r, ee i : Federal Aid In Education 9 *_(27* Sura Statiotetowm, Tact Apr. 5. bone TT tmacie| | [iRhaSear nt pooe so ON TH E Al R € RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT eee “TUESDAY PROGRAMS: ls Suggested By Committee Pointing out that the costs of; with the view expressed by the education in the province have! P.E.I. Home and School Associa- increased by 200 per cent since! tion that the province should 1950 and that the cost outlook in| adopt the national minimum the next decade indicates a con-| standard for entrance into the 4 tinuance of the upward trend.) teaching profession; that is, two = UY the Legislature's select standing years of professional and aca-| , aw committee felt that some special! demic study following grade 13, MEAL 6 T BY MRS. JW. brostin CFCY-TYV 1:30 p.m.—Atternoon Musicale 2:00 pm.- Chez Helene 2:15 p.m. ‘Nursery Schoo 2:30 p m.—Nationa!l Schools The Verdict ts Yours VWANVUS assistance from federal sources senior matriculation, aes should be sought, “without in-| Noting that the La Zerte re-| ON A FA 4:30 pm.~Adventures of Blinky fringement upon our constitution. | port on education aims at a ie Manitoba, iN 1910, 4:45 pam.—Flower Pot Men al provincial rights.” foundation plan to become ef-| #AS FOUND AND 8:01 p.m.~-Razzle Dazzle The report of the committee! fective by 1965, incorporating 11 Fst $:30 p.m.—Mike Mercury ana was tabled in the Legislature! regional high schools and the es- Manitoba, fe yh — ” 2 a vee chairman | tablishment of larger units of os pm was i - | - ’ oe ae ond Gell =o" rt Grindlay (PC-2nd/| admifistration, with consolida 6d gm—ChCy TV News —e tion where transportation and 7.00 p.m.—Gazette 7:30 p.m.—Cinema 13-7 mn for the committee | other conditions permit, the re- feeding, as pry in the report, a — “the suggestion im- : was that lack of employment op-| plied therein that policy plan- on ene ov portunities in the province is re-| ning, with an eye to future ex- 5 (Toronto at New York)| SPonsible “for the abandonment panding schooi enrolment is im- 11:48 pumc~King Whyte Show of their birthplace by our young) perative, is borne out by statis- 11:30 p.m.—Fighting Words people for the mofe promising | tics which show that atten- 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News areas and as the committee | dance, teaching staff and costs 12:13 a.m.—tLocal Weather Forecast | feels that the cost of educating| afte increasing annnually, a11 12:14 a.m.—Viewpoint them is borne almost entirely by| pointing to the need for policy 12:20 a.m.—Sign Off the province, some special as-; sistance from federal sources JSNOW AINOIN planning to cover necessary act te commodation, teacher training * ~— should be sought.” — = Tv.c ALLS The committee concurred! and financing.” Te ae NITE or DAY Li aie ¢ Shetland Islam, ott in a ROCK 200 FEET HIGH TRANSPORTING WAS BUILT IN A PERIOD OF 26 DAYS BY 120 TONS OF MATERIALS ON THE BACKS OF LABORERS : es 72-4-560 os ae e Pay 4255 te saat French Paint Firm Considers 6"X LNJOV 1789535 e ° mens. over Establishing Quebec Plant CKCW-TV HALIFAX (CP) — Officials! Mr. Van Horne said no defin- DAILY CROSSWORD of a French paint firm consider | ite decision of establishment AOROSS 4. New Year's 22. The | mene. oS sth teat ST TO Peele renee OT ae GE dak]. Am 5. Renew, @ o Weather, Sports w res-|the president of the Saint Jo . . Renew, | gus pimMoming Devotions | ident Hans Klohn of Ocean Steel |firm. However, he said that| river Rubens, e.g. 23. Animal Moncton Ministerial As and Constracticn gid of feist ane : Sesleten is reneaed, ~ 11.“—— hol": 6. ~_— fat ohn, N.B., on the ibility | struction is expecte m- . onan ask 2 ves of building a $2,500,000 plant pa mediately. p 12. Roof edges 1. American viewed ee a England New Brunswick. | The plant would produce| 2%-Sea birds rab 25. Flower 2 ae So aaabin Resume an % Van Horne, head of aj paint, varnish and laminated = Coloring cm row eae DID YOU KNOW THAT You 11:31 a.m.—Test Pattern Workshop | firm of project organizers and | products. If constructed, it t 0.8 “ 7 12:45 @.m.—News, Weather, Sports be conerrenrs member of | likely would employ at least 300| 46 afore loyal . aan 27. oe Yesterday’s Answer CAN GET YOUR HOME FREEZER ' 1h tet ef boty |dawaska, end tn am teterview | br-proaucte of of celiing and | 2eananee 27. Desplcante FO ast Days of Dolwyn H erview | by- b : Becta 2:30 eel, sl yer og had jpenneriee peper making, Mr. Van Horne ede Brit. slang “co ™ oe YOUR OD AND OUR SERVICE 3:00 p.m.—The Verdict |s Yours ova Scotia as a s or the | said. 6 Brod 33. To ri | 3:25 p.m.—Cross Section plant but decided against a former MP blasted New; 92 Classify 20. Prior to: 34. sessed 87 Went FOR WHAT YOU SPEND ON FOOD ALONE! 32:30 p.m.—Open House Tie said they had a “negative | Brunswick along with Nova . Singer ——— _— prefix study 38. Wine cup 4:00 p.m.—At Home with Helen (and unsatisfactory” meeting | Scotia for lack of efforts to at-| Horne 21, Church $5. Sunday 40. Eskimo GIBSON CHEST FOR INFORMATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION CALL — oes wi Nene an Limited, ae industry. os a on ; servi journey 4:30 p.m.—Adventures 0! nky |}a Nova Scotia Crown company , it’s our own gash-damn fa carrier a0- fg area Sdadiithad is RE ted ane] ied edema ae oot tomes | ABEGWEIT HOME PROVISIONERS LTD. GIBSON UPRIGHT 5:01 p.m.—Razzle Dazzzie ondary industry. He said the | the Maritimes, tions DIAL 4-5571 111 GRAFTON STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN DIAL 4-5571 | 5:30 p.m.—Mike Mercury Crown company is “blocking” | ‘In the past seven years 175| 28: Part of 6:00 p.m.-Supper Club the establishment of new indus- | German companies have located parrot’s bill 6:15 p.m.—Television News tries in the province. The in Canada but not one has been| 29: Leaves off, 6:40 p.m.—Television Weather French firm, Valentine Paints contacted by either Nova Scotia a0 & sytahie 6:50 p.m.—Television Sports and Varnishes, had not sought | or New Brunswick governments, | 32 Female 7:00 p.m.—Highway Patrol financial assistance in their} Jet alone persuaded to locate saint: abbr, 7:30 p.m.—Zane Grey Theatre negotiations with Industrial | here,” 81. Three: Sp. pe 8:00 p.m.—Ben Casey states here Thursday. = Rub out m 9:00 p.m.—Gary Moore He said the French officials... or z 10:00 p.m.—NHL Hockey could get ‘no information at all T meta bi 87. More a a 11:30 p.m.—fighting Words about markets; they were not | ! e tional sat 12:00 potion es encouraged to look for sites: it t 99. Student 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoin was a negative and unsatisfac- | U " ; 12:20 ee ae News tory reception.” "S$ pset . = pad tang ee, TERMED CORDIAL | CHICAGO (AP)—Mrs. Chris-| {3 Rice Aeld Robert W. Manuge, general ting M. Juranek ans Ww ae 44. Tricks manager of Industrial Estates, ; : : : Not Working said directors and officials of gph BE a tg ese S DOWN the organization had a “most 1. Teck house cordial meeting” with officials | (at her husband beat her be| 3 Hair. Sad aasttor coe day. ae | timetable for retirement at 35. clined further comment, | Mrs. Juranek told Judge John Mr. Van Horne of Campbell- | Pavlik that her husband, Frank, CALL Bowlan Radio-TV PHONE 4-9624 raising 3. Weather- cock DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: B. | 25, a systems and procedure » Emo Aid. Kin-AiD \ soclete 7 Ven ioree wat dete analyst, said he married her as| ° AKTOLBAAXE c 9 iP iO A CFCY RADIO pany Ltd., J. W. Arsenault, were |@ business investment and ex-|! i LONGFELLOW ° meeting with the French offi- | pected her to continue working. One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used xm TUESDAY cials as project organizers. | Mrs. Juranek was awarded for the three L’s, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- | 6:28—Sign On Their duties might include ar- | one-third of her husband's $7,000 trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. i 4 dabNown & Weether ranging for contracts in the in qm and $150 a month sup-; Each day the code letters are different. is made to | po event 4 $:35—Country & Western Roundup Mis: ‘Ditadek Whe wes. mar A Cryptogram Quotation 6 ision 6:55—News Headlines & Weather establish in the Maritimes. Mr. 7:00—Hebrew Christian Hour Van Horne had met several ei, ae: “ 7 charged NMBSRSU VGRSL WUPS VGTS8 y times previously with the com- | cruelty. Jurane id not con- 7:15—Country & Western Roundup | ti Pp y felt ten ateates, “NEE VBRA WUPS > VBRS.—8. Oo. 7:30—News & Weather 7:35—CFCY Farm News 7:40—Country & Western Roundup * | pany in Paris. 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He is now at| | You TO EVEN LOOKAT Y You SEETHESIGN | | im po a sol igen 431042 the critica) point. of the hand, Oe oe = Sapeteces “8 lca and Weathe 4@K9 4763 “t weed tame sateral ts Za 11:02—Notes and Music 997543 @AQI102 | draw trumps at this stage, but Q 11:30—Purity Flour Jackpot @854 109 if South did this, he would lose auale $K73 $A86 the hand. Having ruffed hearts y ‘ twice and led.a round of trump, @AQI1084 if he now drew East’s remain- CH, HELLO, VICKIE.. ations ing spades, he would be left T DIDN'T KNOW YOU @KI72 with only one trump. WERE HERE... $295 South could then cash his dia- = The bidding: monds and play a club, but the c¢ Bast South West North defense would win the club and @ 19 14 29 2NT lead a heart to force out the Past 46 last trump. \ Another club play @ would prove fruitless, since the a Opening !lead—four ot hearts. | defenders would take it and Qo Maintaining control over a & heart to defeat the con- on trumps ts the key to many @ s hand played in a suit céntract. ee ose cere Zr bp ~ Declarer has to watch his step hen repeated ruffs weaken his| TUmps after he secund eee heart lead. To avoid the impas- trump position. se, he should play a low club in- South is in four spades and/ stead at trick five. East West leads a heart, Deciaier mr ens leads anotaer scssmsssustiteeinneibinensnasesnccetieinaendalanisatietit | West wins with the e ith res eee ae can do nothing 5 Shem ne contract. 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