ry i

j

i

;

5

’

: ° af un : A : 4 yp | :

Charlottetown, Wed. Ang. 24, 1966. 18) a “i

"sew é ae oe 3 d = . : : . ‘ 8 pean @ ’ . z ; ES er ‘ oy i ae eS ee La | ROW IS ALL EXCITED BECAUSE HE JUsT saw) [ae /.AND HE COULDNT STAND THE TUoUc¥ oF} of ' to a ainst’) South Africa to Canada will open in’ Calgary a ASORTA !ONG BAIRRON LITTLE (——) ¢ ANVONE MISTAKING LIS GON —_f i ; “ : everco apartheid next month, followed by another: : etree HEAD... pte ee — 3 Oak CR fp OM = 5 . . : " ] ~~ 2 7 : . ise a: t 2 * z i °

The. visit of Senator Robert | in Winnipeg later in the fall. Kennedy aroused the-ire of the. “We expect ‘them to be as,

iL ; s : government and its followers. popular here As they are in the 2 ; >. i —~ ; The fact that the New York.) Kast, says F. L- Spencer, Im- > 0 e | 1 iN d jdemocrat came at the invitation | perial Oil field representative in Zz

‘ jor the multi-racial National Un- | Winnipeg. He ‘said the first one oO

ion of South Africa Students in- , was opened in Toronto ieee ae furiated government circles. years ago and three: more have The government banned. all been added in Ontaria and Que

By VERGIL BERGER the acelied cultural revolution tions from Mao Tse-titngs writ- PEKENG (Reuters) — Crowds sweeping China, the teen-agers ings in unison .at the tops : f : of cee virtually took con- told shopkeepers to stop selling their voices as ‘their leaders rseiee eens from enteting Whe ow Ba sarin trol of. Pekings shopping streets sucit items as curios and cos- demolished neon or wooden the country until, the senator Te ee ca ou et aan Sunday, ordering shopkeepers, metics and clothes cut in west- signboards of shops with,,- old- left. _It_ snubbed Kennedy when Will have ee — ave ut restaurant managers and hair- ern Styles. : fashioned or traditional ‘names {he arrived, refusing. his re- cot more. t an FOO seat dressers to rid themselves of |’ Hairdressers were told to stop The shops were given new, rev jpeated requests to meet, govern-’:Provide a series of. 200 tests by |

ve way immediately giving ‘‘Hong Kong olutionary na.oes such as East ment, leaders. Deputy Govern- electronic. equipment to check eae cies development ia trims.” — . me Wind Store: and Workers-Peas- |ment “Minister Blaar -Coetzee out the cars condition from /_.| Restaurants were told to.serve | ants-Soldiers department store, \called himya “‘little snip.” bumper to bumper. — cheaper, simpler meals, suitable! Most antique shops, second-|~ eee About 50 persons will je em & N THE AIR for workers and farmers. hand bookstores ‘and. foreign- A ° ployed in the centre but not all @) _ In some cases, management language bookstores were | uto rvice | pee me inespeneal ar ays Q@ . ; and staff were’ threatened. closed Sunday, but some were ; Mr. spencer, e operation will | me ee ies ae The teen-agers, organized as expected to reopen soon. | Has New Slant jinalade a ‘sales rgom and gaso-. wn so ite poeuing' /and the Red Guards of' the cultural The teen agers renamed many | IDG GAROS ore hee eae _ Re qnatee. 27 0 0 revolution, were clearly a.ting of the capitals best k n o w w|.. WINNIPEG (CP)\—The pliers- : ee | sppear as presented to us by |i), the approval of govern- streets, painting new names and - screwdriver mechanic. CHOOSE TORONTO “ the stations concerned ; ment authorities. over old on. street signs. | wont have a fender to lean on!

es

—————"__The-RedGuards, who earlier The east-west boulevard, bj- if a new concept«of ‘electronic |. ACen oer (AP ml

WEDNESDAY PROGRAM! during the weekend tore down secting the city and running | diagnosis catches fire withthe The inte h ART en ree . or ; neon signs outside scores of Pe-. through Heavenly Peace’square, -driving public. ? Fire Fighters (AFL-C Fri-

CFCY-TYV kings large shops and renamed had, its name changed from! The first of the new automo- day chose Toronto for its 1968 pu | some of the capitals avenues, Long Peace to East Is Red. | tive service centres in Western convention, ;

Muvcue | Sunday gave TAAAARCR ES ne INSULT sera = As BU a |

ts jell. he Truth limits renging from 48° hours road leading to the im- ys

Ronnie Prudden one week to rid their establish’ posing, White-domed Soviet Em- RIPLEY s BELIEVE IT OR NOT

Nolesiones of the “'ments of “bourgeois’’ tenden- bassy, formerly called Street of | ‘

Century i cies Growing Prestige, was redubbed ‘ T 4.90 p.m.— Wacatiaitime |..They made their demands Street of Struggle Against Revis- | a of i 5.00 p.m.—Summer Camp —. | public in big colored posters on vionism. | FGoAc# § 30 ¢.m.—Atom Ant walls and windows of the: shops Seores of colored banners i A CASE | 6.00 p.m. TRA and _restauramts. ;All Peking have been put up. along the ao MADE OF CA < 6) 5p. Live. Longer | shops and-restaurants are state- street bearing such slogans as RENKE aoc ey on m 630 4 Gazerie how ned “Prestige for whom? ‘Not for priigll Bee Sora HOTEP of Faypt za *7.00 p.m.—CFCY FV News * | This is the latest. development Soviet revisionists.” ‘Switzerland; 4200 YEARS Aco | Em oii Beslival in a political and cultural up- The. former Legation Street | AN BE FOUND NOWHERE IT WAS Fowp = ™& 7.30 p.m.—Walt Disney Presents’ | heaval that has been in pro-, where foreign embassies were ELSE IN THE WORLD “INTACT. IN: THE 870 p.m.—Bewitched | gress now for three months. It besieged during the Boxer rising | “g2,. i= ‘QUEEN'S CRYPT 9.00 p.m.—' Micke, Finn's jinvelves a larger part of the in 1900 has been named Anti- | AND CONTAINED 19.30 p.m.—Home Movies -The Great public here than previous sack- Imperialist Struggle. street, | COSMETIC JARS

anadion Film Capers ings of senior-Communisty party) In Liulichang, a narrow, pie: | 9 Sid Kats eoieas Nt THAT STULL |

CKCW-TV

nston won seco | Officials In South Africa

TC p.m-=btuncheon Date

11.30 p.m.—Eght Stores. From officials’ and intellectuals. ~|turesque lane in the southern i = MAINTAINED THEIR : ; Quebec : _| The weekend demonstrations | part of the city, which for years | 12:00 p.m.—CAC Neva -'| were apparently following liter->has been. the centre of north | #. ot ry = P i: 12.13 e.nv.—Local Weathe? and Sports | ally the advice of editorials and Chinas antique and curio trade, | .# BUT YOU HARDLY i BUT, DADZ MY DATE eee |manifestos to sweep away all green posters proclaimed~‘‘we|, <<. TOUCHED YOuR i BORROWED THE BATTERY ee ante ; traditional things. - give a” final’ warning to_ bour- BREAKFAST— f ; OUT oF IT 4215 a.m.--Sign Off |The teen-agers read quota- geois elements in hte street-"’ 5 Pal oe : re oo it : 4

1.30 oom Playbi! ee rg o Fe “Samo us | Pour Abuse On United States 299 pim.—to Tell the ruth : - = aeR, * 3.20 .—Bononie Prodden . ao ; ey ~~ - ry ts canaasones at JOHANNESBURG (AP) — In ‘the two countries officially are. a - Canny ue African - government cir- friendly, even. Premier Hendrik | ; bos - = Be 400. pim.Vecation Time”! icles these. days, pouring abuse |Verwoerd has taken part _in | : E ee hoes pa V ~ © 00: p.m:—Summer Cam on U.S. institutions or the Amer- jcriticism extending over sev- | oF Ts 50° p.m.—Secret Squirrel jican, way of life seems to be the eral months. oe | 650 p.m.—The Flintstones thing to do. ae Some-of..the attacks, including | é i: cls 6:30 o.m.—tTY Le ‘i fe Although. . relations — between jverwoerd's, were in retaliation RAN 50 MILES. IN 9% HOURS WEARING WOODEN Be ; cr pane ee 3 9) : to interference in South: Africa's WEIGHING 3% POUNDS - AND CARRYING 20 ace oa MS @:50_-p Or LT Sport Seis ai jdomestic affairs, as officials’ 8ACK FOR THE FINALS MILES em ~ 7.20 p.m.—Man, From U.N CLE 8.55 —Weather there anw it 4 é : . , = "8.20 p_m.—Big Valley - ie 38 9.19—Co nentar + : . | om ie Sanat eee’ | ; . She "arta, Fan's ¢ { 91S knighian si dS | Others -accused: Americans or | : Sop 14 A e639 p.m.—Bob: Hone Theatre | 9.21—A.tA> Chronicle |American~ organizations of try- |- ‘ rae ) | x * 30.30 p.m.—dome Movier—"Great (10.45 —Inter'de ef Musle jing.-to inject. liberalism tnto W | wat) Gan. Movie Caper” | 11.60--CBC News South Africa where a Conserva- / DAILY CROSS ORD ; AB po 5 ©4130 p.m—-Figh? Storiea. From j 11.05—Morn ng Comeatator ~ tive government enforces apar- } : acncee “4, Narrow 25, Lofty Ao - Quebec =: 11.15—For Consumers itheid: (race segregation). | geen oh “ pie moune - aa z dP wn CAC-TV New { 11.20--Pecord Album = { porns rit - Grumble 5. Brilliance ..— tain — LA) = s © 12 00 p cu NN x 1} a6 tha Kechece }--South Africa s relations with | Ade Hiaces GiGolunbes: 6196 Social WED) oO en oe gi2-ts8 Beate keg |.11.43—On The Sunny. Side the United : States have had | 12, Hunting ium: sym. affair — JUIRTATTIE e 922.20: ale News.) - 01 ig6- Asciciineat = - jtheir rocky moments in the “horn 7 Card game ~ 27. Letter 9 BSE a 12.30 a.m.—Station Sign Off i 12.60-CBC News ypast.A refusal-to let Negro air-| 43 standards 8. S-shaped 29. Newt —_ m- ‘ — CFCY RADIO ai 12.93—Jamboree Jun-tion jmen land at Sonth African. air- of per- molding 31: Diving “{0 INJOFRIA] | si = . : ~ 12.20--Mariiime Farm B’Cast jPorts caused the US.- govern- fection “9 Wings bird-— oO a - WEDNESDAY ‘| 1,00-—SBC News and Weather - {ment to cancel a_visit by its} 15. Nasty_ 10, Lear's > . 34. Affected Asics | Pre ; ey = = Ree sigs at : | 1.15 —Swing Easy — aircraft carrier Independence. | 46, Petty = faithtn man- pw HOW YO_YOU LIKE IT 1S THEMOST GORGEOUS-|— See ee oe 1:45. -The Qpen Road Show | Verwoerd warned ‘that Ne-| _ quarrel follower ners Yesterday's Answer | He ‘i ee a ¢ BIT OF MILLINERY IN Bxis- | | eT Gee Sh aap pes a igroes could not be -sent to| 17. Exclamas 14. Pellets — 36. A suiting = MYNEW-HAT-# oe 4 TENCE 1118 EXTREMELY : WANT “TO. De VA : =m cas honing RoMdiD. | 290—€ Sc_News 4 ‘American space - tracking sta- tion of lead; , ‘fabric , 42, Heathen i . Seveee” > BECOMING AND-YOU LOOK GET RID OF HER, T 4 55_News and Weather | 2:03 The Open Road Show tions in South Africa. And|. 18.Assemble 19. Place 37, Sleeveless pepe : 4 BEAUTIFUL ; eS Pale ; 2.45—The Feminine Touch : : : 19, Yarn 20. Nonsense! wraps 43. Bird's home ‘ . ae 7.00—Hebrew Christian Heur 2.00—CBC N ; there was the accusation a year ; ; WEARING IT. yaa phe: ss [ea ews Ne lag | 21, Large 21. Forbid 38. Moistens 44, Color / " 7.30—News and. Weather @03=-Conversation Pant 1 ago that four members of the | bundl : t Ori 47 Man’ . 7.25—Farm Repart 1':4:90--Coav par U.S. embassy were active in ee 22. First-rate 39. Oriental Si) Mans 3.30—Conversetion Pan 2 j me 24. Toward Cc ith ame ~ 7 41—Morning Roundup | 4.00—CBC: News {left-wing polities | secunmet Cadet (Me Ms Ahead = 7 45—Island Wr. end Mer. Temp. 4:03—Canatisd Roundup The commotion over these tm | 59° na ey : aie pau » 7.46—Morning Roundup | rai ; cidents slowly subsided. “Y * 7 36—Soorts Capsule and Saban) 4.10 Minsi¢ In The Air. ane 30. etter 213 |¢ Ort 9 ™ 8 00—News 4.39—Assignment ATTACKS RENEWED 32. Normal; = #.55—Weather So dS Mosca The Ale |Then_came.:the_burst_of_fresh.| 4 SPOT = 8 16—Morning Roundup | 5.00—CBC News attacks. First there was the Towa rea” ~_§ 45—Weather ; iad 5.03—Mariiime Fish B’Cast langry Criticism of a US. ae oy a dot ~ 8 50—Atlantic News Roundup | 5.23—CBC Notebook ~~ | House of -Representativessub- 38°Ford : : 8.58—Thought For Today j 5.35—Assignment : leommitive for examining apar-| 4," Radium: Agate — News— Pere nee {Cont'd theid and American relations ae 10—Notes and Music | 6.90—CRC News |with South Africa in the li ees {9 00—News and Weather < | 6.15-——On Parliament Hill By it een Attica: cht 42, oe wa 10. 05—Notes and Music | 6.20--Today’s Editoria! been ee ; ‘ ending . 10 25—Sunlight Eye | 6 25—Business Barometer in vedaurt ty ee Pied 45. Arabian oO ~10.30—Preview Commentary } 6.30—Iniand-Weather j2 ac on . * assis a chieftain : == wee 10.55—Lucky 7 Contest | 6.33-Musie $e eae oreiry for Aiea a a ee fad eae 11.00—News and Weather | 7:00—CRC News jfairs, G. Mennen Williams, an builder my ’ ; ri dk—Nowe ood Mink | 7.03—Music In The Evening jold foe of apartheid who testl-| 4g. Spanish — . oe Sh tsar | Z33-2Re mater ehomter k. |Oeybelorg the subeommitce. |) dame > “11.5 d Musi | 8 90—CBC Nev | ve . 4 pee peerage a ¢ Ot bihcan Guaica: ithat Williams said official U.S. asifeaten |>° \@ “42 G0—Weather | 9.00—fAid Week Theatre , [Policy was to bring the South | 51. Gloss mm - #12.05—Town and Country. Time | 19.00—CBC Nat'l News _.\ jAfrican ractalist govern-| 52. Briny za "12.30—News: and Weather | 10.15—Today’s Editorial and Speak- Ment ‘‘to’ ‘its knees’ and de- wend] 412:43—P.E.1. Road Report | ing Personally jclared it'was time Williams was DOWN < #12.45—Town and Country Time 10.20—Distioquished Artists ~ jfired. He has since resigned to 1. Mix 1 Ps 1!00—News and Weather ; 11.63—The Musi: Cf Handel jre-enter Michigan politics. ~ 2. Fuss . ; : © 1.95—Town and Country Time. 12.00--CBC News | The premier said the subcom- | 3. Afresh 8.24 * 1.15—Gordie. Tapp Show 5; 12,02 —Soorts Scores and Inland Ma Mittee’s apartheid. study - ’ e ——}-45—Tewn_and_County Times rine Weather tt Ptmight-mean=-American)-inter-. 4..DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE aieremee a = = -

2.00-—News and Weather 1'12.18—Musie“in the Night vention and decisions as to how | ——_4* $95.3 sr 8 THE-LONE- RANGER RIDES-OFF, 1

~ 2.05—Mostly Music ‘ fs LONGFELLOW. = A SEGMINGLY INNOCENT BUSH — ye eye oe ro ae na eo Aad ae pee ete een ene ~ - _. One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used oF SUR ee ce OLLOns HIMe iy eo =Aasignmert, i - for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- Lee : 2 35 ey se i CO NTRACT BRI DG FE trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints, La = ¥ . ey Headlines and Weather t Each day the code letters are different. Fr ye oO re Ba": Trare-Conadle Matinee CRC By B. JAY BECKER ay A. Cryptogram Quotation z » rop Caravan he ORIG rd “WORtNee jad DNLWF WH CWFDCK FDC LCHF (gg 4 “anadian Roundup—CBC : | . ie Dd tL Bs ee P cout ae. . site |appeared to others in tne club XI HCKSNAFH x K FDC PXKHF e 5 00—News and Weather Both sides vulnerable. 'so far removed from reality that 4 05 <The ye ‘ : | NORTH lshe was able to establish firmly|. XI TNHFCKH.—CTTXAH '@ : fa Wee land quickly h tation as | . © 5 25—Marine Weather as he lukts ya ter eee Yesterday's Oryptoquote: GUILTINESS WILL SPEAK a . §.28—The Outports 9 10532 Seren. senices Pearer: THOUGH TONGUES WERE OUT OF USE.—-SHAKESPEARB 5. 45—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard ; @AQI10 Naturally, Sylvia's perplexing 16 18ee; King Features Syaticala, tec.) ® §.50—The Outp-rts 9854 ipyrotechnics produced weird re- : ¥ roe 4 CO. Raws ‘and: Weather WEST FAST jsults in some hands, but not all ; i WELL, I AIN'T WISHT I I STILL AIN'T DECIDED ~ § 6.10—Tonight’s Music | @6542 5. AQT of these reacted to her disad-|' ; { JET ANDER RAD ORIH LEE eine cued TE Carre tn con = * 6.70—Business Barometer—CBC 96 @so4 . vantage. Occasionally she would | F K, . ; ; 6 35—Tonight’s Music | @K863 @9742 score an unexpected triumph by (OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE | ee NED, STOKE?! era LE ae Tan, a — 7 09-Back to the Biple &3I762 $Q10? j her methods, and it- was this; if : Oo a i wore oure mee * 7 29-News and Weather | ae sOUTH {occasional triumph which in| He's LOOKED De THE PAINTING = DERSON hg ° CT ; es | *-7-t5—Proqram t-hedule | @KI1093 ‘time made her the most. talked | ; SAVIN. THE. BOOK BY. NOW_AND = | 7 45—Tonight’s. Music ol @AKQ87 ‘about member of: the club. | | JAKE 1$ $0 SUSPICIOUS TLL HAVE)) Cn in iris SUPPOSED 70 BE "7 CASTING THEIR = 2 m 8.52. News Heaglines and Weather| - o5 | One day she was playing im) | © APPROACH:HIM CAREFULLY! WORTH ¥250/T'LL oraRT 4 BALLOTS IN / > na L 29 80 Midweek Theatre—CBC SAK —. . |thé expert game and had the | .|SERHAPS I SHOULD OFFER HIM }) ape rtueN TILL YELP LIKE > 310.00=CBC Nétonat News, On Paes) last hand. South was in. six #15 AND THEN GO GRUDGINGLY ff oc YANN OUT. ° Hill and Speaking Personally) The bidding: lhearis and West led a trump. | wa ney eee FINGERNAIL EAC TIME THE a a CEC | South West North Fast Sylvia covered the ten with the | a TRY Fe me ce PRICE DROPS! THiS. 1s ANE Cn Qo 40 30—Starlight Serenade ~ ' 2@ Pass 2NT Pass jack and declarer téoktheace | OUTISMARTING ME => UNTIL GONNA. BE FUN! x V1 00-News and Regional Weather) gq Pass 4@ Pass jack and declarer took the ace) i> 11 05—Starlight | Serenade / 49 Pass 59 Pass and played a.low spade to the! 20-News and Weather oe eit. | ‘ Se Giorlight Serene z , There was no use ever asking | Of course, most players with | : ti se \Sylvia's hand would have taken | 00—CBC News, Weather and yivia_why she had made a cer- |Sy!via‘s but 15—News .and Music -CBC lain bid, or why she had made he a with he dane Win WHAT'S IN A NAME? | WANT ' a certain play, even though the jbeing Sylvia, she too ae * —JUST MY PANTS PRESSED. =. CBA bid or play might be the kind ee ace. Sylvia then led back a AMM utlonists SCN JM FININGTO— . Saas 3 ithat would cause most plavers |{rump. t re rTM ; es re : WEDNESDAY to begin to question their own Apparently South was de- | ‘ See ie s Ths Meni Ghac-Ran 4c sonily jeeived by’ Sylvia's play of the | eee hae tat Apustanesiantin S¢lvia has her own ‘deasgsiace because he proceeded to} FEET ALL DAY.? b-tac a about how to play the gerne, idraw the last trump, cash the|

and anyone who attempted to (king of spades, and then lead | question her at length along ra- |the jack of spades. ~

tional. lines would inevitably; When West followed _ low, -iwind up that. much closer to the South confidently discarded a}

YINSV U.1

“Dit Up - Your: Hearts

—Ptusie , booby hatch elub from dummy,. feeling cer-

“it Happen Her thoughts at the bridve-tain that Sylvia did not have)

moldusie nae tented : table followed what seemed tothe queen. He then went into a ee teat : BC Newa her’ to be logical lines, vet, al state of shock when Sylvia took | : ( Mon

“Redginnsi Wy ~ the same time, these thoughts the queen and wrote down 100| ses

Maritime Sporiscast _> -appeared te others inthe club points om the score. ‘