~ — |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. July 71, 1959. 9 a SN THE AIR RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT DAILY CROSSWORD rok ‘ rap : Cale are listed in Atlantic 2Meeting 2%: “LTely- | of ' awn Time as. supplied by Island Time (AST) é Small + | cardinals (sym.) eae hour earlier in all cases. donkey - 3Medley © 22 Beard 21. Pardlyzing. 4. Uprising F TUESDAY PROGRAMS disease SAMS : - BB. Exe 8a CFCY-TV—CHANNEL 1 6. Songbirds | cIniciele i 15 p.m—Afternoon Musicale , & incteele - 24. Gaelic Baa, ESO 0. p.m.—News. Weather, & Music 9.Genuine 27. East . . —— _ Passport 10. Voided Indies Yesterday's Answer ongemead wre eon (abbr.) - ; estern ot 30.Common 35, Mend 1 p.m.—CFCY News | 1T. Oriental contraction 36, Unadult p.m.—Summer Supplement 31. Buropean erated Weekly — 48.A good capital §§ 87. Persia ¥ 20 pm—Sword of radne journey © 33;Tight ~~ 430. American Sw rape ter tone 4 tee. wer Meee p.in—One Step Béyond p-m—Dinah Shore 3 . e 8 z p.m—Command in Battle 00 p.m—the Show that Jack J a Built 230 p.m—two for Physics Yy* Ss a.m.—CBC-TV News to : z 14 a.m—tocal Weather ; em—Viewpont . | _JaRoh - ip, Seer | wy. [1 | Le | | | lOO a . : 2 a.m.—Musical Interlude Wf, i re D em—Royal Tour Highlights Line re : a.m.—Sign Off : ? as : : Th 3 ) a < CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR 1:00 a.m—Sign Off Shes ‘ 2 veil Per e : 00 p.m.—Tuesday Pleybill - “ , (ecel.) 3 39 — . a 00 a 00 : News, ae ‘ . ‘ 4. Taut \ > : s : . : cS «@ Natrobi ts ~oe CONTRACT BRIDGE. mms TTT | ge ic , . a a : : prs Forth - By BE. JAY BECKER ns DOWN a ‘ « 2 Think of it 4 new 600 x 16 or 670 x 15 only $50 with Trade C Club resort ~ : 21: =e Pisa i eR ge pe ae cox = . FIRESTONE. HOME &. AUTO CO. LTD. pm.—Westher South dealer. ladiy, and South has to try to save BAe rreery th yrork tte Dial 5547 Charlottetown Store— Tires Mounted While You Wait p.m.—Supper Club Neither side vuinerable, what he can from the wreck. He i LONGFELLOW OTe —Sports | knows, among other ‘things, that : a ime Reed Show . NORTH Bast is likely to have the ace of One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A fs used 730 pm: = — With Syd 4Q8632 diamonds, : he eould for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- 8:00 pin.—Sen Francisco Beat — : @7T4 hy deatte tear De trephes, the length and formation of the werds are all hinta : p.m—Walter Winchell File, iiss a does not who has @ach day the code letters are different. - ee ef mee ee |e eas Ge te): carte cor = ee 431097 . : ee nae oot @KQIi0ss2 93 South’s.aim ie to arrange the ZTNRLD IZL ZLIVE DSIZLD, I8Y > —— 976 @AQ1082 play, # possible, to force East) RIDOLS OU VLNIC—RLSZC M a}. i 30 Two fer Physies K8 #1094 to break the diamond quit end weet i - iz 12-00 am—CBC News thus save @ trick It is not Yesterday's Oryptoquote: © TELL ME, PRETTY MA nT) ee om—View Point @AK54 much of e straw to grasp at, but ARE THERE ANY MORE AT HOME LIKE YOU?—HALL =z : 2 am—CKCW News ladeiphs S306 Fo a _ «© 1959, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) a.m—Royal Visit i mond wate bisickscaiin anim Of . &Q76s sovereign being decapitated ee The bidding: So declarer steps playing CFCY - RADIO South West North East trumps and leads @ club to the) BT. ETT 1@ 48 464- Dbie__ | jack. When the kmeve holds, bus AK (STANDARD TIME) . 5 iness picks up, and when <S “¥" Opening leadking of hearts. | ace is played and catches ae TUESDAY Many @ contract that seems to | king, the entire complexion of the | ~ ‘ Ir, SUGARFACE! —NOW WE'RE be hopelessly lost can be saved hand changes. There is now ® F7 LET’S GET OFF THE ZOOMING THRU a) ee See Om ten Hee | MATURE © atilt over lip. The| Grd chance fo make Ge cop GROUND.’ spaces) |y of declarer in . Country & Western eee as ee ie a On the bidding, # is not un- 2 fis °o Roundup @ grea to ith the sal-| reasonable to suppuse that West o> News vaging of a contract started with eight hearts. East | E —all tJ oa cc 5 Wales Look at this thand where! would therefore have only one C - cee South ig in four spades doubled. | The blocks begin to fall into place 5 aa ao eer we ees - and plays | Declarer cashes two high spades rf 3 > 19 Weather ace iy to learn| and the queen of clubs } aye 7 v.15 Country and Westera Round | at Past has all four missing sage grin Sodbrg-aeP yoy hed Nt = Se ap News and Weather The situation is nothing to write | mond. So East lets the club wN ¥ "7.35 Country and Western Round.| ome ebout In fact, the out-|win pursues the | EK up (cont) ; — s et gloomy...N.o.t.| quarry. He a trump. East 1 News is @ sure spade los-| wins and is forced to return @ 3.10 Weather er, but also a heart, probably two | diamond. Declarer makes the 4 ‘ e ~~ +. "8.16 Country & Western diamonds, and possibiy one or | contract, losing in all, a spade, WOW. = WERE REALLY NATURALLY ,"<- 5 ‘| erates! Te Truck wa 2 Roundup two clubs. a heart, and a diamond. ROCKIN’! —LOOK AT EVE RY- THE MUSIC < HAVE TD PULL IN AT THE 245 Weather - : BODY STARING | y ei FIRST WEIGH STATION B30 News 2 s.8 . Ar us. z 10 Morning Moods be === British Doctors Talk 2 '9.45 Morning Moods a £.00 News 05 Magazine of the Air “ & Melody Parade — a e News Headlinss and Wea- ot Ee eerste By DAVE OANCIA ical services committee has 93.40 Magic of Musie Canadian Press Staff Writer |™apped out a program for the 1: 00 Weather EDINA RGH ‘CP) —- British country s general practitioners to MUGGS & SKEETE . 92.05 Rhythm Roundup doctors again are talking about/return to private practice if ne- R ae xvod hi 230 News and Weather a Possible showdown with the ions fee sare poy Droak : ae ° ar C&M Mile t costly ernment i ountry’s ernmen' 1.00 News headlines and weather | national health program | fuses to accept arbitration. 1M NOT soo z ~~ 02 Mostly Music. The 500 doctors attending the AWAIT REPORT : OF OR BILLY... q ic -_ 2.00 Mostly Music (Cont.) annual business sessions of the| No immediate developmenis| [20% S@sTER.. ae aro dl 2.9 Back to the Bible British Medical Association have| are expected. The doctors are’ gat Headlines and We! made it clear they will withdraw/| awaiting the report of a royal| if > a : from the government service- if, commission investigation of the ~ - celle 2 tae the need arises. | health service expected later this; [as aa 4 °o r torts The business sessions are a Year. : = = or "adie oe il and Wea | Prelude to the joint annual scien-|_ The business meeting endorsed ~ uw = ther. tific meeting of the Canadian and by @ large majority a resolution! © -_ “$10 The Outports + (Cont.) British Associations starting Mon-| Stressing that the threat of mass/ Be 6.00 News & Weather day. Roughly 1,000 Canadian med-|Tesignations should be accepted > 6.05 Music for You ical practitioners join more than as a practical measure to meet r : a 3 2 " AG 5 fe “y 7.00 Sports Roundup + |2,000 of their British associates extreme circumstances. j 7 : : 7.05 Music for you to exchange ideas on latest de-| Dr. Edward Townsend of Corn-| ; ‘ 0 News a ba velopments in their field. wall, ef ee the motion, | - eee f : / Vos Lone The three-day business) meet sessed later ia an interview MON. - TUES. - WED. SPECIALS at S$. A. McDONALD - 8.00 Assignment ing of the BMA which ends Sat-| that the threat would not be d . 7 - a ° * C =9.00 News & Weather ~ urday endorsed a suggestion that; made solely on a financial isgue. 4 ma "9.10 Starlight Serenade - walk bs Moeller alam “Tt would have to be on a very LADIES’ NYLON PYJAMAS LADIES’ SUMMER SUI $30 Toronto Symphony Orch. ; ; : : eae 90.30 Fighting Words able, impracticable, immoral nor, basic matter of principle,” ‘he reg. to $8.95 ...... secateeeeeerenenee . reg. to $25.00 ‘ 98 71.00 Dominion News illogical” to pull out of the “a “ . a + andes nthe sas erste . F ati service. ne such issue woul estab- . P . yy] i E G IN 4 y Night Be — .| The asseciation’s general med- lishment of an independent shortie & | coe : $ 1 49 Soda poner 6 98 2. ma > . } | aaah “ae sapeal ‘o saliachiy die: ; e ong ... oes eececgescvecesesecccee : * S eeneeweesteneescsrcneesceeedsoseseeseessoese * : .. | pules*dver financial” matters. The t<R GOWN 4 42.05 Sign om a coe ond Mane. _ | government now has the final say Schaece af ‘Cit $ 1 ‘29 : nea dinmdomie $ 1 98 3 CBA - RADIO 8:30—At- the Opera. . on whether doctors get more}~ BERG Siissnssctasstcacesg savabens s ‘ red wasleepesceserenocstsesescnccosen meiheeenene * = ESDAY 9:00—Business Barometer. money. s f TUESD. 9:30—Drama in Sound, A atc spac our eekly Spec $15—Marine Weather.and Fili| 10:00—Jazz Workshop FAST EJECTION weer 9 " Tats : ¥:30—News, Weather and Sports| 10:30—George LaFieche. MONTREAL (CP)—Safe ejec- ’ ¥ .M. ‘Chroni 11:00—News Roundup and Talk. tion almost \at ground level ¢ : ; Se Sows 11:30—Voices from the past. - nm ~ ‘co. oe 12:00—Here’s the Weather and pilots and navigaters of the CF- ~8:15—Maritime 100 now has’ become possible, ai 1$:20—A. M. Chronicle. a defence command headquarters] < $:45—Morning Devotions _ | said Thursday. The CF-100 is the OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE| = ; cae a - weather jet inter- % . °o For rea ic cuit ae ae permit safe ejection below o chewing | 125 ~~ the new seat, an =z —__*~—__—__ =" __4. airman forced to elect sear satisfaction ground level would be thrust into a ‘ es .. the air at 83 feet per second and ptt be sure its return to the ground safely within oO 41:30—Two Hundred Years After 4.7 seconds, said ADC. ; “— an WRIGLEY’S | em voces B’cast. REPLACED FLINTS : A: ews, Wea | The first friction matchés, made ee senses. SPEARMINT by English druggist John Walker| | {# in 1827, were three incheg long|. Bi Canada’s Favourite. Ge @a and loud in ignition. 1 “A ates” Se * 2: loliday '2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. 2:45—Music in Black and White '3:00—News _3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee WH CFO DEAE COMES) PIs wps44t dah D 38 . Weather @:15—Reg. Commentary Mar. z Sportscast, Mus. Interlude €:30—Tempo. ‘ 7:00—New:. 7:10—Commentary. 15—Music. }- so —Rowbide and Muse. | LI'L ABNER Gis t " / a