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J 2 a DAILY CROSS OHYES, BUTIT'S AREAL CFCY TV 3 WORD Sear IS, : RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ea. Bee 7 CHANNEL 13 : < LArab : LConncis 17, Large TUESDAY DE NRGHT and De WRONG chieftain ae tri. “a fr. ~ &. Wale on Highway angular : 4% skin coating wail ~ = 2:15 pm.—Afterncon Musicale 9. Extra 3. Vexes _ 2 . a 2:45 p.m.—Nursery School Time 10. Opera songs 4. Property Dakota 3:00 p.m.—Dr. Hudson's Secret (L.) (abbr.) Journal 13. Name 5. Aquatie River 3:30 p.m.—Friendiy Giant, * ; 14. South plant at.) 4ae 3:45 p.m.—Science All Around Us American GAsam . ..4.U.8. & 4:00 p.m.—Whistletown ca¥iver (po@s.) silkworm patri- r ' 430° p.m.—Open House 16. Female of 7. Limber otic song 5:00 p.m.—Patti Page Show the peacock 8.Oid German 25. Longed for 5:30 p.m.—Sky. King 16. Unexploded silver coin 28. Ponders 6:00 p.m.—Western Theatre bomb . 29. Agreement _ 6:50 pim.—CFCY-TV News 27. Knight's title 11. Dispatch 30. Tapestry 7:00 p.m.—Dr. Christian 18. Earth (dial.) 7:30 p.m—Highway Patrol — 19. Epoch 8:00 p.m.—Mark Seber - 20. Benchlike ’ 8:30 p.m-—Casey. Jones geats . ua 9:00 p.m.—front Page Challenge 82. British a 9:30 p.m—Wayne & Shuster holiday, oO 10:30 pm—Alphabet Conspiracy May 24 ~ I —. ¥4:30sp.m—Press: Conference = | *—apa- — —_—— = 12:00 a.m.—CBC-TV News - i — ” 1 wi! _ 12:14 a.m—tocal Weather $Y. Hebrew : 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint — ie * = : wet , 99. Knave i . of clubs nnn CKCW — Moncton 82. Mr. ~ 88. Water (Fr.) CHANNEL 3 04 Fragrant = apes on al ENJOY THE PLEASURES ! 9:45 a.m—Stetion Sign On * a frog > i Record Caravan ' * 10:00 a.m.—Romper Room 00. Sheeplibe OF TELEIVSION ... See The 11:00 a.m—Sign Off 39. Sample, é 1:00 p.m.—Tvesday Pleybill as food —+- s eNews, Weether,: Sperte TT | | @# Mashes x | @ HOCKEY PLAYOFFS ws, ’ oe tak ae lee CONTRACT BRIDGE Las Prove G ~@ WRESTLING C Per Pe et ee — 42. Dressed So @ BOXING AT ONLY Hour aie a acsteneny Sbesl time : By B. JAY BECKER : ah a inisielbe, edicts Qiineh DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how te work it: y , Journal : from dummy. When East follow AXYDULBACXE FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO 8:30 p.m—At Home With Helen Bouth Geaier, ' ed with the eight, declarer fines- t&® LONGFELLOW 3 HOME AND AUTO CO LTD RE Crocker North-South vulnerable, - sel the nine on the reasonable One letter simply stands for another. Im this sample A is used ° . ASSOCIATE STO! , 4:00 p.m.—Whistie Town NoxTe assumption that since West had for the three L’s, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos- 187 Great George St. “We Trade Tires” Dial 5547 §24 Central St. Dial 3200 Summerside 4:30 p.m.—Open House as ‘started with ea nine-card spade trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hinta. ee (fF SAKCS | suit he was unlikely to have two| each day the code letters are different. a os @K93 hearts also. ae een 393743 Declarer then led two more| , ~ & Cophenn Gutte 6:30 p.m—Supper Club” wer BAST rounds of trumps, cashed his ILV *HVIMVHITPW PE ILVY MPBTM 6:35 p.m.—Weather gases =} —— high spade, and this became the mae {ag Club @3 : @is4a ition: TD GITV PE DXBHCILX STIL ~ p.m. ipper ; e 3 \ o 3106543 | pow : . 6:50 p.m.—Sports ' cee) : on ee $2 Shes L Beis PILVS BYW—VBVIDPW. 7:30 p.m—Casey Jones “exes @Koes Yesterday's Cryptoquote:s DON'T VIEW ME WITH A > 8:00 p.m—San Francisco Beat #20078 se $987 . CRITIC'S EYE, BUT PASS MY IMPERFECTIONS BY— | & 8:30 p.m.—Highway Patrol eat } va e ari EVERETT. z 9:00 p.m.—Front Page Challenge i? : : 9:30 p.m—Wayne & Shuster Hour okue . Be Aud © 1968, King Features Syndicate, Ine) hd 10:30 p.m.—Alphabet Conspiracy The bidding: 33 a 11:30 p.m.—Press Conference South West North Mast ‘ South 12:00 a.m.—CBC News 19. ¢@ Se Pas ' Sar ‘ 12:15 a.m—CKCW News : a Kwe ET T ET T 138 amt OFF Opening lead—ace of spades. 6 : AK \ Dummy play is an art worth)... south Jed his last trume, : RADIO cultivating Behind the technique discarding a club from dummy. -—VOuR DATE BRINGS ZT of good dummy play hes little | Facts discard—a low club—was TuIS NEW BOY To YOUR * > ¢¥F.C.Y. TUESDAY more than the ability to reasom| + od He could not spare a dia- HOUSE — THEN I JUST my" ia aoe see ar eee fa wend HAPPEN hy be ypedomtho wi "i? (STANDARD ogic, genera es, ide | : RETURN yee him to the correct method of play ‘Taking advantage of the forced \a Fs 6.58 Sign On lin a given-hand is well on his way | discard, declarer led a diamond 2 me 7.00 Hebrew Christian Hour to obtaining the best possible re-|'0 the king and a low club back iO 2XS, 7.15 Country and Western Round- walt : n o- \from dummy. East made his ace 3 hae up Her . h laved e) | of clubs but no more. South lost, aH 7.30 News and Weather tionally valk ae declares. Wook in all, a spade and a club. ms ys 7.35 Country and Western Round-| ned the ace of spades and con-| It will be noticed that through- oa ( up (cont) tinued with a spade. South's) out the hand South played on the = 7 Form meperter cause seems hopeless at this|basis-that East had the ace of ‘oO a = point, since there appear to be/ clubs. This assumption was a ae- 5 en Weather two unavoidable club losers. |cessary one oa vary S ap-se. Round But South proceeded to make since placing West with the ace va ere the hand He ruffed the spade | would be equivalent to conceding 5; W with the king. cashed the ace of | defeat. The theory is: What has oa — hearts, and led another heart | to be has to be. 4 — NOW LET'S 0 } : REHEARSE IT 9.00 rita a ak ; ONCE More! |e 9.10 Morning Moods | : > 2.30 Top. Tune, ‘Time Education Facilities Better | 9.45 Morning Moods ‘ & 10.00 News S I Sh 10.05 Magazine of the Air In N.W.T. But fi ort a 10.30 Melody Parade a oO 11.00 News Headlinss and Wea-| OTTAWA ‘CP) — Education] 2. Various Eskimo - training id ther has come a long way in the/| projects are working successfully. 11.02 Magie of Musie Northwest Territories but two of} 3. The CBC plans more north - 12.00 Weather ‘three children still lack“ school|ern outlets. 12.06 Rhythm Roundup facilities in some areas, the| 4. Gas and oil continue to pace a 12.30 News and Weather Council for the Territories was | mineral exploration operations in \Y 12.45 Mostly Musie told Monday northern Canada with permits is- Ww 1.00 News Headlines and Wea-| aithough between 800 and 900/ sued for a record high of 32,000,- AY ther additional children will be ac-| 900 acres, two-thirds of it in the 102 Easy Bucks for Listening! eommodated in new school facili-| territories. 117 Mostly Musie ties this year, that will. barely ALLOW BUFFALO HUNTING Z 14 Mostly Musie teep pace with the natural pop-| The council, comprising five a 2.00 School Bacst ulation increase, said Gordon/elected members and four ap- aT) 2.15 Mostly Musie Robertson, commissioner for the| pointed ones, will sit all week. oO 3.30 Back to the Bible N.W.T. BR has before * 10 ordinances Zz 3.00 News Headlines and Wea- “Today we are # a midway ranging from regulations govern- < ther poimt in the developing education |ing- co-operatives to an amend- $2 — ea Request program for the territories,” said| ment that will allow limited [* 4.00 News and Weather Mr. Robertson. ‘‘A dozen years| sports hunting of overflow buf- { wi oe ooo ago there were government|falo from the Wood Buffalo Na- iz oo Outports and Wea-|2m00ls for no one; a doven years jtional Park. , | Oo — ©@| trom now there will be schools for} Mr. Robertson outlined proced i pe 6.02 The everyone.” ures for extra patrols by air and 600 a Mr. Robertson presented his |land in the Keewatin area to en i | al 6.10 Interlude regular report to the 16th session} sure that no more of the 600 Ir 6.15 Musie for Yo of the nine - member council, | primitive Eskimos suffer from he eae wees aot Srcather which meets twice a year. Thé|the decline of the caribou herds. | ' 7.45 Lone Guide Talk emphasis was on education, but} About 70 Eskimos had been | : ie - New measures riot to Rankin Inlet on.the west E; F; dl C, rt S A Bag agg taken to keep im touch with the|coast of Hudeon Bay to the Kee : njoy. rien y ourteous Jervice t 1° 15 Starlight Serenade nae ro woes ee watin re - establishment camp ee 2 10.30 Montreal Symphony Orch. |2°Tth of Manitoba, at least 25 of | built there last autumn. About 140 Th l h 11.30 Fighting Words whome died of starvation last/now are on hand there to be & e amt Cc Ll entre ! . Cinta i es Oe eee eas eek) 8 ie RE ee a ee EO eee - * 12.00 Dominion News taught how to earn wages, hunt ° Pon 7:30—Monitor Stars. mannan tos wae @ MEN’S @ LADIES’ ‘ @ CHILDREN’S WEAR 7:45—Supper Magazine — “Car- yd : oe meee inland, the commissioner sald, to @ COSMETICS @ LUGGAGE ANDARD TIME :00—Rawhide. _ ae np & 7:15—3 Weather and Fm) 8:15 cot Time. junit on a trial basis, complete : > ; 7:30—News ea 8:30—Chico Valle. | with food cache, radio to call for S A M DONALD [T D ¢ d 7:35—A. M. Chronicle. 9:00--Drama In Sound jnelp_and a medical kit. ‘whe ° C ° } 8:00—CBC News and Weather a a ; - Th Fl } Osslby Merchandise” 8:15—Maritime Sportscast ; azz. . co. ree Floors of Quality Merchandise 6:20AM. Chronicle 10:0—Leicester Square Light Keepers 8:45—Morning otions | 11:00—C vation ‘ews 9:00—News. } ‘Roundup Want Hours Cut 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. a ee ee Wee oa QUEBEC “ak 9:55—News. : ere’s e Wea (OP) — &. Lawrence | - 10:00—Alentie School Broad: Sign Off River lighthouse keepers want OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE |< e their week | 10:15—A.M. Chronicle. a wong me ees oO 10:45—Joan Marshall. | wi avy a more hours HE WAY T HEARD IT, YOU Oo + .{0:55—For Consumers. must worked. AEM BUSTER, COULD YOU'ADVANCE ME THE DID ASK HER AND THEN te . 11:00 News The Keepers Association, at a] [SMALL SUM OF TWO DOLLARS 2 CON= JOUCKED TIE ROLLING) | cog 11:03—Pre-School Children’s Pro-| e meeting Monday, resolved to ask| |FiDENTIALLY, L HAVE AN INSPIRE a vik Yous PT a. gram the federal government to study HUNCH ON A HORSE THATS RUNNING Y) hap GLUE ON ME FOR | 11:18 Kindergarten of the Air hours worked at each light, to| [TOMORROW — His NAME IS "MARTHAS 17) a Pace Bet THE vu 11:30—University of the Air. @ ‘set a 40-hour week where pos-| [CET /<-HEH-HEH!/— MARTHA'S PET” {7/ — A en d IO eae. = ae ; | sible and to pay extra where the Te . oan Oe anes COULDN'T CATCH UP |] |" . peur oe work week is longer. STANDING WITH THE WITH HiS SHADOW 4 1:00—CBC News and Weather The keepers also want a gov- MADAM AT THE 1:15—The Archers |ernmenmt guarantee that stand-by MOMENT OR TD 1:30—Music by MacMullin . | helicopter service will be avail- ASK HER FOR A 1:59—D.0. Time Signal 4 fart y,cious able ,at~each post after Dec. 15 a LOAN: — 2:00—Atlantice School Broadcast |, a de’ yo when supplies» are’ . sometimes 5 2:15—The Happy Gang. packss® mint © jheld up by ice.- Another. request Se fe rae eek os eae a. Que \ey Spe* ‘ ol {was for isolation pay. e cA ) ow 3 49 At wre" ou hour”. “ ee SS eat?" jno* LABOR none a 4:00—Stars Oblige z Tuere lye ene eo oc0dF eek DEMOCRATIC of 2 4:30—Legends ‘ e AR ene 3" at oF OBVIOUSLY) t, Cty 5:00—Maritime Fish Broadca q E aane® se* 90% P ARE PHONY SZ $.30—The Don Tremaine Show MANY te ye ef ote, BEHIND THIS 6:00—News and Weather ad GOPHIONS } OLd> “gosh gh” 5 "INVASION SCARE. 6:15—Maritime Sportscast, Re ee = . . 4308" gional Commentary and 3 s gv? 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