w ik Dietenbaker Asks Questions Drury suggested the gover? 19 The Guardia n. Charlottetown, Sat., Tune 24,: 1966 ! =< VWONVYS NO.. GRANDMA /] ] WHEN I GROW UP Pe re I'M JUST WEARING THIS TO SEE! I'D LIKE TO HAVE A MUSTACHE | ment. establish fs pwr com. munications outlets to publicize Féest ‘ = - : * . ; its achievements _ ay, Mr« Drury - said the R. G, LL. Fairweather (PC— “On: Drury-Montreal Speech "srt! fon ye oy mera gmecurate 8 Ot Royal» —a-aike Mr Dear OTTAWA (CP--Neither ‘the control of the ‘CBC "so’ the Ca- |) se eery ae a oa ment ; Se Commons: that he did not mean government nor. Industry Sin- nadian. people will see what the ament while - yport- He said- he did state that the What he said to the = riding é Phesimes tk . j é lg ‘ : the , ” “ “oe ' oe : Dr ry has a A ner goatee — ae eves — ant egislation senaced” with .8°vernment: should improve. its meeting . € zg if gt s ana -hear wha n sit: Colne . methods ing ‘ ss a “ newspapers or intervening with government feels they should — on mente: te the "nein Tin ‘ete Siniher DE ee ‘ j BCT mii the govern- -hear.”’ Perhaps ania we this mulatic” Maen hate ; Westminster) asked whether the ment’s image. Prime Minister The exchangé ‘was ‘triggered Problem would pe’ fo £0¥" such media as ieee ad government would’ agree 'o pay. ‘Péarsen told the Commons. bv a M Gazétte report of S72ment to print its"omn news. . aeaT r . for an Opposition newspaper vicnesilies idee: Dinden ee ares telat ah ination papers and to utilize its’ control re ti an % iis . with ‘public f nds. if it is to haker peppered Mr. Pearson at- the Liberal meeting in _his over the CBC by inserting afew 4) ,) govern, pavocate have its own [newspaper with questions about a.Monday St Antoi Ww riding’ Programs. of- its own as well,” at the~ government-— misuse Both d out of. order x Uestion Ou y St. ine- est mount ding the ¢ tt a ‘hint “aa ane public ownership of. the CBC by wer out oO | nicht speech in Montreal by Mr. REPORTED SUGGESTION ne Gazette quoted him a> 8¥" inserting gavernment_ programs, oY Speaker en Lamoureux. | viet Se a : a ing * ‘ ——_—_—_—_—_—_— peer Drury. ‘He .asked 3 hether ate The story, also. carried by The a as the news report suggests. In| alas p government: planned te: utilize Canadian Press, said that Mr In a prepared nent fact, 1© have been consistently RECOMMEND MORE MONEY | ‘ ee ee ee = on record as opposing any gov- WASHINGTON: ‘AP? As. | 1.$5—Provincia! AHaire--Alt. Wks 3.03—Capitel Report CBC ernment intervention in CBC suming that the warein \oet | 2. ON ‘THE AIR 2 00-News end We aoe programming or management.” Nam may go on for anotiver | ; F ~ - 2 00—News and VWeerher 4.00—CBC News year, the House of _Representa- S.bbi—en Conver. 4.03—Hebrew Christian Hour - RAISED QUESTION . . tives appropriations committze 4.00—Newsi end Weather 4.18—Classical Piand In the Commons, Mr. Diefen- Friday recommended $58,610,- The sollowing program § list- 4.05—Pop Caravan 4.39—Hour af Decision baker asked whether the g0v- 900,000 im. defence department incs are ‘published free ef 5.00—News and Weather 5.90—National Back to the Bible How ernment plans to print hews- financing for the fiscal ..year a charge as a public service and 5:05—The Ov'tports 615—Showers of Blessing papers and. direct or control the starting July 1. But. the *om- 4 appear as-presented to us by 5: 25—Marine Weather 6.30=Twilight Hour CBC in order to give the g0V- mittee, in a report by~ Chair- the. stations concerned. . pe oe Ovtports : . 7.00—Family Bible Hour ernment “‘that image it ap ‘man George H. Mahon (Dem S15 Speets te-end-Seoreboerd —7 S0=CrosEComiry Check Un Cet, paremtiy tas "Tex.), emphasized the decision | F SATURDAY PROGRAMS wae aor a 8.00—NHL Hockey Neither the government . for full-year financing was © %- : seat . parsiess ne Bd 10.30—CBC National News =. nor. the minister has any bitrary” and “should not ne J eroya pices NO eta eaten (ee meme On ete Gon aes cos vee * a Ue VWea'ner is r re i en ad : 230 pm —Moe cele ‘a pg erat oy i 1s—Shartighe Peet ike P. \when the hae w An 3M ome=Basedse!! Gare the . ws ang Weather 2.00— News, weather and ; eek : 7.45—Saturdey Night Hoedown S PL EY‘ dei lEVE OR 5 Bs arts 9.00—News Hearfiines and Weather 7, > ore RI = s IT — NOT . 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Take—this~deal—whieh—eccur> "AT onl’ one table was the con- red 1p an eight-table-game— Ey tract detested —Phre—omthe-set——4] ery - North-South ° pail reached “4d heart’ West .discarded 2 four spades, though the -bidding and Kast, “sizing up the eas not identica each tab'e Srrectfy. was sma The opening lead was always enouch tc lead » diamond The the -same— the five of hearts unfortunate’ declarer at this Fast cashed the RA un every table could do nothing te stave case, but it was on the second of! defeat. He had to-lose four Witk — when East took the ac that the defense began to var: At three tables West signaled or aw diamond lead by discard- and a spae, since he was able to discard two. diamonds after West-scored tits tramp trick~ tricks and go down one This. East-West pair achieved 2-top acore for their —fine de- fens. . [- aes te ~ - 134 VL a 4 DOG: DOESN’T LOOK WERY INTELLIGENT YOUNG MANT Ty @ + V4 DAD." JOE WANTS TO SELL HIS CAR.” A “3 'O SIMPLY ADoRE CAR OF MY VERY ‘ITS & REAL STEAL! THERE'S TWO GALLONS OF GAS IN IT! WIONVE INO F , One letter simply stands for another. In'this sampte for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- trosihies, the length and formation of. the words are all hints, Each day the-code letters are A ts ied different. j By B. JAY°BECKER A Cryptogram Quotation . . mA” . R ROJ M F METIW PTI ay West dealer ‘ = : omy . ing the eight or the jack. Obvi- ss ; | North-South iberoie ously the pueasceas ts come | IWR MET MPTEDPERP ATS aP ae mand a diamond return at trick TIL OM £BT.— @ 86s three. -and thus establish the Ave obectalien } 9° a. fourth trick for the defense. Yesterday's Cryptequote: THE GREAT INSTRUMENT OF 4 .; 108 These Wests counted on two | MORAL GOOf IS THE IMAGINATION.—SHELLEY \ wrer FAST gros spade and a diamond (@ 1%6, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) ei972~ * : at the contract i ae ‘ e 2. ae was e. > A KJ10872 Bu when Egst_obeyed the ‘OUR BOARDING HOUS kds DA DAA Ee @KJ832 @64 signa! and led a diamond, South A JOR HOOPLE 1074 8632 took the ace. cashed the A-K-Q E M . SOUTH of trumps, and led four rounds ~ eee 10-34 of—ciubs:—discarding two dia: WELL, THiS ISA BIT monds in the process West NEN THOUGH ITS UELHEH <ALL IN CUN \RREGULAR , MASOR~ AS @A97 trumped the fourth club. but = WANT 0170 DAA LF <OMsAiw- Zt YOU KNOW,T AEE #25 declarer made the contract TiSHT, F/ DOOSUARY! SUST AS IF We Werte IN AUTHENTICATORY LAW? 5 The bidding At four tables West discarded » TO SLAP AN INSUNCTION ON AN’ praifensin better <i West North East S:ath 2 “lub on the ace of hearts. East ete Oe es WELL, TLL CONSENT / Pass Pass 4 46 thereupon Jed-the jack of hearts. Curent uit “ - Declargr. in each case, ruffed SHALE A TURNS = : with ihe ten . ete aeeenae Opening lead—five’ of hearts It did not matter whether Perhaps the most snteresting West overruffed or ‘not. West aspect of duplicate bridge is the got his tr mp trick then or soon epportunity the participants after but Sauth made four have to compare thew resulis spades He lost only two bearts onw ‘wNoOTVd 20F YILIINS BF SO OUR FRIGND HOLD YOUR PUREE, PHIL /THAT PATROL | CAME THROUGH LAUNCH WILL TAKE GANGBUSTERS Overz / WAIT, AUNT MINNIB! “THROW THOSE “CANS AWAY! | ONCOMING ROCK W TELY, THE LONE DESPERA A GLANCING BLOW, HOPING ca BAN Y BUBBAS SOME KINO OF A GENIUS, Y MAATH ee wuiz AT ‘NEW 4 "AND ALL oer + ONCE IN A WHILE, HIS HANDS ARE NOT STICKY... a iF BUBBA USE HIS SLIDE RULE! & ROARING FIRE !! EXACTLY WHAT JOLLY . CHEAP PAPER! . PP CHOKE! Fw wissr Orr”