~ ON THE AIR ‘SATURDAY PROGRAMS CFCY-TV 12.30 p.m.—Musxal 1.00 p.m.—turope 20 Years Aiter 2.00 p.m.—Premer Theatre 3.00 p.m.—feothall Assocation Cup Final 8.00 p.m.—Canedien Som Bowling Champeonsn ps 6.00 p.m.—Forest Rangers 6.3!) p.m.—Country Time 7.0) p.m—CrcY [V News i 7.16 p.m.—fishermen'’s log 7.3% p.m.—ters Sng Ow 8.00 p.m.—Beverly Miindhes 8.30 p.m.—Wager tren 9.0 p.m.—Great Moves The Defient Ones t- 9 end Sperts Scene 9.00-CBC News end from Ow Own Cer === Automobile |s Boosting Que. Industrial Surge / 12.00—luncheen Date 12.30—Country Capers Pom Preview 1.00-—CBC News and Weether 1.15—In Canade This Week 1.30—tncore 10.20—Hobby Club 11:30—Bendstand . 1.59--D.0. Time Signal to be By TIM PETERS | The three tire plants, |The Guardian, Uhariottetown, sat., May 5, 1965. 11) to pe estaplusned 1m vouene. ..; will contribute to the shaping up of a complete and wel! bal-— anced network of secondary industry,”"’ the premier said “This new investment ards its contribution to those made directly by the people of Que- bec or through their gzovern- ment." ' Not considered lightly by pro- vincial officials are _ verbal agreements from General Mot- ors and the French companies to buy accessories and parts in Quebec wherever possible 2.03—Ol the Record | MONTREAL (CP)—The auto built in Valleyfield, Que, by 2.1S—Weeds end Co. mobile is helping to accelerate Goodyear Tire and Rubber = a = —— oe 2.30~—Chensonente ~ ‘Quebec along the road-to be- Company of Canada, in St. Agere: as oubie vecual: 2 coming an industria! giant Jean, Que, by Dominion Rub- said considerable expansion of| ber Company Ltd., and in Jol- lette, Que, by Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of Can- ada Ltd, will provide work_for some 900 persons. Since the start of construction of two auto assembiy plants near Montreal, Premier le- $.00—Saturdey Deve sage’s promise of resulting 7.00—CBC News “prefound repercussions on 3.00—Metropolitarn Opera— i “Cosi Fan Turtle” 430—CBC News . existing Quebec auto parts and materials firms is expected to result from the Renault-Peugeot idecision to locate here. VAWGNVU9 31.38 'p.m.—Jutiome Mr. Lesage also indicated the oe 7.05—Iniand end Marine Weather Quepec's economic growth" is ' 12.10 a.m.—Rovte 66 | 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV Nees } 12.08 e.m.—locel Weather and Sport Sores 7.15—Spertsmen's Almanac £.00—Max Ferguson Review 8. W_Heepdeedoe 9.00—NHL Heckey i 12.30 p.m.—Special Programme on Edxstion a 1.00 p.m.—Carteon Capers 2.00 p.m.—lop Ten Pie 3.00 p.m.—CBC Sports — 11.30—Warner's Wex Works 12.00-C8C News 12.03--Sports Scores. tnland and Marine Weather Feoreall Assdciarien Cup 12.15—Dance Dale | Sperts 6.30 p.m.—lelevision News, Weather and Sports 6.45 p.m.—london Line 7.00 p.m—Main Event 7.20. p.m.—My Fevourite Martian ~-00...p.m.-Beverty Hilthdhes..... £30 p.m.—lers Sng Ov 900 p.m—Sesmurt | 9.30 p.m.—Greet Mowes The Defiant Ones 7.40—~—Sacred Heart Pregrem 7.55—Piene Interlude 8.00—ls Bonne Nouvelle 4-B.30—Radio Bible Close... 9.00—News & Weather 9.10~—Sunday Scheel By Redie 9.30—Bible Institute Program 10.00—Sundey Morning Magazine—CBC 12.15—lseking Threugh The Pepers cec 12.20—Old Fashioned Revival Hour | 1.00—News & Weather | 1.15—4ell Us A Story 1.30—Voice of Prophecy | 2.00-CBC News | 2.038—Capitel Report 2.30—Pratiey At The Movies 3.00—Where The Bible Spesks 2: Gespe! Hour 4.00—CB8C \News SUNDAY PROGRAMS CFCY-TV 10 pm.—Muoscee 1.30 p.m —Country Calender 2.00 p--—ltom Ewell Sow 2.30 p.m.—Daevid Niven Show 3.00 p.m.—french For love 3.30 p.m.—Valent Yeon 4.90 p.m.—Heritage 427 pm.—CBC TV NEWS oo 7.30—On The Move j | 7.30—News & Weather j | arrangement imnault and Peugeot cars from showing signs of fulfilment. Three rubber coenpanies are readying plants for production early in 1966 of passengers car reported far ahead of previous PROMOTES EVEN GROWTH figures a 50-mile radius of Montreal but the companies Objective ot The towns are located within 1.4 ‘assembly plants will he- come important custemers for the Sidbec steel! project soon to be constructed at Becancour inear Trois-Rivieres, Que. Premier complimented for aiding his ifdustrial decen- Lesage cate new plants in Quebec has not materialized. i “Industries stich as the one Oo CKCW-TV ' e , tires never before manufac- trajization away fr - : | 9.25—CBC oe jtured in the once traditionally netic centre . on Speculation that- Ford Motor ©}. 12.25 p.m. Station Sign On | 9.30-NI Heckey jagricultural province. Housing metropolis. Company of Canada Ltd. and qy 11-15—The Outdearemen starts in the affected towns are’ Chrysler Canada Ltd. will lo fr The wheeis of progress began jto turn with the announcement General Motors of Canada Lid. : Final Scores—C8C |would build a plant costing up $.1S p.m.—Cartoon Capers ercy: RADIO to $73,000,000 in Ste. Therese, 5.30 p.m.—Bugs Bunny Que. ~ 2 miles northwest of 6.00 “p.m.—Forest” Rangers ae SUNDAY Montreal;-to- produce 100,000 autos annually This news was followed by an to assemble Re- France at a $3,500,000 plant at = St -Brune;-Que-,-15- miles -south--- east of Montreal. WILL EMPLOY 1,250 The two plants will employ a 11 30 pm.—lvhette 10.30—Iniend Weather and Maritime tota! of 1.25) persons when they $2.00 p.m.—CBC TV News Gercener—CBC open late’ in’ 1965 and may 12.10 e.m.—tienel Television News 19 45_Neighbourly’ News—C8C eventually expand to provide 12 15. o.m.—The tate Show 11.00-Locel Church Services 3,000 jobs. Crme en the Sireom 12.10-News —end Regionsl Weather Many of these assembly-line jobs. as well as some positions im the three tire factories, are epen te unskilled workers. a category of workman Quebec has found particular difficulty in employing. Seeding Slow __ On Prairies RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT 6X LNJ9OV 134935 ' 430-2020 j : i 5.00 p.m.—Four Brinah Casties | 4.03—Hebrew Chratien Hour OTTAWA (CP)—Little seed- 5.0 p.m.—Wild Kingdom 4.18—Clessical Diane ing has been done in the Prairie | 6.00 p.m.—Shew on Lhews a belt so far because of a | 6.30 p.m.—time of Your Life | 5.00-—Netiens! ” heavy winter snowfall and late 7.00 pm—All Star Theetre | 6.00—News, & Marine Weather coring thaw. the bureau of sta- 7: pmaPipcod , 615—Shewers of Blessing tates tas reported. The moist- a 0.00 p.m—Pery Duke Show 6.30—In_ Flanders Fields ure pieture_is bright. 830 p.m. —Flashback ° Gttectve Nov. 1%) | In its first telegraphie crop 9.99 p.m. —td Sullivan Show i by agony Bile Hour Jreport of 1965, the bureau said ___ 10.00 p.m —Bonenre 0--CBC Sundey Night ‘recent warm weather is drying : x 17.00 p.m.—7 Beye leet l inate a i the land and gond weather will DAILY CROSSWORD ; gy r = e~ —s . pede 0.10—Weekend Review & Our Special i. ceeding general on the ACROSS ~” 53. Absent 16.Con- ~ PRE MAA r Te > 2.08 Geet rene ment ipechor Prairies 1. Vaulted nective’ (CIAINIOINEEYIP IRIE] lesa ten OF ee acpicnl Wester, THe Up -l0- Gate repert was root DOWN 20. Horse, ANC 4 ee 11.35—Starlight jinn compiled from dispatches by| 5. Ceylon 1.Contrive 21. Warmth [f CKCW-TV e : : government agriculture corres | sandstone = 2, Baking - 23. Roman, MTS J i: CBA RADIO |pondents, private crop - 9. Wicked chamber pound Aaadinia inl Sik} 1.13 p.m.—Station Sgn On ers and grain officials. 10.Dexterous —‘§. Russian 24. Hind ao i 1.15 pm—The Christophers - SUNDAY | Im the Maritimes, pastures 11. Asserts community 28, Wing- E ™ 130 p.m.—Ceunty Colender and hay fields survived the 12. Chills 4. Woman's like ssl Sei) 2.00 up.m.—Feith in Achon _7-00-—-CBC News winter in good condition Cool, | 14. Alcoholic name ; part ISIEIRICTE St! (DIE ia] 7.30 pm.—Comment and Convichon 7:03—Iinland end Marine Weether dry weather. has been drying, liquor 5. Moccasins 30, Toward DIEIAL BES PIED} 3.00 p.m.—French Fer leve ' end Music fer Sundey the land quickly and. potatees * 15. Hawkey: like shoe 31.Closeto Yesterday's Answhe 3.30 pim.—The Velient Yeers* | 8.00-—CBC News jare being seeded in advanced _— 6. Finnish 32. Over- 4.00 p.m.—Hentage @.15—Musx Fer Sundey areas. { r- seaport tunes ! 44. Nucle? : = lane o TV News ae — Church News Vegetable seeding will he ir. — 7, pared 34. Offer of 5.00 pm Feu Bewish Casslen 9-05—Postmerk U.K.’ | general this week ia Nova Sco-| 19. Bewitch i tones aot peat 30 pm.—Wild Kingdom’ 9.30—Iniand Weether, end Maritime f'- gt ; aoe ee Sew" 22. Outi ‘pa tnterion 94, potae eal a een —Shew en Shows : Gerdere : i= Kew ; arse 25. Female of neon os on ib ig ta 5 2| 620 opaolniie and Me @.45—Nenghber!y News | oe task ae "a deer 11, Keyed up j aa : 47. we w- g 7.00 p.m.—Walt Disney Presents a Meg- but some potatoes and turnips 26. oo 13. Adam’s 40. Varietyof 49.Command j 30 - a leat jhave been planted in light soil 27: Dead —~ ti — ts heres be | ccpe tee Bee [iteheed od Mea tarts |e and ied ofan ieee | TE mB |X 10.90 —Beranz "9 apere : - asm . 11:30—Keyboerd ond Seri tarded grass growth. mammal Z i 11.9 p.m.—Thae Hour Hee 7 Beye cadbnes cat Gaia In the Quebee City area. poor 81; Greek 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News s ¥ + po is 12.10 om.—liere! Televeion Nowe |'12:38~CBC Mewename quality hay has forced dairy letter 12.15 a.m.—Stanon Sogn on 1.00—88C News end Cammentay farmers to purehase extra mill 33. Linen | 1:15—Openien ond hand Weather fess : —* production serwents 4 6 1.30—Pratiey At Movies ; milk. cl. - or oe | 159-00. Time Signal | 35, Ripped V sarueeay 200 Coot! taper | DESIGN NEW REACTOR gpeoes pl r 6 Ne we end Weather 2:30—Vancowver Chamber Orch DEEP RIVER, Ont. ‘CP)-—- 41.Mr.Wynn we 6:35—Merning Roundup | 3:30—Chureh Of The Air Atomic Energy of Canada 42. Peer Gynt's - 645—Islend Wr. Mar. Temp. | 400—CA8C News Limited #*« establishing a new mother ; | 6:46—Morning Roundup 4.03—Critically Spesking jemergineering design group as- 43. Perform ne a g 655—News end Weather 4:30—CBC Sorings sociated with its pewer projects 44. Ugly old is 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour $:00—Canadien Mood establishment in Toronto. Presl- ‘woman m 7:1$—Morning Roundup 600—CBC News, Weather end = dent J. L. Gray said Wednesday. #5: Kind of | gy 7.30—News and Weether Sperts Scores ince! THC Soup will work on design ae 7.35—Farm Report 6.15<-Acrees _— end Police! of an advanced typeof nuclear 45: South 06 e : 7:41—Morning Roundup PR tg nee power reactor expected to pro- rae { 7.45—Island Wr., Mar. -Temp. aah lopecett Singore duce cheaper electrical power 5 Toston 1 1@): 746—Morning Reuadup ie ee ot me in |than present reactors now in sy cin 7:56—Sports Capsule end Scere ‘ operation. ae 3 Saad 8.00—Intre Te Sundey Nite i 52. Cleansing 8 20—Pau! Schofield j agent ae eae 8.30—Mahier Symphony No. 2 —_|'11:30--Reginald Stewart Recital = < ; ANE arse Senshee 10-00—C8C Net'l News 12-00—CBC News | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: .. HES HOME, ed 10 10—Weekend Rewew 12:03—Sports Scores. Inland and . AXYDLBAAXR ’ oF COURSE! ©.4s—Westher 10:30-Intro To Sunday Noht | Marine Weather is LONGFELLOW aE 6:50—Atients News 10-35—"V.E.” Dey Holifex Riets 12:15—Music in The Night ; r 1? w alm 9:00—News end From Our Corr- One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used @ cac for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- “B \0—Keyboerd Melodies T CT BRI DG E _ | trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints, | @ 9.25—Notes end Music ‘ | . Bach day the code letters are different. w 10.00—News end Westher _ % | | 5 10.05—Netes end Music Ry B. JAY BECKER so A Cryptogram Quotation Les 11.00—News end Weather ; XBGIC XxF Bie Notes end Muse . South dealer. jtwe diamond tricks aed that| . G FOV SPIVOET GABC IR 11.5S—Atlentic News Roundup Roth sides vulnerable. would have been the end of the MG MSGVD I8@ SNPD NBINCV net NORTE matter $3 arta @axes But South concluded from the HIONKDH GT 8DJ,—-HD XNLEBD 1g t2.e7SWe Cond Peete 1087643 evidence that West was far! °2.45—Mostly Music 852 more likely to have the ace of Yesterday's Cryptoquote: TYRANTS HAVE NOT YET DIS- | | 1.00—News and Weether é ldiamonds than East. West had) COVERED ANY CHAINS THAT CAN FETTER THE MIND.— acces igh ten Wrst BASe, _ ied his presumably highest club, COLTON Sabatiaee ent Wester 031085 963 jthe ten, thus marking East with , (© 1965, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) j 2 15 —Chellenge iy are. \gn Wet pean oto GRE TS DRIVING DOWN TO BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, ‘ i O7 ‘that est prac iy a 2.15—In Coneds The Week coc 496 WITH SOUTHPAW SMITH. 1093 AKQ8752 have the ace of diamonds for © ARDI 2.20 regs & Pape err ” his three club bid. and that nor- UR BOARD NG HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 7M SURE BALIEK KNOWS , 3.00—News end Westher 2 mal play would therefore lose , ALL A ME... AND HOW MUCH e 3.05—Tepe tn Pops @akQis the slam. TROUBLE I WAS! Frenne era oxes | Accardingly, South ruffed the a B6b~itens and Wests }164 opening club lead. played a 5.05—The Ovtperts ‘The bidding: heart to the jack, ruffed another $.25-20—Merine Weether West Werth ast \iclub, played a heart to the S28—The Outport: Soot > queen. and then ruffed his_ last 19 Pes 1 & = club. When he next cashed the 600—News end Weather 2¢@ a fe a Ri @1S—feport From Perlement Hil A-Kvof hearts, this became the 6 25—Sports Parade | Opening a, of clubs. pesition: 4 6 35—Waltrn-me j The bidding is often an im- North , SES 7.90—Back to the Bible ‘portant facter im determining @aKQe Lvs aust ELEPHANT xy : cchdomssinananionni 7.30—News end Weather how to play a hand It is cer-) ‘ @35 7-4$—Seturday Night Hoedown tainly not uncomn.om for deciar- | West Kast 2.58—News Headlines end Weether er to be faced with a choice of 431085 Immaterial > 9.00-—Now | Ask You-CBC ~ twe or mere different methods a@ 9.25—CBC Nations! News—CBC af play. and this cheice is fre- | ¢ ee ED OIE 9.30-NHL Hockey end The Out quently affected by the oppo- ™ ~ALL FOR ME/! doorman — COC nents bidding. 5 * 11.30—News and Westher South guaged ae eae kes Ws, 11.35—Sterlight Serenade tion exceptionally today’s Seuth led the five of 12.00-CBE News Merinme Weether hand to bring heme the contract . om" Ure, OS 1m oka ‘ of six hearts. ¥ t cea | he had followed the normal *P*"° «, aude ew mod 2 ‘tine of play he would inevitably W°°" > ™ P SATURDAY i : he thereupon discarded a spade F have gone down one Suppose Pe trom dummy and led the three 3 610—Music On The Merc had ruffed the oe awe of @ diamonds. West was forced : 7.00-—Musie On The Mer coaaer a 6 aan te take it with the ace and P ; ae and then led & diamond towards South's king thus became his = #.00—CBC News & Inlend Westher i BS Maritime Spertcest tthe K-9. West would have taken | 12th trick,