acted ee r . Zi. um, 10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Aug. 13, 1903. 4 ' Programs are listed in Atlantic i Stitch 46. Amer~ Daylight Time as supplied by - again iean broadcasters. Island Time (AST) RO wert A ew € Sloping golfer 16. Sure ts one hour earlier in all cases. tae roadways” 47.Girl's - (dial) as 41. Unfasten nick- 38. Too a : ; : 12: French- _ mame 21. Greeting WED. PROGRAMS man’s (var.J =: me CFCY-TV — CHANNEL B 38. Flies aloft “"% More 23. Entitle o ) 14. Tap anew inactive 2. Shinto 4:15 —Afterncon Musicale — “ p.m. . : 6. Tunnel 2. Enunciate temple Yesterday’s Anewer p.m.—News, Weather & Music . of for 8. Pierce 37. Half anem 34. Tally £00 p.m—Albert’s Piece Tin Bunesen om Lgum, Mass, under- _ 4 Independ- 28. Treesof 38. Forearm ee ae | ae SISTED HE HAG a oan ee) . —Huckteberry Hound SUPERNATURAL INFORMATION ° family 39. Germ | 6:00 p.m—My Little Margie THAT [T HELD A 236. America nickname 29.Ming——~— 40. Poly- 6:30 p.m.—Political Telecast—Liberal OF PIRATE Indian 6. Infrequent 31. Cereal nesian 6:45 p.m.—Political Talk (Liberal) ae DAY AD NIGHT FOR 27. At home 7. Arabian ., goddess 6:50 p.m.—CFCY TV News < i A TUNNEL 6 FEET 18. Exclama- protectors 82.5 ef 700 WIDE AND 140 FEET LONG nee tion ate ‘ —— Ja seee Supplement THE ROCK- BOT AEVER POURED TREASURE ! 29. Property § & Bishop's tanbess #1. Grows uy 8:00 p.m.—tlewrence Welk Show Oe ae Re ay (&) headdresp 98, One of 8 z! 8:30 p.m.—Shirley Temple Story- Ceo 20.Grades of § % Mutual leveling @. Warp- = 9:30 p.m—tive @ Borrowed Life , : \ ox Seas 5} 10:00 p.m.—David King Show a oe |' ‘ 10:30 p.m—Bat Masterson . . . straps z 11:00 pm—Studio Pacific =: jan | Hf =——s_:11:30_ pm.—Closeup a advance | : 12:00 p.m—CBC TV News A | 90. Quiescent 3 12:13 a.m.—tocal Weather Forecast Pe cass a | 12:15-e:m.—Viewpoint SHATTERED <2 am Sees os ON THE DAY MAJOR ery i CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 2 RUSSELL MEFER MOVED E = . SMe ; 9:45 p.m.—Sign On rome hoon Toms | | -FUOICEE OF S6L JEAN om aos (Ola i 10:00 a.m.—Romper Room ‘BeOKE 7D FORM A EXECUTED OM SEPL 21 1872, PLACED oF Eng.) u) ' 1120 a.m.—Sign Of Same moe FLOWERS Get WES TOMS Bt = cae | 98. indett- vw 3.00 p.m.7-Wednesdey Pleyhit! EVERY DAY FOR 40 YEARS nite 5 News, Weather, Sports ' . - article Oo : Movie—Diamond City i oe : @. To : ; _ 430 pm—A le Carte forgive é } 00 pm—Alver’s Place CONTRACT BRIDGE 40, South ‘ 6:15 p.m—Rope Around the Sun ; American E620 pm—tteckleberry | Hound By B. JA¥ BECKER |S. rodent wy ; €:00 p.m.—Supper Club @. Soap- . i r 6:15 p.m.—News hike ; Vv -. 6:30 p.m.—Supper Club W they were not, he was in dam | - c a ee South dealer. “! ger of losing the contract. The * it | 2 = = Se Both sides vulneratile, opening lead, he noted, looked ry ; : ee 7.00 pm-—Whirly Birds WORTH “The wf gogo gy con s fio I : rey course to . ~ , x sp — Marshall ox, was to try to play in such a| ! DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work its > | 1} : HERE THEY ARE—THE BEST REFRIGERATORS ON THE makxer || : —Bunkhouse Boys . ‘manner that the contract would ner AXYDLEBAAXE ‘ i €:30 p.m—Shirley Temple's Story @AK1532 make against the normal $2 dia-| tf LONGFELLOW > < 1959 FIRESTONE & PHILCO book ; $104 mond break, and also make ag- One letter simply stands for another. In this x rs a ; 9:30 p.m—tive A Borrowed Life WEST ainst the expected 4-1 break._ for the three L's, X ‘ is sample A fs used vw | 10:00 p.m—David King Ames 64599. , | Accediingy, .cocterer cocked) Gghes the bath und Secon Pe ee ee R 1 f 10:30 p.m.—Bat Masterson 9983 «962 the QJ of hearts and_was grati- each day the lette ormation of the words ave all hints, < « 11:00 p.m—Studio Pacifie a 51096 fied to see both opponents fol- y code letters are different. 1:20 p.m.—Close Up eK768s $os8 low suit. This acsured him of 2 © Cuyptogram Quotation i, 5 YEAR WARRANTY—UP TO 30 MONTHS TO PAY 00 ami-CBC News SOUTH ater entry to dummy’s king of , | 12:15 eam—CKCW Newe Ks4 __ hearts. ABUIOBIA FKZ ‘DI Vv | ———. nas itn wide, don tee ct Ixrors px j/q) > ror vor FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO | , GFCY—RADIO “et et Pore Scot as eee raat ial ee ; ec ee er rers ” —T mee) LTD ; : : ‘ ; Yesterday's Cryptoquote: P E + . : ae « eight of diamonds. : : PEOPLE WHO KNOW LITTLE | Refrigerator | @TANDARD TIME) The iiding: This permitted West to trump, APH USUALLY GREAT TALKERS—ROUSSEA) Di CHARLOTTETOWN SUMMERSIDE = South West Worth Mast jor not, as he saw fit. If West. ¢© 1959, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) . WEDNESD ow. Pass $3 Pass tog <0 dummy would play a 6.38 Sign On Pass Pass y diamond and declarer would : 4¢@ wind up with eleven tricks—five | 6.00 Hebrew Christian Hour a s—fwe’ ETTA KETT 6.15 Country and Western Opeing feed — four of @e- =" ssi ill ccmac za eas *| ' Roundup . And if West discarded, deciar-| ant oes’ - The_rele_of_the declarer is an est discarded. ar-| [4 WOW, IS THAT PuP 6.35 Weather austin cas a hell, feel in De “nee ee ele HI KITTEN,’DID 4. “SMART? WHEN I HOP mf a tet on & eee See a eee ev Coa aer' iN MY HEAP HE TAKES 6.40 Country and Westerns pl w , ac : how to play the hand and. in do-| my” cross to dum-| i OFF TOO.’ HE KNOWS om nee ‘an oo: aule aes or tei * king of hearts, and again} RIGHT WHERE IM GOING? z . eather many wavs ia which the |eome to eleven tricks. West's! a 10 Weat e = . ine OPPO | play therefore became imma-_ zr 1.15 Country and Western Round |"€7ts’ cards can be divided. terial | np Tt is possible that he will be! zi 7.30 News and Weather unable to form a pian to take ene, Sepnes, Otic nes | 1.35 Country and Western Round care of every possible distribu- | cautions referred te aah “i be up oo but in each case he should) had blithely oot ea 200 “ews j adopt the line of play that has| . 811 Weather . - the best chance to succeed eee ‘Tae eee 8.16 Country and Western Round | West led a diamond and de break plus ‘the unfavorable loca- up clarer a nine with the/ tion of the ace of spades would hours later. 600D 8.45 Weather queen. South could see that there have held him to nine tricks | on FINE, CAPTAIN! I THINK A few : i 8.50 News would be_twelve easy tricks if, A little foresight here and there z TLL HAVE TO SEE AN = DON’T ae 9.00 Morning Devotions the diamonds were divided 32. will save declarer wear and tear. | *< EYE DOCTOR , THOUGH, TARGET 1S ONY ie wilt HAVE A 9.10 Morning Moods ee eee 7 ere tec nit MY EYES ARE STILL HIS WAY BACK 7 Ciiance Tm MAKE 9.30 Top Tune Time ty “ae ’ | 16% WINGEY.’ DEBBY >, TO PRISON! { ANOTHER ESCAPE! 9.45 Morning Moods | (<{ HELL SHOW UP JUST PHONED.’ SHE nr) i 10.00 News | bel HERE IN A FEW SAID YOUR DOG IS o : 10.05 Magazine of \the Air nat MINUTES — SITTING ON HER | Fi } = «10.90 Melody Parade | -PORCH’’ < * NE 11.00 News Headlines and Weath | ’ ss 2 ee | . Ye Fr . 11.02 News and Views on Grocer | | 3 a * 5 : 3 ' es « id UL.17 Magic of Musie § neal In Indonesia he B | | 11.3 News | wi j 11.40 Weather By KR. RAMANATH actin, I ; . a“ AMAN: Zz in onsultation a nos- = 11.45 a of Musie JAKARTA ‘AP: — Pernaps political cabinet ins a ree - a oar oe i ies “er most frequent phrase you stamp congress. | | i : ae , ihear in Indonesia today is ‘‘wait) ; Gy puae a i s Mostl igue ane | 900. ALMOST A DICTATOR 1] DCOPW Ste GONE PLEASURE! & 1.0 oat taadiines and Weath | It’s not a new slogan in a coun-. This could pul Sukarno on the ———__________ ers © you SA/D/ : _ EY i 3 ay try that has often been content| Verse of dictatorship but a fear AR A tvam tsar A AVF y 43 ei H 1:02_—Mostly Music to float with the troubled tides|¢xPressed here is that he mag |OUR BO DING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE z 7 : : te 2.30 Back to the Bible that swirl around its 3.000 islands 90 act firmly enough As one| < ; ' Sam Same Mectiines ant Weum| SOY & bes be wrgeet oeee- political observer put it: | a 3 Ee wr jing—for the wait may not be, ‘As presidem, he has been the a “ZING | ot als neue ae a ue = 8.02 Best On Request | ake guiding light and hero of the | oo Iie WORT Teac ne OP z | —— 4.00 News and Weather ~ om aiswer will show whether masses. but still technically only} |{ZAAK WALTON’ AS SOON AS $1.10 “ 4.05 The Outports is nation of 36,000,000 has just chief of state. He was the leader) [YOL'VE CLEANED THEM, SUST — S j §.00 News Headlines and ‘Veatb- exchanged one form of trouble who talked big plans and ideaws| [TURN THEM OVERTO ME AND R; d : I- er i for another, or if it will but left it up to others to carry LLL PREPARE A REPAST THAT You abd 3 “A : £10 The Outports (Cont.) ero moving toward peac® andithem out. When things went WOULD TURN wo flle HIM< tone = iu yt ' 8.00 News stability. : | wrong we .had another polit SELF OKEEN WITH ENVY <~ . 6.95 Musie for You President Sukarno issued @)| compromise, and jw cone GRILLED BASS ALA HOOPLE v) 7.00 Sports Roundup ee July 5 scrapping say it was not his fault. ‘za —j zs e / é' 7.05 Music For You |the 1950 provisional constitution. “He will not i z- _ =f - "15 Today's Hits lI its place, Sukarno heen | ae a me oe ead + Lmed ~Z 7.30 News and Weather back the 1945 revolutionary con-| \In his new fenture, Sukarno} Beieues + H ' oO exceTeR. T THCUSHT YOU TT 7.45 Red Cross Safety Talk stitution to give himself gwesping | has the vital support: of Indo- | 4] | / : a Se Caen) aaa THE NIGHT 5 Pe. qncibie. : 8.00 Assignment |power as both president anc | nesia’s most powerful single anti. | Sateen 5 ~ mm TO ae : may AWE i 9.00 News & Weather premier. _ |Communist organization — the, 1| & \ tha 5 ON OUR ‘ 9.10 Starlight Serenade The 58-year-old leader has pie- army. b. wi 2 ~ vy S&TS 9.30 Cross Section tured this move as a step toward . ‘ x . fi . 10.00 Court of Opinion his cherished concept of guided NO REDS IN CABINET ve) 3 ; 10.30 Shadows democracy’ The guidance comes| Eight of the: 39 cabinét mem-_ j TRS ° y j - 11.00 Dominion News in the form of a strong executive bers are from the army, and 35! ] 5 epee o o. ’ 11.10 Maritime Weather —____—_____-__=——| appointed army men wil! sit in| Ww = = 6% —- — a ns the new Congress | Oo 2 c 00 News yea R d | di Communists. were not gi ; mpo ‘ given a | E 12.05 Sign Off e s un | spot in the new cabinet and only & CBA WEDNESDAY TV E ° | one of 23 under ministers is con- 2 SAYLIGHT THEE quipment sidered @ strong fellow-traveller. = But the Communists—a- force) | { 7:18—Marine Weather eaa8@ > TORONTO ‘CP)—CBC televi-| second only to the army—bave' » ' Fill jsion news announcer Larry Hend- | voiced only mild criticism that | - “as * lerson, who arrived in Canada| the new government ‘is not revo- tip ENTY ; 1 Nowe Weather, Sports from Russia Monday, said that/lutionary enough.”’ Many feel that ROLLO BAY ior os aoe i =. Arte OFF ' 7:335—A.M. Chronicle. while in Russia he was ordered|the Communists will be content an ter, Mrs. Angus McCormack, =< WELL-I MUST GET pth ; 3:00—CBC News and Weather |n0t to interview people as a re- for a while to build up their Mr: and Mrs. O'Leary Curle greg °o . ' 3:15—Maritime Sportscast porter : e and ‘ts ; hen og) | Mrs. Charlotte Martin and dau- portec His TV underground organization quietly 2nd family, Deschenes, Quebec.!ghier Ruth (Mr na oO 5-30—A M Chronicle is lt sound equipment was) and wait while the government lwho are visiting at Keliy’s Cross = ir _ Lh (Mrs. Mic Vittie) also ale 3:45—Morning Devotions or tek upon his arrival and| struggles against heavy odds. _ |and vicinity, were recent visitors | aga ort Miss Agnes Doiroa, <q | 9:00—News. not returned until he was ready) so great are Indonesia's troub- |to Rollo Bay, guests of Rev, W. |, — oy ae 5 ee ee i -$:05—A. M. Chronicle. to depart e ; yee 4 = ev. “-\at Mrs. Martin's summer home a |! +s Bear sid he was alldwed to|20s that Sukarno himself said im} A. Keefe. lim Rolle Bag. | aaa | 10:00—A.M. Chronicle keep his silent 16 mm. movie|* recent speech: “The greatest . Mrs. Joseph Creamer and their Friend: d | z 2 camera he ic oO -ivoung daughter real | . . ? ; Sc aeciee cause he told Russiam|2°hievement of the republic of In| young daug of Montreal. are| wile and neighbors of Mrs. | © 10:45—Morning Commentary. ' ‘in ag(donesia is that we still survive.” | \ er of Montreal, ar€/ John McRae, Rollo Bay Wést, vis- ‘ i 10.33—For Consumers. authorities the color film could)” . - e. | visiting at Mrs Creamer’s form-} ited per o Sunday ~” +: an..Newre not be used on TV. Actually, it} ~~ter home in Souris West. to olfer pane oe August 2nd, 11:03—For Piano. can be z : Ss Pp The regular monthly meeting of | casion oe road erates oe ae 1 11.13—Performer’s Showcase. Be od at ee stories 4 earc arty the St. Alexis, ‘Rollo Bay) coun-| Miss Ann Chakeoen oe sas 11:30—Fighting Words. 7 ae ae cil of the C.W.L was held in the) a th Aotletows Hoeplial w 12-69 Jamboree Junction gled out of the country by a Cana-| g¢ side chapel on Sunday evening, | al en n Hospital was ‘sii Martone Farm B'cent dian woman tourist. She aslo) inas en August 2nd. The president are |. sitor to Rollo Bay’ over the 1:00—CBC News and Weather ew to {ake some film out. Edwin Peters presided and the ee ane weed — ae parents, 1:15—The Archers, Suterinll BADDECK, N.S. (CP) — A! meeting opened with prayer by | Little Miss ese oer 1:30—Concert Hall. nese. ifather and his two sons, lost im| Rev. Fr. Keefe. li aidan: nasty Dovees @ 1:00-—Holiday oan oe ® some of Cape Breton's heaviest} Mrs. Elizabeth Pineau and dau- ie panel ook eee :15—Tommy Hunter Show. 7:00—News bushland for more than 48 hours,| ohter Sh ee ee ee tere with her grandmo- | @¢ :45—Music in Black and Whit 7:10—Commentary. were found by search parti ghter Sheryl, Saint John, N B.,|ther, Mrs. Jos@ph Deveau, Rollo Bal bab tee Mews und TO Mar | 7:15—Music. mone lave eat Sieadey shan. are visitors to Rollo Bay; guests Bay, sustained a fractured elbow | @ <s pws 7:30—Rawhide end Music. coe of Miss Annie Steele. jin a fall recently. However, after | @@ > :00—Teen Tempo. and Music. Charl MacLeeland Miss Flora Peters, student nurse |treatmem at the Charlottet a a, McMullp. 8.30—Introduction to Wednesday |Glace. it NS. om eae at the Charlottetown Hospital, | Hospital reports are that Nancy . } a $:40Elsbethan Music David, 12, alid*Charted, 10, werg| PO Sunday at her home in Hollis beck home and doing nicely. = $:04—Maritjmé \Fish Broadcast | : Ghactnaindes Hi uaer an in fair condition. . omy . The Misses Marilyn and Peggy pa ° + 5:30—T Lesian ~ s Holiday hey left Saturday morning for Mrs. Andrew McDonald, Bear Peters, young daughters of Mr. e6bNews ont Weether .° 11:38] ews—Roundup and Talk|» fishing tripat_an_ isolated take | River, is recovering from her re- and Mrs. Clifford Peters, Rolle oe €:38— Regional Cer 2:4 Recital. nearby. About 100 volunteers | cent ilines Which necessitated her} Ba~>returned-on Sunday after am BS 47 ; Man Reetecnat pope 1- on ame Wéather and) joined RCMP officers and police | being a patient in the Souris Hos-| enjoyable weeks. visit with rela-|- ' Se ‘ ~ : Mus. | Siga dogs im the search. pital for several days, and is com- tives im Borden, PEL ; ae ; 4 = Brn nid ; PALI ES tl . Pe - &,