The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Dec. 28, 1964. 11

ON THE AIR

I MIN WAITING . leis, hotels, restaurants and WNDFSIW _ 0 related businesses. Hotels have g ' l closed whole wings. l ‘ seas amour sum 3 _ Cy Kins. operator oi the La- > :r . . L. CFCY 'TV I a . mar Bathhouse and president of ‘ v the Balhhouse Association, sees 2 K. M ' l the problem this wa : U f‘ ' 3° W" "W"; ,- I "All Hot Springs has to do is g . . 3'33 pﬂl-Thl: built: life I continue its advertising and > p by WICK TEMPLE

son p.m —As The World Turns 3 30 p.m -Talte Thirty

4.00 p.m.—The Secret ' Storm

4.3l p-m-Razzla Dazzle

5,00 p.m.-Foreu Ranger! .

5.30 p.m.—Mull¢ H

s on p m —Canadim Legion chem. 6 I5 p.m.-l.iva Longer

0.3l p.m.—Galette

7,15 p.m.—Purlty Photo Outs 7.20 p.m.—rsA

7.30 p.m.-hewitched

8.00 p,m.—The Rogues

9.00 pm ~Red River Jamboree 9.30 p.m.—-Perry Mason

10.30 p.m.—lntertel . . . Three Men “.30 p.m.-—Memolre an Fete 12.!5 a.m.-—CIC TV News 12.28 a.m.—l.ocal Weather

12.30 “nu-Sign OH

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dry martini glasses glisten be- 7.0l p.m.-CFCY TV News hi

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, (A?)- the one, - armed bandits stand like prisoners of war in a corner of The Vapors. their three eyes staring into dark- ss.

Ml over town. thousands of

empty b r . The action is gone. The party over. For awlvlle at least. Hot Springs. once a gay little mountain resort. has lost its battle to legalize gambling.

Arkansas voters turned down local option legal gambling for 30¢ Springs Nov. 3 by a vote at 31am to 215.744. The illegal casinos and night spots. al- ready cloaed a; order of Gov-

feature name entertainers and a bar, but no gambling. NEEDS RACE CROWD

There is talk 0! building a dog racing track to supplement the seasonal economy of Oaklawn ark. the horse racing track. Oaklawn’s 43—day season opens

I lose a big portion of its out-of- state racing crowd. Hot Springs' economy had grown around four clubs that provided entertainment. danc-

' date to him from the people.

shalt 1,300 persons are out a. work from casinos. ba , mo-

. service. We've got to sell our

Yet “"9 “deal grand luneslbaths. our recreation and our

could tlnd .no violation of fed- industrial potential."

and gambling laws. l He said the bathhouse busi- The Arkansas house of repre- ness had not. been hurt by the

KIDS.’...YOU’D WINK BE

~AND THEV HAD TO “ND

sentatlves passed a resolution crackdown. uggestling that the state anli- But the economy u . who‘. "mblmg . . be “muted- is slumping. Wootton said sales Faubus 581d “"5 was 3 man‘ tax receipts were off 14 per cent in September. 6 The tight against the proposed constitutional amendment to le- galize gambling was pushed by a group called Churches United Against Gambling. headed by Dr. Ralph Phelps, ptist

and he ordered Garland County officials to close gambling or 11 would use state police to do

State pressure finally closed the big casinos last March, but smaller clubs continued to op-

.- _-o-

in Hot Springs National Park. The )7

ing. dining and gambling In addition. tourists ﬂocked to thermal baths on bathhouse row

houses. using waters

crate. selling mixed drinks. Nov. 3

eral election. Fa-ubus sent state police to raid one club. grabbed three slot machines.

J us: before the

en-

They

minisler and presiden chita Baptist College at Arka- delphla. 36 1 Hot Springs.

mi es trom

“I think someday there will

50'5 PE WHAT

lT'S HIOH TIME I PUT '1' H15 SIGN CPL TO i OUTTA YOU”

WlLL KNOW PECT

ernor Orval . Faubus. ap- from warm springs deep under mm”. “d ' "‘7 “mused be gambling here." predich CKC‘V TV peared doomed by the landslide. the mountains, give about 0 ' wwuon But the people who were 1.500.000 baths a year for health Immedll‘le‘ly- "‘3 Te" 09 the But Spring. probably born here and grew up watch- and relaxation. 01in)! cloud The lid was on

9.57 a.m.—Station Sign On i0.00 a.rn.-Ivan 00 10.30 s.rn.-Documantary Canada

never again will make the mis- take of putting all its golden eggs in one basket.

sun set over the bright

e tight. Now only beer is sold. lights of the night spots will

Most city leaders agree that

GOES FAR. BACK With a few

lnterru’ ans.

P’d , give odds that the last dire bu d d“ m h ".00 a.m.—Qulzlne 30 8am ng an 11 ng ave _ have not be“ ""W’H' hustled alo here in violati 11.30 p.m.—¢clrﬂ;l Cagada “Tm-s town has been closed of state larygfor almost a CS: '2'00 W" 'h“ {H ""' before." said one lnaabitant. fury. Local officials couldn't . . ms. - .. ,, ‘ '2 '5 p‘“"'c " “"° “For one yea'r- for four. It's Stay in office if they tried to "l “590'”ch '

12.30 pun—Butternut Square

I150 p.m.—CIC News

1.00 arm—Wednesday Playblll Hopplry Goes To Town!

2.30 p_m.—At Home With Helen

Cracker

3.00 p.m.-As The World Turns

330 rum—Take Thirty

4.00 p.m.—Sacret Storm

4.30 p.m.—Rslea Daule

5.00 p.m.-—Fomt Iangera

5.30 p,m.-Fun Time

6.00 p.m.—Supper Club

e.l5 p.m.—llonel Televlslen News

6.25 p.m.—Weather

6 30 mun—Sports

6.35 p.m.—Supper Club wont of mu. path“... 1. ﬁn VANCOUVER lCPl — “501' a 7.00 p,m.-—Maverlcl: fact that Nepal’s,” liquor diers, police everywhere —— all M ’ ~ ' aoo p.m.—Dr Kiidare sales died with gambling. Mixed with guns. it gave me the Wll- , .A ' .. ' ,. >

9.00 gum—Red River Jamboree drinks. um, are “legal! in Ar. lies." 1 Wm RaJaslhanlndIa.

9‘30 lam-Perry Mason kansas. and Arkansans ﬁnally That “'33 Dave Sleen's lm‘ T0 MARK HER lath BIRTHDAY :

10.30 pan-Festival stopped winking at the two presslon oi Cutatdurins atetrir DANCES N g [annulus £515; a

Imml . . . rim. ractlces that hel ed make Hot there last wee o compe "I 11.30 p.m--—Mernolre En m. M." gprings wealthy. p the Havana international friend- [3 M'sz III CIKUMIEREWL‘I

l2.00 p.m.—ClC-TV News

l2.15 a.m.—Viewpoint

12.20 amp—Lionel Network News 12.25 a-m.—-Stetlon Sign O"

crcv noch t One of them is Richard Woot— “Like an arfnefllcaTkr-"Csagd ‘ - ‘ 1' l'

on, a awyer and president of John Minic e o. e an - «IV ‘

WIDNESDAV the Chamber of Commerce. dians‘ coach. Iagnldmtffl‘éngtigl'zllighsetﬁll‘gd ‘93 630-.New and w 'h “The wetve got to “Men lounging around. every- .‘a l m ,; 6-35 M f R ‘5 " do is rebuild the tourist trade," where with guns. CliCkmE PM is BORN ALIVE L " ' l ' ’-

I -i tomdn' Olin up he said. “And the most import- safety catches on and off. toylnﬁ , ‘ «A. -*‘ -ALPEADY IN I73 645‘3'". W'" "I Mi"- Y'MD- am thing there is to give the with the triggers; no sign V my“ --‘ ‘ OWN SHELL 6“‘”‘°’"'"‘-"‘ "W" tourist something to do at discipline or responsibility. °""""'~"""‘"'“""'“""" ass—New: and Weather night." “Nervousn You bet I was,” .— 7 (Xi—Hebrew Christian Hour '

7.l5—Morning Roundup 7.30-Nswa and Weather 7.35—Farm .Report

has formed

always opened again. You‘ll ee."

5

Meanwhile. businessmen are stunned. It’s as if a war has been fought and lost.

crack down.

Early last year. the US. jus- tice department declared Hot Springs the biggest illegal gam-

ling operation in the country.

BIG MONEY GONE

No longer do the big spenders set up vacation operations in suites in the venerable hotels and blithely drop thousan dollars at me gambling tables.

The ‘plush restaurants are serving fried chicken and $3 steaks instead of exotic disha a aka.

3 2.

But Hot Springs has young' leaders who are fascinated with the cosmopolitan atmosphere that has characterized mountain city of 30,000 persons.

A group of business leaders corporation to

and the other Canadian: left as

Canadian Finds Cuba Armed Camp

ship track and field festival. The young Canadian shotput star from Vancouver said he

soon as their events were over.

said Minichiello. Steen Minichiello and pole vaulter Gerry Moro of Trail,

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