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TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel Li--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto WGR:TV Channel 2--Baffalo WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WEBW-TV Channel 7--Bulfalo WROC-TV Channel 8--Rochester C¥TO-TV Channel 9--Toronto CKVR-TV Channel 3~Barrie TUESDAY EVE. 6:00 P.M, Ee... . Show 4-Five O'clock Show 5:30 P.M. ®--Professor's Hideaway Soadine Mercury &-MeGraw 6:00 P.M, -Lawmas cate 6:15 P.M, Folle 6:30 P.M," 3--Newss Weathers Sports 6:45 P.M. Theatre WEDNESDAY AM, 4-Big Mac Show 7~Rocket ~ 8:00 A. T--Jack LaLanne 4--Captain Kangarce a 2--B'wana Don 9:30 A.M. T--My Little Margie 3--Bachelor Father Harry Reasoner y 10:30 A.M. a2-H 7:00 2M, oRipcord @--Lioyd Bridges Show ¢--Seven-o-One 3~--Wagon Train 3--Ripcord 4-The Phil Silver's Show 7:15 P.M, Theatre BNews: Weather 7:30 P.M. | k--The Flintstones OMovie j 632--Laramie } 1--Combat } @~--Our Man Higgins | 4--Andy Griffith Show | $;00 P.M, | i--Film Festival 63--Car 34, Where are) @-The Lioyd Bridges Show | 8:30 P.M, | @3--Empire | Y--Hawalian Eye 63--Perry Mason 4--Talent Scoute 7----The Untouchables o- $2--Play Your Munch 7-Day ip Court 4-1 Love Lucy 11:00 A.M. Morning Matinee 62---Price Is Right 7--Jane Wyman show $--Metro School $-2--Concentratios 7--Seven Keys 4--Pete and Gladys 12:00 NOON $2-Your First Impression %--Tennessee Ernie Ford 4---News and Weather 12:15 P.M. $--Noonday Report @--Speaker of the House 12:30 P.M. j 9--Conclusion of Movie 8-2--Truth or Consequences j %--Father Knows Best | 4--Seareh for eae | 2:45 P.M &-Divorce Court ?~General Hospital @-Meet the Millers Guiding Light" | 1:00 P.M. | | 4=The World Turns } €3--Ghost Squad | 9.Movie 4--Pieture Thie Game | Show \ 10:00 P.M, ti--The PM Show 9--Eleventh Hour 4--The Keefe Brasetle Bhow 3--Country Junction 1:0 P.M. | N4O-74439.-News | 12:15. P.M, @--Metro Final @--Viewpoint $--6porta 1:2 PM . -- Joo ale ¥-4--Late Show @--Night Metro $2--The Doctors #--House Party 3:00 P.M. $2--Loretta Young 7--Queen For A Day! 4--To Tell The Truth 3--Summerama 3:30 P.M, | 83-~-You Don't Say j 7---Who Do You Trust 4----Eadge of Night 4:00 7M. 9--Mickey Mouse Club $2--The Match Game 7--American Bandstand | 6-3---Seariett Hill | ret Storm j PM. | ii--Buckskin VEDNESDAY EVE. oe 5:00 P.M, | UFamhy Theatre 9--Kiddo 8~Early Show d 4--Five O'clock Show 5:30 P.M, ®-Professor's 7~Early Show ick Draw McGraw ullwinkle: 6:00 P.M. %The Lawman 6--News | -Three Stooges 3--Sea Hunt 6:15 2.M. 6--Bucaneers 6:30 P.M. U1-9-8-3-2---News; Weather Sports 6:45 P.M, ll--Family Theatre o6--News, Sports. @23--Huntiey Brinkley 4--News with Harry Reasoner &--Jeli's Collie 6--Seven-O0-One CROSSWORD 3--Death Valley Daye 7:15 P.M, T--News, Weather 7:30 P.M. $--Gunsmoke $2--The Virginiaa 7-Wagon Train 6--Paris Theatre 4--CBS Reports 7:45 PM, 6--Mr, Fix-It 8:00 P.!d. | N--8?th Precine 6-3--My Three Sone 8:30 P.M $--Seven Thunders Going My War 63--Front and Centre 4-Dobie Gillis 9:00 P.M, Liv-Surtside Six $-2---Kraft Mystery atre 6-3--Ben Casey 4--The Beverly Hillbillies 9:30 P.M Y--Our Man Ht Higgios &-The Dick VanDyke | Show 10:00 P.M, ll--The P.M, Show $3--Eleventh Hour T--Naked City 63--Newsmagazioe | 4--Circle Theatre 10:30 P.M, $--Rifleman 6-3--Expiorations 11:00 P.M. 194-7.6-4-3.2--News Weather: Sporte 11:15 P.M, 9--Metro Final |1--DRandy Dandy Show) 6--Viewpoint 11:28 P.M, 7-4----Late Show U----Sports -- Joe Crysdale @--Night Metre 11:30 P.M. | 9-Professor's Hideaway |11--Norm Marshall } 7--Jungie Jay Show 6-3--Canadian Open Golf 4-Millionaire 3-Capt. Bob and Mickey Mouse Ctud | Pierre Berton Hour | @2-Tonight Show 6--Midnight Zone 3--Movie--Mea Against ACROSS 1, Unspoken 6. Parched 7. Graft 34, Eive- Zeppelin, ning: for one poet. 11, Conscious 8, Force 25, Scotch 12, Enchant- onward ress ®.Scrutinise 27, in "The 10, Watch Odyssey" over 18, Aleutian 16, Proper jacket 18, Discards 14, Company (2 was.) periodical 19, Cowboy 15, Aperture -- of needle Rogers 29. 16, Close ac- 20, Capital of quaintance Bashkir 31, 17, Cord A.S.S.R, 20, Outcome 21, Hair: comb, 32. 22. Frosted form 26. Hot 23. Degree- 27, Overhead granting 28, Too schools POI TY] Haeu eta PUNTETRIV NINTE OMIT TEI Al} fg R IO} TVISMEBIATL SIA HO3S5 aANwan Rt MIVEELIAIOIS] 29, Broadway atar, Rudy 2 15 THE COMAWA TIMES, Tuoedey, July 9, 1963 93. | Chess Match \IntoFourth Round Today. LOS ANGELES (AP)--A Yu * goslavian and an Argentine led. six other competitors as the» Piatigorsky Cup chess tourna. * ment today turned into the. fourth of 14 rounds of compe. tition. ' Russia's Tigran Petrosian, « world champion, forced ao Benko of New York to resign: STRANGE, ISN'T HOW THINGS GO AL SO SMOO' THLY AND THEN, ALL OF A . START TO FALL. APART & [am Sunday, dropping Benko to last - lace and edging Petrosian and , ussia's Paul Keres closer to the top, Samuel Reshevsky, the second U.S. competitor, now is next-to-last in the standing. . The game between the two. first-place players, Miguel Naj.! orf of Argentina and Svetozar-, Gligoric of Yugoslavia, ended at the conclusion of the playing pe- * riod with each marshalling iden. » tical. forces: Five pawns, two* bishops, a knight and a king, It- was called a draw, - Keres and Oscar Panno of Ar peotnn finished the prescribed... ive hours of play evenly" matched and had to adjourn their game until Tuesday, as did Reshevsky and Iceland's* Fridrik Olafsson. r As in previous games, Benko- VU -. 2, 42. Gladiator's "stage" 48, Condition 44. Less pure | Ko] had trouble with the time limit. He took too long in the early moves, laying a careful founda- tion for an end game which he' never got to play, As his allotted 2% hours be-» gan to run out Benko had to" make nine moves in three min... utes, Petrosian took a second knight from him and was ready | to pounce on other pieces as time ran out, and Benko was forced to surrender, Tunnel Gas © Sends 25 | To Hospital GOLDEN, B.C. (CP)--Carbon monoxide gas seeping through a Canadian Pacific Railway tun nel sent 25 members of a 170 man track-laying crew to hos- || pital Saturday. All but four of the men were ! } ' } jreleased after treatment. The basa four were expected to be released today. The men were working in the ||CPR's lower spiral tunnel in Mount Ogden, 40 miles east of jhere, when ca monoxide jfumes from diesel and gasoline jmachinery suddenly began to fell the crew, Emergency calls gathered a fleet. of vehicles to rush the 25 hardest-hit workers to Golden LET'S BUILD IT OURSELVES . .. 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