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f * ats Ty 2 - { f : . *. ee : - 7 - constructing @ i-inen wee < 7 NG To .| | AND DION-T AWINK — : The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., April 7, 1965. 9 : lime, the latter should bea) j ‘A FEW NIGHTS AND eee —_ eda vr Bathe : Sate TION! | : cheaper shipping method, AGO I HAD ON A ROG a ok . : much , a 4 HEADED FOre THE , HAD THE SAME KIND <7 a technologica) iffi-ul- TWO BIG X i ~ provided SANDWICHES MOON 7 - ties cam be overcome econan- on j- ‘Canada Aims Io Be First. Secor 4 ts ge WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS| : : ; = ‘ : : NEED MORE — a > | : ar . ~~ |e = 5 “jing out. the technology of pro. Ale With P OLIGS artsteutns Stes || tA fr é 10.30 4:m.—Farm Business ‘ ipe n , aes een . ; PAX 11.30 4.m.—Sign Off - nas Tis : ; Me know how aa capsules , . 1.30 p.m.—Musical ‘ a > ‘ Dr. - eR work in a mode! pipeline,” 2.00 p.m.—Film Festival |, pnt AAR SRCRIE ONAN on ieonarch “tale Uheremele.” says Bye oes pelinn Mel ecteees Goon. Bet will tno 2.30 p.m.—This is the Life " EDMONTON (CP) — Canada jcapsule solids pipelize since uo ° isame principles hold true for a 3.00 pm.—Moment of Truth is woking to become the firet| if the council scheme proves am a a generaie | Se capsule” 3.30 p.m.—Take thirty ‘country in the world to build a|workable, it won't be the first| The s megoued: anes getting the cap. os | 4.00 p.m.—As The World Turns incline to carry solid material|time solids have been carried enough pump ‘s erat The other ar eee pias , oe 43) p.m —Raezzig Dazzle ‘lim capsule -form. Most of the’ by- pipeline. See Se suspension, and |Swe. © Fin the pipeline. Oil! | [- HOW'S YouR GOLF ‘9 seer research is being-dose in Ab) See tare nis ati nee ee voc a wie neces Ww) “GAME COMIN : oe t wor! . - > . 2 . / ! rf r - Oe bixte. ale es ‘centrates, phosphate rock, coal,| Dr. Hodgson believes pipelive pump 100 miles ©. Or. So ALONG, ais pm.—tive tenger omae erieg development at and other matorists by a proc-/ capsule iransnaripan estes i Pee ee, Gaze: wilderness areas as slurry. |More economical 4 would n 3 - F00 pm-—CFCY TV News Canadian north wore iack ‘ef|" ‘The *material is lesien to ines lines To imaceessible mi mere Te Wie council con. z 7.15 ‘p.m—Purity Photo Qui _has hindered or|small and prope . : —_, eatecsle teat at 7.20 p.m.—TBA eee the exploitation of rien| = sie _? . Bhan yr ow Cost < om ee 1 | dectes. hs amapart teens c 7.30 p m.—Bewitched mineral} deposits, [as bapa 4a. | Dipeline bean cations Sie ee h crade oil pipeline. A 4 8.00 p,m.—The Rogue. | Much depends on whether the\two big disadvantages, besides) shout half a cent, a ton a 2-inc ae tek ai a 9.00 pm —Red River Jamboree ‘federal and provincial -govera- the fact aod not ome - Oil ~ oo Peeper = pet agro engs By cies hetenaal ae e i rved in solution. tenths of a a mile hours Gute war ments fe eee cael rte ot coun te cor shipping in a pipeline. - Rail|two pumps. po gage oo kag SE eer. edmodity back into a useable/freight rates, Dr. Hodgson says.| Dr. Hodgson described _ the 11.30 p.m.—Go ; avide money for a proposed’ y : highly significant" but 12.00 p.m.—CBC News $5,000,000 pilot plant for full-/form at the other end of the | work out to more than a ceat test bof y oF rissa ‘s| 12.13 pore Weather and Sports scale testing of the scheme, |line. 4 2 ton mile. a railway til : a gy asa me “4° The plant would be built ; | -“Sinee — building eT 12.15 p.m.—bign Off operated by ‘the Alberta on ee oats a 30-0 inix- costs about five times as much'cial application | r search Council, discoverers and. ter, for ex-| 7 a oe : : RN ee ae ee lire “ cont eed woter. for | sear lw 9.57 a m.—Station Sign On- ~~‘ theory. ee ; : ‘ a -m.—Canadian Schools _____| _Dr._G__W_ Hodgson, head-of i “10.90 amour Fern Busine” jthe council's “petkum ane TO Homeless 3 11.20 p-m.—Across| Canede sion, has been directing the my 12.00 p.m.—Friendly Gient project since he and Dr. M. E., | N. RB Fire 1215 p.m.—Chez Helene a i jeune now ee Conan n bo l> 12.30 p.m.—Butternut Sauere ical engineering F p °% os p.m. —CBC News is ‘sity of Toronto, accidentally; CHATHAM HEAD, ae (CP) 1@ 1.00 p.m.—Wednesday Playbi ~| discovered that viscous oil in a'_ Ten persons were home- 3 leather Gloves © Pipeline - formed into . globules jess Monday- when fire of unde- Ss 2.30 p.m.—At Home With Helen | and flowed freely when a water |termined origin destroyed two | Crocker ' ‘Mibricant was sent through the/homes here. There were no in- > 3.00 panied of Truth cline with it. _ juries. ee wae mam | & : 30 ‘p.m,—Teke Thirty ned : ae Do-pmnky "The World Tums |$500,000 SPENT SO FAR a | memes owen ee. Png] | 4.30 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle Why not, reasoned Drs. skin’ Archie McLean were levelled in 2] 5.00 p-m.—Forest Rangers son and Charles. put a m ithe blaze, fanned by a. stiff : 4 : 6.30, p-m.—Music Hop fureund. the ahele Ht. cout | ts viecmen pravepied flames i 6.00 p.m.—Provinciel Atel. — |then be filled swith~any ehatgy| vial Eienee Me cnthes aoa Y i 6.15 p.m.—lionel’ Television News. /Tial, 2s pay Boog , ; ‘ 6.25 p.m.—Weather va Phat be a years go | - > ds 6.30. p,m.—Sports j The council “has spent about | e ree 3 | EAST BALTIC als 7.00 p.m- wert : j sasssane rd P 8.00 p-m—Dr Kildare ? PISQUID EAST | Mr. Framk Holland ts now ] 9.00 p.m.—Red River Jamboree . . . | convalescing at his home . at if =z - 9.30. p.m.—Perry Mason. = Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay with! North ‘Lake having been a pati-| oO “ 10.30 ~—_— ________-»-4-60a— _Glese- were visitors “tt ent in Souris _— for the| : neboon Charlottetown, Thursday. | past three weeks. } ' | | 1 9.0 Mr, and Mrs. Ray Shaw, Char-| Dixon, _Bothwell-1s a 12.00 pn--CRE AY et | lottetown- were recent visitors, . hus. Rov riting a patient in| 12.15 a.m.—Viewpoint . r at time of wi ting pa 1235 timcSion Sgr OW | ents Mr. and Mrs. Lew Jayr | te, Sours os ge al NELDS, IN ha . — ee . ————— George Dover and Miss| point, spent the weekend in| PENNILESS ALTHOUGH ee Oe eee nw, A STREET, ol -~ HEY!-HOLD THE. aS € WINGEY! WHATY I GUESS.HE DiIDN'’ [XS DAD* DO SOMETHING 2 cFcy RADIO Georgie Dover were visitors | truro where he attended the} 600,000,000 IN GOLD, IS D_ [| m Bury st. tamungs, Enqtand, ete HAPPENED ?? SEE ME HERE IN WINGEY'S DOWNTOWN £ 3 ~_| im Sherwood Friday where they} yscyss board ‘meeting. | BY A MEMORIAL TO HIS GENEROSITY HAS 2 OFFICIAL NAMES Pitan ear APPE e THE PHONE BoorH # ‘MR. SELZER LOCKED HIM WEDNESDAY were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.| wer. and Mrs. Charles eee ‘Sharane ae, - LIGHTS WENT. | HE'S Gone Hones =p NTHE DRUGSTORE! 6.200 ae Wee | Mr. Sterling Birt and- Mr. Paes eee Roy Bruce, | oF eS ere ee Wl DP) | cael as Mar. Temp. eer Montreal and oi | North nae ies Ross Young | S : ORD 5 & * . : Q 4 : Aw <4 anne ag gerne a W \ , . 6.46—-Merning Roundup - | -hockey game which they enjoy-|Req Point were on business to | LY ROS : Vs 6.55—News and Weather . ed voy amach. ‘| Charlottetown on Friday. . DAI | ge vais ~ 14, Hebrew |CRUDae Ble} d 7.00—Hebrew Christian) Hour Mr. Robin Curran spent the|/ “nfrs Shirley Dixon, post et L.Hollywood 54. Pieces out _ prophet fia is 7.15—Morning Roundup. weekend at the home of his par-) jrecs East Baltic attended a | 17. BIA} 7.30—News end Weather - ‘fea, Gankepe Beads | ene meeline Ue pat . 1 20. “ r 7.35—Farm Report ran, Stanhope Road. | fices in Moncton 2. Contraction ae . 7.41Morning . Roundup Mr. J.P. Hendricken, was @ week - oS doeianle ’. 3. Dull pain of e 7.45—Island Weather, Mar- Temp -| visitor in Charlottetown’ | Mon-| Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ching, | 10. Source of 4. Benny Two i 7.56—Sports Cepaile & Scoreboard’ day. ; Mr. and Mrs. ge MacDon- | ia Goodman Cities Fy 8.01—News |} Mrs. Wallace Birt and Mr.) sig, Kingsboro were Friday| 49 oi1man’s _—Susesthese 22. Reward le 8.11—Weather . ' > | Edgar Birt were recent visit- business visitors to Charlotte- delight 8.16—Morning Roundup . ors in Peter's Road the -guests| town, | 13. Indian \ 8.45—Weather of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Dock-| yfiss Flora MacLean n of Pera ¥ 8.50—Atlentic News erty. They also Visited in Lorne! «, her home at East av-! 45, Emcee 8.58—Thought For Today Valley at the home of Mr. and/ ing been a patient in is Sullivan 9.11—Preview Commentary Mrs. Earle MacDonald. | Hospital. | 16. Kind of ij 9.16—Notes and Music Mr. Frank Kelly was a re-| The members of the,local as- cheese 10.00—News and Weather cent visitor in Charlottetown. | sociation held their regular . 18, Total bpscat tne Coe ee hs el es Melody monthly meetitig in the charch oa : . As 0O—Tane basement on Monday night man: 10.10—Notes and Music 2.15~Atlantic School B’cast N a -large attendance of seiaes| abbr. -10.15—Stop The Record “Playtime” oe were present. It was decided | 21.Thailand — 10.18—Notes and Music 2.30-Ar'antic Schoo! B'casr ‘we ask the. Souris’ Dramatic| 23.Therefore 10.55—Calling All Consumers “Things of Nature ‘| Club to put on their chree-act | ois 11.20-Now and Weather = | Siete jodey end my | play ‘Trish Cinderella”, at the | ~26. ' 11.05—Notes Muste, Dreinie Story |-Kingsboro hall on Tuesday even | “Ns rad teneer oars | 3.00-CBC News | ing ‘March 30. The meeting ad “see 11.50—Notes and Music =~ 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee | journed with refreshments ser- on, ss 11.55—Atlantic News Roundup 3.30—Trats-Cenade Matinee l wed by the committee in charge | ey oe ers ee . 4.00—CBC News | Mrs. Carl MacVane -and—-Mrs-|—s5"Tottacie 12.05—P.E.1.. ep + 4.03—Canedien Roundup a calle A. Dixon. i | $2.07—Town and County Tir "| 4.10—Munic In The, Ai "Mtr. Earhe Keanedy, Kings 3+ Gaming i 12.30—News and Weather 4.15—Music In The Air | boro is now out and about fol- | 37. Draft 12.45—Town and Country Time 4.30—Countdown — | seviale his recent iliness at kis cia « os 1.00—News and Weather ‘ 5.00—Mar. Fish B’cast —_ ee 1.05—Town and Country Time 5.20—Tempo. * :. Dixon, Bothwell is N 1.15—Tommy Hunter Show ee: a potent to the Souris Respicel | et 1.45—Town and Country ‘Time 6.00—CBC News with _ virus pneumonia. Her 41. Perform ; | 2.00—News and Weather 6.15—On Parliament Hill host. of friends do wish bers} 43 Ground 2.05—Mostly Music, 6.20—Today’s Editorial seccons pro ra 3.00—News Headlines and Weather 6 25 inland. Weather and ,Sports | speedy 45. Pronoun 8.03—Trans-Caneda Matinee Scores a 46. Handbill | 8.30—Tops: In Pops wi | gr M2 i take SHOT IN HEAD | og, tteaps out o 4.00—News Headlines end 1x her! 6.35—Music tn. Rt PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) “loud 5 i 4.03—Canedien Roundup 7.30-Redie Int Tom Neal, 51, once in- 50. Australiaz 7 In Pi 7.55-Ladies Diemond Curling _—| Ex-actor . : bird ¢oq-News ond. Weather Reports ee ee een ot hot FT | ] [F youRE A WonDeRRK bos! pp a aa. : 8.00—Mid:'Week Theatre actor Franchot Tone and an 52.N s ‘fe iu <4 wade thi y 1% A LOYAL. FRIEND, TRULY ONE: OF a “Ey aye detigeen r ; ‘ Wh ‘S NOBLEMEN! Sains coe sbncthe Mar Wenn, ore Friday on ounpicion of ren | ae ET yaks AAXE. ; " alii. ae =i : , his wife. The body FELLOW ZO : | §.30—Bob Goulet Show Parliament Hill ond » ng "gee found on the liv- is LONG tad? Persona! * . 2 A {a used i iat Le j my , , ea ae one of The Sixtiee {ing room sofa in their home| ene ey ee ee ae eee apos- |G Be 1 | aes ©; i Vlghe ‘lt | lh es ft ~ cone ax Wore ee t 6:30 a.m. She had been| for the three L's, X for the two O’s, ete. Single letters, fais: Z Pe aus Mh 4 ais Hiiny .15—On Parliament Hill 11.00—Music of Hendel— pring id Soak’ Ne wiigen 68 the length and formation of the words are all hints. '@. A M4 --.\G i | : | nS 0—Todey's Editorial ah Se bd na ad Ses end tated as. Gilteveals : iw 4 if. S .25—Sports Par ii : Each ; .30—Business Barometer 4 . A Cryptogram Quotation | Re ; 6.35—Tonight’s Music i G | D CIVMGP SJELWRDP a” 00—Back to the Bible CONTRAC / BRID E | C@rzePr NJ x .30—News and Weather es E MLGRQKC: DSM #sSVMLEC IA DSM Mm 7.45—Program Schedule By B. JAY BECKER v my He eat UE 1) ee ¥.46—Morning Roundup = M.—-AVLWUM 4 : - ULE Uh Myla tee hice sik Winker iple "ee Cryptoquote: I DO NOT LIKE WORK EVEN | 59’ SMELT. ii BS yea 8.58—News Headlines: a ™ t.. ‘this broad defensive prine esterday’s t - 9.00—Vancouver Chamber Orch | South dealer. . pt ped yperen glen es Yest ANOTHER PERSON DOES fr —MARK TWAIN - - 10.00—CBCi Net. News. On See rpecific hand. Here is such a| WHEN ANC ’ +... Parliament. Hill. ond tn the NOBIH "Tease. - @© 1965, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) } : Provinces @10952 West leads a oi ar =. : a W.30—Sound of the Sixties 9Q clarer plays the king, u : #0—News and Regional Weather @AI1072 |mately goes down one after 1.t8—Srertghe Serenade é @Ks4 |East takes the ace and returns OuR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ; W1.20—News and Weather a club. South later loses a spade 91.35—Starlight Serenade | @264 @7 jand a diamond to fall a trick| %.00-CBC News. Weather and @J82 @ 1096538 | short of the contrct. + Sport : de> @ 843 @K95_ But if South assumes that) : ot Q1073 $As96 East has the ace of clubs. which : - is a reasona assumption, i ; : > @AKI83 [plays low from dummy on the : cor ae a: ‘Brat trick. Once > oe =| ing Show. Part 1 | the contract cannot be defeated. Sete Morning. Show, Part 1 $52 East wins the trick with the) *8.00—CBC News and Inland Wx.) phe bidding: jack, but what can he do? fing erie imal don ort -2-_| ae. See ews oo damine Wak while if he | +8.21—The Morning rice Pass 2@ Pass (és . ; or *8.25—The. Bob Goulet Show Ht Pass 3@ # «Pass ree as | ont j lionek oan NE {8.35—Max Ferguson 46 | trump, South . rouble OF —BU: MOTH FATH SO = 9.00-COC_ News Opening Jead—three of a ak ep oi WHO'S GONNA —— *9.11—Commentary It entirely proper on the | So the Gteen of 9.16—A.M. Chronicle ning lead to underlead an the ace, crosses q $0.15—Playroom ace: caeet 6 een con-| hearts. and plays a spade to the 10.30—University of thé Xr cane . be king. He then ie aba 11.00—CBC News , the aim |of.hearts, discarding ert 11.05—Joan Marshall a, aie asceen tunnes ag \euie Sem Gummy, oat seni 91.15—For Consumers : jis usually wns suit, and lead- ‘a diamond finesse. ' 1.20-Record Album ay from an ace in such a t makes a diamond are 1.30=The Archers wag. Be precedare. aod West'makes a trump trick, ¥1.45—Canadions On Record —_— * entirely dif-|but South makes the contract. | 12.00—Jamboree Junction ents er, when defend-|Rushing up with ¢ ne ‘ ee oe wcus ing against a suit contract. Here clubs at re ¥2.30—Maritime Farm underleading| an innocuous play, there : | A . ‘ 1.00—CBC News and Weather Sale & qomeenly 2 teste ste faeek tears damage done Al : 4 ae j % AS ten ‘oc hc ae The declarer can sometimes;this play ‘than first meets the| 9. tp Se wa we 4.45—Time Out knowledge 2 ae r : EE 1.59-D.0. Time Sicnal : take advantaze of his — ae : . : : ne a . ‘ i eso ats ‘ . 3 a a the A gg Ba tA 2 a tice . i‘ . : i “ ss iil ttt ial ; Ni silat Saat tend a Sef Ae nicd aot * re - etd ‘ . sia : é See eee ec cL A aR cS AE TR AO LA A A RE LN EA .