Sales Of Color TV Sets Ahead Of Color Programs

TORONTO. (CP)

fo: in any th

sellin, color television sets ing out of stores as quickly as ‘aneda appear brighter than they cen be shipped. hues that will

p

Prospects

appear on icture tube.

outlets say, color sets are mov- demand will make some price reduction possible. Right mow RCA Victor Co. At least one manufacturer, Ltd. is the only producer in .Zenith Radio. Corp. of Canada Canada, although Dominion

\Ithough Canadian TV net-|Ltd., is reported to have started Electrohome Co. Ltd of Kitch-

works won't be getting into/allocating sets to dealers ener is on the ver

; : . s ge of enterin color (cone sions until 1967,' One large Toronto ‘outlet says the field with its own Gastar increasing use of color by sales this vear will equal those Others are expected to follow. United States channels picked of the last three years com-| In announcing that Electro-

in populous border cities is}bined—if it can get the sets.

oifering a chance for the indus-|

trv to jump ahead, officials pre- a

dict

in fact some say, supply may slightly more than double that not be able to keep up with de- of a big black and white set Toronto district

mand for a while.

The have a long way to go. There| DON’T LIKE PRICE

industry admits sales

are only about 8,500 color sets

in Canada now, compared with price of color yet, so they're

home wa developing a color Another, although forecasting set, President Carl Pollock said %0-per-cent sales increase the growth potential in the field next year, says the cost — is spectacular.

Lloyd Booth, RCA _ Victor's manager and! _Canadian color co - ordinator, has said that if enough sets rh ; could be supplied *‘'1966 model. Many people don’t like the sales would double predictions.”

still is too high.

almost 5,000,000 black-and-white! buying black: -and white port- nadian supplies has been the - units >

Next

year, however, officials

are forecasting sales -of 8,500)

and 17,000 in 1967. There will|then we're into mass selling.” | i esate calor els enough tubes, supplies have

he

in Cana-|

dian homes by 1970, one offt- cial says hopefully.

ables,waiting. for the cost of/huge demand in the U.S. with! color consoles to come down. | | American- manufacturers unable} If we can get a $495 leader, in some cases to turn out

Manufacturers say the larger been shipped south from Cana-

production runs needed .to_meet!dian_plants.

Another limiting factor in Ca-| might be the answer to regional | With any political party

78 days.

: _ Guardian, Charlottetown, wed. Sept. 1. 1385. 9) eT ‘Planners Of Atlantic Union

Should Note CLC Method

MONCTON (CP) President| he said, the matter of (:antic Claude Jodoin of the Canadian union is “up to the people them. Labor Congress said here selves to decide. people of the Atlantic region ta may take a lesson from tne CALLS -FOR wei ARE CLC when considering the gE gen ig saions posed political union of the re- er the years sheed—ties-1h The

gion. i realm of social legislation. He Mr. Jodoin, here to address) aed government action for a

the.New Brunswick Labor Fed-| eration’s annual convention, told are a-press conference that the Ca-| : : nadian Labor Congress has di-; The labor leader called for vided Canada into five regions, Collective bargaining rights'-for one of which is the Atlantie|‘ivil servants, Including the provinces. . |right to strike.

He said’that if this is a prac- He said it a _ i tical resolution of geographic | dividual union ot ated with the | problems~-for~a-national- organ-|Cl<—to--delermine whether —it

ization the size of the CLC, it|Wishes to become ascociated ut, he

national medical and health pro-

Liti j , sald, the “CLG reserves. - the. eee, paca right to criticize any Political! England, in the Tinkerbelle in/PATtY. sa

SIX DIE HOURLY There is a traffic accident in % sec-

Manry was accompanied by his wife, Virginia; his daughter, | ~ Robin, 14, and son, Douglas,,11., North. America every

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In dollars, this would mean - The return voyage took only 5‘ onds and _—— ” the high: | $13,500,00° by 1967 and $50,000,- | days, s way every minutes } ‘ oo in 1970. . 8. : ——| | ee ee OPENS DOOR Ve vie | | ARGAIN, ae Ge inten has a ita unis ment RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT A OR been sharply critical of the gov- 4 es <5 - A 7_ADENTIC

nment's decision to put off colot TV broadcasting in Can-) ada until 1967, the rapid rise; of the medium in the U.S. has

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Concept Is Attacked

the door for them. a fall NBC will broadcast OVER THE GRAVES IN } ‘This ; 1 GARGANTA LA OLLA per cent of its prime-time SPAIN. OF 7 shows in color: CBS 50 per cent) MONTREAL (CP) — Jean would have to be subjected to STRANGERS SHE Oe ee at and ABC 40 per cent. Such pop-|Pinatel, French criminologist the death sentence," a KILLED BECAUSE 20 YEARS fee ulation centres as Montreal.'who is general secretary of the : gts teh A Hamilton, Toronto, Windsor and| International Society for Crim-. DESCRIBES VIEW che oer - ae ots Vancouver can pick up these! inology, attacked the cencept of By this, he said, he meant Nw aa © ASSUMED BY | : : programs. capital punishment. ‘ that all murderers, even those h ati SUCCESSOR HE'D LOVE ; PLAY eBecause of this, some retail’ My pinatel, speaking at a ps ROW GARDE ATCOM: oF white WHO ALSO i Ld press conference, on the opening|*." 6oCes aia! commuted “tor WHERITED His «631 CAT AND RAT WITH You! 774 day of the international crim- mee ae acre reasons" would GUN, HIS WIVES » 7a ON TH I AlR imoiosicai cotiference here, said|"2¥e ‘© .be executed. AND HIS FAMILY AZ the present concept of » deter- To»get maximum value from | rent value is not “valid. The na weoee cena oe said.) boy - ad igs . criminal Ss in : : : = nee | WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS | 5 anaes a. aa seotral, oni panite, “reinstate the: a af ‘ECY.eTV the thresh of) neteinud : ood, the bare feet, the noose : | 4 FCY:TV [eee of retribution applied 24 ‘ine walk on air.” m abt 3.00 p.m.= Musicale “Te ss ea catialn : “But we can't return to the 3 at 4.30 "p.m.—Moment of Truth etoile Cortes (Reger s | miidaie ages And to tn-! | | ae 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time sort of effect,” ‘he said later in stitute over-all application of |e! - 6.00 o.m.—Mr. Piper an interview, “All murderers death sentences would be a sort 7 y J .| i 5.30 pam.—Two In The Bush So eariaaer ea eee hanes ioe fests e iy | St ry \© 6.00 p.m.-- TBA 10.30—Chamber Music—CBC e reatment criminals TK : 615 p.m.—kive Longer 11.00—News and Regional Weather must be humanized, he said, ys) K a ts I | = é: Micon iasene = |.11.05—Starlight-Serenade— focd._improved...capital_punish-.} = mie ee ST ues ee as 7-00 p.m.—CFCY TV News 11.30—News and Weather =~ ment eliminated “and sentences EMPEROR OF GERMANY, OH DAD/-T = 7.15 p.m.—Calendar ‘65 11.35—Statlight Serenade made less severe. — : STILL IS COVERED RY THE , DAD. -~ THERE ARE 740 p.nv. Bewitched 12.00—CBC News, Weather and However, he said, habitual SAME BEDDING USED. BY THE TWO SAILORS HITCH- 8.00 p.m.—Challenge Golf Sports—CBC criminals and occasional ones MONARCH AT THE TIME -OF HIS \ HIKING! LET'S PICK y = 2.00 p.m.—Winnipeg Variety 1 12.15—News and Music-—CBC can not be treated in the same DEATH 407 YEARS AGO , 9.30 p.m.—Perry Mason . manner. ee ‘ es © Ne eee feet, in 1908. Pet ates met, 4 10.30 p.m.=-Kraft_ Suspense_Theatre = GRA The congress; he—said,—‘‘is- an 130 ip.m.—Generation é WEDNESDAY extremely important event as it - —— = 2 18 —3-96-pn—=—e8C—_News -—+s—heing—held-in—Montreat-at-a _DAIEY- CROSSWORD ee ere 2:13 a.m.—Locel Weather and Sports 6.00—The Morning Show. Part 1 time when the (Canadian) gov- : * Wa Scores 7.00—The Morning Show, Part 1 ~ernments envisage reforms in PUTA a 12.15 p.m.—Sign Off 8.00—CBC News and: Inland Wx. the Criminal Code, and in the - ACROSS 4. Before 21,.Cannon [FiRigis ; te : 1 sy ” 1. Impolite 5. Abuses or 0 CKCW-TV eee bel oa hseapcatineieanegs | 5.Failtohit 6. Simpleton artill Ae NO : 8:22—The Morning -Show Part 2 The congress was opened Mon-! 9. Trend . Seatch 99 : 8g TT TH ; pera ee | B:35—Leave It To Bennet day before more than 1,000 of 40 Notions © areatis oa IIA 1:48 p.m.—-Station Sign | @.00—CBC News the 1,500 delegates from some. teu i & . ? 1 ,. com t AIMEE AIG: 45 p.rg.—Visit_ to England 9.11—C 49 countries by Governor-Gen- oe woe form 215 pane Newss Weather & Sports) sr cmomm er en a se G << V a dM 13, Beleaguer 9. Khonds’ 23. Whether : 2-30-p.m—Peyion—Plece 9.16—A.M. Chronicle era veorges Vanier and Mme. 14,.‘Dream earth 25- Bidi= = 3.00 p.m.—Gale Storm | 10:30—Music On The Move Nanier: : ne Girl” goddess toria’ ce h, SA/NTS PRESERVE Mi, BUT oe & Feoak 11.00—CBC News : playwright 11. His: Fr. “qn? NOW, DON'T YOU WORRY, DAN/ THE HOW COULD / BE TELLING 3.30 p.m.—Moment of Trut re Aa P ‘ : ; HIA LITTLE PEOPLE LED ME 70 GOLD THE BOY THALNO VOICES ‘ 4.00-pum.—Vacation“Time :05—Morn. Commet6is. Power e ° 15. Tends, as 15. Peruvian 28. Play- TWICE BEFORE! THEY ?2L NOT BE LED ME HERE? 4.30 p.m.—Sunthine Semester Mekoe ror: Ronsymners Ro in Wi | afurnace , coin thing Yesterdsy’s Answer p LETTING ME DOWN NOW/ : ) ; “ 5.0) p.m.—Mr. Piper 11.20--Record Album | 16. Gelid 17, Mixes, as 29. Subside : rr < 5.30 p.m.—Two In A Bush 11.30—The Archers e 17. Classify eggs $1. Low joint 34. Russian | ro} Fs 6.00-p.m.—Quick Draw McGraw 1:45— Two For A Quarter eaad- gain 18. Frozen 19, Diminutive--32,Japanese river 6.30 p.m.—News, Weather & Sports 12,00—Jamboree Junction 5 Peogent py. Caretakers measure 35. Excitement | z " 7.00 _—Maverick 12:15—Boy, Meets Girl oS ; 20. Trot S of $3, Law of 37, Hole-in- - £00 _ —Dr eae 32.30—Maritime Farm B8'Cast WINNIPEG (CP)--The Trib* 23. One who buildings Moses one ; Pee { ’ une says Premier Roblin has doesn’ + - | 9.00 p.m.—Swing .Ding | 1.00—CBC News and Weather ul a t ; en parle een Saldana Yeung tole assured the cabinet that he will work i D> 19.40 ‘an Wesley Theatre *1;45—The Open Road Show lead the _ Conservative party in 24, Conscious © Zt ‘ ba 30h p.rh.—Take Thirty 1.59—D.0. Time Signa! Manitoba 8 mext provincial elec- 26. Payment. @ - eae 12.00 p.m.—CBC.TV » News | 2.00—The Open Road Show “tion. . 27. Wait upon R aa 12.15 a.m.—Viewpoint 2:45—Arthur Philps Speaking The newspaper says the pre-. 29. Shepherd 2c Ie HR Hone Networks Ne wes C BC Newt ane ELS ~declaration.:.ends.... speC-...........- prophet... c eee TG REED OI TransCanada Matinee -ulation==that=-he--might either 30, Writing : : 15-986 sa Seation Sian OF 4-00—CBC News enter federal politics or retire fluid ~ ' 2 ee 4:03—Canadion Roundup from. public ‘life altogether in - ame q $.00—Mar. Fish B’cast the near future,” 35. Man’s RADIO : ie ce urge ae ee (ee os : . ee : ee ° ; _.. §.20—Tempo. mi SSS TS na cceoan _,. nickname WEDNESDAY CBC Notebook a Hourly #.00-C8C News 78 Days Over; - Br 6.30--News and Weather 6.15—On Parliament Hill py 38. Declaim 4.35—Morning Roundup ; 6.20—Today's Editorial 39, oe 5 . 6.45—Island wr. and Mar. Temp: © 4 95_Inland Weather and Sports ] 5 Ba k 46 46—Morning Roundup esha ust Cc 7: ae 6.55—News and Weather. SW ainda Murer , Gaelic “ 7.00—Hebrew Christian Me: 2 aes ae Ee oe NEW YORK (AP) — Robert 6.35—Music, In The Evening J | | ; 7.30--News and Weather 7.30--Agenda and Centegnial Expo Manry, 47, who sailed the At- DOWN | 7.35—Farm Report, €0—haalgnmant Y lantic eastward in the, smallest 1.Murderof {36 ' 7.35—Farm Report : ti boat to make the crossing, re- a king { 2 8.30—The Sound The Sixties } Ri 7 41—Morning Roundup 9.00—Mid Week Theatre turned Tuesday in one of the 2. Vehicle | | 7 45—Island Wr. and Mar. Temp. 1009 Cac. Net'l News On world’s largest. ships. : \ with one dit s ——Tt6=Morning RouNdUp eee Parliament Hill and Manry brought the 13'-foot’ ‘wheel eet 7.46—Morning aa cuskiaed Speaking Personally Tinkerbelle’’ back with him: 3. Alms 7.56—Sports Capsule and Scoreboar sce j aboard the-Queen-Mary,—which : . 10 30—Couchiching Conference ’ Oa ae > ; ak 1:30 Musical Program docked here this morning. - DAILY vena iia : Papa gd to work it: | ; 11—Weather —¢ The Cleveland newspaper 1] ®.16—Morning Rondo 13. 15-Mung In The Night man. sailed alone ftom Fal fe LONGFELLOW - |__| | WHAT ARE you BOING 7009 = . 4 eikae we ns Sacndup 12.00--CBC News, Weather and mouth, Mass., to Falmouth, One letter simply stands for another. In this‘sample A ia used ! wae TRAIN HIM? HAS : co i steel ha todas for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc,’ Single letters, apos- . 3 : 9 00CBC. National News—C8C s trophies, the length and formation of the words are al) hints f 4 . 2.11—Preview Commentary—C8C CO NTRA T B | . Each day the code letters are different. é ~ a 9.16—Notes and Music : k to | 10 90-News*and Weather ‘sy B. JAY BECKER : : aes See oe : 19.95-—Notes and Music NY PXS AXU RE JSSp 2s URNMs 0 10.25—Sunlight Eye i ¢ : i ~ 19.30—Notes and Musie South dealer |his: possibilities in’ this deal and FV .XUVIJZBUD JZxJ xX: aA : Ke E “ 11.00—News and Weather - North-South vulnerable. ‘lost the slam asa result. West. ~ WUDMP pes = 11.05—Notes and Music NORTH ‘led the king of spades and con- | TxVU AXU.-—-YXMC IGXBU . | > q 11 30—Montague, Entertains a26 tinued with the ace, declarer | : - cate | | 11. 40—Notes and Music #10872 ruffing the ace with the fivé. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE CREATOR MADF ITALY | a 1) .45=Bulletin Board | ors2 |..South then entered dummy; FROM DESIGNS BY MICHELANGELO.—MARK TWAIN | : . wi wo 11.50—Notes and Music : KQJ3 | with a chib and led the ten of | (© 1965, ‘King Feotures Syndica | - ; 13 26vaues ives Murer | WEaT iat healt East playing the. three. ad aden eat ath me ; 4 —Weather 7 he nine. The fine : PDOGS WITH THOS! i Py AKJ1096 @&752 and South the nine e finesse | | | : ia ee oA Seva succeeded all right, but when OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE HAIRCUTS... + = + . | 12.45—Town and Country Time o73 @ 1065 |South repeated the finesse, he 1.00— ther 107542 m6 |had to win the heart in his own : = ee oes Oe er hand, since his trump holding at : WELL, STOP THINKIN: AN 1.05—Town and Country Time, +2 : | Ts0ve!-~ SOLVENCY 16 JUST AROUND START WRITIN, M4308! IT'S

this point consisted of the A-Q-J. |

There was no way of return-| ing to dummy to take still anoth- er‘ trump finesse, and the result |

| SOUTH

VERSES FROMYOU OR VERSUS FeON THE TAX PEOPLE /

1.15—Tommy. Hunter Show—CBC 1.45—Town and Country Time 2.00—News and Weather 2.05—Mostly Music

THE CORNER! A MODEST OUTLAY WILL SUFFICE FOR THE PAPER, PENS, COLORED INKS<+ AND I SHALL PREPARE THE GREETING

JOS

3 @AQ @AKQIS HAS

WaLaINS 3 SOONW

3.00—News Headlines and Weather : : was that South lost a trump! The bidd : CARD VERSES! LU LY MY 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee—CBC , _, : a trick and went down one. SA pee <Rleinie re PR 3.30—Tops In Pops |_ South Weet North Fast d he looked f | sus pea mn oct dnote 2 ‘e359 Seen Ha 1e looke ar enough; [Parco mE FOR T SUCK 2s ae dl oe ahead in planning the play,| | AN OCCASION! 03~Canadian Roundup— - - South would have made the con-|

Opening lead—king of spades. Many contracts fail. because declarer lacks sufficient com-

4.1\0—Tops In Pops 5.00—News and Weather 5.95--The Outports 5.25—Marine Weather 5.28—The Outports 6.00—News and Weather 6.15—On Parliament Hill—CBC

tract” He should have ruffed the | second spade lead with.the jack, | . not the five. He could easily oe eee ens have spared the jack, ‘since his | shortage of entries may prevent |e ose imgluded

: blishi or : 6.20—Today’s Editorial—CBC Cet ea Had he ruffed with the jack, he

6.25— ; cashing certain tricks in one §30-Seaee aaeaae CBC hand or the other, or else may would have been able to trap

* 6.35—Tonight’s Music ‘prevent him from taking -one or East’s -king and thus make

7.00— | e finesses vital to the con- twelve tricks. He would enter > Solana aan Whcamae saat ‘ ~-duthmy with a club and Jead the

7.45—Program Schedule ten of hearts, playing. the nine on

__7:Ab—Tonight’s Music * a) hands in which declarer, by it after East followed low. B.00—Assignment—CBC exercising ingenuity, ean—over-_He _would-then-lead-the eight, | Sar omens Music | eoriet an apparent entry short- playing the. five on it after East} Sanaa Headlines and Weather| 27. and accomplish a finesse or again followed low. The next! iefe cae es cae par, two more than ‘seems possible heart lead from dummy would

BC National News. On TX | ihe casual eye. make East wish he had gone to

1 ! i Hill_and—Spesking Persone “| South failed to capitalize on |the movies

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