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1:30 p.m.-—Atternoon Musicele S ISSIAG dWad Bis gm Newser Sched! By JAMES NELSON limestone walls of the Partia-

2:00 p.m Cher Helene 2:30 p.m.~Dickie Henderson Show OTTAWA (CP) — A large, |ment 3:00 p.m. The Verdict Is Yours framed oil portrait of R. B. It is the only gap in Parlia-

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bm . — = oe s Bennett, Canada’s Conservative ment’s gallery of portraits of

id em:~Tan Sean Motes minister in 1930-35, ap- former prime ministers.

4:30 p.m. Friendly Giant parently has gone astray some- The portrait, believed the only

4:45 p.m. -Sing fina Around where between Prime Minister one for which the late Viscount 3 | Diefenbaker’s office and the Bennett posed, was a gift to

5:01 o.m.—Rarzie Dazzle

Parliament by the University of

. Rob ® $:30 p.m - Rob Roy, LOCATED IN STAFFORDSHIRE,

6:25 p.m. —Sports Weekly’ 6:45 p.m.—CFCY TV News 700 o.m —Gazerte 7:30 p.m. —Sgt. Bilko 8:00 p.m.—Zane Grey Theatre €:30 p.m.—Don Messer 9:00 p.m.—Danny Thomas 9:30 p.m.—live a Borrowed Life | 10:00 p.m. -Bob Cumminos Show j 10:30 p.m.—Camera Canada

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_Mrs. Ethe] Campbell, has re-_

turned to her home from Prince County Hospital, where she has been a patient for the past two weeks.

Mrs. LeRoy Campbell, Irish- town, is. a patient in Prince County Hospital.

Mr. Alphonso. Connell, is a patient in Prince County Hos- pital.

Little Deborah Douglas, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas , Norboro has returned to her home after having a tonsil operation in Prince County Hospital

Mr. Preston Pickering, Sea View. was a visitor tu Kensing- ton on Thursday.

friend of the former prime min- The fact that there was no Bennett portrait hung in the Parliamént Buildings was raised |

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two years ago by Senator Jean- Francois Pouliot (L — Quebec), one of Mr. Bennett's strongest critics during the senator’s days in the House of Commons. MADE ARRANGEMENTS

Senator G. P. Burchill (L— New Brunswick) told the Senate last year he had been in cor- respondence with Lord Beaver- brook and the gift of the portrait , had been arranged.

The University of New Bruns- wick shipped the portrait to Ot-

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tawa. But where it is now, no one seems to know. the chief |

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? ing is recovering from an a- CKCW-TV ana in the Srtaes unde er produced no result. Both Lt.-Col. AOROSS DOWN 21. Sprinkle BATT ESNGER 9:30 a.m.—Station Sign On pital on Monday. David Currie, VC, sergiamt, a 1. Joke 1 Bringer. of rain * See tS :30 a. a Str. and Dire. Glole Savater arms of the Commons, and Maj. 5. To boast of ill-luck § 23. Mas- CAMMEAIEIT LIE IIC News, i . - C. R. Lamoureux. gentleman 9. Maxim 2. Boys’ urium TIBISIEIN Wa45 a.m.—Morning Devotions left by car on Friday for their h f the Black Rod the Or) INIA Seal Secred Heart ome te Mathes, Outeiin, after |wntt. “oat ‘cums aie a i (sym) Ete ey . > 10:00 a.m.—Romper Room spending the past two weeks |ords nor the recollections of the| 13 Mechanised caribou scribes SEIU ' —— sean — To England -| with relatives in this vicinity. \staffs included receipt of the armored? 4. Toward vividly ee : . 130 a.m.—Program Resume Miss Joyce Harrington has | portrait, force 5. Indiffere 25. Loosens, EASLRMRITA e Before Such Offer ; am yoni ecintcle —- returned to her home in Spring) The National Gallery, to which | .14. Fodder 6. Flowed - asa fiag ee fg tte pe +3 4 N ver an ! ‘ ‘ é 100 Oe daa Ple on ports Valley after being a patient in the portrait might have been | boxes 7. Cutting 26. Sun god , tet : : a | :00 p.m. md robo e | Pee Come Hospital for ae | ieee, - SS had 3 af record ‘. 16. Auditory at 2 27. Hastens Seterday’s Anewer a ; 7 : * The | past two weeks. receiving it and,: , it organ Onewho 32. Compeilea 7 fs re = an tale te | Mrs. Roy Waite, Sherbrooke |no portait of Viscount Bennett, 17. Mxcla- gleans togoalong 37. A hoop > Ow would YOU like YOUR : oa ryt allay ved was a recent visitor -to Kensing-|in its collection. i. ome een 33. Sultan's. . « orring me erm — an ; ton. . tended collog.) - decree $9. Hideous , : ze * Be Oe sn | ME, Rewwall Crsg steed wo MECALL SENG TT | ter RE-DECOR ? ee | Crocker Charlottetown on Monday after | J ection again this week in the | oe Cee © @ Watch The 4:30 p.m.—Friendly Giant | spending the weekend with his Yorer "House, suggesting that | 1. Thus ( 7 4:45 p.m.—Sing Ring Around wife and family at Malpeque. | perhaps an investigation ‘should | 2. a" x 8 pee ; A 6:01 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle | Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Ber- | he launched ome the express 34. Wountod > , + ee ' eo “at ) 5:30 p.m.—Rob Roy nard, Belle Rica, Boston, Mass., | companies in-service <j. un $ a or a ; 6:00 p.m. Supper Club | arrived by car on Wednesday! ‘The prime minister's office order : A Ory Cor acne eee evening and are guests of Mr. confirmed that Mr. Diefenbaker| 28. White ant nite a 235 p.m.—Television Weather and Mrs. Elmer Bernard and had written an acknowledgement 29. A fairy 6:50 p.m.—Television Sports Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Donald. of the gift, and some staff mem- | fort (Ir.) 7:00 p.m.—The Pioneers Mr. Harry Wall, St. John, | bers lled seeing the portrai 20. Whether 7:30 p.m.—Real McCoys J is visiti i “iio ~ — = p- e a paey N.B. is visiting his parents Mr. _ Senator Pouliot hoped his ques- 31. Among os 0 re satis | and Mrs. Everett Wall of In- tion in the Senate Wednesday Friends, oa ei = al | dian ‘River would start wheels turning to | address. 020 Sc moles a Borrowed tite | 5 le —o —_ . re- find the portrait. 88. Cyprincid . urn o his me pring | loan pm-—Aeb Comin Sow aly. afer elnt a patient fr dell Croxiar. The tat to the gg ty 11:30 p.m.—Recital three weeks in Prince County| clergy was proposed by Miss | - 12:00 pm.—CBC TV News Hospital. Norma Craig and responded to os noeeadis 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carr,| by Rev. R.E, Johnston. The| 49 worest 12:20 e.m.—CKCW TV News | Central Lot 16 were recent | toast to the leaders of the CGIT| 42 gtrong 12:30 a.m.—Sign Off visitors to Malpeque, the guests | and Explorers groups was pro- current of Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Clark. | posed by Miss Linda Carruth- of air CFCY RADIO Mrs. Daniel Noonan, Indian! ers and responded to by Mrs.| 43. Cut iia River, is a. patient in Prince Gerald Lockhart. The toast to 44. Plymouth County Hospital. the leaders of the various or- Colony 6:28—Sign On On Tuesday evening the CGIT | ganizations was proposed by settler 6:30—News & Weather and Explorer group held their | Miss Florence Cousins and res-| 45. A sledge 6:35—Country & Western Roundup, annual banquet in Malpeque ponded to by Mrs. Wyman| 46. Stains > 2-19 7:00—Hebréew Christian Hour | hall. A large number attended | Clark. The toast to the CGIT 7:15—Country & Western Roundup | the delicious supper prepared by -and Explorers was proposed by | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work itg 7:31—News and Weather the mothers of the girls. The | Mrs. Gerald Lockhart and was | AXYDLBAAXRE 7:35—Farm Report | toast mistress was Miss Nancy responded to by Miss Judy | is LONGFELLOW ae & Western Roundup Mills. The toast to the Queen | Clark. A social hour followed and One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used’ een ° /was proposed by Miss Evelyn all enjoyed a sing-song with for the three L’s, X for the two 0's, etc. Single letters, apos- + oe 8 tise Santen Bryenton, after which all Joined Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. as lead- =~ trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints, oo | in singing “The Queen.” The | ers. Each day the code letters are different. mee — | toast to the mothers was pre- Mr. Scott Moase, Kensington, | A pone N te Govetens | posed by Miss Wanda Crozier|is a patient in Prince County Oryptegram Quotation ; co roe ing Moods _ | and responded to by Mrs. Wen-' Hospital. c.V. AYDYQ CJIRB JD AYDRBH HYJC. 9.25—Matinee with Austin Willis —~OCRURCWDT

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