% . Hip i CFCY.TV _ 16 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Feb, 19/1959.) 3 , . ANA CHANNEL 13 OR DAILY CROSSWORD : RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT TOG. eee ee Vere THURSDAY 1. Many 5.——and = 23. Girl's < (comb, ts name 2.00 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale form) @ King with 3. An = j 2:20 p.m.—interview with Mrs. 6. A fine the enzyme a t James Swicker McKee 11, Negative fon Touch (bio- : . 43 p.m-—Nursery School Time’. 12. River (Fr.) 7. Employs ehem.) = = 2.00 pm—Douglas Fairbanks Pre 13. Releases 8. Latvian 26. Trou- e — 14. Turn aside inhabitant bie 3.30 p.m—Maggle Muggins 15. 9. Crawis aT. Ab- & 3:45 p.m.—Gumby 16, Dog’s owner 10. Ring on scond 4:00 p.m. ist 17. Gov. Smith harness pad 36. Stan Yesterday's Anewer 4:30 p.m.—Open House’ ‘18. Andy’sTV 16. The Merr> Laurel's 36. Title 5:00 p.m.—Speaking French partner mac's friend 37. Periahes 5:30 p.m.—\Veedy Woodpecker 20. Hebrew 30. Metal 38. Exchange 6:00 p.m.—The Hambietonian and letter 18. Birdsas -; premium Silks and Sulkies 21. Of forests aclass 31. Cubie meters 40. Support _ 6:48 p.m—CFCY TV News 23. Malt kiln 19.Disfigure 33. Flares 41, Entire 7:00 p.m.—Harbour Command 25. Antennas - & +2:30 p.m.—tife of Riley 27. Canines ee ~ pe} 1S = . 8:00 p.m.—Rescue Eight » 29. Detroit's : | ¥ 8:30 p.m.—Don Messer ball team “a Oo 9:00 p.m.—Music Makers ‘5? 32. Overhead { | 9:30 p.m.—The Unforseen train wu 10:00 p.m.—Wyatt Earp 38. Gaucho’s : 10:30 p.m.—toretta Young weapon z= 11:00 p.m.—Toronte Wrestling 34. Pronoua 12:00 a.m.—CBC TV News 35. Piece of >» 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint slag pe 38. Hail? dl CKCW — Moncton oo. Benatts = | CHANNEL 2 bear Be THURSDAY om 40. Lithwantan e ENJOY THE PLEASURES ! WERE $0 FOND OF THER WORSE FORTHE S™ TIME |- seaport BHAT WHEN IT DIED THEY HAD ee DAY Choice group : 9:45 a.m.—Station Sign On W STUFFED AND MOUNTED OF THE 9™* MONTH X aeonas 7 OF TELEVISION eee See The Record Caravan AND DISPLAYED IT It FULL ® FOR THE 1€™ TIME 45. Luster > 10:00 a.m.—Romper “Room MARWESS IN THEIR ORME FOR THE ON THE 1T™ Day a 11:00 a.m.—Sign Off REMAINDER OF THEIR LIVES OF THE 17 MONTH DOWN = @ HOCKEY PLAYOFFS Cc Per ar Oe ae en eee 2. Large sifk @ WRESTLING ~—- ! ‘oe er CONTRACT BRIDGE ~— 2. Incectable | : nee | aoe ss 2:30 p.m—At Home With Helen “a Kine af the h : 2:45 peer Schoe! Time By B. JAY BECKER beasts cia Pm : “ 5 FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO 3:00 p.m.—Dougies Feirbenks : DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how te work it: . AXYDLBAAXER 2 HOME AND AUTO CO. LTD. ASSOCIATE STORE 3:30 p.m—At Home With Helen Bout Geaber, one, losing a trick in each suit. Low 187 Great George St. “We Trade Tires” Dial 5547 | 24 Central St. Dial 3200 Summerside cin r Both sid — But South miesed his ! t* LONGFEL wy 4:00 p.m—Whistle Town aie no to make the contract when he < One letter simply stands;for another. In this sample A is used 4:30 p.m—Open House Jo4 too-hurriedly ruffed his clubs in for the three L's, X for the twe O's, ete. Single letters, apos- 5:00 p.m.—Speaking French @oses @ummy. —~* trophes, the length and formation ef the words are all hints 5:30 p.m.—Woody Woodpecker When Hast returned each day the code letters are different. ‘ Civ @eQwosd a wump 5 6:00 p.m.—Supper , * epee at trick two, South would have &15 pm—Nowe ame ,| been better advised to eash both A Grygee Quiethe eon me gore". gus, [Se merite ee | x werenew xe tawss rex. 6:40 p.m.—Supper Club @76 ‘ eas? monde. In this way he would have RKLYM, WGIQRG@ PI@ GYEJ QW- 6:50 p.m.—Sports 8272086 A952 maintained contact with dummy » 7:00 p.m.—Whirlybirds soul both for the purpose ef ruffing Wisies KW Y G@QLE8sz WKCIT |e 7:30 p.m—HiSociety : @akS his clubs and making use of dum- £00 pm—t Love Luey SATE my’s established diamonda —-GIMCIJT. z eae oee @xKis Had declarer pursued this line THAT ENDEAVOR TO 9:00 p.m—Musie Makers ‘3? Yesterday's Cryptoqueter THEY | ie piel peng er wamaed ci $763 of ping, he would have lest only BOLISH VICE, DESTROY ALSO VIRTUE—BROWNE. nae ‘The bidding: three tricks—e. heart, a diamond, p.m.—Wyert_ Earp and a club. By delaying the club (© 1950, King Features Sysdicate, lee.) 10:30 p.m—teretta Young South West North West [rus he would have guaranteed 11:00 p:m.—Wrestling 19 Pass 29 ‘Pass {himself the vital entry to dummy 12:00 am—CBC News 2NT Pass 39 # Pas necessary to take full advantage 12:15 am—CKCW News «@ of the established diamond suit. 12:20 a.m.—Sign Off Opening lead—queen of clubs. | The principle involved is one of Im suit contracts, declarer’s | timing. Both clubs and diamonds RADIO seed iis teeta tad Gas at tae cemeaaece ter of extreme importance. some stage of the proceedings, uw Observe this hand where West | but declarer, as a matter of self- Hy ¢.F.C.Y. TUESDAY ted @ clob which East won with | interest, must see to it that the 5 the ace. Noting the club shortage | diamond plays come first, oO (STANDARD TIME) im dummy, East returned the | East could have delivered a de- i t queen of hearts in an effort to re- | cisive blow at trick two had he = 6.55. Sign On . duce dammy’s ability to ruff clubs. | returned a club~instead of j 6.57 News Headlines aad Weather| —Deciarer took the heart with | trump. This thrust would have re- > 7. Hebrew Christian Hour | the ace, ruffed a club in dummy, | sulted in South’s defeat for rea- mu 7.15 Country and Western Round- returned to his hand with a sons already stated. =< up | trump, and ruffed another club.| In the same way that it was Y 7.30 News and Weather He then attacked diamonds, at- vital and beneficial to délarer te _ 7.35 Country and Western Round-, tempting to force out the'ace, but lead diamonds ahead of clubs, it i = up ‘cont) East wisely refrained from win- | was equally important for the de- 749 Farm Reporter ; ming the diamond until the third fense to compel South to ruff 755 Interlude time the suit was led. clubs before he got the diamond £9 News As a result, deciarer went down | suit going. r q - v1 os Newer eR, Rug Papen Sete, ted GET UP QUICK! —MR. SELTZER DIDNT OKAY, CHYLLS, 8.13Country and Western Round- | asc WINGEY WAS TAUCING SE HIM IN THE BOOTH + Tee Ge aa 8 45 "Weather °,° 7 ° ee ee AND LOCICED ge ag ~< IN A MiNUTB! £5) News Bid Made In British Guiana. Me 9.00 Morning Devotiong i z 9.19 Morning Mood iff 9.30 Top Tune. Time To Have Potato Taritt Cut . 945 Morning Moods P 10.00 News RGETOWN, British|on potatoes trom 24 cents to $8 i GEO 10.05 Magazine of the Air Guiana ‘CP) — The opposition.|per 1g) pounds. The Canadian } 10.30 Melody Parade backed by the Trades Union|ecohomic mission which recently Gh 11.00 News Headiinse and Wee council is making a concerted | visited British Guiana told busi- a gerd é | bid in~the British Guiana legis-|nessmen that the increase ‘oO 11.17 Magic of Music. ~" ature to have the government | amounted to an embargo against w 11.02 News and Views on Grocer- repeal some of the tax increases|Canadian potatoes and that~a wa Weather proposed in the last budget, im-|strong protest by the Canadian oon sare Round cluding an increase of more than | government would be justified. ae 12.30 News and Weather f 1,000 per cent in the tariff against The \ bulk of potatoes imported a NO THIEF. HE UST VE HAD A REASON 12.43 PEI. Road Report */Canadian potatoes. . by this British colony on| the x FOR TAKIN" THE TAX 12.45 Mostly Musie Dr. Cheddi Jagan, leftist head |South American continent have ol - 1.00 News headlines and weather |of the majority party in the leg-|come from New Brunswick and oO 1.02 Mostly Musie. islature, has said that the tax in-| Prince Edward Island. z 2.00 School Bdest creases were designed to provide| Rudy Kendall, senior member q 2.15 Mostly Musie revenue for the development of | of the opposition, said in the de- or 2.30 Back te the Bible British Guiana and also to en-|bate that the government had i 3.00 News Headlines and Wea-'courage the Guianese people to/| Shown a lack of foresight in in wa her grow more of their own food creasing the tariff against Cana- iz 3.02 Best on Request But in the current debate no | dian potatoes. oO 400 News and Weather one from the government side| He said: ; ad 4% Best en Request ~ has answered the opposition eriti-| ‘If this government would like 4.30 The Outports | chee. te have its products sold in mar- od 5.00 News Headlines and Wea- ymrTUAL EMBARGO kets where they can be’ sold eas- = ther. ily with some amount of profit, 5.02 The’ Outports ~~ The budget increased the tariff y the government would like to 6.00 News fe have technical and financial as- poe og lg Sgetue Eee Seeenies Soe ere say Se 7 : ; A j ‘o . 2 _ con r commodi: im- ES Marie for Ye. | 30 The Don Tremaine Show. | should: consider commodities tm Enjoy Friendly Courteous Service At 6.35 Music For You. $:15—Maritime Sportscast, Re-/4, nothing that would interfere ky isin Seanad iteriude,” |, tbe relationship wo necessary The Family Shopping Centre ! 7 an. 6:30—Rawhide. for Se FP Oe Tene of British b y opp ng ; * ere. |e ee come ie man 4 eS “ 7 . a 7 hr 8.0 Tonight's Musie 7:00—Musie In The Evening Willig tis Gdtiate wes ca pich- @ MEN'S IES * CHILDREN’S Ww 9.00 Assignment 7:30—Monitor Stars. = lets representing the Trades Un- ~ @ COSMETICS @ LUGGAGE 10.00 News and Weather 7:45—Supper Magazine “Music” |ion Council paraded im front of : 1°15 Starlight Serenade $:00-—-Take % from Here. public buildings. 10.30 Cross Section. 8:30—Sweet N’ Sour. E 11.00 Court of Opinica. 9:00— Halifax Theatre. Stephen Campbell, representa- C ° ; ey oobi $:30..Cileeee Wercee. tive of the Ameridian Indians in ” ° a 12.00 Dominion News 10:00—Jazz. legisiature, urged Dr. Jagan “Three Floors of ‘Quality Merchandise” 12.10 Sign Off. 10:15—Vancouver Chamber Or-| 4nd his followers to “pipe down” ob ssaee: : : chestra. in their party organ Thunder, CBA TUESDAY 11:00—CBC National News which had been “ranting against STANDARD TIME, +s pegs and imperialists. 7:18—Marine Weather and Fill|12:00—Here’s The Weather amd|the British the Covadie noe < 7:30—News. Sign Off a ans x ; 7:35—A. M. Chronicle. ; = the Americans, all people with oO : 8:00—CBC News and Weather money, said Mr. Campbell. 8:15—Maritime Sportscast “Guiana can do with some of I KNEW THAT Guy Was A suarp Mf | O 8:20—A.M. Chronicle this imperjalistic cash, but you sFIRST TIME HE OPENED | od : 8:45—Morning Devotions will not get cash or get people IMAGINE HIM TRYIN TO PULL < ' 9:00—News. . to do you a favor if you call them IWON HISRING! | @ 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. names.” * us 9:55—News. 10:00—Atlantie School Broad- RAYS TOUGHEN HENS Q cast ce 19:15—A.M. Chronicle, LONDON (Reuters) — Russian 10:45—Joan Marshall. farmers are breeding ‘‘su 10:5ig-For Consumers. hens”’ by dosing fertile eggs with il: Stine radioactive rays. The result is a 11:03—Pre-School Children’s Pro-|- more robust chicken and a higher ie — fi ta egg-laying capacity, the Soviet NAMELY, THAT HUMAN :15 Kindergarten news agency Tass reported Tues- a3 £ 11 390—Conductors Corner. day. Oe BEINGS CAN'T STAND IDLY EACH OTHER'S LI'L. NOSES weer , 1145—In Reply. ec BY, AND SEE OTHERS OFF, WIF EACH OTHER'S WE: 12.00—Jamboree Junction. wi SUFFER !!- FIRE!’ Uae e ear 12:-")—Maritime Farm Broad. 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