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The Guardian, Chariditetown, Fri, June 5, 1908, 11

RAR 'S Sev fF OF NO ‘DAILY “CROSSWORD 4 IL { e © JOA. ‘Siu ACROSS 3. Soll 25.Se0 pace EC < }, 2. Bounders 4. Body of eagle ety | & A peer water 26. Sound, . = z ®. Nettielike 5. Relieved asa)6=6 Ae plant of 6.Like a wing bugle WIL Ie Asia 7. Vex 2. To OK 20. Fragrant = =—s_-8. U. 8. decora- 28. of mH 12. Shadow ®. Oxidizes, as (pL) +f antelope 21. The beach ot 5 14. Blemish 15. Offer value Yesterday's Anewer 35. A divided 17. Low island 33. Greet -_ ety 20. Honest —— 34 River of" » 36. Head of - ( ) a 25. Jewish sym. en goat 23. Past month ~ %8 Mr, Landon (abte.) Ts 9 ' “ a z a | | Z a) , 2 10:00 z 00 p.m.—Wells Fargo 10:30 p.m.—Country Hoedown we he 11:00 p.m.—Cavaleade of Sports - : 11:45 p.m.—Jim Coleman : 7 j ~ - R 12:00 am—CBC TV News Y : oe a.m.—Viewpoint y f 2:22 a.m. — Texes Rasslin ie Fi os x CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR «.—— lazuli Z CONTRACT BRIDGE =| “*=7! g : 1.° DOWN - 1.”..,, WEEK 42. Worry . x ‘a PER DOWN - By B. JAY BECKER 2. Bel shows a4 3 Think of it 4 new 600 x 16 or 670 x 15 only $50 with Trade ee ene | eres suki encssety wet tk nek weak ees LS —_ og ’ as ng eer 8 | player passes, neither side vul-|terest in a clam. It may be weil is LONGFELLOW “ 5547 te Store— Tires Mounted While You Wait 9:45 am—Sign On—Record mereble, and you have a part|to point out, however, that the! ? One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used Caraven score of 6. What would you now|part score were only 40, the two] gor the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, spos- 10:00 a.m.—Romper Room tid with each of the following|notrump response would hay the length and formation of the words are all hints, 11:00 a.m—Turners Comer four hende? only its ordinary significance. ench day the code letters are different. cara 12:45 p.m—fridey The two notrump cepig with a é News, Weather, Sport 2 ERE YT O95 SACK Kart score of 60 is by no means & Cryptogram Quotation ane Strikes) 2 9Q@% @KIOS @KQ3 4AJ4\a forcing bid. k merely advises fwu NL GDHL RVEL W GPKELC, |, o & QA WKQMZ OA 453 the opening bidder that the re- ‘ ~ ol esa oie cad 4 OBS @AQIN KQS gke|sponder has « notrump wpe of] NL PLRR RVEL W HCVKE—ZWVEL. = See cinecte fone wah Vader | 4 iw’ denies’ Diner ot thee Ee EM | Tatars Cnytegute THERE 3S A REE AND 1 ES Crocker usual principles of bidding are This ‘WRQNG HANDLE TO EVERYTHING—RASPE, - = 400 pm—Summer Bogie... | stapented when the bidding side| «2, "Ct, ses one. ll level © 1950, King Features Synéieate, Ine.) / 4:30 p.m—Open House has a part score. This i which one full level ; 5:00 p.m—?P. M. Party lally true ‘ia = pe §:30 pm—Mighty Mouse a part score 6:00 pm—Supper Cive consists 60 or more. Thus, 6:20 p.m—News without a part score, « two club 6:40 p.m—Supper Club compelling the opening bidder to 6:50 p.m.—Sports speak again. But since a two club 7:00 p.m—Oavid Grief response in this case constitutes a 7:30 p.m—the Vise - a game contract, the opener is vu $:30 p.m—tTennessie Ernie under no compulsion to bid again = 8:30 p.m—The Rifleman tend mag, and frequently would, Oo 9:00 p.m.—talent Caraven pass -9:30 p.m—Ploutfe Famfty Gince # is obviously much ‘saf- = 10:00 p.m—Wells F er to contract for two spades than 10:30 p.m.—Country* Hoedown run the risk of playing a two eS: 11:00 p.m.—Gillette Fight club contract, it is better to raise 11:45 p.m—Jim Coleman spades immediately There is .*s =< 5200 ate~-COC Nowe practically no danger of missing ay Vv - ee Bes EW ie etlen Wel |2 stam if the opening bidder S > Jacks the strength to bid over pele STANDARD TIME clearcut slem try. Gince a one no- 5.58 Sign On trump response would’ be suffi- 6.00 Hebrew Christian Hour cient to fulfill the part score, the o 6.15 Country and Western jump % two notrump must be 4 Roundup { < 6.30 News ; 6.35 Weather { = 6.40 Country and Western z Roundup bed 7.00 News o 7.10 Weather q 7.15 Country and Westers ’ ’ z ag iG 7.30 News and Weather 7.35 Musical Interlude ae 7.0 Farm 0 oo Interlude By DON ATTFIELD quire extensive administrative u 8.10 Weather Canadian Press Staff Writer | changes “which I do not see as 8.16 Country and Western NORTH BAY, Ont. (CP)—Pro-| being insurmountable. Indeed? the Roundup vinelal and municipal represet!=-| benefits would outweigh the diffi- 8.45 Weather tives got behind the Canadian nities.” 8.50 Weather Welfare Council Wednesday in a| “ulties ; i 9.00 Morning D-votions panel discussion of the council's) The national couneil’s proposal, & 9.10 Morning Moods proposal for greater integration | 4s outlined in a recent report fol- a 9.30 Top Tun Time of welfare activities at all levels|lowing extensive study, recom: 9.45 Who Am I of government. mend that: z io oe Norman ar ae ones “There should be a federal 7 ; ews secretary e council's public 1° 05 Magazine of the Air weltare division im Ottawa, told| > * Assistance Act which a 10.30 Melody Parade the eonvention of the Canadian| Would enable the Dominion gov: 10.45 Swift Money Man Federation of Mayors and Muni-|€rmment to share the aggregate z 11.00 News Headlines and Wes-| cipalities the welfare structure in costs of providing financial as- oO ther Canada “operates in an uninte- a _— typ whe ~> ol 11.02 The Magie of Musie often . Provide the provinces ‘ 11.30 News 0% and ineffective man- the eoten of Oe ntnula t, old age us 11.40 Weather oon _lassistance and di jow- 11.45 The Magic of Music ee ied caine ances as separate programs, or = _. 12.05 Rhythm some programs, none in certain of incorporating these categories . 12.30. News and Weather others, shares with the provincial | im 4 generalized public assistance - aie : ae oa gruel Report. “ments in others and with|Program:. .. . The act ~~ e eo: ‘ ; us _| also stipulate that: Length of res- E, F; dl C. S A anette Bat Hoe the provincial £4 pert” he said, |dence shall not be a condition of njoy rrienacry ourteous Service 1:02—Mostly Musie. “Consider the b aemanaretior — oe oa - ‘ ’ 2.90 School Bdcst costs of maintaining the many Th Fi l Sh Ce 2.15 Mostly Music separate programs involved.” | ™inion government shail pro eramt y opping ntre * 2.30 Back sto the Bible WOULD ACCEPT IT ap agretocgen i News Headlines and Wea-| E. Stewart Bishop, superintend- . Cragg said “ import- : ago : ent of Edmonton’s city welfare| ant to recognize that the net ef- c @ MEN’S @ LADIES’ @ CHILDREN’S WEAR $.02 Best On .equest . _-. |department, said on behalf of fect of our proposals is not to sub- . @ COSMETICS @ LUGGAGE 4.00 News and Weather municipalities that ‘‘since the pro-| stantially increase the cost of se- 4.05 The Outports would benefit people inj curity measures but rather to in- 5.00 News & Weather need, I feel municipalities would| tegrate and simplify, to define 5.10.The Outports (cont.) accept it providing” that total| more clearly the relative respon- . + : 6.00’ News & Weather cost to them was equal to or less| sibilities of federal, provincial 6.05 Music for You than at present and that the prov-| and municipal governments, to “Three Floors of Quality Merchandise” 7.00 Sports Roundup inces bear an increasing propor-| remove inadequacies and inequal- . oe a tion of costs. ities and to fill in the gaps that s 8 “ .|now exist in various ms.” 745 Don M ‘= Idlenders He said the proposal would re-| now exis a progra = 8.00 Assignment ‘ yp) 9.00 News & Weather 1:00—News and Weather. Em lo ee Plan < 9.10 Starlight Senenade | 15) Theaber Musle eas Speaker|OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ~ 340.00 Starlight Serenade 2:00—Holiday Urg y pea er YYyffui: VY - LY 8 11.00 Dominion News 2:15—The. Happy Gang WY YY JH J. y 11.10 Maritime Weather 2:45—Musical Program HALIFAX (CP) — A United wd 11.15 Night Beat + 3:00—CBC News and T-C Mat-| States professor Wednesday told q 12.00 News & Weather inee 80 Maritime manufacturers the a. 12.05 Sign Off 4:00—Neil Chutem Show trouble with management in in- 4:30—Music from Montreal dustry is that “it doesn’t do what ae CBA FRIDAY 5:00—News. : it knows it should do.” o 5:04—Maritime Fish Broadcast] Professor B. E. Goetz of the = DAYLIGHT TIME 5:30—Tempo Mansachaselte, Instiows of Tech- : 6:00—News and Weather nology urged annual con- 7:15—Marine Weather and Fill 6:15—Regional Commentary ference of Maritime Manufac- 7:30—-News, Weather, Sports. Maritime Sportscast aad| turers here to adopt a progrem 7:35—A.M. Chronicle. Musical Interlude. of recognition for employees. #:00—News and Weather. 6:30—Tempo. “No worker likes to have to $:15—Maritime 7:00—News. 4 go to his boss and esk for a $:20—A.'M. Chronicle 7:10—Commentary, raise. But many times he is $:45—Morning Devotions 7:15—Musie "| forced to do this, words are 9:00—News. 7:30—Rawhide and Music. exchanged and often the man ee > 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. $:00—Teen Tempo and Music. | is fired. . . He loses a good job 9:55—News. 8:25—Tempo and the boss loses a good wor- z 10:00—National School Broadcast) 8:30—Festival In Sound ker.” ' on 10:30—A. M. Chronicle 8:45—Musical Program Dr. Goetz said “let your em- q 10:45—Morning Commentary 9:00—Bluenose Ghosts ployees know they are doing & 10:55—For Consumers 9:30-- Now I Ask You good job. Put it on the bulletin od 11:00—News 10:00—Songs of my People. board.” a 11:03—Showcase 10:30—Harrison Lancers Then, he sald, the worker 11:45—Performers Showcase. 11:00—News Roundup and Tslk | knows whether he is moving 11:30—Court of Opinion. 11:30—Anthology | ahead where he is going and -09—Jamboree Junction. 12:00—Here’s The Weather and) what he ean expect in the & te 3o_Maritime Farm B’cast. Sign O% ture. lL