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_Mancouver-Montreal Train ’ May Be Restored Next Year

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Rv KEN CLARK _, letter te Transport “OTTAWA (CP) — The can. Pickersgill, The service will be eelled ‘Dominion or something in addition to the railway’s y>2-

“Nike {t has been ordered back \Wlar Vancouver-Montreal ‘pas-

next year in what may, be a 'Senzer train. The Canadian -. temporarvereprieve for the CPR The Sinclair =F gneover-—Montreal—passenger- tained in-a__government state. train : ment released Thursday. about Return of the priviately-owned 3PPeals to the cabinet objecting railways second service was !° federal authorization for tne Aietoned Thursday by the fed- Dominion cancellation: last Jan- f Tho uary

eral government. It will operate A ee 20 to Oct. 2 next. Appeals were filed by railway 0 Apel . Unions and Western provincial

fivecmontn summer serv. overnments. following the _de- NOU ER aes * cision by the board of t \ lee was offered by CPR Presi : ransport

f comfMissioners dent lan Sinclair in an Aug 18 ‘The statement said the appel-

lants have been asked to recon-

‘sider their appeals in the light

ON THE AIR« the CPR decision ph Reaction from Jne Macaluso,

The collowing program list chairman of the Commons mes are published free of transport committee, indicated charge as a public service and the year-long controversy over appear~as presented to us by the Dominion t's far from dead

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the stations concerned. Mr. Macaluso _‘—-Hamilton

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: the train back hut disappointed

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After cros:-Canada hearings,

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ommended that the train Hg The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mor., Ang. 29, 1968 11,

started early next vear

Me.. Macaluso said there are unanswered questions. in Mr. ‘Sinclair's letter and he‘plahs to call the ratlway ‘president when the committee resumes hearings this fal! : TERMED ‘SECOND. SERVICE’

The. Sinclair Jetter..referred=to the new arrangement as a ‘'sec- ond service’ rather than as the Dominion :

It would operate at “a sub stantial defieit,”" but it was-de cided’ tn institute it anyway: to help make Canada’s centennial year and the 1987 Montreal world fair a success - Repair and refurnishing of 150 passen ‘ger cars will start in. Septem- ber ;

Mr Sinclair said ‘our. dect- sion to voluntarily. augment the

transcontinental services’ does not change the CPR view that nothing more than The Cana- dian is warranted

The CPR first tried to get rid of the Dominion last Labor Day claiming !t was losing millions of dollars a vear-However the board of transport commission. ers, responding to widespread objections. refused bermission But the board. finally gave ap- proval after its own Investiga- tion

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§:30-pim.—Med Moves -RALIFAX (CP) Nova” Srotia 6% pom.—United. Fund Program directors of Maritime Telegraph 6:30. p.m.--Gazette and Telephone Co. Ltd: have FOO pm Ch TY News | sugzested that shareholders 7:5 "ph. — Fes at Backrage ‘should reflect a Rel! Telephone 200 Peer? LSRGOR BORE | Co of Canada stock exchange Be Rimes eee Shea ane offer that would give Bell eon- Se trol of the company

19.70 a Simmer Music Hall Rell, Canada’s largest tele 11.01 pum.—Singaiong. Jubilee _ phone company, wants. 51 “per 1140 p.m.—Disry ef Doreen Philips Sent of Maritime stock. “It now 12.00 p.m.—CBC.TV News : owns six per cent. THe Rell hid 12.13 a.m.—Local Weather and Sports announced last. week in. Mon- 12:15:@.m.—Sion OF" treal, also is opposed by Pre-

mier.| Stanfield of Nota = Scotia

} Telephone Shareholders | _ Are Advised To Reject Bid

said arceptance ar relertion af the Bell offer is a derision to be made by each individual shareholder

Bell has offered to: exchange three shares of its common stock, worth ahout $54 a share on current markets, for five. shares of Maritime. now selling, at about $23

However, Mr Archibald said the directors intend to increase M. ‘T..and T> dividends — next -Jan. 1. Earnings per. share were $118 in 1965, he said, but new

CKCW-TV The premier, has promised legis telephone rates put in effect’ Jative action to block a Bell yay 1 have Improved the profit 12.57 p.m.--Statian Sian On takeover an picture since then se : 1.60 pm.—Luncheon Date Twelve of the 14M° T..and T. ———— — - $:30.6-m-—Plavnill st ses directors attended «a hoard : oe ; ~ Make Relieve Rallroom meeting here Friday Hos ital $205 ianiecTon tale theaboth Board Chairman A Murray \ p om Cizre. Turkey: QAO sini Ronnie: Pridden MacKay, President. A Gordon é BELIEVED. TO BE THAT OF THE $55. pim--Milestones: cf the Archibald, both of Halifax, and Employees BIBLICAL PATRIARCH, NOAH, Century fine other Nova Scotia directors d B & VISITED BY OWNERS 4.00 pm. Sonshine, Semester Sit cher forte snares ther | tt 4 BECHISE MO Aidala RAs ea are ait ell offer for the shares they. P a S k ‘ : 30 ae AA 2 Ma Cone z ster a 4 ic 12 an r e . o&D OM THE ARK. CeO nik the biinhion Mr irchibald = sal he Hh 96 geal eae ee Nova Sehtia directors were un- CORNER BROOK ‘CP) — aT " oe 6.45 om LTV Weather animous on this point : mon sx Oteserte ete wor ihe 645 om—iTV. Seer _n-e tatement, Mr Archibald Fomita! here have voted’ DAILY CROSSWORD 7:29 p.m.—Combat a . 3 Sn eile thease {10:48 <Interiude of Muste eon ander enter ine foe acnoss DOWN 8. New - : 30 Xm stice of Things ure i News | etviddivar sich “sotion ser 1. Grotto © 1. Famous Jea- 9 pam. —The Fugue. |). < 25—Morning Commentator : ; | . Seize tenor rs =t YOO ieemer Muse Hall 1i:15—For Consiers Mertihers of Local 488 of the | Searny 2. Incite ee eae TOSI ION ME It} 14.00 p.m 29 Ateng Jubilee 11.20—Record Album Canadian Union of Public. Em- | sword 3. Anex-GI.° 20. Flexead GMWATIESIAIRICED) 11.39 pm—On Safari - | b1.30—The Archers jplovees empowered their execu- 10. Shade of -4, Before 92. Birth. OR 12.90"p.m.—CBC -National News | 11. 45—On The Surny Side itive to set a strike date. green 5. Large mache gy 12.15 ama-Viewpoint -: | 11.55—Assignment ool | Their action followed a gov-| 4@ Island off volumes 28. Foot [AMA MIVIEIRI P 12:20 aim.-—-LTV_News 12. NO—CAC. Hews ernment proclamation Wednes- Greece €. Below: cover- Ml iTic ir — 42:30 #m.—Station Sign OF 12.03—Jamooree Junction _ > dav, on-the eve of a.scheduled’) 13.Cach = - naut.- ing - crey. || 12.30—Maritime Ferm: Broadcast strike fo hack mp wage de-| 14. Retired 7. Relatives 25. Frost pire me 4 100—CBC News. and Weather jmands, whieh ordered the| 15. Fasten,as 8.Equalizer 26. Har- ‘RADIO 1.15—Swing Easy workers not to strike and’ an | with — ~ fora bors mE 1 45—The Open Road Shew nounced ‘compulsory arbitration | . stitches vehicle W. Graft, ~ MONDAY 1:59—D.9. Time Signal lwould he _imposed _ | 36. Nickel: “<9 Dart: horticule 3G-N nel 1A ss ae on Roja She A conciliation board had ree- symm. 11. Ogling turally ~ 6:30— ews and . Weather [= ml Be oe ord ammended increases up fo 2% 17. Bone- 15. Important 29. Crouch 6:35—Morning Roundup | 5 eee = er cent —in=the— hospital work. || 18, Bottle TV figure in : pa oe ae arco rea iany Het) “lers’ wages and the recommen=|— - tops__-_18. Sleeve- = fone Z : ” 10—Conversation Part 2 idations were accepted by. the | a “Jess A quads ne See hospital and the union - Franklin garment ruped 6 45—News and Weather ital's board of -direc- 21. Salad ¥ oo HebrawsEhaalan. | Hecs 4:03—Canadian Roundup The hospital's boar firee facredingh | Tez 4:10—Music In The Air tors messaged the provincial Br ¥.9—Town and Country The 23. Fleating Pa aniia tes 4.15—Music In The Air |health minister earlier this mass of foe 9.30—News and Weather 4:30—Assignment week, asking him to approve | 24. Belief abet “” : - 4:35—Music In The Ale ithe pay hikes. The hospital said | oa Teas eter 5.00—CBG-News a lit was ‘not a free agent’ tn | , Pp 7 49—Moarning Roundup ROK Martina Fike: 8 Cask the thatter Wecauae Of lave: | 28. Kind of a cen eat — Soret 5:25——Cle-Notesock jscale ‘government financing of. 31 stags alk 7to—Morning —Round: }--$-35—Assigrment { SS oe Ps—iserts Capsule &- Scoreboard a5 —Pelarment ane jthe—Institition. PSs 1 a eer : 8 00—News 6.00—CBC News . a ss 28) cages & || —Weather 6:15—On Parliament Hi i : Sees Z 8. 14—Merning Roundup 6:20—Teday’s Editorial | Threat Of | 34. Sun god # 55—\Weather 6. 25—Business Berometer | 35. Over: poet. © O0—Natenal News - CBE 6.30—Inland) Weather, N.B.. tegis- | f| * 36. Pinaceous 9 1N—Nates and: Music lative ‘ x * j n ation | tree Wrnn—News & Weather 6.33—Music Scene | oe ° i 37. Exchange, 19.O5—Netes-and Music 7.00—CRC News S d U f, = as goods 19. tN —P re ew Commentary g 7.03—Music 'n The Evening } ail n air aes & 89..Rose 19.25—Notes and Music 7.30—CBC Halifax Chember Orch. . Es family V1 00—News and Weather ROO—CBC News OTTAWA ‘CP)—Labor leader. a plants Vick Womens Institute Program = {. #:03—The Fourth Estate Claude Jodoin says it. is unfair : or 11.20—Netes end Musle | #:30-Sinw ate _|to raise “the bogey threat of (> gg gobePes VYV-30=Mentagué Entertains | 9:00—Country Magezi7s linflation’ as an argument) 45 Eaneara 1). 45—Bulletin Board tbe ore National News against wage demands bv rail | drones 1) 5.—Netas and Musle 10:15—Teday’s Editorial and Speaking workers. wis started a nation: | 44. Or. Tf So Agteuiture 660°. 4 | ey wide strike Friday oe 8- FF i Mecca iow oe In a statement released to DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work. it: 12.0S—Town and. Counity Thwe W O3—Modarn’ Music Without Tears day, the president of the Cana- AXYDLBAAXRE amas cdr eal 12.00--CBC News [dan Lahot Con ere ss tuys is LONGFELLOW + F xen o ‘ ce * e ve j > pfs eer mma} 1208 Sear cor olan _ond PS gwhalecee NArdsick 908 one Jeter simply stants fop another. Inia ample Ate cand 1,99—News and Weather | 12.15—Music In The Night workers. are ‘considerably | Be pe Miron U's; & for the tw O's; ete: Single: tatters; epee 1.15—Gerdie Taep Show : pas _ trophies, the length’ and formation of the words ere all hints. lais—town & Country Time “=| Wach day the code letters are different. ~“ANews' and Weather : v : scscteay_ CONTRACT BRIDGE — ee 2.30—Assignment an D KQL RYJ HNQGWFG GUWNW'S 2 58—Thought Fer Tea . 3 5a hough For Today Hae By B. JAY BECKER AQNW HORMEW GURY. HOWRF- O—News Headiines A : ‘o a cyancaadh Mahe ENW LDGU R FWPNWG.—PQOARY 3.30-Rap: Catayah FAMOUS HANDS ting 1,400. points—and the British Saturday's Cryptoquote: SEN am ad LE Weather south dealer team never recovered from this THE worn oe Is DIMNSCULE JGT TO WAIN Lane 4.035Canaars ¥ Both sides vulnerable. iblow | POONS—JUVENAL A 0-Pop i tate ee When Culbertson had the : Bx6—News and Weather WORT West cards. he allowed the Brit- €@ 1986, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) 6.05—The Outcerts O2076 ish South to play the hand at seed 6 25—Marine Weatnet vi stes four hearts, which declarer | | §:28=-The, Ovtooris dence: | could have made but didn’t Bas—teces Capsule. and Se WEST ere South lost a spade. two hearts OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE paare : OAaKi33 and a diamond to go down one - — 50-5ThB OUP Ae Ga $se8 Superficially it does appear | EGAD, THERE ACTUALLY IS ANOTHER 6:60—News_and Weather $102 91093 that South must jose four tricks, THAT Tne PAINTING BENEATH THiG ONE !” 6.10—Tonight's. So 6487642 @Q353 but eareful play permits him te MUST BE Shoe “THAT'S A COMMON PRACTICE FoR 6.30—Business. Barometer $1093 save a trump trick and thus) § /USTEE (] DEFINITELY A YOUNG ARTISTS! THEY CAN'T . 6.25—Tonghts M3 make the contract Suet caw | Cotte ee iacaay AFFORD TO BUY A NEW CANVAS. 9:00cback fo the Bbw a5 Lat’s say that West leads the EWHERE ~THAT'SY EACH TIME THEY PAINT! SINCE 7.30—News. & Weather % @AT6ES4 kine of shades and then shifts to SHED ANOTHER SIGNATURE. iS WAS FROM GRANDPA J.45—Pregran Scher i ‘ @K84 the ten of diamonds ‘South wins [\ clos Mie pamemnicans NID'$ EARLY PERIOD 7.46—Tonigh:s Mes 4XKQI5 it with the king and leads the} aes ‘UNDERNGATH YT ME HE | See wee a6 ee L The bidding: the long af clubs. covered by § Lrottdlh GREAT 9.00—Country..jime er = |the ace Declarer ruffs.in dum- ag EN——— 6.00mCBC.Na: zoe! News On | Routh West Nertls Mest lw and trumps a spade rh ont THAT DATE Parliament H:\\_ ond. Speaking Fea 1 40. Pas He then cashes the of i TT 4 \ Is 19517 Personally SH Fass Paw ctubs, discarding two gémonds : ; os” ws 10.20—The Rest of faeas—CBC , |from dummy, .and play's 2 dia- : -, = 11.00—News anc Regional Weathet Opening lead — queen of mond to the ace. He next ruffs F = 11.05—Starlight Serenade hearts. ithe ten of spades, reducing his Ain 11.30—News and Weather. This hand occurred in 193) im |hand to the A 7 6 of hearts, a “Boyt ral 11.35=Starlight ~ Seren ag? ‘a challenge -match played ‘n ‘diamond and a cliib T ae Sf =: 7 ° pe 12.00—CRC News. Weather vend London between an American) Declarer now exists with a N~l/. J \ | Sperts ; team led bv Ely Culbertson and j|chamond. and Fast. upon win i / , ei ) j 12.]5—News" and "Music CBC a British team led by Lieutenant ming the trick, is foreed to lea * E UK Colone! Walter Buller The.ja ¢rumn away from the K 109 [8 Jey Ne yf | see ‘Americans: won the 290 board & Dummy win it with the jack aE ea MONDAY match by 4.845 points. but many and leads the queen'of snades 4 iz {| She» Part lerttics of the day regarded the East ruffs with the fine as Ai 6:00—The ‘Merning " i os : L cosenmpuning hand a the cru- |South discards..aclub..and can. = | of bo=the Mecing: sree Te cial point of the match. not avoid-leading. a heart away | B.00—The Merning Show, Part $ Colone!. Buller had the West 'ffom thé ‘king for the second N 9.00-—CBC News | ‘hand early in, the match and time. Declarer’s' queen and ace . r 9.10—Commentary | found himself at the wrong end both score tricks and South @15—Assignmant of a five club doubled contract. makes the contract as a result Kiet. oa RAM Chronicle He went down tve—a stagger of the double endolay. silts

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Fapenence has inevitably | Found On Plane been. that’ in hme of recession ‘workers are: told that they can LONDON (AP? —Dennis ° Ve not expect igher wages he- Kenna, 19-vear-old !o> Anzeles rause they cannot be afforded—student, stowed ava: ” a

they are. transatlantic flight—Friday but was discovered on the plane and sent- home. : McKenna board a Pan Amer €anadian workers, on the can World Airways: plane at and. in other indus- Gander, Nfld., walked to a seat | tries. want to know just when ‘and was not discovered. unt: the | thev can expect to obtain a fair stewardess made a head count share of increasing productivity Airline officials said “ecKenna and prosperity “ $ apparently wanted to attend a The statement. which threw European univers:

British immigra!t on officials the CLC’s support behind the | reer railway unions that started Tefused to admit Mckenna and

their walkout at noon local time Pa% American said me parents~ today, said Canadian. corpora- Would have to pay his fare tions have “failed” ta share” home current prosperity with their

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