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/ ® a s fe i] : bi at CFCY TV 1@ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Feb, 27, 1959. : : ; . ony DAILY CROSSWORD ' CHANNEL 13 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ACROSS 45. Toolhouses 15. Sun- : 1. New DOWN } . 2:15 p.m.—Afternocon Musicale 10, Bower — « 2:45 p.m.—Nursery Scheol Time 11, Knoblike (collog.) Qa 3:00 p.m.—Adventures with Hiram protuber- 3. Opposite the 20. Beehive 3:30 p.m.—Howdy Doody ance (anat.) middle of 4:00 a einai rages actin cs 21. Medal ; 4:30 p.m.—Open House {heads 5. Bitter* & 5:00 p.m.—P. M. Party "13, Wing- vetch 7 een ee BR oa ; — in 6:00 p.m.—tTeener’s Talk Shop quarre} sacred 6:25 p.m.—Sword of freedom A ; 6:50 p.m—CFCY TV News — . ee ae 7:00 p.m.—Star Performance 16. Blackbird " ies Love reer ene eee | = ¢Bur—— 8. Stele 9:00 p.m.—tTalent Caravan 18. Hawaiian 9. 9:30 p.m—tThe Plouffe Family Pigpen bird 11. Concern 10:00 p.m.— Welle’ Farge 20. Murmured | 10:30 p.m—Country Hoedown. interjection | re) 11:00 p.m.—Cavalcade of Sports 22. Sound, as =| 12:00 am.—CBC TV News - agi oe 12:15 a.m—Viewpoint ; 23. Part of leg a 12:22 a.m.—friday Playhouse— Disposition Cy c pag . 29. Man’s nami ; : CKCW — Moncton 30. Thus = S 5 | A CHANNEL 2 SL Exclame. [64% r= s jo . es tion : ° . FRIDAY o S2.Gir's mame See The Beautiful 1959 Firestone Ms 9:45 a.m.—Station Sign Os wes AND DUTCR burden ' Reaned Corpven Aco 4 etme en (BA) REFRIGERATOR GUARANTEED TILL 1965 10:00 oe Room GREAT-SRANOMOTUER mn & LEADING ROLE IN 37. Tibetan. oie ‘ tah peel ae ele - i» 40. Liberace's ss 3 ALL Built for Service, convenience and ‘ Weather, fare medium Y ad SIZES a You 7 pay vapartesay 2 YR $ Movie — Tampico ae 41. Tammany ‘ you never a better refrig- 2:30 p.m.—At Home With Helen emblem r 3 erator. Call in and see us today. TO fir CONTRACT BRIDGE amar ~ | FOR | with you, 2:45 p.m—Nursery School Time ridge . We will be glad to chat with you. PAY Heldey ' religion . . 2.30 pm—At Home. With Helen ed solely on bringing in the] 4. Fret a |% FAMILY Firestone Home & Auto Co. Ltd. ee a South played a club to the ace| | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: . mF Greet antes. Ciieme | 6 Cynieal St, Deomnnaie pm cpa 4 gtr NORTH and another club back” West pro. ‘AXYDLBAAXR = cS Ba case ar aiey owes duced the ten. Now declarer knew) _& LONGFELLOW 6:00 p.m—Nation’s Business ois the contract was in—provided he One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is weeG 6:15 p.m—Supper Club KJs¢432 made oe club yan ap Sy Se en eS ee ae De 6:20 p.m.—News EAST dummy. To finesse or i trophes, length formation words are 6:30 a ‘@Ks¢32 @31094 os the ie each day the code ietters are different. 6:35 p.m—W @43 @Ks75 recapitulated. West 6:40 pm Supper Club oKQ94 | oats had shown up with four dia- A Cryptogram Quotation p.m.—Sports 95 The indi that : 7.00 pm—Devid Griet é soutn Wont hed. oe - RWT AXATO ENHIC OWG NVXA jy, 4p il nt Soaes ton heart, This left him with sev- CEUEEAL. OWS BVXA CVEFAL $ 8:30 pm—the Rifleman gue pt pr cargal? gieoquertingdl KWUAEWMSC ADKA—AUATEWS. a 9:00 p.m.—T. Caravan spades, * 9.30 Scores Familv ‘The bidding: he would have exactly two clubs, Yesterdsy’s Crystoquote: THEREFORE SAY AND DQ = 10:00 p.m.—Wells Fargo South West Worth Kast |i2 which case going up with dum.| | £YERYTHL*G ACCORDING TO SOUNDEST REASON— 10:30 p.m.—Country Hoedown 1e Pos 24 Pass my’s king would catch the queen Aa URELIUS. . 11:45 p.m—Jim Coleman Show n't very well have five spades, 12:00 a.m—CBC News ie because, if he had, wh Id 12:15 am—CKCW News Opening lead — king of dia-|), have opened. a eek ic ETTA KETT 12:20 a.m.—Showcase — Spire ao oe the jaws of the diamond bidder wnt 7 NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOR Staircase know thig is not going to bel ther than a fivecard unbid, Y # | WHEN OUR TV SET 1S A_NIGHT WATCHMAN} : ee > is ee epade ‘suit. ; eS ee @ | WENT To THE SHOP : a@ report t happened Se ee SPITAL HAV! : 1 | THEY LENT US Ove wu ‘RADIO why it happened in a team match cr tee oe ne pene Hs TONSILS RECAPPED!/) FT| | To USE TRL IT was ar j most . MISS THE a CF.C.Y. FRIDAY Seo Vandepilt several years) rnis placed West, therefore, my fed Hilt 5 South ki y with the Q-10-x of clubs. So South dtl a et ; (STANDARD TIME fer The ‘bidding, rightly or net| finessed the jack ery teh aayalt = ass iain tin (mostly not), went as shown. For| The roof caved in. East won nef « S 1.) cars > 6.57 Hebrew Christian Hour. |7e@soms unknown, West decided|and led the jack of spaces. South| © 7 ¢~ (LON 4 | wu 7.00 Hebrew Christian Hour _| ‘e lead a diamond. Had he open-|finessed. goa bhonagh ser Ge engians SO = Round| ed a spade, there would be no|@ spade. arer took the ace : = ec story. and was out of business. All told, =F =~ V 7.30 News and Veather East signaled, West led a dia-; he lost four ‘spades, a heart, four caahd a = 7.35 Country and Western Round | mond to the ace, and East re-|diamonds, and a club. Down six ay 7A ee up turned a diamond. When West! —600 points; instead of making ° Lit NWS 7.40 Farm Reporter cashed the fourth diamond, East | three notromp—600 points. r 7.55 Interlude ‘ discarded the eight of hearts.| ‘South reasoned beautifully, and 8.00 News West thereupon returned the heart; probably made the right play iF YOUR CAR GOES WOULDNT IT BE NE4T 8.10 Weather four and declarer went up with| The operation was a success, but FOR REPA RS,THEY a8 i |F THE HOSPITAL LET o~ 8.15 County and Western Round-|the ace, since the contract hing-|the patient died GiNVE YOU A COURTESY Ji] | ME DATE A CUTE INTERN] |3€ up CAR TO DRIVE — TILL WINGEY'S BACK IN em — ss I... CIRCULATION 2 fj > 9.00 Morning D-votions a $3 homes ur ompletion 3 9.30 Top Tune Time q 9.45 Who Am I 9.55 Interlude : ») i 10.00 News : f 1° 05 Magazine of the Alr rows ooug & 10.30 Melody wired 0 10.45 Swift M } 11.00 News Headlines and Wea-| TORONTO (CP) — A protest) Avro plant. “ thor meeting of an expected 10,000 air-| However, George Schollie of} 11.02 Women’ Institute Bdest. | cTaft workers here Thursday will} Montreal, Canadian vice-presi-' 11.17 Magic of Music hear demands that $100,000,000|; dent of the machinists, and a 12.00 Weather compensation to be paid their|member of a union delegation in a 12.065 Rhythm Roundup former employers be used to| Ottawa to see cabinet ministers, Ad 12.30 News and Weathe. complete eight CF-105 Arrow in-|said such a proposal is ‘pretty o 12.43 P.E.I. Road Report. terceptors. senseless.”” ; z 12.45 Mostly Music The meeting was called by the} Other developments Tuesday <q 1.00 News Headlines and Wea onal Association of Ma-| included: . a ther (CLO), bargaining agent} Sources at A. V. Roe Canada . 1:02—Mostly Music. for most of the employees of|Limited, parent of the two hb 2.00 School Bdcst Avro Aircraft Limited and|companies, and manufacturing z 2.15 Mostly Music — Orenda Engines Limited who] sources were reported as saying oO 2.30 Back to the Bible were dismissed last Friday when| that for about $100,000,000 | woe ag gg Headlines and Wea = fedetal government cancelled| Arrows called for in neelled : order for the jet plane contract could been ans 3.02 Best On equest Union spokesmen said Tuesday | pleted. neve com-| r 4.00 News and Weather they will demand at the meeting} Premier Frost announced he = /. . Sess = im - meee that the $100,000;000 the federal|jhas called a meeting of manu- ' — ee, . port government must pay companies| facturers’ resentati f a - ee Headlines and Wea- anal ad Se be wsed| consultations with the federal Gu . er cuenets cite lanes In vast |goverament on the fate gf_ihe Th Fri. Sat. SPECIALS at S.A. McDONALD aa Outports ous stages of construction et the Avro plant. " _ urs. ri. a » Fis C lJ News. 610 Interlude ; ? SECOND FLOOR be r f of the oe 2 : : $15. Masie for You ip Top Marks har ts ont aenoee ae ee Dresses up to $10.95 — S 2 98 Girls’ Dresses, regular $6.99 — 5 4 99 ; a : half what his Clearing at s = i © 7.08 Music For You Golden Jubilee | teri 'ana ens sid his ars dane : : - ssetptuade Bi 7.45 Don Messer’s Islanders tas ies ae for $14, less than a third of the ‘ 15 Car Coats — Spring and Fall Styles. Up to Baby’s rubber pants, regular 9c to 8.00 Tonight’s Music 0s have S00 would cost you | $50 other tailors were asking. f $19.98 1 f ial e Cc ake aad ; tailoring specialists to| Tip Tops first 4 ial $1.29 for Specia ; signmer make yak 6 aut? he shop occupied 11 A Specia * : 10.00 News and Weather rich ‘naan very | feet of frontage on Younge Street ) : a: Ladies’ Cotton C Duster ; 10.15 Starlight Serenade dnd as afford could = Toronto. Today, next door to + See our Special Table of Millinery 1 00 i ns <s repe ; ae $ 1 8g 0.30 Vera. Lynn. spectalists. original store is a two-storey y ok : ial ® regular $3. or i . 11.00 Cavalcade of Spoits tc te cece oe ive thie | 22_ToP Shop with a plate glass N ” gk Pe 7 ; re ano specialized tailoring, because of ee , Watch This Space For Our Weekly Specials! : an ‘concei David Dun- \ ‘ ~ CBA FRIDAY kelman founder of Tip Top Tail-| _ Within six months a second , ors Limited, 50 years ago. store opened in Hamilton, and | DAYLIGHT TIME With very little Capital but with| 90" ends of bults were not . - a pioneers courage and confi.| 2°ugh but by then the great vol- < 7:15—Marine Weather and Fill] dence he set out to bring ¢ made-t- Sue cen | BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 5 7:35—A.M. Chronicle. cial reach of everyone. With an| tities and with efficient production| _g Oo. 8:00—CBC News and Weather | unswerving policy to “Give hon-| ' this day has kept the made- WHAT'S EATIN’ YOu, AMOS 2 8:15—Maritime Sportscast est value for the customer’s mon-| *™easure suit available to the HANEN'T YOU EVER SEEN A z 8:20—A. M. Chronicle . The best »| majority. DIAMOND BEFORE Z SEEIN® 4 - ey value you can give. A . a. 8:45—Morning Devotions | Along with Tip Top Tailors guar-| The Company was founded and OF YOUR TALL TALES AgouT AS YOU'RE MY ONLY 9:00—News. : antee of satisfaction is why near-| today still operates, on a three- WITH THE MYTHICAL BROTHER, TL TELL YOu 2 | amp 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. OF YOUR / WHERE I GOT IT L ly 80 per cent of our business are| point Policy , YOUR OIL STOCK /HANE TINA °o 9:55—News. supedt eiatemeere. apis ds EVER MET A MAN NAMED WON NT IN A CRAP s 10:00—National School Broadcast buying materials} 1oXFORD QUICKBUSH~GUTNO,HE ) } GAME! SATISFIED 10:30—A. M. Chronicle By buying out the ends of lines! trom primary sources. 2. Manu-| | WOULDN'T CALL HIMSELF THAT,” (NOW 10:45—Joan Marshall. 6:00—News and Weather facturing the entire garment un- ; Now’, 10:55—For Consumers 6:15—Regional Commentary der one roof, using streamlined 11:00—CBC News Maritime Sportscast acd| production methods. 3. Elimina 11:03—Showcase Musical Interlude im of oud 11:15—Kindergarten of the Air | 6:30 Rawhide at deine ea ee 11:30—Court of Opinion. 6:45 Roving Reporter er ace ap eect puncte. \ 6:55—Byline . : aritime Farm B'cast. 7:00—Music in E 1:11—News 7:45—Supper ‘ ‘ y{1:15—The Archers. > n+ cor Sin oe is “Teen | - LONDON (Reuters)—The final z ‘ 1:30—Operatic Highlights _ | 8:00—Chansonettes. death toll in the crash of @ Turk- < Ee-5.0. ‘ime Signal « ‘bet 8: ny Preview. ish airliner Feb. 17 was set Wed ot :00—A + School Broadcast| g: Coneért. nesday at 14 after a check of = 2:15—The Happy Gang 9:00—Curiouts:-Canadiana. al 2:45—Woman Jn My House | | 9:30— Now I Ask You cee ee :00—C News -110:00—Songs of my People were Persons aboard—not inee 10:30—Concert 1 as originally thought. The plane 4:00—Tune Types 11:00—National News. R was catrying Turkish Premier 4:3—Ottawa Concert 11:30—Canada in the’ n|Adnan Menderes to London for 5:01—Maritime Fish Broadcast | 12:00—Here’s The Weather dud | talks on Cyprus Menderes suf-