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.. . . The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri.. Dec. 11. 1964. 18 istntton has been - ‘ s . N A Ra.nt:"Weether the cities while the vast bush I MY mow WENT HOWLDNO not? omamso ..~l'iLi.ue¢a~r 7.41_M°m," "no '1‘ . and jungle country has been in OWmREEIC: SYAYON IT ? matures... HuNapy/ _ 7454mm! 'wr :AHUPTMP I ' - the hands of a. guerrilla and ter- l . _ 1, sitith PROGRAMS woo—Months Roundup Tn'yffigm‘m" “"m‘ m" a} ~ 7‘56‘5W" C'”’”" '"d 5m"- or the south‘s 4,000,000 inhabl- a: i . CFCY TV 3.Ol_:°"d tents, perhaps 500,000 are >;‘ s b M . I aj”_w°w'h Christians. The rest are pagans, 2} 3 1'3 P""“‘ W" 8'“ w." often clad in skins or nothing 0‘ .- moo porn—My Favorite Martian 8' _M°’"'"9 R°””d”P at all. Their hatred and mls- ; ‘ .30 p.m.-Father Knows Best “6"w"'h," trust of the Arabs is deep. They l 3.00 p_m.—Ae The World Turns giggjgflmgt hr“? :°:"dUP talk of brutal reps-Leafs. rating >‘ . .m.-Take Thirt ‘ i — 9 0' 01v of v‘lla es. cruelt. Cou led 3‘3: EMF,“ Sumy 5’0"" 9:00—News and Voice Reports-cnc By ANDREW BOROWIEC far from assured and cables with [in]: is a religious cll’ggh . '3] pink-Rum Dull. 9:]l—Pr6VleW Commentary . cgc KHARTOUM (AP) — Ractal forecasting a difficult future for hetwee n southern christian, Poo pimpmnw u Honda pile Notes and Music hatred between the Arab nOith Sudan poured out rom the 30- and Islamic Arabs, 30 plm'_Mm op ciao—rive Rosel Sweepstakes and Negro south is splitting Su- odd oreign embassws in the Since the military regime of fl” .mpninmonu 9:35—Notel and Music an. at the seams. forecasting a capital. Ibrahim Abboud was abolished Q." pm__6.um 9:55—What'e The Song Contest difficu“ film” for the huge earlier this fall. the south has "an "'1'" _cm W mm l0:00—Newa and Weather 35‘ Am?“ COUDU‘Y- REVOLT FLARE" found it could speak up. The V 7‘45 'm'_Pumy PM” Quiz to 05—min my Mum A splitting away of the three .Ev‘én. law" dthe “g”'“”' ‘9' new revolutionary regime v ‘20 P'm'_TBA lots—Stop The Record southern provinces appears to 99”" 1‘" 9W" 9"“ mmfim' feared using the army as a :55 p. . P . Th ' ‘0‘3_N°m Md Mmlc be question of time. [Sh 1'“ 9- Jan' .1' 1956' a “019!” weapon. ‘ P'""" "3"“ “'° lino-New, .nd went“, Spokesmen for 4,000,000 south rem“ “Med 1“ the 3°“tl‘ ”‘ Government officials an- 830 rim—JIM Wyman n 05_N°m and Mum ern blacks are demanding it and Wthh many Arabs were hue" nounced they want to solve the z "‘00 P‘m"c°”""7 H°'d°w' ii 30—Stop the guard many of the 10.000.000 northern The few” “'35 smasm’d. bl roblem peacefully. Originally C #30 P-W-M'l- a“WWW l133_N°,,. m; M...“ dubs are beginning to feel it to“; “Sniffing” “0°” "awed they intended to hold elections U We”? "C" . ll:45-—Bu|letln Board the bessolutin- y r ‘3 °fi°°rs‘ . 'by March but now it appears E l-00 rim—3'9 7"" Wrestlinv ".50_N°m Md Mum An independent southern Su I“ Odom“ 1963' “"9"? 3"“.“1‘ no voting is possible in the z 5-00 win-CBC W "W" Miss—Atlantic News Roundup dan. devoid of an educated elite .e'?“ "meme" "med “"1.” pm!" rebel-infested bush. N3 I-m-—'l°fll We'll” .lz;oo_w..,h., and mineral resources. could "we Weapons 5mm“ mm am' Southern leaders who talk of {.14 a.m.—Sign Off 12:05_T°wn Md Coumry 15m. easily become another centre of EUShz‘. 333"" The “pheflval independence are vague about o (3ch TV 12,30_N.w. “4 Wm“, African turmoil. 12"”? t1“ {flawed fittreagth 53“ the future. They brush aside all f’ . 12.6-70”. and COM"), Tim. At this stage. the government as w' ‘ a‘.‘ 3 3° 0" the problems. “Anything is better t , ‘ mom“, and WM”, f Premier Sir ei Khatim el 5°“"‘°"‘ '0“ "‘ wa‘“- than domination by Arabs." {.27 a.m.——5ietton Sign On Khama still is hoping for a sol". Since then the Arab admlii- They say.

0.00 auto—National School Tel-r." 0.30 urn—Weekend Special

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1:05—‘lown and Country Time i . 1:15—Tommy Hunter Show Enotgrxztigg‘l‘"Safifoggfigatm'lth‘?’l I I this—Town and Countr Tl . wl mi 2:0°_N.m “d wn'hx m. lts task is extremely diE-l s mos—Moiin Music ‘ . . ‘- 2zl5—National School Broadcast~ The; pmblem was behmd th'sl CBC weeks riots at Khartoum. The; toll of racial clashes that broke. -out Sunday: 40 killed and more1 than 500 injured.

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6:25 p-mi—Weather . 0 cu : duo v.m-—swn 2:32:33 83.”..‘3..‘“°" .42.. 112°.iiéfflt’:§.d°iioil22‘i ARE nlgcgmggig V / . , 6o“ P'm-‘S'JPP" C'UF’ 6:00—News and Want er United Presbyterian mission. fill-rhizome 7055: How I GUESS VOUQ You DID3NO ISTHAT ou,vo.sse vou KNOW 'n-ios: Egg I’m—max 733"" 6:l5—On Parliament Hill—cs: victim of Arab suspicion that “36544040 mgymkky FATHER THINKS l‘L kiDDlNG.”BO\/I WlNGEY? How WRONG RECOQDS His. .2 P- " aim—Today's Editorial—CBC missionaries were inciting the NEVERAMOUNi'TD OU‘ THE BORROWED. THE ’i'°° P"""‘C°”""V :°'d°w” 6:25-Spom Par-dc blacks to riot " MUculi-Li. GREATEST! ones IRATE? 9‘30 P'"‘"‘""" '3'“ w“ 6:30—Business Barometer—car Turbaned men prayed and the 0‘30 P"""'T"“‘°P' hbl 6:35—Tonight'l Music voice of muezzins calling for 1 "-200 P'"“"““ U"'°”‘ ' “ 7:00-asck to the Bible prayer was not interrupted by > . I 2'90 “W‘s-F TOY 'N‘w' 7:30—News and Weather the screams of rioting mobs. x :1. - 2:“ '-"‘-‘ "WP "‘ k N 7:45—Program Schedule l But the government appeared m 3 gig: "m'-u?:;.lg}:m¥':um 'w' I 7:46—Prov. Affairs - Alternate Na- d i . a.m.— I I i I- -' i The Yearllng cea note I Decision . . '.' «i - . “t . (l‘4l-l752) ot- A'I‘URDAY PROGRAMS FRIDAY l . . . . ~ . _ fl ' i : (fizr‘gé'iggrmérggadi (2? ‘1 . . THE GKAVESIONES THAT ‘73 ‘ n LFLY TV . 6:00—The Morrian show, Peri i l Plpellne MARK No GRAVES WIFE - GIRL- 6;. n Venous l M 75” l4 YEARS OF AGE tal 1:30 P-m—MUliflle 7:00—The Morning Show, Part I l | R Tflfifimfigérgnce, “mm HE WAS 84" mo Pom-WWW nt snort sioo—cac News and who 5 eserv cgumms ONLY MEMORIALS To HE LIVED ANOTHER m. . ‘rOO p-mi—World of Sport Weather 1 N TIVE FISHERMFN AND SAlLORS 7 YEA A "I usmymw t om—TBA HHS—Maritime Sportscalt OTTAWA iCPl—The National; “ff-39%;! ~ANDCT5/EY H D O « airborne, ,_ THEKICK-Tum? '1.‘ 5.30 p.m.—augs bunny 8:2l—Tlio Morning Show. 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