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a a (has begue reviewing he position | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., April 6. 1966. 15 > Several Canadian Firms tie possi of makes = Te a attial Crestscam |

|General sFoods shares available | Breweries | and in order to reassure ‘ton.

: : fe ‘to Canadians, . : Co | Wi hi O ts id J. S. Dewar, president of Un- , * pa Cis pa " mply Ith Ottawa Guide io’ carbide Canada iid... said £ lo our ee TORONTO (CP) Spokes-|ment's new guide to good Cana- | *® company: has achieved-Mr- ms mp yees (Men for several Canadian sub-|dian corporate citizenship. Winter's proposals for good citt- sidiaries of foreign companies| Some disputed minor items in senghip, while W. H. ees | have agreed they will com-|the guidelines but most said [Vicia nan At en i ee ply with most. of the 12' points their companies already follow ere cg . oo j 1 fights by U.S. Air Force planes . : many “of the suggested prac- C¢™Pany.has just embar' an Re ee Tr stea waver a : hae w last week by Trade |? ' a a Canadian expansion program,./employees of Dow Breweries an authoritative government. of- imster Winters in the govern- | -

which will require extensivé use (here, said to—be regular--con- -fieial affirmed Friday__At the Oo» : rn :

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The guidelines, being sent this week to 4,000 Canadian sub sidiaries of foreign companies, urge them to use Canadian teriats, publish financial

of Canadian manpower and ma- | sumers of beer, have submitted same time, Ankara has asked terials. : |.to. medical examinations, John Washington for a review of the _ E.-E. Fry president of Con- | Joubert, manager of the plant, military and political aspects of | e |tinental Can Co, of Canada Ltd., | said here. : bilateral ‘agreements between | infor- and W. O. Twait, president of | 1~ was not known how many

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: : mation, -encouwwage Canadian ; i i i : : i e under way in both ~ aEhe sollowing program list-| Shareholders and include more ‘ Blamdard Oil of hee areas, | whieh per . ea ene svenitals: . Turkey also has asked | yfngs. are published free of|Canadians in their manage- caiq they had no qualms about one employs 175 non for a substantial increase. in se! charge as a public service andj ™ents. the introduction of the guide- | The brewery v decided. last |American: ‘military ald. i © Be abies ae ee eee i eee lweck io colin al bee kt hadi e stations concerned. ve eae ON a ee ‘eee in camere Goel ACT AGAINST NUISANCES

and destroy -it.. The decision

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A federal-provincial investiga- States device to trace harassing tion-of ‘the deaths has produced telephone callers. The device jno evidence _ that the deaths prevents the caller..from dis- |were caused by beer, authorities ‘connecting the circuit’ and al-

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many of Mr. Winter's points. SAYS COSTLY TO COPY

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3.25 pim.Take 29 '.|wagen’ now sends financial data : : ee 4:00 amneMotld In Contrast |to the .depavtment of national HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The ae Hawees oe eS lows officials to trace the lines | 4.81. pmc=Razle Dazzle jrevenue and it would :be costly | United States has bolstered |ing the beer ‘‘to contribute fur-_' back.: 5:00 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin to_duplicate att: : \its astronaut crop to 50 ~ : £ fo et ac eet ceca , president # (by: naming 18: mew. _Sparernns, RIPLEY'S. BELIEVE IT OR NOT . eee < | el Awio , RIGHT! THIS } wear | { ( Fexenvou gor. “m.— virice 1 ritish-c: i i, FS 7s tin aa, — fe, he * . : J SU BUBION 6.15 p.m.—live Longer (Ltd., said-he disagrees that sub flights to th and beyond.| 's =. -waweap” : DATING MY DAUGHTER.’ BEATUP OLD : oe rene Robin Hood jackpot. | UMacien gael neds. “tinone is Dhue tie ania core eats SN ee sa TR Soe = GULP OHNO! HEAP HAS FHINIC!) PS apy: - 6.30 P/M.—Gazetle fe <i : ee SS | weet , < | -FIVE: ee rente rie ESN a _Shares available to Ca-.yeairs after the US. selected—its | =. = Ss SS t eatRen f 3.9 bmgicery neering —esrs ire rgindl“seven Serco | ga PRES, Pee TR A ates Moe _/Bteater security —#~they-—buy | nauts. first Americans —to—ven- | ea rors T 7.30 pm. Walt, Disney Presents ~ = stock—in large, international ture into space. ~~ == « as : r fi 2.30 p.m.—Bewiiched parent companies. I Faced with a rapid-fire pace ‘ ) i \ Z 9.00 p.m.—Blue Light J.C. Andrews, president of |f flights, the . National Aero- oF Ta ; \\ 9:30" p.m.—Bob Hope’ Theatre General -Foods _Ldd., _a sup. |Mautics and Space Administra- s 4 1 aaa —Festiv rsiciary——of—the—-t55- t ee erated —Fewrems >= a Hoods Corp. said his Company ver Me tne = ge = ‘ .—Festivel— Called fifth” generation” | * : iy ff: : ee “Aims and The Man” Bele 4 l0Tonichts M ceant fn | astronauts becaiise they” are the ‘ i mo 12.00 a.m.—CBC News 6a Bisinas Sear élerccac .| fifth group, the new team will (| 12.13 a.m.—Local Weather and Sports 6.35—Tonight’s Music begin training . in. May, Tt ine | z ay Scores 7.00—Back to the Bible cludes four civilians. _ 7 TES = 12.15 p.m.--Sian Off 7.30—-Newa and Weather All are jet pilots. Two became |.) # ‘ 7.45—Pragrarf Schedule |thé -enly “bachelor astronauts.’ = ree 7.46—Tonight’s Music ~ ;, SIX WOMEN FAILED “TEGREAT HALL

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1A a : Seat en : ZB 10.00—CBC. National News, On Par. plied: Six _women_ tried but did LIKE A PALMHUT ay : ‘ Hill_and Speaking Personally |not meet the minimum require- BECAUSE A HUT OF PALMS 1 CBC ments. : pace ONCE STOOD ON ITS SITE FREE DELI Y 10.30—Starlight Serenade — Since the manned space pro- > { = VER Teak Gane gram began, the United States 1@ - ; ; : alrea named men 2s i en BAO poe Be 318 Ree WEDNESDAY astronauts. Three were killed in = | Open Sev. r , ely rashes, ‘t resigned ’ a edie Sev en Days.a Week 6:00—The morning Show, Part 1 eae gape ages flight a . >< \ from 7 a.m. te 12 p.m. 7:00—The Morning Show, Part 1 | because of medical disorders. C a |. @ Fish & Chips 8:00 moe Sle w The new ‘astronauts are: | “4 2 . :00—C ews a ° ne _@ Hot & Cold Sandwiches £:15—Maritime. ee Se | Vatige D. Brand, 34, civilian, Ze Ni4-1170) of ’ All European Meat 8.31—Morning Show Part 3 - : pel + ae WHO ORDERED EVERY INHABITA > John S. Bull;— 31, Memp! NN HIS EMPIRE JO TAKE A‘DAILY “BATH 9° : Tei. ; ; a SA HIS. ) ea eee Show : enn.: Marine Maj. Gerald P WAS ASSASSINATED WITH Ww 1209 a DIAL See :10—Commentary Carr, 32, Deuver, CKOLO:: Air | STEAM IW A TURKISH BATH, = "Eipraeney'%e Rage : 9:15—Assignment’--—> ~~ *— Aisles eee ee 33,. © Xe Fane tretie fe. 1 a 9:21—A.M. i , bdo Cmdr, | - HEIDELBERG ce Ronald -E, Ev ane, 32, Bt. ——]_—. Coffee. Shop & Delicatessen 11:00—CBC News Francis, Kan.; Air Force Maj. 192 Kent ° Saetenterees BT0s-stoar Marshall neg pee tiory wet 36, 11:15-—-For ‘Consumersz anah, Tex.: od W. Halse .. i Raa asim ee = grey | 20—Record-Album ohn agai 32—-8civilian, Biloxi, Miss... i “O% W RD = ee RONEN Fe i Saethe Adan ee ey ee —CROSS\ NORD = ea CA tg eo a ceetion Sign On 11:45—Music On The Heather’. “136, Pittsbirgh, Pa. ; 1 eran z te oauaicas “34 De sae Na] er 50.007 bk: mccCanedian: Scheels 11.55—N.S. Provincial Assignment Dr. Don L. Lind, 35, a civilian. ig nneLe 4: Daybreak: ing FI 10:30 a.m.—Montreal 67 =} )2:00—Jamboree_unction Murray, Utah; —Marine—Capt._|--5_ Comrades “comb. form = ‘St. NAR POT Scenes a a ond Pals rack R- Lousma, 30, Grand 9, Exchange ~ 5. Fades number 11 30 a.m.—Friendly Giant 12:30—Maritime Farm B‘cast Rapids, Mich.; Navy Lieut, premium 6. Macaws 25. Give IEISIEIR| 11.45 a.m.—Chez Helene 1:00—CBC News and: Weather Thomas K. Mattingly, 30, Chi-| 10, Seed 7.Of the . over _- IS] ~ 12.00 p.m.—Butternut Square 1:15—Gordie Tapp Show~ ~ cago? Navy Lieut. Bruce Me-|— covering shore . 26. Council. AIR! | é ; 12.20 a.m.—Across_ Canada seS=“enie “Out foe. Melody Candless II, 28, Boston; Navy| 11. Jog 8. Part of 2 mem- « AICTE 72:50 Fonuez Wecoeaany Piaybill— set Phy biecd Lieut. Cmdr. Edgar D. Mitchell, | 12.In high garment _bers | THERE! THE RIBBONS IN cca ! LURE, TO CHECK INSIDE MEANWHILE ce F RERETORAA Wings of Danger prea 36, Hereford, Tex.; Air Froc: spirits 11. Clothes in zr is PLACE. ALL WE NEED 18 THE GOVERNOR TO BEFORE THEYRE , snumae " + ; : 2.30 p.m.—At Home With Helen{ 2-!5—Time Ouf For Melody Maj. Villiam R. | Pogue ng 14. pesie: 12. Level — Centra’ r {| (- CUT IANO THE NEW BARRACKS ARE WEL CONG AE RUNNY SAY WOES PAINS MAKE ney : Crockae ace Tells A Story | Qkemah Clk. Air Force | "| 35. Waistcoat 13. College and? m a | NOPAICIALLY OPEN / Jr 7 ae, "au This, a ; 3.00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth | 3:00—C jews - ' | Stu A Rane or |” 16. Depart official Western 29. Tears : ee ‘ 3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee ee cs L Gog See: 47. Sei 17. Milkfish Canad: 31. Mold _ fF | U 4:00-p-m.—World_In_ Contrast 3:30—Trans-Canade_Matines__->. | Renver.—€ole-}—Navy——L. ‘teut!-|+-——-money--20._ Meteor- ae ainactive {9 } y = = ‘ = 4.30 pim.—Razzle Dazzle 4:00—CBC_ News Cmdr. Paul J. Weitz, 33, “Erie + 18: E885 ~ ologist’s- like grass 35. Identical | .F B Z| | 5.60 p.m.—Secret Squirrel % 4:03—Canadian Roundup Dar: is J. Weitz, 33, Erte, 19. Scattere? eonteed 28.Uris’ 36. Hastened in i, ra it ieee te Cachan AG 4.15—Music_In The Air. ~~ —~sS« | M..:« Worden, 34, Jackson, Mich. ee or ee el ar i Ee | eS 6.15 f : IWMeW Ge =o “4:30—Assignment at sd —— op = - . saneaseen Perr aor o~ — 7, - —— 8 | bo ~ vr 6:25 cacy Weather 5oo ee In The Air o. = geet Be YY Zz 6.30 p.m.—TV Sport: :00—Mar. Fish Broadcas9 B ead Pp ape ay oF 6:35: wk atuppes Club 5:20—Tempo F rices . oon Z oY @ <6 i 7.00 p.m.—Man From U.N.C.L.B. CBC Notebook e Fi é a) ay Manger 1% ( ig ' 8.00 p.m.—Big Valle 5:35—Assignment Are Studied yi cage 7 i 9:00: p.m.—Blue Light : ee : te “in-a way 5 2 - 9:30 p.m.—Bob H ‘Theatre B lews ig < * : , Even: , mercer aaes IEEE cee sts on Potent Hi OTTAWA (CP)—oiticiats ot | 30. Eve, ott Yu | : Who The Devil Wes:He | $:20—Téday’s Editorial ‘the Combines Act investigation| 32 Greek» VY, I DONT MEAN 10 86 12.00 p.m.—CBC-TV “News . verge Weather and Sports ener are still seadying the re- STettar je : Sic HAVE YOU y yea): ee ‘ Scores | creases in the price of 2. Ei: ; /} ‘ : He a he ii aes 6:30—Business Barometer © °°. |bread, Prime Minister Pearson et Y ZY / ; 1a80 smc cuiatien’ Sant OF 6:35—Who Will Come With Me | told the Commons.. bibawiten iY no m 3 Sard ape tures Until they reported their opin- job 7 a = 7 : Music In The Evening ons on the increases, no gov- 37. Shunned = 1} crcy radio 7.30—CBC Halifax Chamber Orch. jernment action would be taken, | 38. Helps 7 yyy /o Seon Ourselves Mr. Pearson said in replying to| 39. Fitzgerald Z |B WEDNESDAY 1000 Loe Week Theatre ‘Opposition Beader® Diefenbaker. 40. Ostrich-like 35 i> 6.30—News and Weather recta Arie ares .,,| Mr. Diefenbaker: said: the in- bird. 7 6 35—Morning Roundup He Peay ley Speaking creases were four ‘cents 8 loaf. pede ei 3 WV ~6.45—Island Wr. and Mar. Temp. | 10:30—Distinguished. Artists i et te eiees asker tor a * a : 39 40 YZ 6 «i6—Morning Roundup 11:00—The Music of Handel—Allan b CG Speen rem Weems ARO to dry Yi Z Le 6.55—News and Weather Sangster { y Mr. Pearson. ee 4 DOWN 7, al ¥Y ao a, 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 12:00—CBC News ; SAFETY PLAN WORKS 1. Vegetable Le

12:03—Sporis Scores, Inland ane - Marine Weather | 12:15—Music In The Night 1

Traffic deaths in- Italy de creased nine per cent to 8,857 |

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ding shown. The bidding may |impetmosity got the best of

‘pair were more—ambitious—and |have scored. the -slam as _a ‘re- arrived at six clubs:on the bid- | sult. It would seem that South's him.

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9.°C=—Notes and Music : it a 7 ” ; — : jtrump— but it was consistent| JVPG WVUOS. BP PBKD.—JUAQGC ae eee a NORTH ‘with the special methods of the 4 Wogs—cunlghh eye. + @KQ4 “Australian—pair~ by which the Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE ART OF LIFE LIES IN A 10.30—Preview Commentary 9QI6 hotrump response showed at CONSTANT READJUSTMENT TO OUR SURROUNDINGS. 10.55—Lucky 7 Contest ue Bc ag wn ss ee | ~KAKUzo 1.00—N id Weather = yd : i est led a heart, Sou ; ; ; Hneaiens ond Mosie . WEST EAST ~» |would automatically have gone © 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) 11.45—Bulletin Board _ . 972 5853 on but, not being gifted with | ; 11.50—Notes' and Musie ey ae Sire rotted — he —~ the more | ~ sj rane =z BUBBA, THAT'S oe 11.55—Agriculture ‘66 eh natural lead of a diamond. : : FEEP JUNIOR... HE EATS : aS 12,00 Weather &KQ3 +— -This gives declarer. a chance ‘OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE. S | HIS FOOD TOO. FAST WHEN 22.05—Town and Country Time 5 rat tg to. make the slam, but, unfor- ETE w aR @ YOu TOSS IT TO HIM... 12.30—News and Weather ae tunately, he was so overjoyed | - 7 S vag rece emer : ee _ |by the favorable lead that he |. [ay woap, MARTHA, SOMETIMES CIVIC AFFARS\ nur tm neeh nett § U 12.45—Town and Country Time oA " |Meglected to take certain neces- | [CAN BE AN AWFUL BURDEN FOR ASCHOLARY) 5 = 16 nie PARADE. OF 11 00—News and Regional Weather 10987542 jSary precautions=and wound up) [HERE t AMAT A VITAL POINT IN MY {iE DERG SOEs? Qo 11.05—Starlight Serenade The bidding: going down one | [RESEARCH INTO SOLAR ENERGY ANDT) } 3u6T B86 SURE YOU'RE | in —_—41-30—News—and_Weather» ___| ae —+ After —wi the +— HAVE-7O PRESIDE AT-A-BRIEF- PAGEANT. : pecs | : 11.35—Starlight Serenade East South | North | Waites Bigg ctig tl HONG OE TCI BCLINOM OF CLE NOT THE STAR / x Sports—CBC Pass 1h iNT (With the ace he led the ten of | 15. 06-CRC. News, Weather ‘and Pass .2 Pass 26 clubs to which West followed | aes xia ei cee Pass 2. NT Pass ¥ low. ~Declarer could not now af- | ecg —V2-15—News and Music—CBC Hord ti i 1.00—News and Weather ~ Pass 4NT Pass 5 |ford the luxury of a finesse be- | 1.05—Town and Country Time Pass 6h .- jcause he was afraid that East said 1.15—Gordie Tapp Show : : |would win the club and-lead a 4 3 ee a 1 45—Town and Country: Time The bidding: _- _ |heart. So he went up with the FOR ZE-OPPORTUNITY BUT-PROMISE ME.HE. \/ YOUCAN |): - 2.00—News and Weather Opening lead — jack of dia-\ace, East showing out, and TO COOK A DOLPHIN; WILL NOT INSIST ON ZE A SAUTE. ff 2.05—Mostly Music monds. , jeventually went down one after ZE-INCOMPARABLE. BARBECUE. — LIKE i a Wate | 2.10—Mostly /usic This hand occurred in the |discarding the K-3 of hearts on WILL WORK FORONE Yu. ZAT-sHUDDER!-OTHER J MAURICE THE “.2.30—Assignment , {match between Australia and jthe K-Q of diamonds, MORE AMERICAN // .t if) “INCOM 3 03—Trans-Canada Matinee—CBC |the United States during the} What South should. have done ~~ - . _- i RICE _ 2.35—Mostly Music World Bridge. Olympiad played was enter dummy at trick two - : ~~ - MAU THE 2.58—Thought For Today . tin New York in 1964. with a spade in order to discard = 3.00—News Headlines and-Weathe' | When the American Nort h- ‘his hearts on the diamonds. He |, pe] 3,30—Pop Caravan ' |South pair played the hand, they /could then ruff a heart and next > 4.00—News Headlines and Weathér |reached three notrump and \lead a club; planning -to.finesse oo 4.03—Canadian Roundup—CBC made five after South had bid jf ‘West played low. | + | < & TO Pop: Caravan a club, North a diamond, South: This safety play. coming at or 5.00—News and Weather \two clubs. and North three no- a more appropriate moment, zm. SigkaManne Wasttas [auenp would have succeéded in the BRARTHAHASA | i Bob—the Outports |The “Australian North - South actual hand and South would - STRONG SENSE o

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