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Observe — © 6:46 pm—CKCY IV News & 38.——> end a ¥ Weather ends ae " 7:00 p.m—Gazette $1 Tantalum >? | 7.30 p.m—tife of Riley (sym.) z * 8:00 p.m—Colone! Fleck $2. Latvian coin ~ 8.30 p.m.—Sgt. Bilko 35. Pronoun - 930 p.m—talent Caravan 38. —— and ~ 10.00 p.m.—Closeup Goliath 10:30 p.m.—Man from Blackhawk 41, Live coal 2 p.m.—Colonel March ae 1:30 p.m—Star & the Story German Binoe p.m—CBC TV NEWS wu c 12:13 a.m—tocal Weather a 5 * _‘ CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 8 46. Food’ ” 0 : 8:00 a.m.—Station Sign On DOWN 2 ; Sacred Heart Program 1. Pieys = @:15 am—television News ‘ boisterousty - ; ne eee DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to werk it: _ 9:15 a.m—At Home With Helen _ AXYDLBAAXE eee fener Room 2 tricks. A club return settles de-}| _ tf LONGFELLOW . So a.m—Tumers Corner ‘West dealer, ~ a clarer’s hash and he goes down ” One letter stmply stands for another. In this semple A is used 83 a eer ae (North-South vulnerable, vg ; es Oe So Ses Se ee ee en ee Coe een ee NORTH eclarer should make trophes, the length formation of the words are all hints, Speene Ba Theredey Playbill 42105 hand from the word go. The Bach day the code letters are different. aoe Firestone T | 1 r S O N T D soa Test Pattern Son 9O82 fault is an early one, Declarer é <q see ta oar eek tay on tee comeing ak gece < CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR , 2.30 p.m.—Whirly Birds - GEM not the ten. The effectiveness of FuE3 MSD IGJBH FY VNE NAB 3 3.00 p.m.—Medic the play can be noted at once. . id ae ‘ | 3.30 p.m—Open House ey . ies ith ion G cael Te) SPTSESHSED F SERS 1 00 DOWN ome 00 _ 4.00 p.m.—CBC Film Playhouse oass $932 a — two PGVMDBI. . ~ e : * PER * 4.30 p.m.—See For Yourself : spa ricks) and & same : : — SAQIISZ = 453 ti events East from return- _ Nesterday’s Cryptoquote: HE WHO WOULD WRITE AND | qf : e : ole Sie beeen SOUTH \ing a spade (or again South mak-| GAN’? WRITE, CAN SURELY REVIEW — LOWELL, Think of it 4 new 600 x 16 or 670 x 15 only $50 with Trade eae tus Sixsus es two spade tricks). (© 1808, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) 6.15 p.m—Television News oxKis4 =e ee — FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO CO. LTD. awa -| on ||reture ‘docs, better’. West. takes ” Dial 5547 Charlottetown Store Tires Mounted While You Wait dey par The bidding: the ace and leads back the two — ——-—----! : Bae sateen West North East South |’ spades. South wins with the/_ = = = - ¥.00 —tThe Millioneire is Pass 14 29 king. A spade trick for East is ETTA KETT a tg . 7 Pass 39 Pas 49 established in the process, but : S900 eer are eo since West has no way to com- BUS nes ve” lou Opening lead — nine of spades.|municate with East, the threat : sToP ne Bilko The simplest plays are some-|is more theoretical than real. 2A TALKED TO. El i :> p.m—tThe Deputy times the hardest to see. Just as| Declarer now draws trumps LLY” NGEY PHONED~ I om/He We i aoe pm—telent. Coreven the human eye has a blind spot|and leads the king of diamonds. eee WING matey A ty na G | da) 7 _ 10:00 pm—Close Up which prevents one from seeing|It does not matter when West] “ ify ‘e) WANTS you i WANTED PLAY ~ : : 7 _ 10.30 p.m.—Man From Blackhawk everything within his theoretical| takes the ace or what he does.| ~ HIM BACK. SAID THE MATINEE a : bs j =¢ 11.00 p.m—Wrestling field of vision, so many a de-|Eventually, South discards his} MPORTANT- an Zz “ 2 11.30 p.m—Wrestling clarer discovers to his sorrow|spade loser on dummy’s fourth ! BAW 7 <= ~~ 7 j ~ 12:00 p.m— CBC News that his mind’s eye does not en-|diarmond and winds up with ten|: j Ay its = 12:15 am—CKCW News compass everything within it s| tricks. : - te 12:20 a.m—Sign Off scope. The crucial piay is the a ? : ro ie ’ . sd 2 : West leads the nine of spades. |one. The nine of spades shoul # CFCY RADIO ,| Dummy’s ten is covered by the be recognized * = — | S S ~ jack and South wins with thejspade West has. To block st (STANDARD TIME) ‘ king. Declarer draws three} out of one of his winners and j 6 v THURSDAY rounds of trumps and plays the/|tie up tne defense, South must ’ 5 king of diamonds. West takes/play the queen. > _ 6.00 Hebrew Christian Hour spades, be made. That’s what the trou- . ~ 6.15 Country & Western Rouné-|; Dummy’s queen is trapped by | ble is when declarer has a blind oe . up the A-S and East wins two spade'spot. The play is not seen. — 630 News ; ’ 7 ~ 6.35 Weather e 6.40 Country & Western Round o p18 Ree ecret Drug bUYIN < et 7.10 Weather ‘ ~ %.15 Country & Western Round- io ~ 7.30 News & Weather : : : P O ZE4== Missions Describe g ‘ ‘arm Reporter 750 Interlude - on a. MONTREAL (CP)—A special/ As a result, he said, narcotics F Country and Western United States agent Tuesday told|—estimated to be worth $8,000,000 . t mea of secret meetings with Montreal|when sold in diluted capsules in (8.45 Weather cafe-owner Giuseppe! Pepi) Cot-|the underworld—came to rest in 8.50 News roni to buy heroin for re-sale on! police hands — neatly packaged

the illegal drug markets of the! and labelled.

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_ 9.10 Morning Moods US. Patrick Biase, a U.S. treasury o | -- 9.30 Top Tune Time 11:30—Conductor’s Corner. eet ah ta main witness = = ' ’ — 11:45—In Repl the trial of Cotroni, a paunchy; p ee _

; 256 Musical’ etertnde S65 Jommheree Junction. | Montrealer accused of trafficking | LL ALLL ae TOO, ALVIN, OUST WHEN oc | 10.00 News 12:30—Maritime Farm Broad-|in the narcotics. | | GEE, LEANDER, I THOUGHT A Via COTTING SETIOLEGH | Ul 10.05 Maga. east He told of wandering around) [UNCLE AMOS WOLLD BE AWFUL } i AWAY/SOMETIMES L @ | u

05 Magazine of the air j ad ther Montreal night clubs with another MAD ABOUT US USING His OS TN 5

10.30 Melody Parade 1:00—News and Weather. : MACHINE TO RECORD OUR HINK HE REALLY DID Oo |

"10.45 Swift Money Man 1:15—The Archers. U.S. narcotics sleuth — Edward) PAcRICAN WAR DANCE/ THIS \\ FIGHT JAMES 5.CORSETT 9 | = 11.00 News Headlines and Wea | 1:30—Kostelantz In Concert | Lawton Smith, who gave his test) | MOeNING, WHEN HE CAUGHT 4) ANUS SUST BEGINNING /} + — “*'| 2:00—Through The Years imony in New York to a special) [Me T THOUGHT HE WAS GONNA} 10,555 THE PUNCHES! / T° | Ls % 11.02 Mazic of Musie 2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. | travelling court. WHACK ME, GUT HE GAVE ME MAYSE WE SHOOLD z=

tre 2:45—Music in Black and White | parp OFF FIFTY CENTS/ WHY DO You TRY TO HELP ,

** 11.40 Weather 3:00—News. : Biase said his night club hop THINK HE DID THAT 2 11.45 Magic of Musie | 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee. | ping paid off. Cotroni came to see wi

~ 12.00 Weataer 4:00—Concert Hail thim at a motel where Biase and YW

* 12.05 Rhythm Roundup Mpeiceway In Sound. Smith were staying under false Wy le 12.300 News a . ns ‘ names. 4 Ay 124 Mosly a gael Herd enemy Fish Broadcast | “T told him (Cotreet) that J y/ A | E

r, : po. |was going into the siness to/ ' ty Headunes and Wea- 6:00—News and Weather | sell cele” said Biase. ‘‘He| WY [ wa 1:02—Mostly Music. 6:15—Regional Commentary, | asked why I went to him.” Y A | 200 Mostly Music < Maritime Sportscast, am@_ Biase testified that Smith but- Y) Wy 1 *

ae ee Coat.) Musical Interlude. lted into the conversation and 2.30 Back to the Bible. : - €:30—Tempo. oat ? ov 3.00 News Headlines and Wea | 7:00—News. “We know you are in the rack-| | 4 oS gw 7:10—Commentary. ets and can help.”” : ”

; 3.02 Best on Request 7:15—Music. After discussing the quality of oe 3" oO

* 400 News and Weaizer 7:30—Rawhide and Music. the heroin, Mr. Biase said he told PLP 5 ee o

_ 405 The Outports 8:00—Teen-Tempo and Musi¢e. |Cotroni hewanted two kilos. BS PA ome . 5

_ 5.00 News & Weather 8.25—Tempo “Cotroni said the price would| BEM. G87- Fe

5.10 The Outports (Cont.) 4 | 8:30—Album for Thursday be $7.000 a kilo on such a small ore y hee " = 6.00 News & Weather 9:00—Contact amount.” or" _—

6.05 Musie for You 9:45—Footloose. The agent said Cotroni told him 10-22 © 1H ty SO eon te TH ew Ok Pee Om

eg to - p.m. Rogerson-Lee | 10:00—Contact ; the next time they did business

7.00 Srort ecital 11:00—News Roundup and Talk.|it would have to be five kilos or

- tou rts Roundup 11:30—Eventide. more with the price varying from} Biase told of second meeting Hi h Labor Costs

. se WN anSIC for You 12:00—Here’s the Weather and/$.000 to $6,500, depending on the with Cotroni and another man— g q 7.30 News and Weather Sign Off. New York blackmarket price. | Rene Robert, a night club waiter. i 4 7.45 Don Messer wd His : |Robert, 31, is also charged with| Cause Concern O

landers : trafficking in narcotics and with} | 8.00 Assignment conspiring to traffic. He is to be| MONTREAL (CP)—A. L. Fatr- |O 9.00 News & Weather tried later. ley, president of Dominion Steel at

; 2-10 Starlight Serenade He said he got two more kilos}@nd Coal Corporation, said Tues- <

_ 10.00 Lady in a Fog for $14,000 and was given spe-\day “serious and strong steps” | @s

ae ar oe Traveller's Night, cific instructions on how to get|2re needed to hold the line on la- bge oe on back to the United States. bor costs in the Canadian steel a

: a oe a s industry 11.15 Night Beat f bea . ve _ Pg should aoe He told a Montreal service club - 12.00 News & Weather men ae © — - aan Canada’s steel industry will find 12.05 Sign Off Cas ve ctront save me some| itself in serious trouble from for- Gme... “0 gave me some! -icn competition anless there is

CBA THURSDAY advice—that I should operate 1 of “rapidly rising employ-

stfictly on a cash basis . . ."he er ain in oe

DAYLIGHT TIME mentioned a man who W8s| Mr. Fairley said steel imports 9:15— ; w aos tee peoreen oft owing him $39.- even now Seon aie of

i? : Marine eather <<. fh .._|Canadians of weekly pay cheques

- %:30—News, Weather and Sports So cyteamng ates — and limit the expansion of Cana-

7:35—A.M. Chronicle. . See ts kan thee ‘Ware wanna te monty ee | §8:00—News and Weather. - S eo a a ben eitel +: if we are not careful we

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8:20—A. M. onicle. : ‘ ness. If we don't take some seri- gs Morning Devotiong tr th ee later, the deal ous and strong steps to hold the <q :00—News. “The ‘sah to os eae tod line on costs—particularly labor “af

- 9:05—A.M. Chronicle, a dite cathe suaidad 3 as costs—we are going to have a lot| =

9:55—News. soe taeiceiy oe - a. cf idle equipment and working ) oj

10:00—A. M. Chronicle liow ae ¥ pay cocadeana space in our factories.”

10:45—Joan Marshall Tes a - oo trodu: The St. Lawrence Seaway has’

10:55—For Consumers. ye eee also. giver foreign competitors a

11:00—News Lion’s Gate bridge at Vancou-| big boost by reducing transporta-

11:03—Mr. Homme’s House. po _ i span of 1,950 tion costs on imports, Mr. Fairly 15—Kundergarten harbor entrance.

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