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1.00 p.m.—Muaicale

2.00 pom—Burns I. Allen

230 p.m.—Today at Home 3.00 p.rn.—As The World Turns 3:30 p.m.—Ta|<e Thirty

5.00 p.m.—Fireba|l XLS 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop

6.00 p.m.—TBA

6.3! pan—Gazette

7.0] p.m.-CFCY-TV News 7.l5 p.m.—The Farm Scene

Y 9.30 p.m—U.S. Presidential Election

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Nov. 8, 1964. 11

By JOHN BARBOUR lwrth 60,000,000 cigarette WASHINGTON (AP) AI-'smokers as the carriers — and though only 10 months have one-third of high school students passed since release of the U.S.;taking up the habit. There can surgeon - general’s report con-:be no doubt. Guthrie said, of demning cigarettes as a healthlhuman susceptibility. hazard and shortener of life, the.l Time is. he said. an incuba- best indications are that cig- tion period in that it takes from arette sales have yet to re-llté to two years for average cover totally from its impact. .‘younrzsters to become habitual Firm statistics are difficultfsmokers. But by 18 or 19, half

to come by. but perhaps 16,-lot‘ them are smoking regularly.

Cigarette Sales Slump, Cigars Jump Following Health Report

BEDEQUE

Mrs. Walter Leard, is spend- ing a few days with her daugh-i ter. Mrs. Gerald Williams and family, Berrie, Ontario. ‘

'Vir. and . G

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ax, were weekendi

guests of Mrs. Corbett‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Craig. Middleton.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hender- .. . s as recent guests. Mrs.

A! ""1011 55 he is againslllienderson's sister, Mrs. George smoking. Dr. Charles S. Cam- Jones and Mr. Jones, Regina. eron, president of PhiladelﬁSask. phla's Hahnemann Medical Col-i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stavert. lege and Hospital. cited re- Charlottetown were in Bedeque cently the statistic that 83 perlrecentiy calling on Mr. William cent of males between the ages M. Stavert, and Mr. Albert of 25 and 31 smoke cigarettes.Weeks. regularly. 1» Mrs. William Barrett, Lower

“ own view," he said, “isgBedeque has been confined to that there are a great manyiher home suffering from an at- people—and they range fromitack of flu

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12.00 p.m.-—CIC IV News 12.13 p.m.-—Local Weather 12.“ urn—Sign Off

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' National School Telecast 10.30 a.m.-—Novl Scotia Schools “.30 p.m.-Acrosa Canada 12.00 p.rn.—-Frlendly Giant 12.15 p.m.—Chez Helene I230 p.m.—Butternut Ridge i2.50 p.m.—CBC News

000.000.000 cigarettes went un- But even if every teen-ager bums to bishops—who have a Mr, George Henderson is a smoked ’in the U.S. between in the US. quit today. Gut-brie need for something which smok-Epatient in the Prince County January and June of this year. said, it will be before ing afford-s, and the insidiousitreatment.

Before the report, cigarette‘significant changes appear in thing about cigarettes is I Mr. and Mrs. Heber Weeks, smoking was burning its way to the death rates. The person who they are so very convenient." ,Hos ital Annex, undergoing new heights of popularity. In most needs to quit—who has the 'Fredericton, their son, Roy and me last six ionths of 1863, iilhighest risk of death, is the FOUR TOGETHER wife and their three children. was running 6.500.000.000 018- brt’aflwlnner 0‘ 8E9 40 lo 50- The western provinces of Brit-:Winsloe. were visitors here on arettes ahead of the same six "We 0 buy the Peul- ish Columbia, Alberta, Saskat-FSunday last calling on relatives. months of 1962. Imistlc view that this group cm-‘ohewan and Manitoba are iol Mrs. Elliott Bell. has been

Bill the 1954 Story l! different. :nOl be helped." 831d Guthfle- share a pavilion at the 1967lconfined to her home due to ill- Even with its erratic recovery.l"There are 10,000,000 to 15.- World Exposition in Montreal. fness. cigarette production may end ex-smok‘gl‘s in the popu- e ear dawn three cent ation today. hat they have 1.00 pag—Ttgldl’yi Plavallilad over-all—lts longtime psdvancezhave done. 01119" call accom- 230 ° ”°' °"' ' cut and, say federal experts,lplis}l-"

. p.m,—At Home With Helen its future uncertain l

c ' STOPPED SMOKING

CIGARILLO POPULAR ‘ Even before the committee's A real gainer in the wake ofJ'WDFk was done. Surgeon-Gene the report has been the smalliel'aI Lut-‘ier Terry himself one cigar—the cigariilo—and cigars of some 70.000900 American in general. They may ﬁnish the smokerS. had Switched to I pipe year with sales up 30 per cent because of a sit . over 196. There was a frantic. almost Meanwhile, there have been feverish air after the commit- these developments: tee issued its report. the sum ? —’I‘he U.S. public health serv. of 14 months of deliberating the Ice embarked on a long-range validity of medical and statis- education program to dis- tical evtdence- courage smoking. Th verdict, although ex- —'i‘he federal trade commls- pet-“ted. was electric. slon set deadlines for cig- The day of the report. 6V8!!- arene ﬁrms to begin labelling gelist Billy Graham suggested cigarette packages and ad- that smoking €191?me quit 32.15 ..m._u.s_ simian. vertisements with danger the habit, as an example. The signs. oman Catholic Review of the _The tobacco industry prom. Baltimore archdiocese urged in load a court fight against the an editorial that all Roman trade commission ruling, Catholic priests refrain from —The industry vowed to set SlTlOklllS- up its own advertising police Cigarette vending machines

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6,00 p.m.—Supper Club

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6,35 p.m.—Supper Club

7.00 p.m.—Sumnertzlng 8pc": 7:30 p.m.—Ripcord

0:00 pom—Bunkhouse Boys 8.30 p.m.-—Petticost Junction 9:00 p.m.—-.iaclt Benny

9.30 p.m.—-U.S. Elections

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BLOCK AND TH! RUFF P ‘ "'TOGETHIQ TWO LIGHTS DILIVI‘RED.t AN‘ DRIVE if m’ . ~. " V .

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1.05 a.m.-—U.s. Elections 2.00 a.m.—CBC.TV News 2.05 a.m.—U.S. Elections 2.50 a.m.—CBC-TV News 3.00 arm—Station Sign OH

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bureau in New York and fine were banned in hospitals from on RoBER‘I‘ cm, “mo violators, but this is still in Massachusetts to Pennsylvania Scams”! the organizational phase. to Minnesota. rim-i933) muggy —Congress adjourned without e defence department ofScarbomuth.

free cigarettes in all

acting on a barrage of bills banned

WHO GAVE UP l-IIS giving cigarette . controlling military hospitals from Wash- MEDICAL PRACTICE'D

6.30.Newa and Weather

6.35—Morning Roundup powers to federal agencies, lngtnn to San Francisco. The ‘ ~ “ ~ . “fag... EAN 6.45—Illend Weather. er- Tome and a counter‘barrage which veterans dmlnistration did “gums” GATE mHﬂdelbem Germany WAS AJUSTICEOF b.46—Mornlng Roundup would deny agencies those likewise in its l63 hospitals and mmm‘pmnsmmNiGIH-mlém PEA E FOR40 6.55—News and Wes powers. 8 homes for infirm and aged gym/m FR DER/CKYASAB/kTHDAy ‘Y‘TNOTA 51mg, 7.00—Hebrew chino." Hour More than nine months havelveterans. mac/55 lair/3 kl/FE suzeeem- ﬁgg’ggkfmnw 7.l5-Mornlng Roundup passed since the surgeon-gen. T‘iere were arrests for cigar- Jule:- mn HIGHERMEEHRT

7.30—News and Weather erai pro “no footdrag..el,te sales to minors in Chicago. Elna" in the. follow-up to the were smoking bans at committee‘s prime finding: high schools and colleges.

“Cigarette s m o kin a health hazard of sufficient im-iSALES DROPPED

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7.35—Farm Report IAN—Morning Roundup 7.45—lslsnd Weather. Mar.

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8-OI—News appropriate remedial‘ and pipés found rela; Light?“ remunem‘ 2:111;

8.ll-Weether - 3 , . . ‘ ’ lb—Msrning Roundup The most concrete action buggy, 81:31:21,; Alma? mom E'Nm SM.” 0"” 23'Urgb

s AS—Weether come from tile unilateral efforts. In' ‘ - Amend“ éonsumed .aummh .TWlncrysta‘ gent

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SSS-Thought For Today sl'klllched fto' Elgar: or pipes. orﬁeﬁrua’n._‘lm‘ tax receipt; 1m 11:1,“,me ‘me ' “'53

goo—Ne“ 8' WI“ new". a “5' he ‘ :dicated the annual rate had i .Froeting 8.Manipu- 1-

eii—mview commentary SPREAD DISEASE , fdropped to 385. 000.000. It be- TLConjunctioas lated for fodder Imam?) 3mm!

via—No... and Moire Dr. Eugene Guthrie. stat! d-‘gan m mom 51mm 8, sum. mm 25 Amm_ ambit; Elisa,

930~Five Roses Sweepstakes Mlm‘ for the suljgenn-Eem’l‘al's mar came on. 1 Strive ends can

ens—Notes and Mu c committee. seescr’garette smok- The tobacco mdustry h” 81,. 130.11%“ nDistrea Indian

O Sir—What’s The 5009 Cam" “'8 u ‘ bansmlsmble disease—lproached the matter cautiously. 1 5181181 .Bank

moo—NW" ""1 w'm‘" ’First, it acted to revise its ad- W 13-006th employee -

loos—Notes and Music 2,30—Atlantlc School East “my” practices. indicating it 32.519115: 15.Long 28. Poem I .

lots—Stop The Record "Atlantic legends" iwnuid amid appealing to young- abbr. pet-lode: 29 Compass E

HHS—Notes and Muslc 2.45—Resding From The Classics lsiers, 23.nde time point:

OSO'C" 7°" 100*“: “9"” Its advertising review board, 17-min? 31 Vii-1183701 ”

loo—News and Weather 3.03—Trana-Cansds Matinee under farmer New Jersey sow 35-5000! 18.Eslurno themoon ‘

1.05—Notes and Mualc 3.30—Trsns-Csnada Matinee emor Robert Mayner. was am e 3 .gaglshmgglt 40.111111

l-SO—Ston "l. WW" 4004“: NOW! given authority to fine offend- u'nepm 3' e "m m“

ills—Notes end Muais 4.03-Csnadian Roundup ers up to l . .

i AS—Builetin Boa d LID—Music In The Air Secondly, at the outset, the In-

I-50—NONI and MUIIC ‘.I5-MUIIC Il'l TI‘IO All dusty-y seem ' com-

l.55—Arlantlc News Roundup Lao—Countdown ment on the surgeon-general'l

2.00—Westher 5.00—Mar. Fish B’Cast committee or its report. At fed-

2.05-Town Ind C°U""Y Tim. 5-10—Tempo era] trade commission hear- wn-H a.“ “2m NEW DEALE 2.30—News and Weather CBC Notebook ings. it challenged only the . RANK Gsmws SYSTEM 2.45—Tawn and Country Time 6.00—CBC New commission's legal powers to V: -— — -— g- ., Loo—News and Weather 6.l5—On Parliament Hill govern cigarette labelling.

1.05—Town and Cauntrv 7"". 6.20—Todey’s Editorial p30 AND CON

HS—Wlm's On Tapp 6.25—lnland Weather and Before the report. it had al-

‘l.45—Town and CW"er 7"“. Sports Scores ways seem to be a partisan

2-00—NIW' 00“ W"""" 6304mm? Olympic Report battle. Enemies of cigarette

6.45-—Music in the Evening ISO—Business Barometer

smoking would say, as

EDS—Mostly Music 7 did 1 famed lung surgeon Dr. Alton

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nos—trans—Csnsda Mann" 8.00—Repent of Royal Tour Ds- Ochsner. each cigarette a sci—raps In Pops nurture lsmoked shortens life by 14.4 silo—News Hoodlinqs and Willhﬂ 8.30—Winnipeg Pops imimltes.

ADS—Canadlen Roundup Proponents of Cigmﬂe “nak- 4.lo—Tops In Pops LEW—Stop The Record

goo-New: and Weather

9.00—Film in Society 9.30—Chapel Royal ing would cite studies on labor- I0.00—CBC Nat’l News. On Parliamentatm‘y animals that cigarette, Hill a Speaking Personally 1smoke was not cancer-causing. |

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sos-The Outpom loan—Music Scene—Montree A greater danger. they said, sis—Marine Wﬂtll" “.m—Actlon Theatre was air pollution.

are—The Outpom li.30—-Nightspot It was the job of the surgeon- . m and WOW" noo—csc News igenerai's panel to weigh the ev-l (HS-'0" Pﬁ'llnmm' HI" l2-03-Spom Scores Inland and ‘idence and offer guidance. Bill.

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