROSSWORD DOWN . Pierce . Apple center . Unroll . Bolivian export . Blaze . Trans- atlantic vessel 7. In the midst of 8. Century plant fiber 9. Remain 11, Our northern neighbor 17. Re- taliates 18. Guided [AlOjole Ee RENIAISIAR Mena BOAeE (BjefL || EmEMiATRINIE) [Ol jEIGMEMIEISICIE |r} [Alen (oy GENS ONG (PlEINIoIS] Yesterday's Answer 34, Prong 35. Comply with a request 36. Swiss capital 387. Scottishe Gaelic 40. Witty 243 7 {6 of soap persons 43.7 ot it stand: print. 4A. North- umberland river: Eng. MICKEY MOUSE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 2, 1962 ]7 Hill Tribesmen Opposing Reds y P ARNETT DALAT, South Viet Nam (AP) The Communist Viet Cong un- derground seems to have lost the battle for the allegiance of South Viet Nam's nearly 1,000, [ TWANKS, OU Boy. You COUNTERSPIES ARE SO side authority, mountain people, known here as '}the Montagnards, have started to run from the Viet Cong rather than submit to Com. munist indoctrination. Already, more than 10,000 ref- JANE ARDEN ugees clad only in loin cloths and tattered shawls against the WHATS ON | YOUR MIND, POLLYS inal { ------ LJUST CAME FROM THE HOSPITAL/ HES, STILL UNCONSCIOUS / HE EVEN MIGHT Dic / bitter mountain cold, have con- verged on this resort city in the central highlands. The Viet Cong seemed to have overplayed their hand in dealing with the Mountagnards. The mountain people accepted the domination of the lowland French, as long as it did not disturb their passionate love of the wide open spaces. GOVERNMENT VICTOR After the Second World War, the Vietminh movement, with its need for tight organization and complete loyalty, . found little support among the Mont. agnards, Now, as the pressure of Viet 1 GOOFY ACCIDENTALLY DISCOVERED A NEW PLANT FOOD! AND REMEMBER, NO MATTER WHAT You THINK OF [Tos sees DON'T LAUGH! Nam's war increases, the Viet Cong is using terrorism and in- timidation and these tactics are Sl SYTMLY pee on al Or ae Pk, driving the mountain tribesmen away. The Vietnamese government regards the mass exodus as a good sign in the war. "By leaving the mountains," one official said, "the Montag- nards have removed from the Viet Cong sources of food and YEAH, WE'RE MOVIN'AWAy, GRANDMA / YOUR FRIENI AH, THAT'S "TOO MI66 YOU, GPENCER/ BAD! DS WILL recruits. And at long last the mountain people are coming to us, something they would not have considered doing only six years ago." The flight of the refugees to government security areas is a victory by default for the gov- ernment, because it has done little to help the Montagnards, long regarded by the Vietna- mese as inferiors. Get Top Rates On Arctic Job By JOHN MURMANSK (Reuters) -- There is a pot of gold waiting for tough young Russians at the end of a 1,234-mile rail trip from Moscow to this bustling new city rising on the rocky hills of the Kola Peninsula. For this boom town of fisher- men and miners pays top rates for men propere? to work and to put up the Arctic cold for nine months of the year. WHY NOT... MODELS. 230 KING ST. W. Take advantage of the high market value of used cars at the present time and make your deal now on a 1963 PONTIAC, BUICK, VAUXHALL or ACADIAN. We can allow you hundreds of dollars more for your car NOW than at any time after the introduction of the '63 models. ORDERS NOW BEING ACCEPTED ON 1963 PHONE 723-4634 Murmansk, with a population of 250,000, first took shape in 1916 when the Czarist govern- ment pushed the railroad from --e up to the Barents ea. The city grew up at the end three-quarters of all the build- ings, mainly wooden, were de- stroyed by Hitler's bombs in the Second World War in a bid to smash the Allied convoys as THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. | [rie TAKE HIM A MONTH TOPICK THE LONE RANGER they unloaded their cargos of 60 OUT THERE! TIGE AND SS DON'T Se HOBIE ARE KILLERS! THEY 2L SHOOT YOU Cope. 1962, The L +, Ine. ' Ditritated by King Features Syndicate / ON SIGHT / war supplies. Today, there are theatres and clubs and sports stadia in Mur- mansk. But it is a hard life here for the Russians, Ukrain- ians and other nationalities carving out a home and a ca- reer for themselves and their families. WINTER One of the chief reasons is the climate. For two months of the year, the sun never rises above the horizon. In the summer, it never completely disappears. And the winter, from August to May, brings bitter winds, snow, MUGGS AND SKEETER fog and rain. But in spite of the climate, and the acute housing problem, more and more young Soviet citizens are forsaking the sun- shine of the south and the bright lights of Moscow and Leningrad to try their luck in Murmansk. The majority likely come for the money, the "polar rate." For in Murmansk, and through- out the Kola Peninsula, wage rates in industry and fishing are about 40 per cent higher than in || other parts of the country. After the worker has been | | been here a year he automatic- ally gets a 10-per-cent increase, || His wages are further increased FELLA SHOULD ALWAYS REMEMBER, , Roche! 4 TO TAKE HIS ve lN THE PRIVACY OF HIS OWN JULIET JONES PEN MATCH _ DUBLIN (Reuters)--The Pak- istan touring team, after dis- missing Ireland for 167, had lost four wickets for 36 runs by the close when their two - day HELP IT IF (T DOESN'T MAKE GEN6E .. $'VE TOLD YOU