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fl . N The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. Aug. 3, 1964. 9 0 France did not. The two counu _—_———————i tries still disagree sharply on CFCY TV Eu . 3 1n p.m-.N.uslealo Eggrzz‘lznfor ’ rm.” ’0“ i 2 6,00 p.m.—Chooslng Your Neigh- [between the French and West‘mailed Britain for membership Mediterranean. the great com-i and are now working at compe- borhood rman governments has been in the European Common Mar- plex of American nuclear weap-gtitlve models. A few days ago dc Gsuile, the peso union. grew suspicious oil They do not want to endanger‘i Erhard challenged them to a French president. publicly at. what they saw u a "Little Eu-‘it by getting too close to devote of Confidence in Parlia-

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3.58 p~m-~5lsn 0" n o I n I n Nor has there‘ been much pro-J U 4.00 P-"l-‘M'l' d. P"" igress in military co—operation.l :

cooling off ever since Konrad ket—a membership many West ons—all these seem in Erhard] Adanauer and his friends have

Adenauer and Charles de Gaulle Germans felt pledged to. and his supporters the best; tried to mount a rebellion Within

tacked the West Germans as rope“ dominated by a Paris-lGau'tlr- They see no Advantagflmenl- “PM” "'9." (Wild nnl

uncoaoperative and too respect- Bonn axis. '

They could not get together onl > -4-3l arm—WWW" 7"" France a nd West Germany} > signed their treaty of friendship. Smaller West European coun-j guarantee of security they can the party. So far it has seemed lin teaming their own 11 divnlwin. The opposition Socialists f l . . v . . u of US leadership Chancel MOVES CRITICIZED

5,30 p.m.-Splc., The New Ocean BONN lAPl—The attachment signed. do Gaulie publicly black- loss. the U.5. 6th Fleet in the‘failed to agree on a battle tanki 18 months ago ries. eager for a broad Euro-get make little progress. sions, lacking nuclear weapons.‘vl0€l80d thfll‘d their NPDOI‘l

Under One soot lor Dudwlg Erhard'a govern. ‘ . with the small and repeatedly and the challenge has not been:

um p.m.-csc TV News ment replied angrily that its pol- . GNU“ “'35 w‘thdréwmg; vaanlShed FrenCh army Wthhl “ 9" “'3' T “.13 a.rn.-I.ecal Weather icy is independent of both h.“ fore“ {Tom the .Ml'm‘c 31' 'has Still ll0 201 it! first H-homlb- I 1 l2.” a.m._.5inn off France and the United States. gazieiflfttalfé :gdh‘wnung' t Slit" "‘9 thet’Wh'gve“ Germfinl Lo JAE 3m,” l i an o rea wen noe ect.withtel N tCPl ~ n "

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V . I“ Across the Rhine French All these . developments metiprescribes. Co-operation moved: have more jail birds. Offi-l

“5 poor-Station sign On ‘ ‘ ’ strong criticism in West Ger-iforward on things like the ex-l cials of RSPCA who re-5

News, Weather, Sports 1.00 p.m.-Mlle. De Paris [.30 p.m.—Vacatien Time 530 p.m.—$pace, The New Ocean 6,00 p.m.~Emmatt Kelly Cartoon. 6.30 p.m.—Talevision News 6.45 p.m.-—Wsathar 6.50 p.m--5p°r‘l 7.00 chm—Lionel Playhouse

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a .10 p.m-—Dv. Finlays Casebook 9.30 p.m.—Singalong Jubilaa

parents still make small chil- dren behave by threatening

_ many, even within Adenauer’a change of students and televl-l cently lectured on animal careim them with “les Boches.’

own party and government. sion programs._but it failed to are to send ‘the inmates 12 bud- Andenauer. West Germany] The west German pafliamentl solve serious ditferences. lileri first chancellor, and de Gaulle. ratified the French "9 ll

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cupations. wante to end all opposte friends“? With France‘l mu To them the us, and me But it attached a preamble to‘. Soviet Union were “noym the ratification. law. expressingi newcomers on the European loyalty to the international'poli” scene. and even Britain was an “'95 that de Glulle ll llnlnSl- l outsider. Then Erhard took over. He'. and the men around him—all.

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Music 9' there are signs of a switch of; patient. with the British pace of 1 é‘fizozid “'51:; 6:31,? ll.27—Matinea Musical Cit-rad“ emphasis to domestic problemsi life. The ecline also is that. "an" gram 1. 7 A dairy .t lino—Notes a. Music from defence and foreign at- many people voting for the first magma“ ground 'pmduc‘t HAD—Notes and Millie fairs. time still resent the fact the ecompns" ‘6 Birthplace 8 Greet} J tins—Bulletin Board Although many Tories feel Conservatives had to go to the 93mm“ . ‘0’: '1“! ; ll.5(i—Notes and Music they are on safe ground in at-iaristocl‘acy in!“ a leader-1’i‘lmr 10,8panlsh Mohammad; 11 Com. “7 il.55-Atlantie News tacking oppo s i t i on Labor'si Minister Sir A l M Douglas- ,m, p0", mm“ 3 WOO—Weather somewhat ’ambiguous defence Home. the former Earl of 11, 43.3mm” lawn,“ a 12.05—Town a Country Time policy —- including "de-negotia- Home. conductor. mm, out: Basia l—2.30-News and “’Il'hfl‘ "On" 0' the NHIIau almmenl . 0f heat 50.Ger' river Ila E s l2.43-P.E.i. Road Report ,giving Britain the Polaris mis- Bu Sir Alec has surprisedi 1331—. 51.5mm” 14 Final Satlmiay's aim” lads—Town I. Country Time lsiles—they also know that Brit-leven a number "l hi5 00‘" for 52. Require 17. Pinch 33,5man LOO—News, Weather a MS. Roadish elections traditionally areileagues With the personal IP- Adano" ‘ 21.Ancient mum". Report mm or lost on domestic issues. meal he has acnera‘terl since he 15. Grow old 1.Gull-likt country 35.1mm His—Town 1. Country Time But in this sphere Labor takes took over trom Harold Macmil- 16.Movars' bird :3. Breaking 36.Parighu 1 lS—Tommy Hunter Show CBC the initiative with loaded quell-g lln .lall OClObCI'. . vehicle 2. Apollo's waves on .33,Not real lA'i—Town a Country time tions about the housing shorty Still. moat mllllclanstiMd in 18.A wing twin sister the shore 39,3ack o: ZOO-News and Weather ace. the high cost of living. thejlll'u the British elections are 19. Evening 3. Body of 21A meat in p :l 2.27—Matinee Musical Ciiaradaa plight of people on fixed “1'! determined by events of the last sun god: water 29.0talgia 45.Msndate i , zoo—mp; In Country and Pope comes. such as pensioners and} few months before the vote. not E . 4.0intmant 30. "—- Beds" 47. Hint in; 3‘ (LOO—News Headlines 3. Weather widows. lack of college facili-;by the over-all record of the 20.Puzzlea 5.E>.lat. BLIntsrs 49.Pronoun 2I }i 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee csc ties and e government'slmrties durms the five; year 32.Am' as sac—top. in Celinrry a Peps “wage restraint" policy that term since the last election. stator '< LOO—News Headlines a Weather hits hardest at such people as: it this I! true. any lntcrna- “Retort 4.03-Clnldian Roundup-"CBC ' civil servants. nurses and'tlonal crisis probably would 35.5mm 4.10.10,“ in Country and Pops teachers. help Sr. 'Aler. the former for- abbr. 4.30—The Ouiports CAN’T AFFORD rr elsn minister. Many obserch ill-Undu- 5.00—Newa and Weather e Conservatives' are card feel Republican Barry Goldwn- “u 5.05—Matinea Musical Charades in this roughhouse debate in ter's candidature for the cresl- 0' , ass—1h. Outpuril their claim that the ‘country 1 dency of the United Statesmay 3‘ 0”” 5.25-Mevine Weather can't afford the socialists' pro-i work in the prime minister :1 fa- “10‘” 528—Tha Ouiports gram. it is all very well. theyi vor. swing fresh relcvence to . name boo-News and wet-that say. but how are they going tol foreign int! define! lllalFFj—l '0 Jewm‘ 6.1Hn Parliament Hill—CBC pay for ' 9 {field in which the Conservative 2 33"“ (- 6.20_sp°", “ad. Tm Torng now have devised] party as I whole. and Sir Alec "gt 0 mmmED 6.30—Tonight's Music their own long-term social plan..m particular. enioyl I c0n§ld- “ and: "1 I'll HBBACKONA 700—3st to the Bible based on their target of a fourw erable international revutatlon “mt o" CHANCEOF 7JO—News and Wuilm per - cent annual growth rate. But. even if Goldwater isni Mn 1 “common! 745—Progrsm Schedule and they insist that the higherlsuccessful in his bid for 'ihe 87 amp” > “WENATioN'g 7.4e—tonight'i Music growth rate necessary to fi-‘White. House. the Conservatives mom. I" s.:to-Msx hrguson‘i lavisw nancetheLp‘bor plan is not pose so take full advantage of the Com 0 "Jaime. ass—interlude ,sible at this time. imere e is a candidate. Port. 0 .. ass-News Hudlinu a Wuihm ; Various opinion polls tend to; since the us. election wont be ‘1.c°natoua. x WE HEAD 9.00.4"... serum —- idisagree with each other. butfdecided until November. after “on > m - M ,3kmnmgummi Artiata — CBC ithey do concur. to varying de-‘ the vote here. 4101"" my loco—Noland New: C C i ,‘ fl.Solsmn ‘ loan—Continental HOlIdOW‘C'C ‘ wonder CONTRACT BRIDGE "M‘smugh, 3mm. DAILY ORYPTOQU01‘E — Here’s how to work it: - lino-Nam Ind M-"li'" w“"‘" By B. JAY BECKER a x Y n I. n A a x it ' g - ...sor wort osrmeom . H.35—Starlight Seven-dc h ‘l is L o N o n- n L L o w c ooLLARs mamas OVER li-oo—N-w» “'B'W‘ w‘“ " fi" One letter simply stands for another. 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South was faced with an: THAT FREIGHT‘DOWN. taco-Jamboree Junction au national and world cham- apparently hopeless task. but he OUTATHEREAN‘éNE 5" 5"" w 12.15—00be Hill Show pionlhipl are played in dupll- went all out to make the con~ , "JO—Maritime Farm I'Cast cafe form. The luck element ll tnct. He played . _ a I Loo—cac News a inland Weather thus greatly reduced. since the when West followed low. he fi- LlS—Msvrlcs Pearson Show good or bad cards you bold are nested the ten- When till! lonl . naAMoe fl L‘s—om a.“ 9.», mo hold by the other coutes- allot came throu . declarar -wflfi$§g~muww t.59~—D.O. rim Signal tents with whom you compare cashed the Mr of hearts. West POSTHDLis,’ l moo—Open load Show results. obllgingly dropping the Q-J. ale-lending from tho Clml“ But luck is still a factor. since South WI! not that out 0! the {El-cat: News , M b . mod “Mud m” produce Iwoods. however.lls'i.nea ch:- still ‘ . . . a on i o . 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