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The signal to CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto scramble comes when a prey '|WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffaie §WBEN-TV Channel 4--Bulfalo comes within attacking range, WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WRUC-TV Channel 8--Rochestey the alert being given by carbon CFTU-TV Channel $--Toronto ., CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie) LONDON (CP) -- A scientist|gioxide which ie exhaled by all "WEDNESOAY UVB. | 3--Sem Benedi h5-Ves bint Saw from Canada who has spent a) humans and animals. 900 "fh Movie "i 7--queen For hy considerable: time studying the Tie Lng 3 Wright, ad 6--Movie j.ctinas toes hea ie N--Famity nestre 'HURSDA habits of mosquitoes says they, mosq up- 9-Five O'Clock Matinee an orig ethagg on operate according to a rather hess steps is triggered Lid yd par. es a we tas intricate "attack. program" sim-|'e" warm or mpist, a verboat Jdock LatancaGnow |: OTM Rote he ilar to Strategic Air Command,| Which curl up from every. warm. 1:38 PM, é--Popeye's Playhouse Dr, R. H. Wright of the British| Dooded target. 42th Foret Rangers, | Fike Dougles Show | 6 Columbia Research Council re-| If the mosquito finds itself 2-The Rifleman 1:30 A.M. i i t flying out of this congenial at- 17 Ernie Ford) 4-Secrer Size ported on his findings at a re- bye ig wee Ak cent meeting here of the Inter-| mosphere hack into cooler, alr, 6 Sedalia yf ° ional C of Entomol|a sham turn je trigvor 4 end the -- bat ly gel peont swt : chances are that this will bring - 6115 PM. Eee Nationa! Schools 'GoLeave It Yo wenver He says mosquito repellents) it -- within the warm. cur- RCHED THE | | 4--Headline News 4-Calendar 3--Popeye work not because they smell| rents. WE CANIT FIN He 3--T.V. Derby 10:30 A.M. THURSDAY SVE. nasty to.the insect but because) The final stage is a visual ap- ANYWHE! 6100 PLM. ape Ay seam fit eel they disturb bd nae Pprogram.|proach ana wom But' Samy, tnaetee In other words, they are more|gram calls for "no memory a Sie ay pn Arig oe like a radio beam that upsets ajfunction or sense of direction" Pao noge 9 Pee 11300 A.M, 1---The Early Show bomber's automatic pilot mech-| in the insect, Dr. Wright says. 445 PLM. Messege 2--Huckieberry Hound SSE Ey | Sina cn em CROSSWORD It one method of play offers declarer 'a 55 per cent. , -F i om bees selene 2-The "Rifleman of making the contract, and ane; 8--Peter Gunn 6:00. P.M. ACROSS DOWN tata other method of play offers « 7-6--News, Weather, | 6-tha Jétnone 4, Equilibrium ARTE Heipte| |65 per cent, chance, {t is obvi-. fhe benmrmomern | "moon | Satan van, tuler | 2.Toindicate 20. SEMLAMMMGILD) |O¥, that he should use the me Sean Amer vy | SecNoonday. Report 2Todey, 1964 xtreore 8, Bhip- ; Lela |thod that offers the better 7:20 P.M. Sasurisioe s-Headling News pre Re pails ors rring principle aris; om adiine ; c Ol Ma LINE recu: ple arises twood Gi j bathe Virginian 'Noon News (1-949-49-2- Newer' Weathee : , +a Eee ary in the great majority of deals; 7--Ozzie end Harriet | 3---Popeye's Party nat ore 11,Amoment: 5, Bein cIVMMYIOIDIELL| |and is the backbone of good 12:15 P.M. 7--M-Squad colloq. harmony NITEICIEMEIRIOISIE! |dummy play. The difficulty in, 4--Speaker of the House | 6--The Observer 12, Mirror §. Escapes; sl, 24. Revives [ric NITE MSIAICISIS) | anniving it is, first, "th t decla: Distriovted by King Fealgres Syodicale KL saad 3--My Favorite Martian 19:30 PAA, 6:45 PLM. reflection 7. Awing 25. Writing Ar | applying , » nal ied 7145 PM. 11--The Bucosneers &2--Huntley Brinkley 14, Employ 8, A spring _ fluid Yesterday's Answer pF may not recognize. that an, é--Wheelspin o--Plavliene thee noe 2.M 15. Type flower 26. Storage alternative line « pla: ay wl #100 PLM. 8-2--Truth oF Theatre measures 11, A pitcher place 33. Observe and second, even if he thal 1i--Special Gambling Consequences Sioa waeter 16.Burmese 13, Birdof 28. Hovel 35. A kind he me not be sure about which Martien | 7--Father Knows Best | «Bar Masterson language prey i of wine line of play is better on a per- gtd KSeerch tor Tomorrow | $-OF., Kildare 17, Relevant 15, Compass ' 38, May, in centage basis, : e-Gomnera Wert cae ™ | 2--Bishop Sheen 20. Marsh point France Take a case like this one, 4:30 PM. 10 PM. 21. An 18, "Of ---- ' 89, Milkfish 4 12:45 P.M. . Anger where South is in six hearts, 9--Movi 6 | o~ " ; junction 7Farmer's Daughter iding Light | i Pig eat A Candidate 22, roo . and Men 9°; Pony Let's say he wins the diamond &3--Perry Mason 1100 P.M. | ¢--The Fintstones 23. A building A Tz 7 with. the ace, draws three 4---Suspense | "--Lueky Score 6--Candid Camere block rounds of trumps, and cashes' 9:00 P.M. | @--Matines 4---Passwor 26, A shoot he A-K- J ' 7--Afternoon Show 287th Precinct of grass 9 the A-K-Q of clubs, hoping for ee, oY 4--Meet the Millers 4:00 PM. 27. A bowlin Vs a 3-3 break. When this fails to Sense' Casey S-Cartoons N--Bractured Flickers Foc e materialize, he ruffs a elub, 4--The Beverly Hillbiities| 2-Piverce Cour' Bho eo al od 6 cashes the ace of des, a 9:30 P.M. 110_P.M, | Sergent Pleyhovse | 36, Crested leads a spade ewan the Q-10 &3--Suspense Theatre |'\--Love That Bob vine ZL - As the cards lie, he winds up 4--Dick Van Dyke Show 0:30 P.M, parrot 5 , up 4--As The World Turns |j1--Route 66 down 10:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 9--To Tell The Truth ipsa wins pe 1--Steve Allen ' 8-2---Dr. Klidare '| 90. Passages in y This is a somewhat unlucky $2--The Eleventh Hour | MNennel'9 "theetre | K-Mv. Three. Sons amine result, since South had about A Sunset Strip ans| @--Home Cooking 63--Eric Sykes $4. Plural; a 3 to 1 chance of making the 4-0n 7--Day In Court 9100 P.M, abbr. wwi9 PM. Speers $-Zero One 95. Cherished contract by playing this way, ° ta tNewsmaganine Byngee yi éyeornd animal V/A, | Now let's look at another line 4-Perry Mason 36. Regret of play, which might easily be fa ores SoBe In Court 9:30 © Mm, 37. Man's overlooked. The alternatly Weather, Sports &3--Movie Matinee Let's Sing Out name method, after drawing three 11:15 PM. sore rary 8-2--Hare\ 39. Corner : rounds of trumps, is to lead a 3:00 P.M. &3--Music Stand pth Edens §---Theatre 10:00 P.M. 41, chi-snenp A club and play low from dummy! 1 8-2--Another World 1s! bin Alle oo ' Tila. Sar kunsncan nee WW: | I4--Late Show Leet ABs ga lag %-Jack Paar Show 42, Textile amount of merit because it Wit @e ee 4--News 2-Today 4 LI SAW WHITE ONDER. : 3 egg je Se iets 2 = bee ey | = 1964 World rights emervad. 3----Summerama se HT ro ee | Sa is adver utes" nied 9--Dougies Fairbanks 3:30 P.M, 6~--Alfred Hitchcock Hour 43, i are &2--Tonight Show N--Randy Dandy 4--The Nurses 44, Skills 8-3 or 4-2. In either event de- 62 Cars 9--Theatre Thriller : clarer is certain to make twelve : tricks consisting of six hearts, four clubs, a spade and a dig- mond, @ King Fetuems Syediaate, tee, In deciding which of the two possible lines of play to adopt, it is helpful to know how. often the clubs can be expected to be divided 3-3 or 4-2, The 'combined probability of a favorable club division is 84 per cent. Deliber. ately conceding a club trick {s therefore the better method of play, t Tomorrow: The sure way. Pickler Turns Picture Painter In Vancouver PUEBLOS VANCOUVER (CP) -- Harold 60 THB CROOKS COULD NOT H. Elliott, 74, is a pickle-packer FIND IT+++| |turned picture-painter. Three of Mr, Elliott's paint- ings will hang in the Vancouver' Art Gallery this summer before' going on a Canadian tour with 37 other paintings by 19 British Columbia artists, : "IT ran a pickle-manufacturing business for 10 years," he says. "T've also been a schoolteacher, a homesteader, a miner and a real estate man." He began painting 16 years ago and has since completed 5,000 ¢ L He's a 'kind of visionary painter," says gallery curator, Doris Shadbolt, "His work is completely apart from the his- torical stream of art." "I think my pictures out for, a long time," Mr, Elliott says. "Then I get them down on pa- per fast. I'm a very rapid painter, "T'm not a realistic painter. My paintings are imagination or recollections, I try to tell @ story." " The three Elliott paintings on display show a strong prefer- ence for shades of green, ¥ Green is a good color, says the former pickle-packer. ; SECRET AGENT X9 Way eo in 2 YET \ "ARGON BLS VA \e THE LONE RANGER CAN'T LINDERSTAND IT... SMELLS LIKE A STABLE IN HERE? MUGGS AND SKEETER rT a) ----<" = ] y ; MISS JONES? THIS WY gS. SALLY'S SALLIES proaecd rig Pio NOT HOME? ; NE one ' B.. iA Mewes. tz dl P z s Wh) aed THE INSIDE OF é BITING DOGS M APS z See ) THI6 FANCY a> a 1 KK ! | ig) \some DOGHOUSE/ BUT YOU SHOULD SET AN EXAMPLE FOR THE : BUT THEYRE ALL E Me NEEDS CUT TI EOPL| AWAY AT CAMP Tac. 1964. World dts reserved, SERVICE STATION AVAILABLE EXCELLENT opportunity for right man. Good gallonage, god location. All Replies Confidential WRITE BOX 43 Oshawe Times Pd