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TELEVISION LOG CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto WBEN-TV Channel 4--Butfalo WROC-TV Channe) 5--Rochester CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie CHCH-TV Channel! 11--Hamilton WGB-TV Channel 2--Buftaloe WKBW-TY Chanrel 7---Buffalo C¥TO-TVY Channel 9--Toronto 8:00 A.M. 4-Captain Kangaroe 5-2--Today Show ; 9:00 A 11-7--Romper 8--Kukla Five O'clock Show | {Movie 5:30 P.M. 2--Ne GacNortiwest Passage 9:15 A.M. MUNDAL EVENING 300 P.M, n .M. 9:30 A.M. 4--People Are Funny 2--Susie 10:00 A-M, il--Morning Movie 5-2--Say When 4--Calendar -- Harry j Reasoner 10:30 A.M, $--Domino 7--Day In Court 52--Piay Your Huneb 4~I Love Lucy 11:00 A.M. 7~--Tennessee Ernie Ford | 5-2--Price Is Hight 114--News; Weather) Sports 6:45 P.M. --Family Theatre #--Huntiey Brinkley Report 7:0 P.M. 3--Wyatt' Earp } x $--Zane Grey Theatre | 11:30 A.M, 4--The Honeymooners 1l--Tugboat Annie 3--The Law and Mr, 9--Free and Easy 7--Yours For A Song voses On 5-2---Concentration 6--Seven-0-One ' ie 4--The Brighter Day 7:15 P.M. j 12:00 NOON t--News: Weather ia pony and 7:30 r M. j riend * 3--Wyatt Earp YT oe Weather: 9--Theatre 1-5--Cheyenne €3--Case For the Court 4--To Tell The Truth Impression ee oe | 3--Popeye and Pals PO ny Big ite | 12:15 P.M es es anette | is ica 4--Pete and Gladys | @Free and Easy 3--Keyhole : 8:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. li--The Flintstones 7--Camouflage 7--Law of the Piainsman) §-2--Truth or 63--Sing Along Jubilee} Consequences &2--The Price Is Right) 4--Father Knows Best | 9:90 P.M, Father Knows Best 5-2--Your First 3--~Noonday Report Loretta Youn | 12:45 P.M. : Wa Seriride Six id | 4--Guiding Light @3--Room For One More 1:00 P.M. $-2--87th Precinct \11--Roy Rogers 4--Password | 9 9:30 P.M 7--Afternoon Show 41--Richard Diamond 9--Meet McGraw 4--Meet The Millers aking Ends Meet| 3--popeye and Pals 4--Mantovani 2~--Mid-day Matinee 16:00 P.M. 1:30 e.M, 4--Bob McLean 4<The World Turns 9--To Tell The Truth | 3--Movie T--Ben Casey 2:00 P.M 6--Concert i1--Cannonball $2--Actuality Specials | 25 Theatre 4+--Hennesey 3--Concert 10:30 P.M. ~The Jack Benny Show 4--I've Got A Secret 3--Recital 11:00 P.M. 11-0-7-6-5-4-2---News3 | 4--Password 2:30 P.M | 7--Seven Keys | .5-2--Loretta Young Theatre 4--House Party 3:00 P.M, jli--Randy Dandy | 7Queen For A Day Weather: Sports Ba igrttey +45 5-2--Dr. Malone 11:15 P.M. | ¢~Millionaire j--Late Show | 7 4--Viewpoint | 3:30 P.M $~--Playhouse 11:30 Pt. 7--Who Do You Trust ii--Blockbister Movie 5-2--Our Five $--Mahalia Jackson Daughters 3. 6 British Cinemas 3-2--Toright Show pee 4:00 P.M. | 9--The Hideaway yes Playhouse ws 2--Debbie Drake Show 7--Jack Lalanne Show | 4--The Verdict Is Yours | 6:45 | 4--Speaker of the House | 4--Search for Tomorrow |5--One O'Clock Movie 52--Jan Murray Show li--Pride of the Family} 4:30 P.M. 1i--Kit Carson 7--Jungle Jay Show 6-3--Vacation Time 4--Edge Of Night 2--Three Stooges TUESDAY EVE. 5:00 P.M. ii--f amily. Theatre 5--Bozo 4---Five O'clock Show 5:30 P.M. i~Early Show 6--Cartoon Party 2~-McGraw 6:00 P.M $--The Lawman 6--News 3--Movie Museum 2--Sea Hunt 6:15 PM. 6--Sports Huddle £:30 P.M 5-2--News; Weathers + Sports j11-@ H rM | $--Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 <M, | $-Bachelor Father | 6--Seven-o-One 5--National Velvet 4--The Phil Silvers Show 3--Ben Casey 2--Ripcord j 7:15 P.M, Family Theatre | (in! j---Jane Wyman Show | Movie Weather | 7:30 P.M. | Theatre | 7--~Bugs Bunny Show 6--Beachcomber 5-2--Laramie 4--The Desi-Lucy Comedy Hour | 8:00 P.M | 7--Bachelor Father 6-3--Talent Scouts | 8:30 P.M, |1i--Official Detective | 7--The New Breed 1\-2 Alfred Hitchcock 4--Dobie Gillis | 9:00 P.M. il--Grand Jury t--News: | 5-2--Dick Powell Show | 4--The Comedy Spot i 9:30 P.M. jli--The Detectiver | 9Checkmate | 7~Yours For A Song 6-3--Playdate 4@--Ichabod and Me | 10:00 ?.M, j|U--Bob McLean | 7--Aleoa Premiere 5-2--Cain's 100 | 4--Talent Scoute t 10:30 P.M, | 8--Tombstone Territory | 6--Recital | 3~King of Diamonds 11:00 P.M. | 1-9-7-6.5-4-3-2--Newss | 11:15 P.M, t--Late Show | 6--Viewpoint | 11:30 PM. |11---Blockbuster Movie | 4--To Tell The Truth | 9--Mahalia Jackson Sings 6--The New Breed 'Theatre 7--American Bandstand | 5-2--Tonight Show 3--Dangerous Robin TUESDAY | 7:45 A.M, ?~FPepeye end Pals 6--Swing Along 5-2--Make Room For 3--Swing Along 'Theatre ge Step Beyond 12:30 P.M. | 4--Half-Past Midnight 6-3--The Comedy Spot ACROSS 1, Clip, as wool 6. Witch's wrap 11, Large artery 12, ---- podge 13, Little quarrel 14. Thwart 15. Owns 16. Presidential nickname 17, Oriental coin 18, French explorer 21, Hardy 22, Ammuni- tion: slang 3.C. 10. 14.5 16, 19. CROSSWORD apabdle of being effaced Siamese coin . Sun god . Cool . Actor Chaney ee and ends 9, Askew Medieval Irish foot soldier top Mold Buffed leather 20. Our planet ' Saturday's Answer 34. Tailor's measure 37. Pale 39, Piece of furniture 40. Malt 32, Behaves 33. Liberate 42. Near beverage 26,Small bay 27.A rusty 213 14 s He & {9 VA, ACCIDENT. OUR CAR 'TURNED OVER, SPEEDS IN THE HOSPITAL WITH A BUSTED LEG AND NOSE, IF YOU ASK ME, I THINK (T WAS A PLANNED ACCIDENT, "Mt OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, August 13, 1962 13 © | Ex-Presidents At Ceremony . WEST BRANCH, lowa (CP-* AP)--An estimated 45,000 pore ple turned out Friday to see- two former presidents of the" United States, Herbert Hoover. and Harry Truman, dedicate' the Hoover Presidential Library at his birthplace. . They saw two men who had become fast friends over the: years despite broad differences" in their politics and personali-- ties. And they loved them both,~ in different ways. JANE ARDEN MICKEY MOUSE Hoover celebrated his 88th birthday Friday. Truman is 78, JO! 60} THIS IS EDDIE a ey POLLY/ YOLRE G TO STAY AT HIS WwW HOUSE FOR A FE DAYS/ A BEFORE SHE RAISE A PaWiinn Sen GOOD CARE oF yOu), EODIES WIFE WAS They gave Hoover their re- spectful attention, murmured quietly over his understatement ant laughed softly at his subtle humor, They yelped at Truman an. roared at his broad com- edy. With deep feeling they sang "Happy Birthday, Mr. Hoover. Truman sang along, too, and when it was over, he blew a kiss at the 31st president of the United States. Several people in the crowd yelled "hi Harry." Nobody yelled "Hi Herbert." | PRAISES HOOVER } Truman praised Hoover as \"one of America's greatest ~-~|men," spoke of the burdens of the presidency and with typical hinge sound 28. Matured n V7. 29. Formerly, @ half gallon i+ -, Y 30. Sound range 2 \b GY, (A 'La 32, Astern 35, Nocturnal 19 20 a2 38, Ill-tempered ZZ f. 40. Affirmative votes 24 41, Indian's ahelter 42. Egyptian dancing girl (var.) 43, Shabby 44. Peevish DOWN 1, Belt Casnidy GRANDMA | } © me Welt Disney Productions World Righte Revered |gust added, "and nobody knows | better than I do and I had one hell of a time with it." He spoke of Hoover's great contributions as a humanitarian after two world wars. When Hoover's turn came, he rose and sat on a cushion stool, folded his arms across his chest and- spoke clearly and evenly and in a relaxed way, like a professor emeritus returning to the old campus for one more farewell lecture. He ad-libbed about the "over- statements' made about him, He said it would take too much time to reply to each and, in his poker - faced way, added, 'but I will simplify it all for you by saying they are ail true." YES, GRANDMA, 1 WENT FISHIN' WITH MY POP \YESTERDAY / ---- TH' «SOON AS WE GOT ASHORE AFTER I TURNED OVER Bi-Racial Talk Plea Weighed ALBANY, Ga. (AP)--City of- ficials today weighed a new re- quest for bi-racial talks and Ne- groes planned small-group tests on segregated facilities in liew of mass demonstrations. Prospects of a special city commission, Dr. W. G. Ander. son of the Albany movement asked reopening of negotiations at the earliest possible date... The telegram was sent Friday BOAT / vert THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. TRUCK SPECIAL 1956 G.M.C. '2-TON PANEL TRUCK Finished in red and cream, New tires. Thoroughly reconditioned. Licence 13952C. Full Price 230 KINGSTREET WEST lafter Dr. Anderson and Dr, |Martin Luther King Jr: am | nounced temporary suspension $299 TELEPHONE 723-4634 jof the two "prayer pilgrim- jages" by Negro mothers and a |group of white and Negro min- listers from other states. | The demonstrations had been planned as protests to the trial jot Dr. King, Dr. Anderson and two other integration leaders. But the four Negroes. were -- a 4 i ae OER" THIS RICH || HE. WOULDN'T BLOKE IS /| LEAVE HIS OLD DAD TO ROT-- IN YOUR FILTHY DIVE ~MEANING NOTHING PERSONAL, FAT MASTERSON J? IF ONLY YOU'D TRUST ME TO GO THERE'S ONE. CONDITIO 7) HOLD IT/- THE #ONE RANGER handed suspended sentences and placed on 60-day probation by Judge A. N. Durden Sr, in Recorders Court. The move was unprecedented in this city, where Dr. King has been jailed three times in nine months. OTHERS BAILED OUT Dr. Anderson and M. S. Page, executive secretary of the Al- bany movement, later signed $400 security (property) bonds for about 25 remaining prison- ers, clearing the jails after 418 arrests for demonstrations since July 11. At a mass meeting Dr. King said that despite difficulties in the integration fight, "I see a WELL 248 HEARD IT SONBTIMES HELPS 17 You STICK YOUR FOOT IN THE DOOR, MUGGS AND SKEETER new Albany." "Although victory is not ours NEXT DOOR "TOLD HIM THAT THERE'S yj A GASOLINE U WAR ON... ; our struggles have not been in vain," Dr, King told about 1,500 Negroes. He. vowed that mass demon- strations will be renewed if the city continues to enforce segregation ordinances, Dr. King and Dr. Anderson said they want to test the city's pol- icy on public facilities, such as parks, the library, transportae tion terminals, lunch counters. City Attorney Grady Rawls said during Dr. King's trial Fri- day that segregation laws, voided by the U.S. Supreme Court, weren't considered valid by the city. JULIET JONES Ser ses It was this statement which 7. L ALWAYS SAY, WHERE THERES 'TOM BuRRIS! ANYTHING ELSE, the Negro leaders interpreted as signalling non - interference with desegregation efforts. TEACH CREE | EDMONTON (CP)--The lan- jguage of the Cree Indian is being taught in one of the 110 courses offered by University of Alberta summer school this year. It is the first time the course has been on the curricu- lum. SALLY'S SALLIES y* by MR, WOULD 'YOU MIND BRINGING THE LETTER UP TO ME BEASLEY-- ? T a WHILE YOuRE HERE, a WILL YOU DO MEA & Pron?) 4 a S THE GOVERNMENT OUGHT TO CHARGE YOU EXTRA FOR THIS SERVICE LARRY BRANNON LARRY BRANNON, 48 TURNED OVER GLO MRHAUP TELLS OF THOSE CONNECTED WITH FB BYNS The FBI iN CHICAGO 18 WOTIFIED ANP IN SHORT ORDER THE GANG MEMBERS ARE ARRESTED.