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     a the Americans and North Viet-|'The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept, 17,1966. ® | 
     
     : : : namese on the grounds that the | : . ° Es 
     
     a . ‘Communists were “insincere.” (-ommission could not have been pings for the 10 days ending | 
     
     ws _|QUOTES CORRESPONDENT | [and was not offered or solicited Aug. 31, to 73,382 cars, the No 
     
    
   
   
    
     The startling report, written i relation to Mr. Thant's pro- es Bureau. of Atatistics sp 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     by Alistair Cooke from the UN, |posal. " 
     
    
   
   
    
     | ‘The official said the U.S. vak | The strike began Auz 26 and 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRY. 
     
    
   
   
    
     matic quarters say the U.S,| Canada does not necessarily 
     
     jay be in a strong enough po- {subscribe to this assessment 
     
     ition after the November |which, it is conceded, is based 
     
     mmerican .elections to halt the |partly on ‘wishful thinking. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pearson proposed April 
     
     2, 1965, a pause in the Ameri- 
     
    
   
   
    
     jadded: 
     
     { { “The natural itch to’ know’ on \ues Canada’s. informed judg- jlasted about a week / . 
     
     whose say-so Hanoi was thought |menf on the Viet Nam situation, | Total carloadings in 1966 up 
     
     rN oe ' \to be insincere provoked a hu-|But the U.S. had many other to the start of the 10-day period 
     
     By DAVE McINTOSH thus creating a situation more isting . Private inquiry Im lsources of information on which 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA (CPJ—Western dip-|conducive to negotiations. en oie sume seep on dgpasemetits, 
     
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     contact was a minor Canadian 
     
    
   
   
    
     official who had _ personally mbings~ of North. Viet’ 8 
     
     heard from a deputy town coun- oan he dis later, ‘the U& \3.8, percent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     were 5.6 per cent above those in 
     
     the same period a year aco. The 
     
     ‘strike reduced the 1968. lead as 
     
     of Aug,,.31, over the correspond- 
     
     ing 1965 period by 96,156 cars_to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Among commodities contribut- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     cillor of Hanoi.''..«., : 4 
     
     a ee inrceae at [Cede snr of nse) “gna” lS te 
     
     is a feeling among several |international truce supervisory tions and carried out a five-day 166,589 in 1965; pulpwond 103,097 
     
    
   
   
    
     Western countri i 
     
     ON TH Ir AIR is Malvalsg ts nies ee. 2 Viet mn ae bombing pause the following |(94616); autos, trucks and parts 
     
     sition in Viet Nam to the extent Viet: ae month. 147,704 (40,562); and fertilizers 
     
    
   
   
    
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     The sollowing program tist-|that it must become evident | ‘The ictal affairs officials crate. Gees @ 
     
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     ags, are published free of o Communists tha he US. feat Conada was hot aware of Ca | di eae aera gee Q.- 
     
    

    
     harge as a public service and oe an the field. > [Mr. Thant’s éfforts at the time| WOT oa Ings 957); building sand, gravel and WA 
     
     ippear as presented to us by| Canada’s entire effort has ithey were being actively pur- crushed stone 96,850 (105,965): 
     
     he stations concerned. jbeen to urge restraint on, all, sued. Knowledge of these efforts , ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     ; d iscellaneous ‘carload com. 8° 
     
     ‘sides and to get peace negotia-|was confined ts the partes at | DOWN IN Aug. ™,”: 901,127 (915,085). 
     
    
   
   
    
                      
     
          
     
          
     
          
     
               
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     YOU DIDNT |: 
     
     GO TO SUZIES 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -. itions started, whether before of rectly concerned. w 
     
    

    
     SATURDAY PROGRAMS lafter a ceasefire Later, Mr. Thant gave an ac-| OTTAWA (CP) — The nation- RULES ROOST ALONE |x 
     
     CFCY-TV An extertial affairs depart-|count of his initiative to Prime |wide rail strike involving the| south America has only” one | 
     
     $5 Waa ae on Wednesday de-|Minister Pearson and External |ONR, CPR and six smaller |type of bear, the small spee- | 
     
     ay Ren ; scribed as ‘gratuitous’ a report |Affairs Minister Martin when : 
     
     3:00 p.m.—Wrestling in the. Manchester Guardian |they were in New York. But this biaee depend. ‘calluan: cere 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     4.00 p.m.—Life And The land hi 
     
     4:30 Gaenihien Muany oe implied that Canada |was in March and April, 1968, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fi si the possibility of Viet |at least two months after ¢ 
     
     5.00 ee ergo mete \Nam negotiations in ‘964. US. na rejected a Bases | 
     
     tin eolsh) at tos Angeles) The report recalls that the meeting with the North Vietna- 
     
     : A ‘ U.S. in January, 1965, rejected-imese. 
     
     7.30 p.m.—Jane ee: Fe the August, 1964, proposal by| The official. said the advice of 
     
     8.00 pm.—Heverly Hillbilies \UN Secretary-General U Thant ithe Canadian government’ or 
     
    
   
   
    
     §.30 p.m.—Dangerman lfor talks .i : 
     
     a0 6 scare Maviese | ks .in Rangoon between 'Canadian members of the truce 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Soldier In The Rain’ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     7.30—News and Weather 2.30—Where The Bible Speaks 
     
     .m.—Worl f s ; 
     
     We 5 me ee ae ce Mesann - 7-45—Saturday ‘Night Hoedown | 3.00—CBC News 
     
     aim Bs Cl Ace ci. Veasbiver Poor News Headlines and Aa 3.03—Capital Report CBC 
     
     eT ey : -02—Saturday Night Hoedown 2.20—Pedples Gospel Hour 
     
     2.15 a.m.—CBC TV News + 9.30—Starlight Serenade |. 4.00—CBC. News 
     
     2:23 a.m.—Local Weather and | 10.00—News and Weather 4.03—Hebrew Christian Hour 
     
     Sport senipe | 10 05—Starlight Serenade 4.18—Classical Piane,, — 
     
     2.25 a.m.—Sign O | 11.00—CBC: Nations! News | 4.30—Hour ef Decisién’, 
     
     - 3 11.05—Jazz Canadiana | 5.00—National Back to the Bible Hour 
     
     - CKCW-TV | 11.30—Jazz Canadiana 615—Showers of Blessing - 
     
     127 p.m.—Station Sign On 12.00—CBC News, Wr. and Sports 6.30—Twilight Hour 
     
     130 p.m.—Cerioon Capers | 12,156.30 a'in.—News and Music | 7.00—Family Bible Hour 
     
     2:00 p.m. -BC ‘Championshig, CBA RADIO 7.30 cree canary Check-Up CBC 
     
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     3.00 5 a aetaten Game vet the | ; SATURDAY | 9:30—Inland Weather, Maritime. 
     
     Week—* 6.00—Music-On The Menu |: Gecdener 
     
     5.30 p.m. =8ugs Bunny | 7:00—Music On The Menu | 10.30—CBC National News ' 
     
     6.00 p.m-—Frankenstein Junior & | 7:30—Music On The Menu  10,40—Carl Tapscott Singers CBc 
     
     he. Impossrbies | @00—CBC News and From Our Own | 11.10—News and Regional Weather 
     
     6.30 pan.-iTV—News, Weather, . Correspondent : |.11,15—Starlight Serenade i 
     
     Sports | '9.10—Islind Weather.” 12,00—-CBC News, weather and — 
     
     6:45 p.m.—tondon Line 9.15—Divertimento “Sports 
     
     7:00 p.m.-—-Girl from UNCLE 10:00—CBC Saturday Morning | 10.30—Musical Pgm. sah « 
     
     8.00 p.m.—Beveriey Hilloillies | 10.39—Tops of the Pops | 11.00—The Goon Show ; 
     
     8.30 p.ms—Tarzan >’ 11.00—CBC News | 11.30—Carl Tapecott Singers 
     
     9:30 p.m.—Great Movies-- 11,06—The Action Set | 11:50-cBc National News 
     
     Sih Soldier Im The Rain 11.45=CBC Stamp Club | 12:00—CBC News : 
     
     _11.30 pym.—World of Music 12:00—Current and Choice | 12:03—Sports Scores, Iniend and. 
     
     6 12.00 p.m.—CFL—Ottawa at Van- 12:30—Country Capers | , ‘aa 
     
     wie couver—G 1.00—CBC- News and-Weather —CBA 
     
     2:15 a:m.—CBC-TV¥ News ~ | 1,15—Opinion 
     
     2:25 a.m.—Sign Off | 1.25—Agends SUNDAY. 4 coh 
     
     1.30--Carl Tapscott Singers . - el gl _ 
     
     - | » | 7'90—CBE News : 
     
     - 1.45—The Motor Show | ' : - 
     
     For The Best In Color ; ~ 7:03—Inland and ‘Marine Weather ‘ rite 
     
     TV. era fe Sere and music For Sundey =| DAILY CROSSWORD | 
     
     See the 195%- Dumont In} 2.03—The Motor Show 8:00--CBC News ah ACROSS 44.Matures, 18. Tight 
     
     Operation During - Color 2.30—Onera Time ~~ | 8&15—Music For Sunday (Cont'd) \| 4, Identical as cheese place Ae S 
     
     Program. : 3.00—Metropo'an Opera on -~ B:80—CBC News e 5. Foot DOWN 19. Gourd- \ 
     
     CENTRAL RADIO |. Lucia Di Lammermoor 9:05—Postmark U.K. covering 1. Not a like i ty 
     
     , 9:45—Neighborly News v. Ameri complica’ fruit iT 
     
     zs and TV. i ee get een | 10 00—Sund Morne Magazine ails 2 tare st 21. Dry E Bee 
     
     Kent St Charlottetown | 4:03—Almanac Ee ey ne. ae are ‘ U 
     
     oe | 4.30—Sound -6f Sport | 10.30—Wpg. Pops Concert «0. Priest: ~\__-continent 22. Gain TT evi 
     
     Rr) On ERG Nas 7 | 11:00—CBC News Latin 3. Superlative 23. The UTA 1 
     
     — SUNDAY PROGRAMS _ | 5.07—sound of Sports 11:03—The Arts This Week : America suffix present cers Sap 
     
     | 6.00 =CBC-NartNews 11.30--Presenting Angre Kosteianetz| 12. Faultily 4.Half ems -- time a c 
     
     CFCY-TV 1'402- ‘Sound cof Shere 12:00—Vancouver Chamber Orch. 13. Command 5, Teapot - 25. En- 
     
     4 7.00—CBC News : 1,00—BBC News and Gommentary 14. Petty projection coun. Yesterday's Answqe 
     
     90 p.m.—NMusicale ‘ | 7.05—Weather, Sports.-Scores 1:15--Looking Through The Papers quarrel! ,» 6. Long-eared tered A 
     
     2:30-p.m.—NFi— lio nsin sansa (This, Week 1:30—Continental Rhapsody 15. Hint - rodent 26. Gorge 32. Jokes 
     
     Atlanta vz. -Philagelphie |. 7:15—Sportsman‘’s Almanac 1:59—D.0. Time Signal 16.Greek letter 7. Strange 27. Hurry 35. Trickling 
     
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     £:57-p.m.—CBC_ JV Nei -00—CEC— 2S - 3:00—GBC. News + } train poet. title — jait—_—— 
     
     oe rane ee 3:03-—Capital Report 18. Mark down 9, Foundations 29. Versifies $7. Comfort 
     
     Counlty and Silver Coho | 6:30—Pratley At The Movies 3:30—Church of The Air ~ - briefly 11. Burst forth, 30.Measured 39; Macaw 
     
     4.60. p.m.—Country Calendar | 9.00—Now 1’Ask You 4.00—Concarts From Abroad 19. Small as Mt. Etna amounts 40. Friar’s _ 
     
     6.30 p.m.— 20/20 925 Chansorettes 5:00—CBC News report | 15. Coquettish of medicine title 
     
     720 p.m.—tlet’s Sing Out 10.00—Hermit’s Choice 5.03 —Venture 20. Ship's lane 
     
     7:2) p-m.—Assignment Underwater | 11:00—CBC News | 6:00—CBC Showcase” 23. Salamander 12 
     
     B:00 p.m.—Hey’ Landlord (Color) =| 11.16= Cours-y Holiday * | 6:30—CBC Showcase 24. Border | 
     
     8:30 p.m.—Fiashbeck (Color) "| 12:00—CBC News 7:00—CBC News, Weather, Sports 25. Janitor's 
     
     9 | ae Scores Across Canada and swab 
     
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     ag om es nee 12:03—Sports Scores, Inland an World Church News 26. Lower part 
     
     10100 p.m.—Benanze (Color) | * Marine Weather 7.30—Speak Easy _ of face : 
     
     11,01p.m.—Galapagos(Coler) 12:15—Musie_In The Night 8.00—Summer Sunday 28. To na 
     
     11:30 pim.=+The Disordered «Mind: —-. / ae. & -- /40.00—Sherlock Holmes 7 wee 
     
     1200 p.m.—CBC TV News ‘ 10.30—Carl Tapscott Singers : : 
     
     12:10 a.m.—Sign Off ay SUNDAY 11.05—CBC News ee 
     
     /.11.10—Canadiana ‘66 “Frontier Days | 
     
     CKCW-TV | 7.30—News & Weather at Swift Current’ 34. Like 
     
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     43 p.m.—Station Sign On ky girl: abbr. 
     
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     557 p.mi.—CBC Natu: | 9.30—Bible Institute Program 2.10—Musie Only . Rigel, ete. “ 
     
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     ' try and Silver Cohoe 10,30—Inland Weather and Maritime 3.00—CBC Nat'l News a picture m 
     
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     6:30 p.m.—Gilligan’s Island |10.45—Neighbourly News--CBC : ' 42. Ascends =f 
     
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     7#U p.m. --Walt Disney |11.00--Local Church Services , 43.Short — 
     
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     30 p.m.—Flashback |12.15—Piano Interlude : : 0 c ; d 0 
     
     %00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan 12.30—Old Fashioned Revival Hour : et DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work Its . 
     
     10:00_p.m.—Bonanza U | 1.00—News & Weather 6.03—Soun ROrTs ; AXYDLBAAXKR 
     
     31:00 Pemai-Galepagon, a 1.15—Tell Us“A Story _. }12:03—Sport re — and __{/ LONGFELLOW 
     
     1k30 p.m.—The Disordere in 1.30—Voice of Prophecy 12:15—Music In The Night One letter si ; sed 
     
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     “i 00 p.m.—CBC National ‘ews | 2.00—Looking Through The Papers 8:00—CBG News and Inland Wx. for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- 
     
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     ie t : trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. 
     
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     6.35—Morning Roundup IWRZZ 8U HRSZUI JFUIUPKZE.=— 
     
     5 45—Island Wr. and Mar Temp. , By B. JAY BECKER 
     
    

    
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     §.55—News and Weather 
     
    
   
   
    
     Yesterday's: Cryptoquote: LIFE IS PROBATION, AND THE 
     
    
   
   
    
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     2.00—Heb Christian Hour West dealer. contract for two spades doubl- } tA ‘ MAN— 
     
     Fis aecning Roundup Both sides vulnerable.  ° ed on the sequenee shown. Eee ee ee ; 
     
     7.30—News and Weather NORTH North's bidding was rather ag-| ROBERT BROWNING ° 
     
     7.35—Farm Report » @K752 gressive and he eventually had (@ 1966, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) 
     
     7.41—Morning Roundup * @AKD to pay a heavy penalty for it: 
     
     7.45—Island Wr. and Mar. Temp. | @ 31092 The defense ‘was first- rate. 6 ALL SET, JOE! THE — 
     
     7.56—Sports Capsuls and Scoreboard $93 West led the king of clubs and |OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE TICKETS FOR YOU AND YOUR 
     
     8.00—News West * EAST then shifted to a heart. Declarer ; WIFE ARE AT THE AIRPORT IN WAS NOTIN VAIN, CHAMPION OF THE 
     
     | *8.11—Weather ‘oc 4AQ108 took it with the king and led | , YOUR NAME... THE FLIGHT 15 YOUR MAJESTY! WORLD WILL BE IN 
     
     Se ec #9 Q10532 ost 3 the jack of diamonds, playing. |. WEGT=-TWEET~ NUMBER 718, AT BEIRUT, KING | toe PALACE, «7 
     
     9.00-News and. From Ou chr. | Wee @A743 low from his hand atter East SWEET! DRAT I ALL YoU ABBSO'S PRIVATE PLANE WILL Se ae 
     
     9.10—Keyboord AMelerliea hAKIS2Z #854 had followed low. West took the SCAMPS, STOP WHEN T Howes 
     
     9.25—Notes, and Musie eves jack with the queen and played BLOW MY WHISTLE! "0 
     
     We ob Naws and Woather oe ‘-  \another heart, taken with the (WeeT~TWEET~ ze 
     
     10.05—Notes and Music . KS @ ‘ oe ; 
     
     ¥).00—News and. Weather ( | #1097 | Declarer_led a low diamond ° 
     
     11.05—Notes arid Music from dummy, East going up oO 
     
     U1.55—Agriculture ‘66 | The bidding: with the ace and returning a ‘| 
     
     12.00—Weather |: West North East South (club to the ace. West cashed the 5 
     
     12.05—Mostly Music | 19 Dble Redbe 1@ queen of hearts, on which East 
     
     12.20-New and Weather | 2h 2@ Dblo discarded his remaining club, 
     
     Fic ee Opening lead—king’ of clubs. |and West then led the jack of 
     
     pee, i Giasdhd This hand. .occurred in thy clubs. When dummy ruffed with R-RIGHT//~ WAL, IT WATCH IT, o, 0° 
     
     1 .OdoChatlense \Trials played in. Dallas in 196% |the deuce, East overruffed with x ALL WE HAIN'T h\ SON! ME Se he . 
     
     1.45—Mostly Music [As usual, there were many dif- |the eight. te “KIN DO, ap A TOTAL KY LOCKS Au eS 
     
     ~ 1.15—Mostly Musie Sa ferent results at the nine tables| By this time eight tricks had | YouR <t A NC SICK! PL eee 
     
     1.55—Provincial Affairs--Alt: Wks. where the deal was played, been played and South’s last JORMAL od SNS i ?. 
     
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     2.00—The Action Set | Four pairs got to game with five cards were all trumps. East pe A LIVES oe 
     
     -¢ 3-00=News and Weather * ~~ ‘the East-West cards =~ two of jreturned ‘a’ diamond; which de=|~ | att” > eer 
     
     *3.05—Pop Caravan lthem in hearts. All these pairs |clarer had .to ruff, and South = = 
     
     - $.00—News and Weather lwent down either one, two or |was then fofced to lead a spade. / 
     
     4.05—Pop Caravan ithree. tricks to the king and ace, .’ > 
     
     , 5.00—News and Weather Three East-West pairs bid | “Another diamond return oO 
     
     5.05—The Outports. and made a part score contract, |forced South to ruff again and ir 4 
     
     + 5.25—Marine Weather iwhile ‘one wound up in the high. \lead from the J-9 of trumps to im 
     
     He haa eee d tcoreboard |'V Peculiar contract of four dia- the Q-10 As a result, East Rad 
     
     + ithe omen and Scoreboar lmonds, down two : |scored all four of-his trumps and i 
     
     re It was the ninth table which South went down four— 1,100 
     
     Sh rccaaee Shen. Sona Hils|provided the most bizarre re- Ipotnts Baa he oh ae 
     
     6.20—Waltztime sult, Here, to their ultimate re- to pay for contesting a part 
     
    
   
   
    
     7.00—Back Te The Bible gret, North- South bought the score.