cat a 5 & #| . 2 . t e , The Geardiian, Charlottetown, Tuss., Kipell 20, 1965. 11 [iii mee ae ee, is AEE TIES NOTIN T i-* : would be allowed to go “‘in case OUT IN MY BACK YA2D ONA ON THE AIR oe ? W V | t ‘of necessity.” : { i : . CS sore FOR TALKS.SEEN | Russians Warn Voluntee ee oem le TUESDAY PROGRAMS i “ Ty + wn mea pe toward ne. | 3 , . vd 71 acs: ’ | gotiations on Viet Nam in a c CRCY-TV : : a ‘by Russia and North Viet Nam | 2 1.30 p.m.—Musicale e en oO 1e a "| to reconvene the 14-nation inter-| @ 200 pauline lasted | . jnational con ferences z ppt vad oe : : : . a ae the With neighboring Laos and > - Jake “MOSCOW (Reuters)—The So-,to explore “avenues leading to, North Viet Nam Cambodia. Gap ae res Werld Turns viet governusat has waresd 18 peaceid esbetion of the Viet-|anguiios Russia in reported 10| Russia recently made a for- io a is ready to send fighting volun-'namese problem.” |be- sending there. jmal proposal for a new inter- gies poy teers to Viet Nam if American Russia firs threatened to, The key paragraph in the|mai Proposal for s mew inter- a eae -| attacks intensify ond. if sock josnd wohantesrs to Viet Bom in jcammnsiqns, ‘svieated: by Tote |. : A i : North Viet. a speech by Communist party | news agency oe a eSpace [at re S08 Ea ies reer Rd" Usage asin | ag Gere Ta + rer Russia's offer was announced | Square March 23. \the Democratic Republic Of) 5 ne Minister Wilson last 730 p.m—the lucy Show at the end of an eight - day Diplomatic observers sa jd (North) Viet Nam is intensified, | 1°’ hinted that a new con- 30 pm “Kildere secret visit to Moscow by Le the repeated threat did not ap-|the Soviet government, in case|/Oe" Uunied that a might 200 pene ALL. Mechey:Fenle Huan, first secretary of the pear to take . the poneiblily jaf necousity. rn Ih eee We open the way for talks on Viet 11.15" p.m.—Sports ee ee ee ne eet: cnt ot Viet Nam, |Nam. te 1200 p-m.—CBC v tone President Ho Chi Minh. _ |TO MAN MISSILES? es to the departure} But Saturday night's com- oo Weather end Sports A joint communique also con-— rina “ers Goubted that Soviet \for Viet Nam of Soviet citizens |munique South Viet me oe tained the Kremlin's first for- fighting men would be sent to who, guided by sentiments of ot aa a pie —Sign Of mal rejection of President John- Viet Nam for grotind operations | proletarian internationalism ex- | Nam's ; Cong guerrillas ; = cons oller of mnasaiitens! din: tet Sheng the -sneepcoment| a desire to fight for the ing part in any negotiations. CKCW-TV mannan see Tie ie Ser ee Seale ee ne Oe cause ao te Vietatenate ded the pre Comma Na: | days closure shortly “vol- people, for maintenance garded the pro-Communist 0.57 om—tete Sg Os Nt accused\the U.S. of failing \unteers” have been sent to the socialist achievements of tional—Liberation Front, The 10.00 a.m.—Cenadien Schools the Democratic Republic of Viet Cong's political arm, as 10.30 p.m:—Neve Scotie Schooie | Vietnam.” ie .. |the “only legitimate representa- 11.30 p.m—Acrdes Canede | Moscow, observers noted that/ tive’ of South Viet Nam. et nt Hunt Planned srs sic m. j ry f 12.30 p.m.—Sunerns Savere , RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT sae ae = pages 2 1250 pm=C8C News OS as a Se eeceaaeces eel og 1:00" p--—Tuesday—Pieyditt are "= ~ wa” gen Mi ‘ = Solid Gold Cadillac oe : ’ r . Ea 4390 p-m_—At Home With-Helen 7 ; 4 wa ‘ Crocker £.00 p.m—Momert of Truth OF e COr n s s 330 p-m.—Teke Thirty ' i | 4.00 pm—As the et TOM MITCHELL ,fadie observatory at Penticton, 1 ee ce OTTAWA (CP) ~The -\not far from the probable im- 5.00 p.m.—Certoon Capers decided to enlist tie pact area. interviewed persons _ 53” pom —Mupe oi esaee eyed: P for | wo watched the flight —— LIB Stern tm eens emvnl pret ea er coming al he — , “Tes. aly comneees will be 20 by 30 miles as the area most p-m.—Sports there. : 6,35 p.m—Supper Cha Ta ead tat aot cn Bs wee 7.00 p.m.—Musicel Showcase “undreds March 31 as it put the object through a series ; 7:30 p.m.—Ripcord a British Columbia ‘of measurement tesis for radio- wa ‘8:00 p.m.—Bunkhouwe Boys et See red «wo have (activity. This is where the ur- o ) eal Fineie come to earth in tie Monashee gency comes in. | et. Sener Mountains not far from Salmon If the ting can be found —TA-BAY ON WHICH THE || wba — arm. in south central B.C. |soon,.Dr. Locke said, such mea- "SUN NEVER SHINES: | | FY] 1200 pm. aoe Hf the object can be fousd | surements could supply ““‘imfor- EVEN WHEA! THE SUN F215 e.m—Viewroint conti it imation on the environment ip . BRILLIANTLY OMY || > | Network .News (soon, scientists hope may SHIMES ' 9220 «.m.—tione! ° ivield important information which the object found itself in HALF A MILE AWAY, THE 19.25 @.m.—Station Sign Off about the space particles st en- space.” They would show what BAY 1S ALWAYS PCY RADIO : nee cours aieeaion: laames toe tos while t was in rr . : "The "mines and technical orbit around the sun before be- TUESDAY surveys departmens has an- coming trapped by the earts's x 5 eteee meni Magee Corporation Limited will carry | “But the decay time is short” < ' ; T out the air and camera search for such radioactivity, Dr. Locke WICENSED BECAUSE HIS ART WAS 6 45—Itsland . Mar. ws Tae tee meteorite’s r esting added, and unless the thing is IN ROME, HIMSELF r ; Roundup _ ’ |turned up in a matter of days Oe ue FORMICA iD PRESCRIBED . WHERE'S ETTAR a Lo "The suggestion for an sir the radiation will have become] te Kit OF SALIMTOR A wees, 7.Sh—Hcrew Chiaten How hoto survey was made, by Dr. too weak for the necessary mea-| "rae" Oe SOCIO DEPRESSION PHONE CALL ) J5—Moming Rou . Dominion surements. BECAME MOST LP Se ea Weather JL i < physics air. | However- he noted that the Caen MO WI home FALE tics Reig dics bi Wek Widefedn exch FOR HER~ 2.35—Fecm Report Bg glam ym iy on) rm get ig pe een] ie 7 41—Merning iis. Tones ‘week in an effort to pin down to scientists even if it is mot le 7.45—tsland Weather. , before cated a year or more. 736—Spore Copsie & teehee et | makeup of the space traveller ACROSS DOWN 20. Golf gbi—New . t Personnel of the government's | “would still be of value. 1. Tocomb, 1. Capital: term 6 11—Weather aS i ; i as wool are 24. — 8.16—Morning Round: i , Whist . Kind na AD oer News founcup i | Prejudice Re ed : oa medieval 25.Female reiiemic AOL Cok ~Kaca ' : 9. 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Freight + A 12.45—Tewn and Country Time | ison was in Moscow for a pared speech before a vehicle G YZ, industria! conference board 9 Asserts 1.00—News end Weether lacy last weekend, with & group | night to discuss his’ O14 0 Te tee et tached eS orontions tin dots Weiak,| gt 115—-Whers On Tapp Swallvced of _Sewiomd-|Mmerecsions of Gn Soviet Union __ Gree 14S=Town and Country Time land. They made a quick pleas- ; ae: Genet 2.00—News and Weather =e —— ie ae ‘90. Camerpone “ re Spey See 5:20—Tempe nts are leaving the coun- 31. Goddess of 4 3:00—News Heedlines end Weether students > i Mat nee | 530-CBC Note Book itry. There now was “a justice Y) 3 03—Trans-Canede ' j 2A In 600-CBC absence of any Chinese inthe . A bandage Py = Pope cil her &15—On Parlement Hill |Seviet Union, where there were 37. 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Luckily, my partner Mrs. t:0P ERS Torn |) MADE THE HALL) MY SLIPPERS, BUT SHE Me < i little virtue in a sage? OF FAME AS A /} SUST O1D/& HAK-KAFE: a : | Hayden saw pr cS 4 10.15—Playroom AKI06 two club evercell and elected to THEN WHEN THAT CLEARLY MEAN: Im 10-30—Te Market Wah Musie The bidding: ipass the opening heart bid. The) a “ne earl b> 11:00—CBC News Nerth Kast. Geuth West result was thet we earned a . 11:05—Jeen Marshell Pas 19 Pas 16 (good score for staying out of 11:15—Fer Consumers Pas 26 ltrouble on the hand. 11:20—Aecerd Anon Opening lead—king of clubs. | However, the fact that” five ee es This iand was played im Dal- Souths saw fit to overcall with 11-45—Trumpeters Lullaby fall during the Trials two clubs indicates that there ie <i are Me to select the North American is- must be some merit to the bid 12:15—Aeurice Pearson to team for 1965 tThe.I personally think that the 12:30—Meritine Perm B'Ces? out to be Howard overcall —vulnerable aga i ast) 1.00-€BC News end Weather (team Peter Leventritt. non-vulnerable and with a 1.15—Wher's On Tapp Sie Dutnttey Sinaden coud iol paiese gavtetetied tink die Na le |writer, all of New York. and to lose than to gain, but this| 1.59—D.0. Time Signal a ten and Kelsey Petier- statement is of course easier to ae Oe te ow? Angeles ) ;make after seeing ail hands 2.45—H Happengd Todey and joe ot aeeued Gur tataas of ili |e beneee. John Create Ths A Sey | tans Ooh os teart, At] B mast bs- granted Gat Gs} 3.00—CEC News four of these tables South overcallers were punished more) 3.09—TreneConade Mates passed and East became deciar- than they deserved. but still.) 3 20—TreneCanede Marines part score diamond con- the hand was « triumph for! 4.00-CBC News tract. making five by means of sound budding, The player who) oon} a | Gowever, at five tables South|with Fioky bids mmast expect to) —<——— However, be lambasted once in a while | a ;