Page 10 The Guardian . , ‘ ’ WW5 WALK TH. gE'NCE A rlql\$‘1o"i‘-IIVRIOUGH o ' I I . Friday, March 14, 1958 - «_ -n-—— T’T"‘ 5f"ACK" __ RADIO °.‘.§.'..E.‘.’ 95.3.5 5 W..‘3.'.§.E T ’ ' Ismael nlann < 1. Deed 5. A favor 26. Half mun SEEEE 2 p . CFCY FRIDAY 5. Soothing glnting 27 em O ' agency . prln . rip . .: 0353-Sign on Ch t H , 9. Musical flowers of lug lz 7:0€)—Hebrew l‘lS ian our . ' ,3 , ‘_ , _, , ' t t 3, Overgrown baton 7:l5—Old Time Music by Ned V ‘ ‘ _ . _ 11. mI.esalf.utr:A;e: with moss 28.; 35 g Landry '. . , —’ . E [Aggy AND GARRy_ book 10. Short sleep huh 7:30—News gygp ,57,m,u;M,5gg54y 12. Antique red 11. Source of (at'- ‘D 7:35—Weather /N HIE SAME 13- Recline: linen finno 7:40—Ches Cooper Time =--——-— poem/racy Ar lazily 15. Level part of tive) R-'4 7:56—Interlude MOA/771/VA STATE 14. Biblical staircase 30. Church Yu¢eI'dI)"I Answer 8:00—News UNIVERSITY name 19. Title of festival 37. Hastens 8:10-—Weathe0' . __ Mls.$0ula.Morr|7 15. Scheme respect 31. Man's name 38. Greek letter 8:16—Coun~try and Western " 5 17. Like 21. Large hawk 32. City (Mont.) 41. Cuckoo - Roundup ‘(7é'AN1'E 18. Plermits 0-11.) 33. Eject 43. Palm lest :05-_—1EIV:‘:;her I‘ 4, _AND “,5 5m"E'B'LEw_" IF"I:g\;1tl;g' tool 23. Depart 35. Small Plea (val-.) Z ) /T 3 , THE mam. A BETTER PLACE 9:00—Morning Devotions CARVED OUT OF 22_ condescena I-I-I 3 W/‘$75’ . 9:10—Morning Moods 153°;-',°,ERn°cR§A6o 24. can for help .'.' BASKET5 -. 9:30—Top Tune Time 25,(: m \-I ‘—§ 9:45--Freddy Martin Show ’°l,’f,5g,$LU4L/57;;'V’}')’;’'”‘’ .. ,.§,,,§up 2 § 10:00—News ’ z7_ Regret, 3' 10:05—Magazine of the Air ,.,.-‘o'.f 29,Imply II] = g 10330—Me_1ody Parade 33, lnxclama. I 10.45—Swlft Money Man tion or |— . 11:00—News Headlines and disgust ‘:3 Weather . ‘ 33. Ahead >- 11::02—Women’s Il?(l;l'.li}IlteiBdCSt.‘ 34,'rigm-, j ’ 11:18—The Magic us is 35, pronoun _ 12:00—Weather 37. Enormous I" ' 12:05—Tennessee Show 39, Resort, 12:30—News and Wea er 4o,Massene¢ 12:43—P.E'.I. Road Report » “*5 °“’~°‘-5 W054“ “ii opera, 12:45-—D-inner Serenade "5 5RANm:o‘m”ERM“"E ‘ 42. A hauler 1‘°°"Fmy A Day ' wA°1?3-it--L-Av-NE-*1 ’asvAa/pmsaolali-zaivnli-snuslinme 4‘-D°°‘““° 1:10—Dinner Serenade «. ' 45.-Wide-awake 1:30—News Headlines and T 46.Goddess of Weather discord 1:32-Dinner Serenade . 47-Branch 01. 1:40—One Man’: Family - learning By B. JAV BECKER . Down‘ 2:00—«S-chool Broadcast . 2;];-;_]3jng C1-ogby sing; , 1. Of a focus 0 . E . 2. R bbed I: s ' ’ :.&)_—I?;<‘:,ls: tout: l_3lb1o ud quiz one notrumlp (also 0 ltgds Eeoglglé 3_A;=“ed 0“ TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET ' weather d1“'°' You are the dealer, neither side 8a1n°bP"’3‘P°¢"5i W20 N h in AT . p K =:oHaw=e=w- W-it cw '“‘°°s...."”l*=’a.:.?é‘.‘“d:.°*::::‘s.32§ or Me»; “A” °“‘”°3‘£°."£‘€.: “°l°§i‘ .‘.‘°‘” ‘° ‘"°'‘‘ "“ A A FiRESTONE HOME 3. AUTO 1 A 8:30-—Best On Request ' h ‘t, hi 11 ' A A ' , 4=00-New! and W930“? §iv.;°:,{if;A:;c1?q$t £2 ofaifreii‘ c:i]10ecl.'n.waB premusly is L o N G F E L L o w ! . 4205-38512 0!! Request fem. hands» . ' tim . i one letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 187 GREAT GEORGE ST. ’ DIAL 5547 , 4250-Deal‘ DOEOWY D13 d ' . —. yhaigdsvzcflrlge “:5 3;: for the three L's. X for the two 0's. etc. Single letters. aD0s- - ‘ ‘ 1' to I; 5.00_.1‘\’]'v‘eev:‘s;her eadlines an I. QAJQ .5081 QXQ3 {.105 one moms abruptly wh’en ‘ heart g;>ghe:;ytlt'lre1elgggtlxeigigisfgimgggéir eo"ft.the words are all hints. . _ _ A . p p . .—__...~m 5:o3_.m, om“, 2. 45 vmciz one ulxsc in is discovered. 6200-Newsl d : C11,‘; VA‘-7743 9333 ‘Q9 8. Three hearts. The opener h . A Gryptogram Quotation 6:10-—I tetru 0 , C ' UAK98630-_..‘gJ5 in 't' t d. h th —~ . ,, 6:12_1€S. mltfid $930!! . or :<(;t1i:,llsll1'lAll1¢1ear‘tsj‘clal§ebl:V1r?adee1: K A S B Q A M S K A M S U H Z F A M S N W P‘ ‘.3 A ' HOMEWORR ' 6:l5—MuSic 01' 0“ 1. Three notrump. The two The answer depends on how good . _ _ " ' ' 7:00._Music For You heart bid may assume many partner's. raise to two hearts is. A U S W A M ° P T S 2 A c A U S H Q A M A E .HOw MANY 7:30—News and Weather forms but, in general, it repre~ The way to find out is to bid 1: w M N A H c A 2... M H G A . 2 DAYS IN. . 7:45—Don Messer’§ Islanders snets 0 to 9 points, whether in three. , In A YE AR 9: 8.00—School Ch’shlp Curling high cards, distribution, or a com- What this bid saw to partner Yestei-day's Cryptoquote: REMEMBER, IT'S AS EASY TO . : 8:30——As You Like It ‘ bination of both. It follows, there- is. awe may have a game_ If MARRY A RICH WOMAN As A POOR WOMAN -— THACK- : s:45—Malritime Comment alt fore, that a combined holding of yo}, had <8 mnmm raise we ERAY. . . . Natmn" Bushes’ 3'‘ least 26 mints exists’ and 3' can't make four hearts because 1:ft§:§§§““;‘-lfgtweatm, . 55:; somewhere must be under- if we could I would hid it without ETTA KETT ' - . - king you. But if you had a top- 1°=15-Sm °‘ 01° P‘°“°°" A two notrum rebid would be ail t 01 art bid let’ 10:30—Life with the Lyons 1’ . V “° “’° 9 1 5 3° "'1 I g ,3» Sm §§i¥§’..‘i§§Z“f§ .i..‘::”.:.°::::i: ‘ i« .i. g . - I ‘ s - - . . . , . n 0%’? "V pails. The hl.ii11'eeflrlleotrf;1;i> bld is opposite a maxunum raise. ’ COOKING - » v.i.s.....,s..i........' ‘ WHKT Peon; pow-f , V no necessa y A say in _ 4. Two spades. Here there is 7:. ; 5¢5;.l ,5o'og's/_,,~11.\15l _ ‘ WON'T HURT‘EM,V cmw FRIDAY tl;eg§Is£ti,t1_2§I‘-t_If gésgontder. btcttilgulie go question whether a game can i In WAL_L.?ro. WALL . -* ‘I. Flc-BEER !~ 0 I 1'1 I1 10!! ea ures. In s e ma e. The spade bid is the. ‘ cAlz?E-rlrsle is ' . 5.57-Prayer and Sign On - four hearts is a better contract. beginning of an investigation for 5 in LIKE A LAWN! 6.00—News ans} Wggther ltd: :ls;rz:te1lIln()et1;__tgn$ i!lIl1(‘i3rlet3iyTl:1‘1§(ae: Islam posslbllltles. It is a forcng g 3 .- 6.05—Sunrise am ree 1 . 2 7.00—News and Weather P3-F0191‘ that the °P°“_e1"5 hand ‘S Partner’s hand does not need ; 2 A 7.50—Sports Extra flexlble enough and _b1g 91101181110 to be big for a slam to be made. 8 '7.05—'Sunrise Jamboree Play folfgame at either 11°"1'“mP He may have a singleton spade )- 7.ls—strength for the Day A or hearts and the king of clubs, which 211- Ill ' 7.30—News and Weather 2. Four hearts. Here is an il1us- ready would make a slam fea:si- -' .. ¥ 7.35—Sunrise Jamboree tration of a. hand that rises tree ble. The final contract depends ' ~ ' Q 8.00—News and Wleather gllendorsly 1? vglue because of (in partner’s responses. If he . ’ E 8.15-Sunrise Jam oree e na ure 0 pa ner’s response. eeps signing off, slam ambitions A A‘ ’ . 9.00—Maritime Weauthey Thus, if partner’s reply had been are abandoned. . I ‘ SPEAKNG OF GOOD 9 05—0n P-arade . 7 - ‘ « 9.15_M.orning Devotions 1.45—The Quiet Time 11.30 Joan Marshall» ‘ . é Cc‘.-"°c’,f"§‘§é1.l'."g5 '5 3.30—Musica1 Greeting Card z_oo.~p1-ince county Roundup HA0 Ruth Harding ‘ " . 13%‘ E21? ii‘? v‘3’f.?.‘§‘.f’ 3“ “"5” “'45 °‘’“‘‘ °‘ °‘”“‘°“ o~ nféféfeu Eéflééliél ~lou2sa.=ouf . - s . rgan a» lnee 12,15 J b J g‘ - . I 10.05—Inter1ude \ . 3.00—News and Weather 12.30 Fgggilggcast >2 mleucla Anus set A‘”''‘“‘‘‘‘''' 95’ °‘ “E” W I 10.15—Mid-Morning Musicale 3.05—RCA Victor Record Album 1.00 CBC News and Weather sleep and ‘ °‘ -‘W’ "‘ “"°°”“' 10.45—Keyboar.i Capers 3_3o__'c1ub 1240 1.15 pagesfi-om Life ~ |— then returns 11.30—Thl~ee for the Show Part 1 5.00—Ru;ra1 Rhythms 1.30 Time out for Melody * z 1'-° 016 J'6l|----. P.M. 6.00—News and Weather 1.59 Time Signal . u ’ 12.00—Three for the Show Part 11 6.10—Interlude - 2.00 Atlantic School B’cast Q 12.10—Farm Front 6.20-—Parade of Sports 2.15 The Happy Gang < 12.15-—News 6.30—Passport to Daydreams 2-45—Federal Elections 12.30-Weather 7.00—-Rosary ‘ 3.00——CBC News l_ 12.35—Three tor the Show Part 3 7,15...1nte1-lude 3.03—T. C. Matinee In 1.00—The Stars Sing ' _7,2o_Ma1-mime Weather 4.00 Tapestry in Music . g 1.l5—News and Weather 7.30—Sammy Kaye Serenades 4-30 Pacific Playhouse . ’ - 0 1.20—grgan Revefiie-3: 3.00 — Your Musical Date %<1?fJ03/ISa;r1t_1me fig Bias}: da . In 1.30— n Tap wit . ap \ 8.30—Three Suns - Prles Q 113110 8113 gn 8.45—Rl1ythm on the Range T$W1.t°h- & I 1-V 9.00—News and Weather - _ . lmes -_ , 9.05——Tcp Tunes‘ of our Times 5-10 Mamlme SP°1't-5°35‘ OH M n . .3... ..- » ,;._ 135 - ., . . CHANNEL 13 u'°°"N°“’s and Weather . Iglgvghildlews and weather ? 'LOOl<ATTHE NEW lsN"l-sue ¢ ‘ /«/A/VG ,$h’EP/FF1’/ZL ‘, 11.05-—T0p Tunes of our Times 6' 45_R .‘ e pom; AUNT NELL Lot/g;_y2 “II $1.4/e H/M.’ 1200-NEWS Weather B Aiavllng Reporter GAVE ME FOR MY A 6 .>"' K “M A iii A . 12.05—Prayer~and Sign off ,7-_m_1\§u§i‘: in the Evening 2 I L ‘~ * , 8:30 P-1!}-—Aft91‘l1°°n Musicale cm FRIDAY 7.30 The Celtic Heart < A i 1 = ‘ 4:00 p.m.-§>IpeuiyH<1J)tIsedy 7.45 Rawhide g 4:30 p.m.- ow oo 7.20 Marine Weather 8.00—Chansonettes — 5100 P.m--Hidden P3893 7225-Morning Melody 8.30 As you Like it “Piano Re- “II 5:30 p.m.-Mighty Mouse 7.30 A.M. Chronicle cita1” Z Playhouse 8.00 CBC News and weather 8.45—-Fed 1 El t‘ . 5100 P-m--W€Ste1‘Il Theatre 8.15 Maritime Sportscast 9.00—T0u(?lIiaof Gfigalsiiilsaint. 3 6:50 p-m.-CFCY TV News 8.20,A.M. Chronicle 9.30 Now I ask You 7100 D-m-Gazette _ 8.45 Morning Devotions 10.00 Songs of My People Ilil 7:30 p.m.—Politica1 Telecast ‘ 9.00 A.M. Chronicle 10:30— Le Petite Ensemble Vocal 1 7135 P-m-—FT1f18Y Theatre 10.00 National School B’cast 11.00 CBC National News Round- |— 8:40 p.m.-Political Telecast 1o_3o_A_M_ cm-onide up 31% P-m-—€°1itti01fi1thT°1¢°3St - 11.00 Showcase 12.00 Here’: the Weather 'and '. ~ ' . V 1 P-In-— 35 0 9 11.15 Kind rt f th Air S’ ff \ - ' - ' . . . Momcans °”g"“ °‘‘ ° ‘’ ‘En ° $AY.LIsTEN.YouD BETTER ...$l-IESLIKELYTO RUN oursms, .,g°‘f_Eog.f°E‘;C‘§gTz$”LfKEB°.gze // «... Var mo p.m__-I-he plow, 1.-mil, _ . co EASY on Tl-IAT LITTLE HAIL A CAB...AND 60 BACK “moms HAD 00 IT... 10:00 p.m.—Big Record who C V _ k DOLL...IF sue cars FED up -rome mcrolzygg < 10:30 p.m.-—Country I-Ioedown ‘ ' ‘s WIT“ WAU<lN5-~- = 11:00 p.m.-«Cavalcade of Sports . . - , O 11:45 p.m.—Jim Coleman Show W l , U d 1‘ .2... ,,....,_....c T. N... . rliten n er Hypnosis O 12:18 a.m.—-Local Weather ' 1 » _| Forecast ‘ By HANS NEUERBOURG After some digging into Gerlach’s < 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint MUNICH, Germany (AP)-——Can youth, Schmitz touched the sub- n. 12:22 a.m.—Sign 01‘! a doctor claim royalties for a ject of the war. Frantic outbursts bogk fh1i1s patient wrote with the followed and suddenly Gerlach’s I-OI-I ai o ypnlotic treatment? pent-up memories were released. __ Mgngi-on That's a question that may Speaking in a staccato style, he 3 _ make German literary history. was able to tell again about the CHANNEL 2 £::;::‘l::.; “:§3.‘:°.”.f.i' .12: :2‘? *‘° at W FRWAY a tie of Stalingrad. Took NOTES ' The author, Dr. Heinrich Ger- A secretary took notes. Some I 0 — , | 1;oo p,m,_.}_:*1-may playbm lach, 49, a teacher andreserve of the sentences jot-ted down la- News, wegthgg-, officer, was captured w1th‘thous- ter appeared to Gerlach to be PAJAM Sports , ands of /other German soldiers at verbatim excertps from his first . Four Ji11s in g Jgep Stalingrad. - manuscript. W N Run, A 0 3:00 p.m.—0ver th e B ack In a Siberian prison camp he After the treatment ended, Ger- V-JTTH My Reg_ $238 V Fence Wrote the first manuscript. It lach took the notes home and - R K N6 KRUA/\EL\K'S ' - - ' 4:00 p.m.—0pen House was confiscated in a camp started to wrote. The experiment ggOV§1N 7X'AJl0z“"\/Oi)/ASi<ED w%EPUTATI0§Lgi(;"‘—i C01OrS—wh1te’ Pmk and Blue SIZES 4:30 p.m.—Howdy Doody search. had set the wheels in motion but To 55$ l‘l'.’«»«— PROBABLY RL§‘I.',gg THAT p2‘ZEI,..,, ONLY $ ' 5:00 p.m.——Hi_dden Pages But G_erlach had copied the or- it took Gerlach five more years (300-I200 8.C.-«IAQSYRIAN F-‘CXAU‘GET 35. wlggg To DéA|_ SMALL . 5330 P-In--Mighty M01156 iginal, in almost microscopic let- to complete the book. EMPiRE,Y‘KI\\Ov~J.’ WENE 4 1-HQOUGH /vie T HAM JAKE. .98 & MEDIUM ‘ 6200 pm.-Puppet T'he3t1'€ ters, into a thin exercise book. When a Frankfurt illustrated §OLD THE CSEMQBDT . WHOSE CONMEC-HON5 ° Assorted Colors LARGE‘ ~ 3310 P~m-"'P°1!t}C31 Talk A friend, about to be repatriated magazine ran an advance series THE PAECE 6-“ALL OFTEN ARE A i ( 5520 P-m-‘P0159031 Talk, to Germany, hid it under a false on the book, Schmitz lremem- WOLlLp BRINGM 311' 5g.tA‘D§'.....o » - _ 5525 P-m-"P°1m°a1 Talk bottom of the wooden box con- bered his formerpatient He also 1 A “N55 RANSO HAK-KAIIF.’-5 ' 5:30 p.m.—Early~ Evening TV V taming his belongings remembered an a g 1. e'e me nt ,‘%r/ FOR A/V\U5EUN\ .~ 0 . News ' copv FOUND signed between him and Gerlach 3 "“‘ . 0 . J0 gfgg lg’-I’I‘1°':sYgf:‘t’l"i1‘c:,‘l*1‘; on spans Soviet secret police agents_spot- in 1951.in which his patient prom- T ’ _ ' ""2" j ‘ 7:00 p_m.__P0mica1 Talk , §:dMt(l)l:c cvtapy. .Ger1a(i:h was Jailed ised him a 20-per-cent share of . V I» 3 WHATDOESTHAT DAME «JUST WHAT Fd - V ,. 7,15 m__Edd Arnold 0 whlle pol ce conducted the gross proceeds if the book \ M so " wANT.p___EGGI 7330 p‘m'__Oh gusannah a painstaking investigation 1_ast- were ever published. \§\ 1 V RR‘/,LADS..-w1DOw - N HER QUALITIESDO 8 00 13- - - 1 h ~ OKUM SA‘/S NONE ' \/OU DEMAND N j . — lng severa mont s. CLAIMS SHARE , _ . p.m.——Polltlcal Talk . . . . t . _ - I OF‘/ou 15 9s \/ . - - Repatrlated in 1950, he rejoined Schmitz wrote to Gellach, _ . 3-’ . OUR SECOND 3.15 p.n'l.——Pollt1cal Talk . , . . . . . . . M HER wp rr. -.-, - his family and tried to write his claiming that two-thirds of the y I E--- :~ 8:30 p.m.—Alfred Hitchcock . h, / ,¢ ll-I ;.c 9300 p_m___La5t of the book a second time. _But frustra- noval were dug out of _Ger1ac _s 5‘ / 5 z <5; Mqhicans tlon overwhelmed him. He had memory by his hypnotic experl- ‘ / Q § 930 p.m._P]0uffe Famfly forgotten everything in a com- ments. . _ 2 < 3 |_0:00 p.m.-Big Record plete mental blackout. . Gerlach does not deny his slg- TL; 10530 p,m_—C0untry 1-Ioedown He was on the verge of qu1t- novel was -the product of his own ‘SEE _l 11:00 p_m_—Cavalcade of sports ting in despair when he read Gerlach countered that the E . '_ ,..': 11:45 p.m.—Jim Coleman about a Munich psychotherapist nature is under the 1951 agree- W";", \ p _.| :3 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News who used hypnosis to help pa- ment. But he asserts it is ques- \”‘i',‘-,, 5.; * an. 12:15 p.m.—Viewpoint tients regain lost memories. tionable whether he was in full '1, 1 . i 12:22 a.m.—-CKCW TV News In trance-sleep on the couch of possession of his mental capacit- \ . , _ H mm 3—l-4 Weather, Sports the hypnotist, Dr. Karl Schmitz, ies at the time of the experi- _ M —.?l‘’‘‘‘’’'‘‘‘‘‘‘‘'‘‘‘‘“‘''‘‘‘'‘‘’‘' “ _ 12:21 a.m.—-Toronto Wrestling the past came back to Gerlach. ments.

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