8 C lit lie ro e A d ve r t ise r a n d Times, F r id a y , October 13,1967. YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING


FRID A Y EVE NING B B C - 1


IT V


4 55: CRACKER JACK. 5 40: JUNIOR POINTS OF VIEW.


4 50: ON AIR including FIRSTIMERS.


5 43: WEATHER. 5 50: NEWS. 5 55: LOOK NORTH AND WEATHER. (i 15: WHITE HEATHER CLUB, t: 40: GOING FOR A SONG. 7 5: THE NEWCOMERS. 7 20: NEWS.


7 50: DAKTARI. Grapes have a n ear fatal fascination for Judy.


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11 18: 11 20: 11 35:


11 50: MADE IN BRITAIN. NEWS AND WEATHER.


8 20: THE WORLD OF WOOSTER. “ Jeeves and the Stand-In' for Sippy." NEWS AND WEATHER. THE TROUBLESHOOTERS. F irs t in new series. “ Dragon by the Rail.” TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. OMNIBUS. Everybody’s Expo 67 — trip to Montreal. WEATHER. INTERNATIONAL GOLF. THE SKY AT NIGHT. Cameras round th e Moon.


3 55:


5 0: STINGRAY. 5 20: COME HERE OFTEN.


5 55: NEWS. 6 5: SCENE and NORTHERN NEWS.


6 30: BAKER’S HALF-DOZEN. 7 0: SPORTSWEEK. 7 30- TAKE YOUR PICK. With Michael Miles.


8 0: DANGER MAN. “ Koroshi.” A Japanese girl meets sudden death. John Drake is


assigned to th e case.


9 0: INHERITANCE. The clash between the Oldroyds and Bamforths reaches a


climax. 10 0: NEWS AT TEN.


10 30: AT LAST THE 1948 SHOW. 11 0: CHECKMATE. “ A Phantom Lover.”


Your Pick. 8 0: Man In A Suitcase. 9 0= In?®Jltanc®;r ^ Meeting^O 0- N ew san d Border Weekend Weather. 10 30: The Frost Programme. 11 15. The Phyllis Diner Show. 11 45: Border News Summary and Weather.


Weather. 11 15: Late Night Line Up.


RADIO RADIO 1 247 m.


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2 5: 1 ’ Night.


G 32 (i 40 7 307 458 15 .9' 5


5 33: The David - Show.News Time.


12 o: 12 5 12 35 2 0


S.vmonds


—RlO: as Radio 2. Late Night Extra. Midnight Newsroom. Jazz At Night. Night Ride. News Summary.


RADIO 2 1500 m.


:: Sports Review. : Alan Dell. : News Time. : David Geil.


: Any Questions 7 -Friday Night Is Music 0 0: Late Night Extra.


5 15 6 25 6 27 6 30 7 30 7 50 1 9 35


Midnight Newsroom. Jazz At Night. Night Ride. News Summary.


RADIO 3 464 m.


: The Young Idea. Programme News. : Stock Market Report.


: Study Session. 1 15 Market Trends.


Toscanini. News


RADIO 4 434 m.


5 55 6 0 6 25 6 45


5 25


Story Time. Weather. . „ News. Radio Newsreel. Prom tlie North


The Archers.


10 25 ■ Couperin and Duphly. 11 0


: The Words Of Power. : La Cornada. _ , ,


7 ■3U.


30: Berlioz. Beethoven and 0: Who? What?


When? . . . . . . Where?


30: i js te n nTq This Space. iu 0: Ten O’clock.


10 45: Regionalism In Asia. 11 0: News Summary.. U 2: A Book At Bedtime. 11 15: Music At Night.


RADIO LUXEMBOURG


R 7 30: Disc Drive. 7 45: Stan Weynolds’ Band Box. 8: Don J ardell. 8 15: Pod Parade. 8 30: Simmy Savile. 8 45: Radio 9how. 9: The Don Moss Show. 0 15: The Peter Muray Show.


4.4* Cnsh’s Cnrnfir. 10: Simons Night'.


RADIO RADIO 1


save British General Elec­


tric Company. Even Philips, in Holland,


Is th r e e t im e s th e size of e i th e r o f th e B r i t ish


worth noting that the American General Elec­ tric Company is 10 times


THE £120 MILLION bid General Electric has made , for AEI may seem big by British standards, but it is


JohnHeffernan’s big as the


a bad moment. About the only th in g th a t c an save it from being taken over now is , th e skill and expertise of Barings.


e le c t r ic a l g ian ts . The bid h a s caught AEI a t


bankers, of which former Governor of the Bank of Eng­


the merchant


lan d Lord Cromer is a ipartner.


they have been, have their work cut out to win this one. They might even in the end give the advice “Surrender. ’ I f th a t happens, those


But Barings, successful as , , e r n e


dangerous situation investors have ever laced—more dan­ gerous th a n 1929. For the whole market has become thoroughly unstable. The game is n o t even being ilaved on th e same pitch as


Ft


people who have been buying AEI shares ' a t up to 60s. against the bid — which is worth 54s. — are going to o look distinctly silly. At least


i t was two years ago, as the capital gains tax pushes the market leaders upwards. I t is no use comparing one company with another in the same line of business. I t is no use relating the


now advising holders of AEI to sell out and buy instead GEC to Drotect their long­ term position. I do not think this is good


ne London stockbroker is


story to any housewife doing the week’s shopping. But the bankers know th e ir trade. t So we have the crazy situa­


This may sound like a fairy


with profits going down but a booming Stock Market. At the same time, the inflationary boom- in. th e United States may be so strong th a t i t drags us along with it. This would break Mr Wil- aorite (heart an d make Mr


ion of a deflating economy


Callaghan’s face even longer because if we Join in th e merry-go-round and let prices rip, the chaos th a t would result s h o u l d America suddenly make pe ac e m Vietnam — an d so stop


the inflationary spending- would finish off the pound. This leaves savers and


prices, unless they stick to th e very short-dated stocks.


S rates sending down Solutions


share price to the basic facts of dividend and profits. Once a share s ta r ts to rise


market, the potential loss is now greater th an the poten­


I f they join in the share


sharply the laws of supply and demand take over and with no one willing to sell a sha re th a t h a s risen (because to do so would bring capital gains tax liabilities), the rise begins to accelerate.


advice either, because if the bid goes through a t about 54s.


thev will lose only a few shillings on the p re sen t


where else-


market price and i t may have to be raised by an alternative bid from some­


Rapid rise


th a t i t has no big controll­ ing shareholder to block a bid. So the field is wide open. AEI has as its four biggest


The point about AEI is


shareholders the Prudential (with 2 million shares in both and GEC), Beyrolle. the


electrical group (1,525.0001 th e Church Commissioneres


No cooling


in Tesco, Western Mining and GEC itself. The only thing th a t could stop the acceleration is a fresh issue of ordinary shares to raise capital. But since corporation tax


I t has happened this year


makes this expensive—and loan stock issues are prefer­ able—there is no prospect of the situation cooling off. On the other h an d this


tial gain unless they pick wisely.


s There are some possible


for instance, look tempting Or you can go into the


olutions. Building societies,


mining market. This once used to be considered risky. But nowadays i t looks suit­ able for maiden aunts when compared with the risks in


the industrial market For example, I would not


mind putting anyone’s money


into De Beers, the diamond giant with shares a t 2)14 5s. I t is due to benefit both from a 71 per cent, rise in gem prices an d a new mine. I am also currently recom­ mending a South African


ferent with GEC where Arnold Weinstock has moved no rapidly to become the boss since his company was taken over by GEC. Exactly how many shares Weinstock has


ance (560,000). The position Is very dif­


Is not known. shareholder.


Jo h n James, the Bristol mil­ lionaire, controls around a


I would say his friend, Mr


But he Is n ot the only big , , „ , , _ „


, . ,


million shares, while of' the ■ GEC - directors. Mr K. R- Bond (deoil ty managing director)


with 1.795.000. When you realise th a t each


1.517,000 .-and Mr E>. Lewis is listed with


GEC share is now worth 72s (as against 44s earlier this


year) these are tidy sums. Other big investors include


Index boom


(problem of working o ut whether to stay’ In the game or sell out. Most of them a re staying. The capital gains tax is to blame, for ■who wants to throw away 10s


They too. have the heady


now “ locked in ’’ contributes more th an any other to the rapid rise In share prices


share. The fa c t th a t investors are


th is year. The index lias very nearly


l i i t the 400 mark, an d I can see no reason why share prices should n o t go on booming up to th e 450 mark a n d beyond. Potentially this is the most


with 180.000 shares and the Co-op with 194.000.


the Union Pension Tru s t (858,000), and Pearl Assur­


concentration on raising money by loan capital does force up interest rates. There is talk now of a Bank Rate increase from 5J per cent to 6 per cent. Even if th a t does n ot hap­


w i 't im M


investors in a very puzzling situation. I f they Invest in Government stocks they face the prospect of higher intere 3st


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5 30:5 33:


News and Weather. Breakfast Special. Tony Blackburn.


Leslie Crowther. Crack The Clue. Keith Skucs. Emperoro Rosko. Jack Jackson Show. Crack The Clue. Chris Denning. Stewart. Pete Brady. Country Meers Folk. Scene and Heard. News and Weather. Mllion Dollar Bill. ^ , A Night a t thc Music


10 0; 12 0 ;


12 5;2 0 5 30: 5 33;8 32;9 55:


Hall. Brussels Swings.


Pete Murray. Midnight Newsroom.


Night Ride. News and Weather.


RADIO 2


10 0 : 12


News and Weather. Breakfast Special. Leslie Crowther. Five to Ten. Max Jaffa and Macpherson. Marching and Waltzing.


Those were the Days. News and Weather. Million Dollar Bill.


As Radio 1. _ National Brass Band Con- , „


A Night a t the Music Hall.


• Sandy


10 12 12


2


Night Ride. News and Weather.


RADIO 3


News and Weather, Saturday Concert.


11 0 9 4;


12 0 12 305 0 6 0


10 10 11 0


6 507 157 45 8 309 15 9 35


News and Weather. Saturday Concert.


Sports Report. _ Twentieth Century Plano Music. . ; The Scientist’s Toolkit. •


Record Review. Jazz Record Requests. Sports Service.


: Fuillaumc de Machaut. ; A Personal View.


: The Xylophone. RADIO I


News.


Blake and Hnylcy. ; Olive Zorlan (Concert). ; Concert Cont.


:: Farming Today. : Ten to Seven.


Ptest.ete Murray. Midnight Newsroom.


9 20: A Choice of Paperbacks. 19 45: In Your Garden.


9 0: News. 9 .5 : The Weekly World.


10 15: Daily Service. 0 30: Study Session.


12 0: Motoring and the Motor­ ist.


2 55: News and Weather. 1 10: Round the Horne.


1 40: Desert Island Discs. 2 15: Afternoon Theatre. 3 15: Home for thc Day. 4 0: Music a t Four.


12 25: All the Best from Today. 1 1 0: News.


10 0: News. 10 10: A Word in Edgeways.


5 55: Weather 6 0: News and Newsreel. 6 28: Sports Spotlight. 7 0: The Likely Lads. 7 30: Gala Concert Hall. 8 30: Saturday Night Theatre.


10 55: Lighten Our Darkness. 11 10: Music a t Night. 11 45: Weather.


RADIO LUXEMBOURG


: Weather. News :: News of the North.


: Northern Farmer. : Today’s Papers.


: I t ’s Saturday. : Today’s Papers.


Voices.


: Outlook. Weather. : News. :: News of thc North.


7 7 30: Saturday’s Requests. 8 45: Move In With Thc Baron. 8: L.P. Parade. 8 30: Pop Parade. i 45: Radio Show. 9: The Nat­ 9onal Battle Of The Giants. N 15: Six Of The Best. 9 30: Oight and Dee. 10 30: Symonds 1 n Saturday. 11: Keith Fordycc.


n Thc Night.


ucciiiiuvcii an' . .


BORDER TV.—5 0: Robin Hood. 5 25: C om e Here Often. 5 55. Natjlo:nal News; 6 5: Border News and Lookaround. 6 35: Crossroads. 7 tJ Sportsweek._7 ■ T*™j


BBC 2 __7 30- Outlook. 8: News. 8 5: Wheelbase. 8 35: A Welsh Countryman. 9 5: inside Australia. 9 35: Canvas. 9 55: The Revenue Men. 10 45: News and


10 0 : 10 30: 12 40: 12 45:


5 15: 5 25: 5 50: G 0: 6 45: 7 10:


7 55: 8 40:


10 15: 10 25: 11 10:


11 35: SATURDAY B B C - 1 9 25: GARDENING CLUB.


KOMM MIT ! BONJOUR FRANCOISE.


WEATHER. GRANDSTAND. Fight of th e Week, football, golf, racing. Rugby League.


TOM AND JERRY. DR. WHO. P a r t 3. NEWS AND WEATHER.


DEE TIME. THE MONKEES.


DIXON OF DOCK GREEN. "T h e Collectors.”


VAL DOONICAN SHOW. With Jan e Morgan and Arthur Askey.


SATURDAY THRILLER. “Time Limit” with Richard Widmark and Richard Basehart.


NEWS AND WEATHER. MATCH OF THE DAY.


OUT OF TOWN THEATRE. “ Silence on the Battlefield,” from th e Midlands. WEATHER.


1 20; NEWS. IT V


1? FACE OF THE EARTH. 22: PSYCHOLOGY FOR EVERYMAN.


4 o- PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING. 5 RESULTS ROUND-UP.


5 15: JUST JIMMY.


5 40: NEWS. 5 50. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS !


6 30: SAT’DAY WHILE SUNDAY. 7 o: CIMARRON STRIP. “ Broken Wing.”


s on- d ES O’CONNOR SHOW. Guest sta r: Wilfred Brambell.


8 55: NEWS, n 4- t h e AVENGERS. “ The £50,000 Break- fast.” In which Steed dabbles in tycoonery — and Emma in chicanery . .


I I 0: PETER MOLONEY ON . . .


in 4- SERGEANT CORK. “ The Case of the Crystal Ball."


11 70- TIME TO REMEMBER. “ The Time of the Suffragettes — 1911-1913.” WEATHER AND EPILOGUE.


BBC 2.__7: News and Sport. 7 10: Rugby Special. 7 55: After Many a Summer. 8 40: Twelve Against the City. 9 30: Release. 10 10: Fu rthe r Adventures of Lucky Jim. 10 40: Menuhin Plays Bach. 11 10: News. 11 15; Late Night Line Up. 11 35.


Midnight Movie (Jacqueline).


BORDER TV.—1 20: National News. 1-25: World of Sport. 4 0: Professional Wrestling. 5 0: Results Round-up. 5 15: Adventuves of the Sea Spray. 5 40: National News. 5 50: Opportunity Knocks.' 6 35: Sports Report and B o r d e r Weather. 6 41: Starring . . . 8 25: The Golden Shot. 9 10: Peyton Place. 10 0: Border Diary. 10 5: National News.’ 10 15: The Gamblers. 11 15: Peter Moloney


On . . .


I <>-. W O R L D OF S P O R T . Power Boat Racing; Racing; Motor Racing from silverstone.


. 9 0


10 0 : 11 0


9 30; 112 0; M?DDLEI<AGE. 2: Age and Achieve- 11 30


12 30 1 0 1 50 2 45 3 35 4 5


5 30: 5 55: G 5: 6 15: 6 40: 6 55: 7 20 7 25:


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10 11 10


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11 12


INSIDE LOCAL GOVERNMENT. ■ THE RUSSIAN ALPHABET. Lesson 2. FARMING.


SUDDENLY ^IT^S RICHARD IIEARNE. FILM MATINEE. “ Ruggles a t Red Gap.” with Charles Laughton. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. P a r t 6.


THE SOOTY SHOW. NEWS AND WEATHER.


MEETING POINT.


GRIEF AND GLORY. Folk Music. SONGS OF PRAISE. APPEAL. STEPTOE AND SON. “ Tile Lead Man


„ „ ,


: ALIHAN CALLED IRONSIDE. With : Raymond Burr.


: PLAY OF THE MONTH. Virginia McKenna in “ Girls in Uniform..


NEWS AND WEATHER.


: CONTRASTS. Graduation Ball. : WEATHER. : MEETING POINT.


MONDAY. — 9 38: For Schools and Colleges. 1 30: Watch with Mother. 1 45: News and Weather. 2 5: For Schools and Colleges. 4 10: Teaching Maths Today. 4 40: Jackanory. BBC 2.—7: News Review. 7 25: Theatre s tan t Lambert). 10: Who Runs Europe? Late Night Line Up


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S U N D A Y B B C - 1


APNA HI GHAR SAMAJHIYE. MOTHER TONGUE.


SEH?NGJ IAND BELIEVING. Writings of John Masefield.


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12 12


1 1 1 2


IT V


0- PARISH COMMUNION. 15- ? a8 1 E0 ? * EARTH.


4Sl m cV w O R L IL POOR WORLD. 20: THE UNIVERSE.


50- AMONG MY SOUVENIRS. No. U "The Comet Aairliner.


3 20- lDOLL ON PARADE. Star ring William


4 50- THEdlGOLDENnlHOT! Bob Mpnkhouse ‘ and Frankie Vaughan.


5 35: SKIFPY. “ Long Way Home. 6 15:' TREE'HOUSE FAMILY^


7 25: SAT’DAY WHILE SUNDAY.


- 45- FAST SIDE WEST SIDE. Starring ‘ ' Ba rbara Stanwyck. James Mason. Van Heflin, Ava Gardner.


10 5: SECOMBE AND FRIENDS. 9 55: NEWS.


11 4- EAMONN ANDREWS SHOW. 11 5‘ WEATHER AND EPILOGUE. m o n i ia y .__11 10: Approach to Living.


11°35: The Messengers. 12: Close Down. 1 35- -T h e ir Chance in Life. - 5 . Primary French. 2_20: K a r l and Christa. 2 45: le i la France. 3 5. Close


625. 10


8 55PWorkshop. ( In Search of Con- 30: Call My Bluff. 11: News. 11 5.


MONDAY.—11: Play School. BORDER TV.—11 0: Parish Communion. 12 15: Face of the^Earth^ia^O. ^Bon Accueil. 1 0: Rich World, Poor World. 1 20.


National News. 2 0: Among My Souvenhs. 2 30. World of Soc c e r . ^&u , d B o r ^ W e a a 'e n T w ? ’n-ee'House' Family. 6 3 5 ^ ^ u u 'c h in Ques^ on- J f 5


: 3 2q- Farming 5; wend y


11 55: Epilogue.


6 7 . 7


1 9 0


12 2


1 30: Listen To This Space. i 0 0: David Jacobs.


5 7 7 7


< 0: News and- Weather. 9 35: The Jazz Scene.


1a 0: Midnight Newsroom.


WMONDAY: 5 30: News and 7 eather. 5 33: Breakfast Special.


2 5: Night Ride. : 0: News and Weather..


M: Tony Blackburn. 8 32: Don J oss. 9 55: Crack The Clue. 10: Dimmy Young Show. 12: Simon Tee 1: Dave Cash. 1 55: Crack


6 55: First Day of the Week. 7 0: News and Weather. 7 3: Sunday Special. 7 32: Winstone Fight. 7 36: Sunday Special cont. 18 0: Leslie Crowther.


RADIO 2


10 0: Eric Robinson. 11 31: Service.


2 0: Family Favourites. 2 0: The tfavy Lark. 2 31: The Cllthcroe Kid. 3 0: Semprlnl Serenade. 3 0: Movie Go Round. 5 0: Alan Freeman. 7 0: Sing Something Simple 7 30: News and Weather. 7 35: Top of thc Form. 8 5: Grand Hotel. 9 0: Sunday Half Hour. 19*30: Listen To This Space.


A1 30: Record Round-Up. 12: The W MONDAY: 5 30: News and Tlan Freeman Show. 12 30: The


2 5: Night Ride. I 2 0: News and Weather.


10 0: David Jacobs. 12 0: Midnight Newsroom. i ony Blackburn Show. 1: Music T 32: Don Moss. 9 55: Five to


8 eather. 5 33: Breakfast Special. en. 10: Jimmy Young. 11: Morn-


55: First Day. 0: News and weather. 0: Sunday Special. 0: Leslie Crowther. 0: Ed Stewart. 0: Family Favourites. 0; Peter Drummond and 0 Tommy Vance. 0: Alan Freeman. 3 : Mike Raven.


RADIORADIO 1


ing Story. 11 15: The Dales 11 31: Melody on the Move. 12.


RADIO 3


10 30* An Act of Worship. 11 15: Ju s t Wliat The Patient


Simon Dee. 1: Grand Hotel. 1 31. Listen to the Band. 2: Womans Hour. 3: Pete Brady. 4 15: The Dales. 4 31: Racing Results. 4 32. Roundabout.


0: News and Weather. a 5: Music Magazine. l a 0: Chopin’s Plano Music, 4 they Sing.


5 30: Weapons from Cold War Two.


Festival. ^


he Clue. 2: Pete Brady. 4 31: Ed Stewart.


4: What’s New. 0: News and Weather. 4: Choirs and. Places where


l 55: Symphony Concert. 1 40: Agatka (Opera). 2 50: Master Violinists. 3 27: Handel (Israel in Egypt). 5 0: From the Hampstead


5 50: Concert Cont. 6 25: Poetry Now. ^ 6 55: Beethoven and Mattnu. 7 15: The Words Of Power. 7 40: Orfeo and Euridice. 8 55: Conversation of the Three


WMONDAY: 7: News and Shis Week’s Composer. 9 45:


10 20: Schumann. 11 0: News


Walkers. 11 40: Talkabout. Ordered.


11 50: Tho^Vorid This Weekend. 2 0: Gardeners Question Tim®. 2 30: Any Questions ?


3 20: Pick of The Week. 4 0: Talking About Antique*.


4 30: Can I Help You ? 4 45: Countryside Todaj. 5 15: Down Your Way. 5 55: Weather. 6 0: News.


6 10: Letter From America. 6 25: The Critics. 7 0: As I Remember. 7 45: Rachmaninov.


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8 S0: T^e^Lord Your Healer. 1 3o! §SS? fo " Best Tunes.


10 10: Rene’ Cutfortli. His Lift and Times.


10 50: The Epilogue. 11 0: News.


a eather. 7 4: Overture. 8: News W 50: Ten to Eight < 5o. cnd Weather. 8 4: Morning Con­


Wield 6 50: Thought lor the 7 eek.. 6 55: Weather. 7: News. . T 10: News o£ the North. 7 15. 7oday. 7 45: Today’s Papers.


11 2: Music a t Night. F MONDAY: 6 35: First in the


Tert. 9: News and Weather. 9 4: The North. 8 15: Today 8 40. Tchubert’s Piano Music. 10 30. Soday’s Papers. 8 45: A Distant


Malking About Music. 11: Music 1 aking 12 15: Midday Concert. c: News and Weather. 1 4: Con­ cert Calendar. 1 15: Midday Boncert cont. 2: Matinee. 3: The a ritish Symphony. 3 32: Mozart Snd Vlotti. 4 7: The British


ymphony. 4 50: Guarnerl String Quartet. RADIO 4 55:


7 50: Sunday Reading. •7 KS* Wpnther.


8


8 10: Apna III Gliar Samajlnyc. 8 40: Sunday Papers.


0: News. ea


8 50: Calendar. 9 0: News.


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9 5: With Heart and Voice. 9 30: Thc Archers.


. „„ , .


t eather. 8: News. 8 10: News of f ummer. 9: News. 9 5. Letter


Witness. 9 45: For Schools. 10 15. Family Service. 10 30: -For Schools. 12:


rom America. 9 20: The Eje


12 25: Desert Island Discs. 12 55. News and Weather. 1: The Wo: l_f. a t One. 1 30: The Archers. 1 4o: Listen with Mother. 2: For Schools. 3: Fresh Start. 3 lo. Afternoon Theatre. 4 45: Home


this Afternoon. 7 RADIO LUXEMBOURG


Music In The Night.


Wanna Know. 10 45: Take Fif­ teen. 11: Top Twenty. 12: Mid: night with Matthew. 12 30.


S * The Baron. 8 4o: Radio how. 9: Don Wardell. 10 15: I The Uvlng Fast. „ . .Thc


6 35: S S S T o f % gla^dES- ° Static or Dynamic ? ”


Lancasl


Combiiij results score!


Saturday's resui!


cashirc Combinaif 1 were: Burscougll Res. 1: Flcctwoil Rovers 0: Great| Rosscndalc Utd. | 3. Skelmersdalc R. M.I. 6, Barrow I caster C. 3 Netlicl cot T. 0. Cliorl Liverpool 4. Bacul Helens T. 1. Mon|


LEAGUE


"Skelmersdale Lancaster C. Kirkby T. ___ Nctherfield Guinness Ex. Marine ___ Horwich RMI . . | Chorley Barrow Res......... S. Liverpool-----1 Southport R. Fleetwood Clithcroc Droylsden Rossendalc . . Burscough Gt. Harwood Bacup Boro . . Wigan R.......... St. Helens T. Prescot T. . .


Morccambe ..


1966 AUSTIN 111 Sapphire blue!


upholstery- Ca| cribed as new l


cars ................


the other 11 as so c ia ted • w ij


19G6 HUMBER - Saloon, rmishcl blue with blf Extras includfl


screen washerl usual dcluxcl property of [ Typical Crook


1965 VAUXHALfi Saloon. Flnlslnfl blue leather. P condition.


owner cxampi| and a host


L


1965 Ser. MORR Deluxe Satool surf blue wit Excellent co“ out. Etras screen was embellishers. BMC quality I value a t £3L pacKot of Surf


1965 AUSTIN _ llimestone— Bf mbellishers,


feather. All i l eitments lo


screen washer Excellent cof


a t ..........


1965 MORRISI r Saloon. F ln 'l


t-crecn waf embellishers,


eed with Ere| xtras inclutll


condition t r l carefully uscil


1965 Dec. '66 S| ATTEMPT 4d. FOR ONE


Attach Stamp Lightly


to corner above.


2 .............. ........ 6 ATTEMPTS for


9 ATTEMPTS for 13 ATTEMPTS for


16 ATTEMPTS for 20 ATTEMPTS for 3/-' (Max)


| Postal Order Value j Number


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Tho ball has been obliterated — Pick the Spot and mark with


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THIS £345 SET MUST BE WON


THIS WEEK! In tho event of there being several correct entries, the cash prize will be shared, es usual, but these entrants will be set on eliminating contest to decide who shall win the Colour TV Set.


If there arc no correct entries, thc cash prlxe will be held over until the following week, but the nearest runners-up will com­ pete in the eliminator to decide the winner of the Colour TV Set, and will share with the other "near-miss" entrants in thc £150 runners-up prize.


PHILIPS COLOUR TV SUPPLIED BY TELEHIRE LTD.


VALUE £345


f fresh as the! eactory. All t l xtras, inclul Lights, rcvcrl oow mileasl bwner, frometter a t . . .


1100 Deluxe _ In commode! prey upholst! condition thrf


IP I f t m


1965 Oct. AUSl Choice of tw;|


roval blue wi| other In glcff red flash, b o t m trim. Many!


u s t . be chcr


1965 (Dec. ’66)1 Hornet Marll t duotonc gred


terlor, walml


careful lady r condition, i washers. he:t


ings, nornjnl motoring a t |


1965 CORSAlJ Finished in L


block leathcl ditton throul


heater, will many more I Ideal colouj fiery temper


1965 VICTOR l grey, red absolutely x|


mine. Zandpan, on its uranium prospects, a t 14s. Jd. New Wits a t 11s. ?d. are another good buy in this section. And I have recom­ mended Yukon Consolidated shares even • though these have come up from 10s. to


13s. . h Yukon has a n interest in a


pen, the ra te for Treasury bills — the key ra te a t which the bankers invest in Govern­ ment short-term loans—may go above Bank rate. In theory. Bank Rate is a


benum development, but if you invest directly in the Canadian shares you have to pay the dollar “ premium which has now risen to 30


uge Canadian copper-moly- per cent.


penal rate. So the Bank or England Is a borrower of thc la s t resort for the banks. But if they can borrow a t


. sury bills a t 5i per cent there ' will be nothing penal about it.What is combining to push up interest rates is the rise


th e Bank of England a t 5 i per cent and invest in Trea-


snatches p a r t of this pre­ mium when you sell, the net effect is th a t , you have to get a 10 per cent, rise in the shares before yOu oven get your money back. An alternative is to Invest


Since th e Government .


. in. American interest rates. In the US Congress and Sen­ ate have refused president Johnson th e 10 per cen t tax surcharge he wants unless a t th e same time h e cuts Government spending and so


curbs inflation. Until he c an get, th e tax


u p in terest rates. Deflation


th a t the United States is in a bout of inflation of gigantic


There is n o t much doubt prXanwhfle. whatever Mr


Wilson says about reflation and desnlte ’ his speeches a t Scarborough, all the bankers


I talk to to say wie are de-


^ They believe unemployment will continue to rise th is win­ ter. profits will get scarcer an d even the pound wiU be-


come more valuable and prices go down.


increase he has to go on. borrowing more. T h a t pushes


SPECIA1 £100 BONUS * NEAR MISSES SHARE £150


* THIS BONUS TO BE WON OR SHARED BY WINNING ENTRIES * SUBMITTED ON COUPONS FROM "EVENING POST" SPORTS EDITIONS.


RULES AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY


in th e many investment tru s ts which have big Ameri­ can holdings. North Atlanic Securities, up from 8s. 3d. to 11s. 3d., is th e one I usually favour.


Best motto


I f vou have money invested in United States shares, it


will be sure to grow, and thc way to do this without pay­ ing the premium is to stick to shares like Borax, the chemical group a t 22s. 6d., with vas t U.S. interests, Bowater a t 55s. (although I confess I h e a r th a t the very


» p’,i


NO COMPETITOH MARKED THE CENTRE OF THE BALL IN LAST WEEK S CONTEST. THE FOLLOWING HREE COMPETITORS.WERE ADJUDGED TO. HAVE REGISTERED THE CLOSEST OF THE “ NEAR MISSES AND WILL. ASKED TO TAKE PART IN THE ELIMINATION OONTEST TO DECIDE THE WINNER OF THE COLOUIl I v.


_____


MRS J. GAVIN. 7 KIPLING GROVE.


ST HELENS.: '


MR E. MIMSHALL. 2 HILLCREST DRIVE. TARLETON.


THE ABOVE NAMED AND THE FOLLOWING 18 COMPE­ TITORS SHARE £150 AS RUNNERS-UP:


MRS M. ASPINALL. WIGAN.


MR B. ARNOLD, 1M DEEPDALE ROAD. PRESTON. THE CR0VE. HIGHER


INCE.


MRS M. BENSON. 26 NEWSHAM. PLACE, BOWERHAM, LANCASTER.


u om e» x ircui wittu rap id rise in Russian output


of pulp and paper is going to become a world problem


MR W. BRIDGE, 15 STANLEYFIELO ROAD, PRESTON. MRS H. DALTON. 7 NORTH VIEW. WREA GREEN. MRS M. EGERTON. 73 PILLING LANE. CHORLEY. MRS F. ENTWISTLE. 17 BAKERS LANE. SOUTHPORT. MR FIFIELD, 24 STATION ROAD, KIRKHAM.


bU UCbUlllQ ot wu. im IT-- one day), and* EMI a t 35s.,


MR A. E. GRANDIDGE. 60 ELM AVENUE, ASHTON-ON- NIBBLE.


which owns Capitol records. I t is no use going for.


recovery shares or shares with good assets, but no profits. “ Invest in success h a s to be the motto for the


gravity—th a t what goes up must come down—has, for a time, been reversed by the capital gains 4tax.


time being. The n a tu ra l order of


MRS H. GREENLEES, THE OROHARO. STAINING, BLACK. POOL.


MB T. HASTWBLL. 60 JUNOTION STREET. BURNLEY. MRS A. MARTIN. 23 NORTON ROAD. MORE0AMBE.


MRS L. MoCONNELL, 70 CORONATION CRESCENT, PRES­ TON.


MISS E. MORRIS, 8 WOODLANDS AVENUE, PRESTON. MRS M. RA1NF0RD, “ MEADOW BANK.” ARNS1DE.


MRS P. SMITH. "OAKFIELO,” STATION ROAD, SAL- WICK.


MRS D. WILSON. 10 FAlRHOLME, SEOBERCH.


MR W. WITHER1NGT0N. 15 SHUTTLEWORTH nOAD, PRESTON.


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PRESTON. RESULT OF CONTEST No. 139 vue enl I nUflNR


MRS M. SUMNER, 237 BROCKHOLES VIEW,


ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is to mark a cross at the spot where you consider the ball was the moment the photographer snapped the picture. The C E N T R E OF THE CROSS MUST COINCIDE WITH THE EXACT CENTRE OF THE BALL and you can make up to as many as 20 attempts on any one coupon, provid­ ing crosses do not join or overlap. For a single attempt affix corner of 4d. stamp, for two attempts affix corner of 6d. stamp, for six or more enclose a postal order made payable to " PICK the SPOT " and cross it & Co.


The competitor who picks the spot correctly wins £1,700


Contest tosults oto published every Saturday but In event ot elimination eontost being necessary to dctc.mlno winner ot tho TV Sot, the result ot tho elimination would bo announced tho following week.


IF THERE ARE SEVERAL CORRECT ENTRIES THE CASH PRIZE WILL BE SHARED. BUT IF NO CORRECT ENTRIES ARE RECEIVED THE CASH PRIZE WILL BE HELD OVER TO THE NEXT CONTEST.


Competitors who, in the opinion of the judges, make the next most accurate attempts will share £150.


* Family entries may bo sent In one cnvclopo with a pasta! order to covor the full amount,.* It Is a condition ot entry that responsibility cannot ba accepted for entries lost or mislaid or received lato, that correspondence end interviews In connection with the competition are forbidden and thot the Judges decision is tlnol * Employees ot United Newspaper Publications Ltd., or their families cannot enter).


:_______ _____________!— SEND YOUR ENTRY TO:


“ PICK THE SPOT” COMPETITION P.O. BOX 82, PRESTON PR1 2DR


to arrive not later than first post WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th


Pastel entries must bo postmarked net lotcr then Tuesday midnight , but entries delivered by hand ere „CCCpt.d nt ell “Evening Post” offices up to noen on Wednesdoys. '


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