1.45—Mostly Musie

< 2.00—News Headlines & Weether - . 20%Count Your Blessings

: 2:04—Hits and Encores

f 2:1$—National Schoo! B’east

MONDAY PROGRAMS

CFCY-TV

1:30 —Atternwon Musicele 2:00 p.m.—Chei’ Helene 7115 o-m.—Nursery School

4:30 p.m.~—Dickie Henderson Show

3:00 p.m.—The Verdict fs Yours 4:25 p.m.—Cross Section 3:30 p.m.~Open, House

4:00 p.m.~Times Square Playhouse)

4:30 p.m.—Friendly Giant 4:45 p.m.—Sing Ring Around 5:01 p.m.—Rezzie Dezzie 5:30 p.m.—Rob Roy $00 p.m.—Aynt Holly 6:25 p.m.—Sparts Weekly 6:45 p.m.=—CFCY TV News

" 9.00 p.m.—Gazette 7-30 p.m.—Sgt Bilko 8.00 p.m.—Zane Grey Thestre 8.30 p.m.—Don Messer 9:00 p.m.—Danny Thomas

9:30 p.m.—tive @ Borrowed Life

10:00 p.i.=Bob Cummings Show 10:30 p.m.—Festivel “62”

Elizabeth the Queen 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV. News

: 12:13 a.m.—Local Weather ; 12:14 a.m.—Viewpoint

TV. CALLS NITE or DAY

VAIL’S RADIO & TV 204 Kent St.

CKCW-TV

“9:30 o.m.—Station Sign On

News, Weather,. Sports

9:45 a.m.—Morning Devotions : Secred Heert 10:00 @.m—Romper Room 11.00 a.m.—Visit To England 11:30 a.m.—Program Resume

1:00 p.m—Menday Playbill . Contliet

3:25 tina Section

3:30 p.m.—Open House

4:30 p.m.—Friendly Giant

6:15 p.m.—Television News 6:35 p.m.—Television Weather : 6:50 p.m.—Television Sports 7:00 p.m.—The Pioneers

7:30 p.m.—Real McCoys

| 8:00—Focus On Music

' 8:30 p.m.—Don Messer Jubliee 9:00 p.m.—Danny Thomes

10:00 p.m.—Bob Cummings Show 10:30 p.m.—€lizabeth The Queen 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News

12:15 am.—Viewpoint

' 12:20 a.m,—CKCW TV News

' 12:30 a.m.—Sign Off

; . CRCY RADIO

a =<

! | f

1:00—News Headlines & Weather

1:02—Mostly Music 1:15—Temmy Hunter Show

. 2:45—Hits & Enccres

3.00—News 3:02--Hits end Encores _ 2:30—Pyremids | _ 3:35—Hite & Encores 4.00—News & Weather

é $:05—The Outports §:17—The Outports

Marete

al Se...

ON THE AIR Former Nikita

Now Appears

By GEORGE SYVERTSEN

WARSAW (AP) — Wi w |

Gomulka, the tough party boss who personally de fied Nikita Khrushchev in 1956, has paradoxically emerged as a

Opponent | Key Supporter

chev’s hand last October at the 22nd Soviet party congress where the bitter dispute with ‘Peking and the Albanians got

a public airing. Me fronic coincidence, Gom-

12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Feb, 12, 1962. | RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

‘VWNGNVES

Day 43537 Nite 4-4172-4-5601

Ch’town

11:3) «@, Test Pattern Workshop 12:45 patios, Weather, Sports 2:30 p.m.—Dickie ennenes

8:00 p.m.—The Verdict Is Yours -

4:00 p.m—At Home With Helen Crocker

“0:30 p.m.—tive A Borrowed Life

ip i |

Heedlines & Weather

key supporter of the Soviet Pre- mier’s disputed claim to leader- ship of the Com#unist world.

Five years ago Moscow must have regarded Gomulka as a headstrong maverick who threatened to bloc unity. Today he seems to have become an important co- hesive force in Communist East Europe.

After the Poznan riots of 1956, discontent at Soviet rule af- fected even Communists. Gom- ulka, who had been expelled from the party in 1949, was re-

leadership. He promised “‘so- clalism and freedom” and in- o| stituted .a number: of reforms.

FIRST TO BACK K,

| Gomulka was the first Soviet

| bloc leader to back Khrush-

By JOHN YORSTON QUEBEC (CP) ~~ Premier Lesage has introduced revolutionary le gisiation de- ‘signed to limit campaign ex-

of candidate's election by the Quebec govern-

ment costs ment

The provisions are contained in a 219page draft bill rewrit- ing Quebec's electoral law and

ven formal first reading in the

gislative assembly Wednes- day. Immediately after the reading, a committee of 47 leg- islature members was named to atudy the bill before it goes to the floor for approval by the full assembly.

If the legislation is approved, Quebec will become the only province to limit expensés and provide financial help to candi-

- | dates.

Under the bill the govern- ment would contribute 15 cents for every listed voter in a county to all candidates getting a minimum of 2 per cent of the vote. ~ f

30 CENTS A VOTER

The candidates’ expenses for publicity, travel and so on: would he limited to 50 cents for each voter in the riding.

Political parties would be limited in thelr over - all ex- pense to 25 cents for each voter in the province.

Premier Lesage told a press. conference that it is estimated ‘|there will be 2,800,000 -voters registered during thetiext pro- vincial election, due in 1964.

That would a party could not tpend aor than $700,000 on provi + wide, general party

publicity.

disrupt Soviet!

instated and restored to party:

New Quebec Bill Is Aimed _ At Limiting Election Costs

penses and provide part pay-|

ulka addressed the congress in | Khrushchev'shehalf almost five jyears to the day after their showdown meeting in. Warsaw amid the Poles’ feverisiixprep-

Gomulka returned here from | the Moscow congress proclaim-| ing that the Russians had fin- ally seen the light and con- demned Staligism .as the Poles bad done five years ago.

in return for his important support, Gomulka appears to have won some important con- cessions from the Kremlin. Qne of these was Moscow's recogni- tion of Gomulka’s maintenance of the capitalist system of pri- vate ownership of Poland's

arations for possible armed-Fe | volt. , <

RAIL $ P LITTER

farmland. Other Soviet bloc countries have collectivized, their agriculture.

>

RIVE R MAN DEPUTY SURV E YOR PO S TMASTER LEG I SLATOR SOLD IER GrocErR ATTORNEY REPRESENT ATIVE—

|including mandatory jall terms, | ‘for election irregularities.

CROS . z Di MWiely Ber OF FT) NAME PARTY teers ee ee ee A key change is that on the a tree 3. Scolds ‘onthe hy eM ae election ballot, the candidate's) §, Crazes 4.Turkish — activity [PERE DOME |party affiliation will follow his | 9. Form governor 22. Kind- SLL IIe INN LAI TE |S) jname ff he is a member of “a! 40, Once more 5. Confronts ling Poe PERO | recognized party.” | 12. Hotel 6. Turkish bundies Jam T A recognized party must have foyer officers 23. Kind candidates in at least 60 per 13, Ship's 7. Small of onan eent of the ridings, Mr. Lesage | hawser portion mort. Sat Fat | said. It must also have a leader| 14. Affirm 8.More absurd gage land « party structure. It would| 15.Thing (L.) 9, Thick 24. Soak ~~ Seturday’s Answer |be up te the chief returning of-| 16. French slice flax _ $82. Proof- ficer to decide whether a party | article il.——in@& 25.To reader's would be recognized, 17. oe ‘a aenee blunder notatie | Premier Lesage has said “it| 4 jae? . oar = a 34. Hoand | is well known that elections cost | 30, India 18. Expl ies 31. a fie ’ mare ond ore Tete bene” (poet.) 19. Lay a pleasure ~ 38. TV's — Quebec. 21, Close a wager a 74 March hawk's . [ | _ eyes a a [3 YAS fo | |e Y . Where LS IBANISLIFTED =| ict anct 92 Vo n | Lincoln c FOR AIR PIONEER 26. Chimps a7 YZ4'3 27.Globe Lt | LONDON (AP)—The avia- 28.Obtain ~~ ° [4 Y ‘is tion ministry has lifted a ban 29: Ramb\; 4 | on Lord Brabazon of Tara us- | 33. oe "7 18 | ing the lounge named for him | nder- "4 | at London Airport. \4 world god ” YW | Embarrassment was caused | Wee ee 22 123 | 24 25 all round last week when’the | 36. Luk 78-year-old Ss 38. — 2b Ga first. pilot's lice: was found aoa A: among the -tOurists in the 39 Shabine 28 WY 29]. noisy, genéral departure hall | " reptile + waiting for his flight to Zurich 40. Bhoelace 33 Gx WY called. and 4 Hs 4 “Seems a pity,” he said, “T 41. Gives new 36 37 WY 8 | just don't qualify for my color to rT) // 140 | lounge.” 42. Minus The Brabazon Lounge !s one V7 A4i V//142. of four — all named for pio- powé VY VY

| neers of aviation.— that are | reserved for royalty, heads of ; state, government ministers,

DAILY ‘CROSSWORD

1353S

aSNOW AINSIW

ZS

. - Mw *s a leag, “ae, ee

6-X INJOV

AVION LUVMGLS

;

UP TO 400 WEEKS TO PAY!

MIRAL 1

@ LOWEST PRICES! ~~

ati ay KD ——

ARTIS AND VERA? I'VE

962.

S

@ LONGEST TERMS

FIRESTONE

HOME & AUTO

Ch’town

Co. LTD.

S’side

Why, spend money fixing your old set? ~ - We will give you up to

"150.22: ALLOWANCE —< ss

242

DAILY URYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR

King Feataces Syedome, ime (968, Werkd ngtts rgserved,

WELL, MAY'AM, I RECKON AS HOW Z CAIN'T GO, BEIN' AS J'M A MEAN

<P. <

A FE an} STRICKE

W WORDS EMERGE FROM THE N JEWELER'S MUMBLING...

Y fl LLM gems:

» _

a

7 _| ambassadors and their guests. dette dontutetes, te colt ~ The other three are the Sam & LONGFELLOW. z tal costs for a party fielding | Cody, Kingsford - Smith, and | One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used en candidates in every riding! Alcock and Brown lounges. for the three L's, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos- ao would be roughly $2,000,000. | Lord Brabazon is the only sur- trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints, | == “This is much, much less than | a eae <a aes Each day the code letters are different. z an ng- ploneers. The é bec -? fa aite Stee . ~ | aviation ministry announced A Cryptogram Quotation premier said. He wouldn't be| Wednesday that he can use DWTFFKHF GTFUOD EITS ORLTZ drawn out on what previous the lounge named after him 5 elections had cost, however. any time his secretary informs ZLGHOIOTUS KZUA DOUZAD IBV The bill also proposes a num.| the airport when he 1s trav- L NEEEO ber of technical amendments “ling. OLAGLDOD.—LGT and provides stiffer penalties, | Saturday’a Cryptoquote; DISHONESTY IS A FORSAKING al = OF PERMANENT FOR TEMPORARY ADVANTAGES. — | + BOVEE . Fs CONTRACT BRIDGE Co se, ing Peatres Byatine, 20) ae > By B. JAY BECKER © | : ETTA KETT 2 FAMOUS HANDS bo you SURE! COMPANY | - diam hs RULE.” NO CHOICE! NORTH . leads the eight of onds . ornaE ? > . by - a department of bridge some 2 |Z 3 se “malevolent soul invented to try a ? @ o— to drive people crazy, At least, . me WEST EAST that's the opinion of some play- ; 3 a @x 4 21098432 | ers who attempt to solve them. | #Q108 ome The doubledummy problem @876543 ox is not necessarily instructive, ie @K32 ams ’~/jput it's a good way to while c z 80 away your time if you have 2 —_— : | wothing else to do. You're al- @AC432 | Jowed to look at all four hands a 2102 if you want to; in fact, you're @ a oe Ship woulde't fied. the soletios “ Double-dummy problem. South | #bly : the ses THAT REMINOS ME. ‘BYE FOR NOW/— | ito make Seven " slearta West | otherwise: THIS IS A SCHOOL HAVE TO SACK UP= ad The contract in this hand ts NIGHT/GET To COMPULSORY y) | 11:15—Recerd Album | Seven Hearts. You have to make BED, YOUNG RETIREMENT.’ x 11:30—The Archers all the tricks as ony => LADY” A; 11.45 . ‘defense chosen : ; a R cuee : eno ace West leads a diamond and, of Yes, DAD- 12:15—Den Masser course, you play the ace, know- é 12:30—sMar. Farm B’cast ing it will catch East's king. ~ Y Z & 1:00—News and Weather If you want to-work out the i ¢ @ 1:15—Tommy Hunter Show solution for yourself, stop read- © v 1:45—Time Out Fer Melody ing at the end of this paragraph aor 1:59=D.0. Time Signal but we caution you that the ‘ | 200—Thne Out For, Melody hand is difficult to make. | 2.15—Time For Teles After winning the ace of dia-| NLA 6 2.30—Pariez-vous Francais monds, you play the nine of dia- a ~~ on monds to the ten-and lead a low QUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE . aia heart. Assume that West plays - ase : 3:09—1.C. Matinee Tor. BMY 6ORRY I SHOOK UP THE : jor. - / ‘ 400—News ue nesse the nine. (If West plays ° 4:03—Scored For Strings the ten or queen instead, win is 4:30—Music In The Air cheaply as possible.) oO 4:45—Music In The Air Now you lead the jac x 5:00—News monds to the queen and > $:03—Interve! play a low heart. Assume W 5:04—Mar. Fish B'cast plays the ten, in which 5:29—Interval finesse the jack. (Here, also, | $30—The Five Thirty Show West's play does not matter. | 6:00—News and Weather You lead the king of Nations! News, News 6:15—Regional Commentary *° | from dummy, What you —" 6 u East's: discard on rer enews | trick, Bast, on the first 6:45—Metro . red a t _has presumably 2 7:00—News and Inland Weather’ | his hand to four spades = Tor perliamentary Report | four clubs and now has to 7) R the crucial discard. 1i93-—thete hommes _It he throws a spade, a of My People stay in dummy and oe oon a the spades hy ruffing a : throws a club, you ot ren take the king of hearts with Halt Hour ace and establish your clubs of The Air ruffing twice in dummy. News Roundup ,. “| East is caught in a seesaw | Concert Album =v sition where he has to & Marine Weather ‘one suitor the other,