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| There, under a snowdrift, they 'The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat.. March 19, 1966. 11 7 tee . | ome tS ee es . . ) Mark GSoe em )| [TAKE THATSON) | | MucHence fur it OP 0 en 0 S oun F S:nce 1950, police have recov-’ British Columbia Has First Hei’ ne DOWN YESTERDAY...

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: jlow metal stolen in 11 such rob- | Lilli elite P | Mill ' : beries or holdups. _ ‘ n { ioutian U dp ' : @ * . But another $700,000 ‘has “dis- : { f om | appeared “ _ VANCOUVER (CP) — British before work starts on the full- In the most recent robbery, Columbia has scored another scale project 's i=

12 boxes’ of* bullion, valued at first’ in the pulp and paper ins probably the most impressive!

By JACK GRAY \by robbers on a toboggan turned $593:000. were taken at Winni« duetry—a pulp mill two fect ‘scaled-down: desi © min- Canadian Press Staff Writer en under a porch BB peg International Airport by two high that uses logs six inches jatyre py Eee | Stolen gold has turned up in’ Stolen gold — $50,000 of it — Me" Posing as Air Canada ete long. cellulose- woodrosm. It took 600 the oddest places. taken in the Yellowknife, fa — signed for the A The concentration of Lilliput- hours and a cash outlay of $15,- Three bricks. worth $100,000 N.W.T., district from”a plane in ra “" Ove t away in a stolen: «.. industry’. is ‘located in a-(000 to build it, and it has cranes | Gold worth $20,000 taken away flight turned up months later on obi mint from Red Lake. Ont. SP?awling downtown Vancouver that move on gantrfes, a anes: | -—— =

a craps table in The Bahamas. Besidé&rthe10 boxes found in Workshop owned by H. A. Si- ing ground for. tugs and me-

Last week, police moved into s mons Ltd., consulting ,engineers chanical barkers and chi ; f t, : 1 ppers. | = eR ON TH f AIR the backyard of a house in Fort me eet ane one Bag and specialists in pulp ‘mill con- PARTS TESTED | t ye PAAR] ‘ Ws Den Pact x ia prraepg ign Aut. a , Rouge, a south Winnipeg sub- —- + struction. j L. f Zo: World Rights RTY, 4 . nipeg building. One box still is To depict structural _ steel, : anes ; NT MY. UUMP ROPE iD - urb. : missing. ’ There are digesters, boiler as- modelling chief Kosmos Gallos | YOUR ROPE LOCKS DIFF GRE BACK NOW F : The following program list- were found by police in a ‘In Augtsl’1950, police near semblies, pulping‘ units and .a@ and his crew of 12 have sub- | - PRON fw ings are published free of burned-out getaway car. Timmins. On®. poked into’ the Woodroom complete with bark- stituted heavy - gauge plastic. | OF COURSE. charge as a public service one 5:00 p.m.—Wonderful World of Golf ashes. of a burned-out car and €Fs. chippers and tiny logs. The Miniature logs were built..toi #® . appear as. presented to us by! (Chen Ching-Po vs. found $100,000 in gold bricks. 20-foot model is part of pre- scale and the various pieces of | (mM the stations concerned. "’ Jacobs) The thieves panicked when Planning by the engineering tiny equipment are tested under | ™% . SATURDAY PROGRAMS | 6.00 p.m.—a Place For Everything [faulty brake drims on the nom ie 8 ee ocean | tenulated stress conditions. z er | 6.30 p.m.—Hymn Sing tol cht fire. i }ol olumbia u 0. CECY-TV -- * 17.00 p.m.—Jane Wyman |The "Vellvaaiin’ ake theft plant 10 miles south of Prince | sg a re wh? mae the oO 7:30 p.m.—Patty Duke ‘was pulled by Tony Gregson, a |Rupert, on the northwest coast ™Oce' ™! oesn't do -s pro- c 2:30 pare muslcgle 8.00 p.m.—Hank |Briton. He substituted boxes of of B.C. duce tiny rolls of newsprint. “a me mene Gis ieieke 8.30 p.m.—Flashback lead for the gold while in flight. As well as being excellent ex- : ; o m Re ‘ ein ; 9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show |and walked off the aircraft with |amples of the modelling craft, CARIBOU STILL’ GRAZE Me eee o 5.00 p.m.—TBA ane segs eg os ithe gold. He told later how he |the creations, built on a scale | There are estimated to be GIG BO Ee 530 p.m.—Bugs Bunny Show 12.00 ian rs 7 News Days” blew the last of it in a ae of %-of-an-inch Yo a foot, serve 13.000 wnodiand caribou still 6.00: p-m.—Forest Rangers 199.08 ganieclecal ‘Weather ond’ Sport aie me Nia and Se ee to help iron out) possible errors ‘living in ntario. as . ' — 6.30 p:m.—This Land of Ours Scores o Canada to serve a jai * . ELIEVE IT OR NOT . HERES A “IS ONE THAT WHEN \/-OUR REFRIGERATOR 7.00 pam.—CFCY 1V News ~ cae Lane RIPLEY'S B GADGET WE NEED! |" HORN-AND THE —~ YOUR BOY FRIENDS ]\ DOOR FLIES OPEN !/ —. 7.15 p.m.—Fishermans Log .CW- : ‘ * YOU DRIVE up = GARAGE DOOR OPENS: DRIVE UP AN a 7.90 pam-mtate Sing Out fae ae ae BABIES BORN Rete s mn HONK =" | 00—p.m.—Beverly Hillbillies +10 p.m.—Station Sign On : AGS. ae . 8.30 p.m.—The Saint 1.15 p.m.—The Christophers» ~ DRUG ADDICTS aay Ths Fi 4 Vela 9:30 p.m.—NHL Hockey— . — 1.30 p.m.—Country Calendar ~ (New York vs. Montreal) | 2:00.p:1m.Bishop: Sheen re - ; | > 5 Bs : NEW YORK (AP) — More 11.15 p-m.—Juligite 2:30 p.m.—Faith In Action : } 11:45 p.m.——The Quideorsman 3:00 p.m.—Through The Eyes of | than a babies — a 1200 p.m.—CBC News Tomorrow city last. year suffer ™ | ny = 12.08, a.m.—Local ather & Sport |4:00~p.m.—Some of These Days narcotics addiction. i Scores 4.30 p.m.—Heritage They fought to “kick’’ the on] 12:10 a.m.—The Thrillers 4.57 p.m.—CBC TV News | habit in the first days of life, "110 Sign Off ° 5.00 p.m.—Woprld of Golf | Some died. Others survived, Cae ne oa mmm, 0:00 p.m.—A Place For Everything | as doctors used drugs or syn- 6:30-psm.=My: Three Sons. -* | thetic opiates. to bring them ~—t | 4:00 p.m:—Walt Disney through. = 8.00 p.m.—Haenk 7 , ity’ Pee Loree. : F d 8.30 p.m.—Flashback Dr. a 7 fre Me f wa Seng AO T eae eaon 9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan COs oF ® CS pethGoyir wes 10180. ms—bance discussed the jpn RS ay " MARKS THe HOLIDAYS ao CORD YOUR HEROIC ee Agee heeds day, saying the new-born in- TIRTAM SPRING 3 11.00 p.m.—This Hour’ Has 7 Days ° pene m Kanniparamba India, 12:00 p.m:—CBC National News herited the addiction through - IS DRY 361 DAYS OF EACH YEAR || &@ $10 Gin cliy News their mothers. oh ~YETIT ALWAYS FLOWS FREELY || 2.20 a.m.—Station Sign Off. | For. the babies, Pe =e oe ue a oa ON WHICH IT : ¢ suffering was greater an a: } THOUSANDS |}. | Reconditioned Chain $ fhat of adults forced to take | : OF PILGRIMS > iz SAWS @ “cold tarkey treatment” — s% a OPEN ALL WiNTER | o 45 00 ?| complete withdrawal of ‘nar- m A & W DRIVE-IN |: Oe ie, 3 shee pees z [RESTAURANT 3: MURRAY WHITE ¢ tre babies, he explained, = alpeque Roa 3 Sales and Service ~% ame weaker.’ : a : ; \2Orlebar St. Ch’town + Yerby, addressing: a confer- , — xs CKCW-TV ecoceseooooooosoooooo® ence on narcoticism in new- ‘CHRISTIAN FREDERICK. ) ) ‘ | born babies, said the figure of SCHUMACHER 12:28 p.m.--Station Sign On cFCy RADIO | 300 probably is conservative. areas i oeatn vit i 12:30 p.m.—Math Special. . | “There is strong reason to GIME! 1.00 p.m.—Cartoon Capers _ Sarvenay | believe" ‘that. another 400 to. |. SURGEON IN THE DANISH ARMY 1.30 p.m.—Top Ten Plus 6:45—Island Wr.,-"Mar. Temp. | 500 children were born to nar- AT THE AGE OF 16 3:00: p.m.—Cross_ Canada. Curling | ¢.46—-Morning - Roundup cotic addicts im 1965 and that | 0™+’=-Sm me matnemens ae oS ay coon 6:55—News and ‘Weather |-the’ rate of ‘‘neonatal narcot- | = PAM eee enn re 7:00—Hebrew. Christian Hour - ies. addiction” is rising— wes < 5.30 p.m.—Bugs tee : 7:15—Morning Roundup = Narcotics addiction by the | DA { LY CROS SWO RD = 26:00 poms Focest Rangers | 7:30—News and Weather : mother “affects the fetus and nh 6.30 p.m.—News, Weather and = 1-7.35_ Farm Report endangers the life of. the in- ACEONS | RCN aE 2 Sports 7:41—=Mornin Roundu fant,’ Yerby said . 1. Embark 3. Danish. * noun. P| 6-45 p.m-—tondon, Lige 7:45—Island We Mar Peas “In lay language it 5. Strike- 4 frord = 21. Covered | mg ate ‘O’Bri : » . * | Org et real rok, ; i ee eves Anh LAS eerie Sen | means that these infants have | grit. 5.One kind of fosting - 8.39 patccters Sing “Out 7:56—Sports Capsule and Score | ‘been poisoned by the narcot- 10..Musical . engine 29 dino 9.00 p.m.—Hogan’s.. Heroes board ics taken by their mothers and sounds 6.Plotted _ tie 90 pNP 8:01—News — - | shortly after birth suffer all | 42 Patriarch -7.Indefinite. 26, Bev- : __N@w York at Montreal | e:ttsWeather“" ~~~ ~——----the= tortures of -withdrawal......- ..13-Half-an-em~~~ article ~~erage iti | | 1130 p.m.—duliette S co Roundup | = 14. vee 8. Former - 27. Scrub fe Wwiels! eee + 11:45 p.m.—The Outd - .45—Wea | ee refugee: name of - ° 28. Lodg- 7 - 12.06 Gah. cic Natforpt News 8:50—Atlantic News Roundup mere. abbr. Liberty ing __—_ ° Mesterday’s Answer - 12.10.qpim.—Quter Limits » 9:00—News and From Our” Corr. lL SATURDAY 15. Custard, Island place =] «1.15 a.m.—Station Sign Off cBC ee cherry or 9. Quick 29. Lever 40. 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One kind of ‘ ~swer~ to your heating-- prob-- 12:00 Weather tee nn |9:10—Bandstand _ pace e kaegs shell — ai > lem. ’ 1 12.05—The Band Parade 9.30—Winnipeg Pops Arch. 26. Part of “to “ae Palmer Electri 112:45—Mostly Music 10:00—CBC Saturday Morning 2 et QO a ectric Ft Ob adads iatid. Wester 10:50—CBC Stamp Club 27. Deception i Fitzroy St. Dial 4-8543 } 1 }5_1n Cénada This Week CBC 11:00—The Action Set 29. Promise oa 1 30-Checkpoint 12:00—Current and Choice 32. Likened , ¢ ; 12:30—Country Capers ~ 34. Bovine SUNDAY PROGRAMS Jean ao EADZCEC News ond: Weather 35. Bone CFCY-TV 3:00—News and Weather ter hcern rT aaa 3:05—Tops In Pops ee ‘ 5 . 12:30 a.m.—Musicale 4:00—News and Weather Po ae tail Sa LS prea 4:05—Tops in Pops a 2.30—Chansonette 38. Guido's 139 psm.—Country Calendar 5:00—News and Weather 3:00—Metropolitan Opera (cd note ae panes etre. Us + | 5:05—The Outports j Lucia- Di Lammermoor 39. 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Toes TM_SORRY, KATHY... ! You'Re ‘RD. . |10.30—Starlight Serenade | 12:03—Sports- Scores, Inland and Cis tala ahinety stana ¢ th Ww YOU, PROMISED BUT I'M GOING TOBE| | STEVE’S BOSS! MY CATHCAIMENT —iv00—News anc Regional Weather Marine Weather ne letter simply s or another, In this sample A {s used 5 70.60 SKIING WITH) ATTHE TV STUDIO. J’ | PLEASE TELL Him ) Boss '1105—Starlight Serenade 12:15—Music In The Night for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- | l 4. | THAT GOING : : ig trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. \ Hill Ape Each day the code letters are different. CONTRACT BRIDGE |. A Gryptogram Quotation 1 pam. e , i , Mr. Melvin McQuaid | By B. JAY BECKER _ | CNL ZDRVCVKVWS'H zGDYVHLE “M.P. 7 _ ' DP ALHCLGTWA WGL CNL CWILH : ; East dealer. 1 (2 trick to the nine of spades oO e. East-West vulnerable. | and go down one. Itis noteasy, DP CDTWA.—YWKELSUVL EVSM «. |& CFCY Ra 10 t |to associate the loss of a trump |! : > - jtrick on this “hand with the | | Yesterday's Oryptoquote: PLAGIARISTS ARE ALWAYS ne NORTH | seemingly normal lead of a. .SUSPICIOUS OF BEING STOLEN FROM.—SAMUEL COLE- ; ja AKWS—-. __|--East wins the club with the RIDGE — “ @KQ7 jcontinues with a diamond which |: + @AI1062 you ruff with the ten. > 6.15 p.m. WEST + EAST When you then play another ve ‘= a4 982 club, East takes it with the ace OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE = AK1072 93343 jand leads still another diamond and on A104 3 -which you ruff with the jack. . T DUNNO, MASOR/ TWO e ; inn aKo5 $8743 | (Now you trump a club and YEARS AGO YOU HAD MEY | om ° ; | SOUTH - {cash the A - Q of spades, but IM, YAS, MAYOR FATTILETON, IT'6 TIME TO) Bie cacy MAGOO IN CJRW R dio o5763) |when: you. then lead a heart| [PREPARE FOR THE FALL ELECTIONS ZASA) Eon peat GRIP 0 a 9 Q65 ifrom dummy, your last two RENOWNED POLITICAL SCIENTIST, TD 4) Oren © ae TAY : 398652 ‘eards are the K - 8 of spades, ANS 0 ee ee COLLECTOR! THE CITY ) } | el {4 +— while West at this point has the | MAGE WITH GOLD AND IMAGINATNE. )] Weity @moKE AND I x nurs. Mar. t | , nine of spades and queen ‘of | DEAS! <HAK-KAFF/~~ I'D CONSIDER STILL LOST THE ; ' he bidding: lubs. West must make his nine| | TMY CIVIC DUTY TO ANSWER YOOR a! cli anttyTOWN VOTE! i North East. Soute @etades and va muse 6 dow | ae eur eeu vn ne ’ ate | : 6.10 West Bi s ; ASK FORCE Ye 7 e een pm, veel aap Dble Pass ——- 2: — ra oe : PFs Ail : : > - bun 39 Pass 4% the difficult part of the hand Ls : es , is to realize at the ginning i? ; : ' WOU ral 0 i lead¢— two of dia- that this. complication may ‘ ' NEXT, AH LARNED HIM . FO' MONTHS HE, DN'T DO, ye? ore eventually arise, and, at. the EVERETT DIRKSEN’ BUY NOBODY ELSE/”—BUT AH x monds. suind tne, to take the steps’ FUST AH LARNED THET WERE A MISTAKE.” CORN-VINCED HIM IT WARN'T ; David MacDonald Let's = yO et toad necessary to prevent it. The HIM TO IMITATE. a . WEL eee amis, a four spades ani es ads solution is simple enough — if 2p i e108 M.P. . > 't with, the you have the foresight to antici- | v5 VERSA /! ace and cash the A -.K of hearts, pate the end position. | - on ae ‘a Se Paes: All you have to do is lead ‘a ; thing NOW see g ieee; appar (heart at trick four and. fuff it, > CIRW Radio 25 3% suit aehin tn “tun. ser whieh you proceed wit % ; t ently 1 : vour-plan of ruffing a club in what - sg an ae be dummy. This apparently unim- ri ‘ club at trick four, bu a portant play permits vou to Saturday, Mar. Vie to make the contract score the five of spades, as well * Accordingly, you lead the as the.8 - 7 when they are Jater | 3 6 10 m ijack of “clubs at trick four, but played on the A - Q and allows > P- i the unfortunate effect of this you to make the. contract in-

‘ ‘play is that you later must lose stead of going down,