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‘i 7 ¢ ty % CFCY TV :. 8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 17, 1958. pe: ‘ : rr CHANNEL . , , Ww a i" BELIEVE IT OR NOT DAILY CROSSWORD , TUESBAY 3 sn i—n eee. 2:15 pm—Afterncen Musicale ’ Se Novak 41. Chances < pm. a food £§ 2:45 p.m—Nursery Schoo! Time Sick 42.'Nourished 12. Shabby [ = 3:00 p.m—Dr. Hudson's Secret oe 43. Born © 28. Pigeon a 3:30 p.m.—Friendly Giant se oe Bown elosures 7 3:45_ p.m.—Science All Around Us pia’ 1. Flying toys 19. Swiss 4:00 p.m.—Whistietown . _ evel.) 2. Indian of or 4:30 p.m—Open House iL Breed of Bolivia 20. Skin © 5:00 p.m.—Patti Page Show <a &. Discuss 5:30 p.m\—Sky King . Catkia casually 6:00 p.m.—Western Theatre Germanium 4. Mirror 21. Pigpen 32. East by 6:50 p.m.—CFCY-TV News (sym.) ne 22. Expects northeast 7:00 p.m—Dr. Christian Compese Solitary © 23.Tomanifest § (abbr.) 7:30 p.m—Highway Patrol @ Recordof 24. Permit 34. Projecting 8:00 p.m.—Mark Saber 8:30 p.m.—Casey Jones 9:00 p.m.—front Page Challenge ’ 9:30 p.m—Chevy Show eee 10:30 p.m.—folio—“Under Milk 5 | 7% Wood” 11:30 p.m.—Press Conference je | 12:00 e.m—CBC-TV News ' 12:14 a.m—tocal Weather us seat 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint z= Po BS CKCW — Moncton > ° Qn N 2 - Ayj— ; CHANNEL = — Oo | TUESDAY oo —— 6 —— — #48 am—Sution Sign On ENJOY THE PLEASURES ! Record Caravan 10:00 a.m.—Romper Room 00 amatgn OF oe OF TELEVISION ...See The 1.00 p.m.—Tuesday Playbill > News, Weather, Sports 3 soviet: Wade, to x | @ HOCKEY PLAYOFFS © Pe , \4 ee eae || © BoxING ar ONLY ' Hour Crocker CONTRACT BRIDGE 2.45 p.m.—Norsery Schoo! Time \ m F ~ : 3.00 p.m.—Dr. Hudson's Secret By B. JAY BECKER t || | _ ee 5 FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO 3:30 p.m.—At Home With Helen : rs ct; eee i a ee ae Se eee @ | © HOME AND AUTO CO. LTD. ASSOCIATE STORE « p.m.—Whistle Town ayn * interpreted c o- > “ ” ian aa = bbees Neither side vulnerable, heath dae as ag Ph wp || 187 Great George St. “We Trade Tires” Dial 5547 [| 24 Central St. Dial 3200 Summerside 5:00 p.m.—Patti Presents NORTH ito shift his attack elsewhere, AXYDLBAAXRE $i0 pm — Sy vo 4952 | specifically to the higher ranking * LONG FELLOW 6.00 p.m.—Supper C! 10 i ; One let Ste Ganscosae , os i lof the two side suits, diamonds a e letter simply stands for another. Im this sample A is used oo. ae é- @KQ | and clubs. the three L's, X for the twe O's, ete. Single letters, apos- 40 fg nl “= **" mae | He led a diamond. Declarer,| ‘rophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. ee ce Epo eas lconscious of the danger with Each day the code letters are different. 6at om~-Saele AK2 39754 =| Which he was now faced. took : { 7:00 p.m—Denne Reed Show a ean3 os j the diamond in dummy and led A Cryptogram Quotatica 7:30 p.m.—Casey Jones $1097 #86532 /a low trump ‘LGNA KYJ G@ RAYIVX VYHZ NY* 8:00 pm—Sen Francisco Beat SOUTH | East did not wait. He rose Y ~ 8:30 p.m—Highway Patrol @KQJ107 | promptly with the ace of spades/ GHZ, LGNA KYJ 8Z QZEXK NY exc 9:00 p.m—Front Page Challenge 86 and returned a heart to West's i , ee re | oy - | XGZ—AYQEOR. < 10 30 p.m—Under Milk Wood @AKI Backing his judgment of what Yesterday's Cryptoquote: ANALOGY IS MILK FOR BABES, ja a 4 “- a ae Conference The bidding: | he conceived to be the actual situ- UT ABSTRACT TRUTHS ARE STRONG MEAT—TUPPER. a lg ga South” West North East (ation. West took the ace of hearts «© 19658, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) 12.20-2.m.—Sign of 1@ Pass 2@ Pass and returned a diamond. East ‘ ei omnetaees 3@ Pass 4@ ruffed. giving his side its fourth | ——____ a defensive trick, and the RADIO Openittg lead—king, of hearts was ede ae pare A KETT An. extraordimary line of de- It was a delicate operation, car- ET, ifense succeeded in defeating de! 04 oe seatuiie teat” a oe ON A SCHOOL C.F.C.Y. TUESDAY |clarer in this hand played in &| Costive defense cquld not have! NIGHT 2 NOTHING (STANDARD TIME) rubber bridge game | succeeded without perfect cooper- | DOING 2 THAT'S att West led the king of hearts OM! ation by West. As so often hap- our.” a 655 Sign On which East plaved his jack! The pens in defensive play. the tri- DOES SHE i= 6.57 News Headlines and Weather ‘East-West pair were zealous dis-} umph was ene of natteereli h THINK SHE'S j - ca ae ats a ; s f rship ra- ‘Oo 7.00 Hebrew Christian Hour ciples of the suit-directing co®- ther than of individual accom- 7.15 Country and Western Round- vention. a method of defense plishment = ba Al : which frequently conflicts with} Without the jack of hearts pla oo ae and Weather the age-old custem of playing @ on the opening lead, eeu ae e is Tomar and Western Round- gh card when it is desirable to would almost surely have made se 7.40 Saved el j have a suit continued and a low the contract. If West had con- Y 735 Sebi : card as a stop signal tinued at trick two with the ace —_ 8.00 News + | Wes decided that it was im- of hearts or made the normal = 810 Weather | Possible for East to have started shift to the ten of clubs, declar- 8.16 Country and Western Round- ‘he hand with only a singleton or er’s chore would have become an ‘ up doubleton jack of hearts. because easy one. He would have lost two/ CORRIGAN, 8 45. Weather this would mean that South had hearts and a spade and eked oLo-TMER! IM WITH 830 News been dGealt either five’ or six ten tricks But brilliant defense e THE &6.1.! LT HAVE 9.00 Morning Devotions hearts. a possibility that was not made South's cause hopeless o be ahey haf ‘TO MOVE FAST TO 9.10 Morning Modds : " Td « PREVENT AN ACT 930 Top Tune Time | . aes OF SABOTASS} i 845 Morning Moods 28 CNR Mechanical Shop ccs see necnanica Oops Z| {, 10.05 Magazine of the Air ° d : . t © 3} 10.30 Melody Parade A f ee D 58 . 11.00 News Headlines and Wea- cciaen r uring \< h ther j ‘ . : i 2} : | MONCTON — Twenty-eight, lottetown: in New Brunswick at i ; 11.02 Magic of Musie . =z 12.00 Weather Canadian National Railways me. Saint John. Newcastle, Camp- i 12.6 Rhythm Roundup | chanical shops from Quebec’ to ~ snare Edmundstoa. man gy oe 12.30 News and Weather PS ; : von: in Quebec at Riviere Y s vatne | Newfoundland have the distinc- 1 ‘ i 12.43 P.E.I. Road Report i |} Loup and Mont Joli sd 12.45 Mostly Musie | tion of having completed the em-| The Hicks and Danter awards | “ » | = 100 Mostly Musi jtire year 1958 without a single for the best safety performance| ——— 200 School Bdest’ |lost-tme accident, it was am for the year were won by the ' 2.15 Mostly Musie ‘nounced here yesterday by D.W_| roundhouse at Halifax and the: . 2.30 Back to the Bible - _—| Kyle, safety supervisor of the the CNR depar:ment at Edmund: | a 3.00 News Headii eed Wen CNR’s Atlantic regon ston, respectively. these having | uw ‘ ther | The various mechanical estab- worked the greatest — of | rT) ‘ 3.02 Best on uest lishments, comprising units of | man hours without accident | as 400 News a \the railways’ motive power and| The awards are donated by H. 'Z s 4.95 Best on Request lear equipment departments, are| H. Hicks, general superintendent < b 4.30 The Outports |located in Newfoundland at Port | of motive power and car equip- ee . 5.00 News Headlines and Wea Aux Basques. Rewberseat, | sent for the Atlantic region, and toe . ther. | Bishops Falls and Clarenville: im| by W.E. Danter, regional as-| Zz 5.02 The Outports Nova Scotia at Sydney, Halifax, | of ‘car equipment, and are pre-| 6.00 News N Bridgewater and Stellarton: im | sentented to the employees of Oo 6.10 Interlude Prince Edward Island at Char-/ the winning departments. a 6.15 Music for Yo- : ud ia 7.00 Sports Roundup + e iz eee pove Big Step-Up Seen Possible = 7 a ond Weather. 1g te fe ; 7.45 Guide Talk e,° ° T d £00 Tonight's Music In British-Russian Trade | ! t | 10.00 News and Weather : ‘ LONDON (AP)—A bis step-op| sed tetiet the Russiane might MON. - TUES. - WED. SPECIALS at S. A. McDONALD a 2 —o sees arte Orch jin BritishSoviet mete emerged | — their spectactiar ~~ - YOUR GRANDPA ” _ - : a . ’ 11.30 Fighting Words ee ae Oe TS ais |oaee? eaten presented - Seals ae Men's Substandard : 69 Boys’ 100% Nylon Substandard 69 lieu sion to Moscow. | “shopping list”” totalling close to THAT! DRESS SOCKS... reg. 1.00 ............ pr. C = WORK SOCKS, 8-9-10... reg. 9c pr. Cc oo ee Diplomatic informants expres- — . re we — CBA TUESDAY | ae “ — | Men’s Fully Lined ‘ Heavy Men’s- eae | te Supper Magasine — “Car |cow Severe” He cals We ea ) Mews Fut 9.99 Bue a Oe i haan i i . | oe . a reconnaissance frip to sousd i} CRUISER COATS...reg. 11,95 ........ s WORK SWEATERS... reg. to 7.50 ... Ms :15—Marine Weather a : ; | ’ = : ~ T.1, , 7:30-News. . 8:00—Rawhide. [ot Soviet Hhisting . Men’s Heavy Cloth, Melton, 50¢ Nylon & Wool *:95A Me Chrehicle | 8:15—Guest Time. | Khrushe made his trade of- WORK PANTS 7.97 2 8:00_CBC cnr aan Wenn | 8-30-Chico Valle. fer during his visit to Britain im i oo Teg. ft. ics sad whav deed vb skesi sch akksoksneatueseaxaoseueseanet z sas 9:00--Drama In Sound /1956. And-although it led to an . 8:15—Maritime S i ' $e AM Chub —_|_9:30-—Amthology. | increase of trade it never reachéd Watch This Space For Our Weekly Specials! 8:45—Morning Devotions | 10:00—Jazz. | the level Britain would like 9:00—News. |10:30—Leicester Square EMBARGOED GOODS TS LKE TALWAYS SAYA GUY 2. Buy A CORSAGE 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. | 11:00—CBC National News | One reason was that more are’ | & 1 AS YOUNG AS We FEELS 2-9 | rex ver PRETTY At 9:55—News 11.30- a | than 40 of the &7 products Khrush- eu y : \ Vf / tae 10:00—Atlantic School Broad- —Reith Lectures chev wanted to buy were on | SRE cent |12:00—Here's "The Weather and |\'\To's embargo list of siratezie OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE |< va 19:15—A.M. Chronicle. 1gn : | goods. Another was that the Rus- oO ie she Rr- 10:45—Joan Marshall. |sians wanted credit for articles ARE You INSINUATIN’ THESE Al i 10:55—For Consumers. Britain then could sell readily HONEST DICE 7 WELL, BRUSH Oo x 11:00 News ate! only for cash THIS CRUMB OFF YouR VEST! f * | =f 11:03—Pre-School Children’s Pro- Now the picture has changed. —YOU HAD'EM THE <q sis Enedtemertes of Ge Ate ee ee nee oe Se Gs OO OF ae - : incergartes © . 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