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® denciogst gat Go mast poeper- The Guardian, Chartottetown, Mon, Nov. 15, 1965. 11 / SIEGE UNLIKELY |they cam count on South Afries |ish” Governor Sir Humphrey B There seems little chance that |if it does develop Gibbs. B was not mentioned on sathers Sartrcec sucaneatlly ta {gsr ig sees, ay ie WHiGD ling govern ment - controlled ra- | ay s s . |the near future. Portugal bas |ceived the word of Pieeaiy, term a1 aden goin” ed” Momamblers, South (noe strengthened th feeling | nannels have closed ¢ Mozambique. South security here. — 7 EsiaN Kr Su Ee Sta Cha Cau of Albertan Wi | ' a » non-government members of the n n g (Lynn Heinzerting, chief of |Prime Minister lan Smith |Well trained army of perbaps Rhodesian Parliament whose $ > The Associated Press opers- |staked Rhodesia’s future Thurs. |!0.000 men role is more visual than elfee-) Wheat Ch’ship tious im Africa and winner ef |day on the ability of 4,000,00| When Prime Minister Smith (tive, said . the Pulltser prise for his re |whites to hold South Africa Wold the Rhodesian people they “Only the highly sophisticated! sononro (CP) — Albertans ;, Porting én that continent, ap- against the nest of the African Dave & art Hage ‘play 2 | Africans (Negroes) really UF |.) showing their oats—esne- Praises the tte Rhodesian continent. - Lhe yr = enna. derdant » whet bes happened.” lcially when it comes to walk declaration lndependence | Rhodesia \hag joined South |p Telerved when word ling off with world wheat cham. from - Britain.) have shown in Africa. moves along the bush tele- i By LYNN fair aocne’ 250.0000" nonwhites |, The decision which we have |graph,” trouble might start in |MonamiPe SALISBURY (AP) — with |'& some taken today is refusal by Rho- | some very isolated spot and Belseker, Alta., 2 whose leaders demand total |dosiens to sell their ” farmer from » Alta., God Save the Queen on his lips, |iicck rule in Africa birthright |could spark trouble. But the |iniles 0 st of Calgary, was Aidte 9h Ee Wil inetd lenders lee “Meee eels Chipunza at clear weet ete eee . ; The nr ’ was not as V semple of the Chinook ON THE BAR lccatrniatin bee bee, forming |Gat Bhatia» masid be thy fase | what the 14. Negro members, 2 at the Royal Agricul. | tripe al Deng aaa d ogy Vola ag meget Lag Bar nenge Seve So yo Fair. - Coast colony. became independ. African-Asian * Smith - member Parliament.| ‘The 1964 title went to {9-year . ent Ghana in 1997 and Presiden: | asked. would do about imdependence. igid Larry Gibson of Carbon, tage re ata mere. Wt |Kwame Nkrumah ‘called for a| Rhodesia now le expected to |Smith imtonds to bring whe tea: (tite. “eis wit Cos em | charge as « lic service and| continental government and a |tighten ideological bonds with |ditional tribal chiefs imto the |ple iO} } appear as aniline te us by contietal general staff of Af-|neighboring South Africa and | government. The major awards were « |S the stations concerned rican armies é Mozambique, and with Angola.| One disturbing element of the vided mainly between western | : f His vision has not material. / Se jemmumen peace. 0 te ee Paap ee Geter. - 2" 1 on awar MONDAY PROGRAMS ized, i — ue Ea the declaration of independence Rhedesiae saa seed potatoes was won by Tona * CFCY-TV eae _S white rule in Af- | Mdicates the warmth south Af- | moved into the newspapers soon ‘Hama Alta., with aj / ledged to what South "cane feel for the orthrn | after the declaration and re-|sample of the netted gem var 1.30 p.m.—Musical rica. White rule is neighbor and buffer. fused to permit publication of jety. Second was Gerald Truman | a 2.00 p.m.—Film Festival Africa and Rhodesia inted to The Rhodesian army is dis- |the proclamation issued by Brit- ‘of Amherst, N.S. 2.30 p.m.—Film Festive! maintain their part of Africa. posed along the northern bor- 3.00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth |So does ‘Portugal, in its colo- der-with Zambie, but there is no oy 3.25 p.m.—Take 30 nies of Angola and Mozambique. . Shen 4.00 p.m.—Moment of Truth The white-ruled segment of |expectation trouble in my 4.31 p.m.—Magic Boomerang the contiet happes to be the this regiow immediately 5.00 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin most powerful, the most highly| White Rhodesians now feel | > 5.30 p.m.—Musié Hop 6.00 p.m.—Bachelor Fether r a © @.25 p.m.—Robin Hood Flour Jeck- CONTRACT BRIDG 2 1 30 p.m.—Ge: a * 7.00 pm W New > || By B. JAY BECKER . 7.15 p.m.—Purity Flour Jackpot < #, 7.20 p.m—Sports Week! 1 Ge gt hiked ral FAMOUS HANDS . “. 8.00 p.m.—Two Faces West West dealer. monds, which Silodor doubled 0: £90 pm.—Den Messer North-SOUTH VULNERABLE |and defeated by six tricks — z; »-8.00 p.m.—The Fugitive NORTH. 1,100 point. The defense scored ans He ponies, ot oe Week @A1052 the A-K of clubs and a ruff, two- a A p-m.— x! spades 4" L202 pan —Live ered Leon a4 The bidding was ‘not exactly oye Snckerd Wau sad Spurt $58 mermoal ot the second jabie ‘ 12.15 a.m.~—Sign Off : PP es9te tro the North - South CKCW-TV 83 @ 10 cards for Argentina, the bidding 9.57 a.m.—Station Sign 0: vs 38 os tet South * “m.—ostetion in nm “10.00 a.m.—Canadian Schools + SOUTH a oo wg Dble bs, er 4 @.m.—Nove Scotie Schools @KQ8 Pas 29 3 4NT 1.30 a.m.—Friendly Giant AKQI6 \| Pass Pass 3240 ae Her zi At le Roth "aan @ p.m.—Butternut are aA 8 ’ Pp. at 12.20 p.m.—Across Canad . E with Stone) the a+ 142.50 pn—Mendey Playbill fhe bidding: with a Gasuet bene the ' The Marrying Kind West — a re psychic bid did not intimidate wi 2.30 pm—At H With Helen} Pass eee * Sac eer be: eam i Mme | eee wes Omen So Da DAD.'IF YOU MADE A BET a, 2,00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth Pass Pass 4 ay bled one and then ENTITLED “TEMPEST,” AND WON , WOULD You BuT YOU MEAN 9.90 p.m.—Take Thirty Pass 59 Pass 69 + Decl aay using) Te WAS KILLED BY | ~~" ‘ IF I LOST, + 4,00 p.m.—Mement of Truth Pass Pass T@ £Dble AMER OFTEN 52 P Of course, Castro was. skat-| FrENS ITS HUNGRY BROOD LIGHTNING (Feb. 4, 15039 DON'T YOU 3 : 43 pana Dysale Opening lead — jack of clubs. | ing on thin ice when he contrae yin SINGLE Villemontowe, France —_S-— ts Oe em ohthce Chip ‘ue aan Poet ee ted for _ ee on a oe ert ee ee ee > - a. O92 Bm ntina d States | assurance : partner” a— 6:15. Bote TV News ——tin 4658. the Hiaing was spiri- |some hearts and an ace, but weeeoon won” ted at both tables. with the South | judgement was vindicated whes DAILY CROSSWORD ae * : 6.35 p.m.—Supper Club American ‘team finally getting |it turned oft that Blousson had ACROSS (3.Friar's, 22. An ire ‘scapegoat “When Rape’ snd Slledor had * What the hand illustrated one 4. Wrath 23, Man's = : .—Bewi n pee & or t ¢ ustra at r . * i ew a i the North-South cards for the |both tables was that in world ingredient 5. Son of: ae * 9:00 p.m.—Tthe Fugitive United States, the bidding went championship play the side with| 9 Gain ce 25. er je! 10.00 p.m.—Show of the Week as shown. Silador's two club | the better cards aces not neces- knowledge talian KIO) + 11.00 p.m.—The Disordered Ming |bid was artifical and forcing. | sarily have a clear path in get-| 10. viver 26, Mineral 7. Ooze source + 11:30 p.m.—Peyton Place | * ~—« | Calvente and Cabanne gave Sil-|ting to the best contract. Mak- cs foe as. Piece” (ERALILMNOMNICI 12.00 p.m.—CBC National News odor a hard time with their bid- |ing life tough for the opposition an aan oat ATCT IVIEMBAICIUIT | = 12.15 a.m:=Viewpoint ding but the North American pair jis an important feature os the For Rent, supply 31. Whee: SARIESMIBIASIS) “12:20 aom.—LTV News nevertheless managed to reach |game, and,“ in the long run, Wanted, lines shaft = Saturday's Ausweo z « 12.90 p.m.—Station Sign Off their top - six Tet ea such cate re eae ee ete. 9. Meadow 35. Type of 40. “White . Cabanne displayed an ocea: error op- ‘erbal archi- hank? | 5 crcy |judgement by bidding seven dia- | ponents. : 1 “oe tecture ’ not mg ending 1ONDAY : 17, Gumbo 18 Gotten of 5 41. Eight: 0 10.00~News & Weather. 4,03—Canagian Roundup 18, Tenor solo 3 EiMn-Nive. él ‘Weather 10.25—Sunlight Eye 4:10—Tops In Pops 20. Glacial 18. 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