“ — CFCY TV 8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues.., Feb. 24, 1909 ; & 3 DAILY CROSSWORD 7" CHANNEL 18 ACROSS _2. Astonish 1. Identical 3. To shirk <i = TUESDAY 5. Health 4. Half ems <q Ps : : 5. A conduit > 2:15 p.m.—Afterncon Musicale 9. A man € Of the ; 2:45 p.m—Nurery Schoo! Time 20. Large sca pia mater 2) ..3.00 p.m.—Dr. Hudson's Secret duck . Mine z Journal 12. Mountains entrance < Be pn Steniy, More ofRussia = 8. Sundry, a 3:45 p.m—Science All Around Us 13. Relinquish 9. Bar- ae errr 14. Goebbela, barians 0 4:30 p.m.—Open House ex. 11. Second 5:00 p.m.—Patti Page Show 15. W: iain 5:30 p.m.—Sky King 36. allow 6:00 p.m.—Western Theatre 38. — : 15. Tiny peeanee Cole at Somes eae 8:00 p.m.—Mark Saber (slang) . (collog.) 8:30 p.m—Casey Jones 90. Mongolold Ga pai--duees Sage Chollense language p.m. age 9:30 p.m—Chevy Show $2. Verdant — Z a io =| | 10:00 p.m.—folio—“A Concert ° of 95. Swimming oO Great Soloists” tanks A‘ _ 11:30 p.m.—Press Conference 96. 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' 3:30 p.m.—At Home With Helen — Here's how te work it: te (Aas ° DAILY CR £ WT S F H & Auto Co. Ltd Cracior defender, when the result of a con- AXYDLBAAXRE 2 ete | irestone home uto Co. > rethanptinig the ay South deater. tract apppars to be in doubt. is t LONGFELLOW ~ Sa \!i _ = FAMILY sz Great George St. Charlottetown 24 Central St., Summerside ' 5:00 p.m.—Patti Presents : jto assume that parteer has & One letier simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 5.30 pm—Sky King NORTH holding that. will permit the con- for the three’L’s, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos- Ce rere, “e r 6:00 pm.—Supper Club oe tract to be defeated. To defend) trophes: the length and formation of the words are all hints, es setts : 6:15 p.m.—News Says otherwise would denote an alti-| 00) dey the code letters are different. & 6:30 p.m.—Supper Club oS SAQ5 tude of defeatism. cine ; : x Bie- | 6:35 p.m.—Weather East had to make an unusual A Oryptogram Quotation BAe $0 amas e599, SEE, [ectenare play 2 ts Mend 8] Vows xDEWPs BSFO DEW PFIFES Poe | NE |oraer ; eo. 62 @754 the heart lead with the king. Since) JCQ: F Y¥XA BX DEZD AEXIW é 8:00 p.m—San Francisco Beat | &K1076 aan West had led the deuce. indicat- RXCPIW rz Pe Q—SEZPPFRL. > 8:30 p.m.—Highway Patrol A31084 ing a four - card suit, he knew ow 1 9:00 p.m—Front Poge Challenge ote declarer had another heart. So Yesterday's Cryptoqueter IT IS OUR TRUE POLICY TO > eT 9:30 p.m.—Chevy. Show KQ1093 he cashed the ace of hearts, STEER CLEAR OF P ALLIANCES—WASH- | i a | at ; 10:30 p.m.—Great Soloists $3 though in doing so he veo INGTON. r f 11:30 p.m—Press Conference dummy’s queen was being esta i 12:00 a.m.—CBC News ‘The bidding: lished. _, A RR ie Ree Seem, medio , - . era spr News South West — Fast It was evident from South’s bid- | 2- f a.m.—Sign Off 16 Pass . Pass | 3@ Pas 36 Pans | ‘ing thay for bad great : me ' 4@ length in the two suits he had : RADIO {bid. Any hogorsj West might have i“ Weve BEEN Ee ee Opening lead—two of hearts. | in either diamonds or clubs were GOSH. CHIEF O/ HARA.. F at ag = s Defense is one department of | in position to be trapped by dum- I'M TERRIBLY SORRY +. LONS ‘ 5 C.F.C.Y. TUESDAY the game where you can't aford|my's minor suit strength. The, . to be lazy. A defender must be | only chance to win two more : =? bar (STANDARD TIME) }constantly on the alert because |tricks had to lie in the trump! I} oi! ois 2 8.35 Sign On hee has the oo of not ae | suit. j ‘= Ge § 6.57 News Headlines and Weather |22 Precisely w ere his si ra East therefore returned a beert @) é2 . 7.00 Hebrew Christian Hour strength and weakness le. \ into dummy’s Q-9, though he knew | = = ae 42 7.15 Country and Western Round-! The declarer has no yeh dif- | he was giving declarer an extra ¥ @ . up ficulty because all his s and heart trick. But the gift had its > ° 3 7.30 News and Weather liabilities are in plain view. He intended effect—South could no att . 2 7.35 Country and Western Round-; may not know how thée-defenders’ longer make the contract. se . , up ‘cont) * cards are divided, but he knows} pao-jarer led a trump from) VY 7.40 Farm Reporter exactly what cards they have. | dummy and was forced to finesse —_ oo peep As a result, the defender must ‘the ten as his only hope. West . > | ; 810 "Weather ¢ do a great dea! of theorizing. He | won with the queen and, in line snapiints __¥ 8.15Country and Western Round-|°2". omy surmise that “certain | with East's previously © selected 3 up conditions exist, and then shape defense. returned his last heart. 845 Weather ee ’ |his defense to meet those condi-| East ruffed with the king and — THREE Ravios — 850 News tions declarer had to lose agother | ‘.) FWO PHONES ~ o 9.00 Morning Devotions A fundamental approach for the trump trick and go down ee. | f? a TWO Tv SETS7 ioe 9.10 Morning Moods ina beat 9.30 Top Tune Time Prime Minister enba - 9.45 Morning Moods 100 Saturday, | caead his greetings. Pope John Zz 10.00 News | XXII sent ‘a papg) blessing. o wi 10.05 Magazine of the Air Has No Regrets | She reads newspapers every g & 10.30 Meledy Parade : day and is interested in politics, a q 11.00 News Headlin:s and Wea- And No Advice lrockets and the advertisements.| ther — Later she’s Rad to use a magnify- s ts oe Mage be Music: MONTREAL ‘CP'—Mrs. Cath-| ing glass—but she doesn’t need’ 11.02 News and Views on Grocer- srine McInerney celebrated her | glasses. ay ex 12.00 ehicriee 100th bi» “day Saturday with “no |. One of nine children. she is the | i oo Rhythm Roundup regrets. © “omplaints, no lists @jj4:t surviving member of her | y- a MN wi 30 Nev 5 jdos and Gun'ts, no recipe for long-' family. Her husband died 3 : wn” 12.30 News and Weather : | | 12.43 P.E.I. Road Report evity and little nostalgia for tbe | years ago and thev were child-| 12.45 Mostly Music good old days.” less. She now lives in a home for ~ EETER 1,00 News headlines and weather; She is firmly anchored to the | the aged. MUGGS & SK j 1.02 Mostly Music. |present, has a tart sense of hu-/ -- | Ge 2.00 School Bdest | mor and still has “thank heaven, . Bs i 2.15 Mostly Musie © all my senses.” Aged Man Dies ane ae a Oo 2.30 Back to the Bible She says she can't understand : . ~ CHECK, iz 3.00 News Headlines and Wea-| why people make a fuss about Seeking Dog Ty sxzerer.. <q y $<zé ther her birthday. 2 } SS e 3.02 Best on Request “It's ridiculous. I've lived @|] RICHMOND. Va. (AP) — A 70} 400 News and Weather iquiet life, I've done nothing. And year-old man died in. his burning a 405 Best on Request |yet they all keep coming aroun@! home Saturday after refusing te! z 430 The Outports | © see the old lady. | leave without his pet dog. 0 5.00 News Headlines and Wea- “Ask anybody — visitors cone rémen. found the body of ot ther. jhere in droves. It’s nice, but! James W. Carr under a closed re 7 5.02 The Outports jsometimes you're tired, you! window in his scorched bedroom. =x 9% 60 News | know.” |The dog had been outside all the! i= 72m = 10 iterinds ROYAL MESSAGE Mi SE 6.15 Music for Yo Mrs. McInerney was delighted Pw [tI et

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7.00 Sports Roundup oe" teat | =o ’ 7.% Music for you eee ee ee MON TUES WED SPECIALS t S$ A M DONALD yas Music ters | —, From Dartmoor - .~ WED. at 0. A. MC 7.30 News <nd Weather gional Commentary | ; ‘ ve 7.45 Red Cross Safety Talk. Musical Interlude. Is Reca tured Men's Substandard Boys’ 100% Nylon Substandard ight’ 6:30—Rawhid * ; Cc ine . Cc aa ieee €:45_Roviag’ Reporter LONDON (Reuters) — Playboy DRESS SOCKS... reg. 1.00 .......... pr. WORK SOCKS, 8-9-10... reg. 89¢ pr. ignmen :45 . DON | — Play 10.00 N@ws and Weather - 6: 55—Bylin | convict ‘Dennis Stafford is behind| ~" s g -° . 1° 15 Starlight Serenade 7:00—Music In The Evening | hare again safter setting a record Men’s Fully Lined 3 ag Heavy Men's = 5 55 - 10.30 Cross Section. a ae “Cs for the longest post-war run for CRUISER COATS...reg. 11.95 ......... * WORK ‘SWEATERS... reg. to 7.50 .... a 11.00 Court of Opinion. ie | or are freedom by any man escaping : - , | 11.30 Shadows. _ ‘ pe: tein : |\from Dartmoor, the ancient grim Men’s Heavy Cloth, Melton, 50% Nylon & Wool 6 50 12,00 Dominion News 8-30—Chicho Valee prison on the Devonshire Moors. WORK PANT: cu 0OG FOE oii cos aw’ ee 9:00—Drama In Sound The handsome jailbreaker, - : ' CBA TUESDAY 9:30—Anthology weees, fer) Sis Siatases: Sar. Sigh Watch This Space For Our Weekly Specials! STANDARD TIME 10:00—Jazz. vi ant Sapmee ears. See ’ iced = a ge 10:30 Leicester Square gl Torantured in Piccadilly Circus ? 7-te News” - and Fill 1{:00—CBC National News Friday night after being at large

for 47 days. Fhe previous record | em was 33 days. } \ On Jan. 5, when the worst com-' bination of fog, wind and ran in 2UR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ;centuries swirled about the bleak stone prison, Stafford and another | convict scaled a 204oot wall and disappeared into the countryside. * OTHER CINVICT DEAD The body of the second convict was found in a nearby reservoir last Monday. Stafford, his only disguise a pair of horn-rimmed glasses, was spotted by two detectives while

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