| a The Guardian, Chariotiotows, Well, June 24, 1959 11 © wy iL - | EL! DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 8.Cockw 2.Gol° Ei WED. PROGRAMS ge Salary . acake of CFCY-TV — CHANNEL 2 Some fe aa - 2:30 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale - of Hamelin weight : , ~ ... 3:00 p.m.—Our Miss Brooks t @. Pacific- | 17. Allude © r 3:30 p.m.—Howdy Doody ‘ island 16. Erbium ~ 4:00 p.m.—Dancing Storybook acrew pines (sym.) (Reon dapetmtag, Reatsy (2.Rubout 10, Mest _ ~ §:00 p.m.—P_M. Party 13. Summon jelly * $:30 p.m,—Huckleberry Hound forth ae tA 6:00 p.m.—My Little Margie A Boney + * 6:30 pm—Rece Track Chatter m1. Wing 6:45 p.m—CFCY TV News 6, 22. Cut, as 7:00. p.m.—Gazette 20. Saeko 7:20 p.m,—Profile d ee = %25 p.m.—Sales Program : coliog.) 7:30 p.m—Jim Bowie i. Stand of 8:00 p.m.—Tenessee Ernie offiak 8:30 p.m.—Walt Disney Presents aT. Rest 9:30 pan—One of a Kind 29. Animal's 10:00 p.m.—David King Show 2 foot - 10:30 p.m.—Bat Masterson *‘ 80. Riddles % 11:00 p.m—the Unforeseen 32. Cost -- 11:30 p.m.—Closeup core ~ 12:00 p.m—CBC TV News 12:13 a.m.—tLocal Weather Forecast 40. Assumed 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint name . v | 42. Underwater - | FREE DELIVERY oaens = a ON ORDERS TO GO OUT @. Charges, as Firestone T $1.00 or over : on teton > DIAL 7131 — | Grows ok < CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR CHICKEN « STEAKS - SNACKS | ea 3 . 00 00 CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 3 & Beto _ le . oo © PER 9:45 a.m.—Station Sign On 5. Pronoun bm a Record Caravan By B. JAY BECKER . a Think of it 4 new 600 x 16 or 670 x 15 only $50 with Trade’ 0:00 @.m.—Romper Room : ” =< 11:00 am—turners Corner | (naut.) -- 100 jnclemaentes Playbitt So deciarer led a club to the ’ FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO Co. LTD. 5 Nowe, Weether, Serta] cnume Sean, ; king end another club back, But) DAILY GRYPTOQUOTE — how te work it a eer lntgniinn's' thneed Neither side vuinerable, East showed out and South had AXYDLBAAXSB 5547 Charlottetown Store — Tires Mounted While You Wait 9:45 pm—At Home With Helen NORTH to revise hie thinking. The two ® LONGFELLOW Crocker @AQ42 ‘|tricks he wes short-would have One letter stmply stands for another. In this sample A ts used ; 9:00 p.m.—Our Miss Brooks @xs te come from elsewhere. for the three L’s, X for the two O's, ete. Single letters, apos A Le a ee 3:30 p.m—At Home With Helen . Seer pine, ONE Be: te ot ate, trophes, the length and formation of the words are ali hints. £ 4:00 p.m—Dancing Story Book wasn mas? the Guam winning. wore was anor = 4:30 p.m—Open House co Seite — [0rt0 eight tricks. The picture A Oepptegrem Qantation Sto Rmatiucketery wound | S54. -GSTAS ON nore trick The ment rome| «TUX IVWRO.XS XSTOR SERS |p 6:00 p.m—Supper Club #¢ eovte ing source was the diamond suit.| YW JS3A ARRA—VELRTYGO. <7 cota ies 393 The, nine of diamonds to the ; lay's Oryptoquotes ACCORDING AS THE MAM 2 D> O55 om—Weether rg Giomonde, South bec ane of go MUST YOU HUMOUR TEC, ” zr 6:40 p.m—Supper €lub @AKQS , South being careful to ; Ban sia @AIES [Play the ten from dummy. (@ 1008, King Foatures Syndicate, Inc.) 7:00 p.m—Whirly Birds ‘The Deddinge eae question was whether 7:30 p.m.—Walt Disney Presents South West Worth East ; e queen of diamonds 8:30 p.m.—Bunkhouse Boys 1@ “Pes 1 Pass _| hoping to find the suit divided 3-3, 9:00 p.m—How to Marry a- SNe Pes 3 was possible West had been Millionaire dealth x-x of diamonds, in which 9:30 p.m—One of a Kind Opening jeed—four of hearts case a diamond finesse would pro- 10:00 p.m.—David King Bridge is such an easy game duce trick number nine, but a- | 10:30 p.m.—Bat Masterson —in some deais! For example, | 2" this was the possibility We > nee pam—the Unfoness consider this hand played by GC. wae dealt J-x-x in which.case u cee one tin: H. Fox, of England, in a rubber ae see ae ae ‘a > 12:15 am—CKCW News a eae. leading the nine of spades to the o 12:20 p.m—Si “4 You may not approve of Fox’s es ee jump to two notrump, eonsider-|2°* When West's king did not 3 PS ing’ his heart . | fall, it became clear West had CFCY—RADIO ng holding, but the re-| sorted with th dea’ fi bid was typical of the English a aoe, vere i : West led « heart and Fox won |°2¢ (@resumably) four hearts, be x WEDNESDAY with the jack. He could count |°%ld not heve been dealt more 5.58 Sign On seven sure tricks—a spade, a than ‘two diamonds. | 600 Hebrew Christian Hour |beart, three diamonds, and two| 5° South finessed the eight of clubs. The most sai diamonds and made the contract. 6.15 Country and Westera promising suit : 7 te ; Not that declarer did anything develop was clubs. All that|.. 6.30 News was required for the contract to |"em™merkable during the play—he 6.35 Weather be made wes for East to have; ‘Mxin’t. All he did was live up 6.40 Country and Westera been dealt Q-x or Q-x-« ef clubs. ' his name. . 700 News > - e 715 Country and Western Round “i . \ 1% & try ern Ro % Summit Meetin 7.30 News and Weather 7.36 Country and Western Round. | up © | 8.00 “ews \ 3 iit She Hopes Dimmed ‘i 0.36 Country and Western Round E ; ap 8.5 Weather By JOHN SCALI Eisenhower and his foreign pol- o 8.50 News WASHINGTON (AP) — State |icy chief were understood to have 0 9.00 Morning Devotions Secretary Herter was reported| reaffirmed during their talk that a 9.10 Morning , Moods Eisenhower that the foreign min-|they would oppose any top-level 9.30 Top Tune Time isters deadlock at Geneva has|summit parley unless the Soviet : 9.45 Morning Moods . | this week to have told President Union negotiates reasonably at 30.00 News Eisenhower that the foreign min-|Geneva when talks resume. They eee oe interne’ (feadiock st Genova has|heve been suspended to July 13. am NL 14.00. News Headlines and Weath | satisfactory summit meeting. *|STHLL FIRM > iP Eisenhow o c er Herter is understood also to|. "isenhower was reported firm) ut M.02 News and Views on Grocer | have stressed that Premier in his view that the Soviet must | =z oe tes Khrushchev appears to be trying|%'@?, their ultimatum-like dead- < +f W Magic of Music to freighten the Weet into a sum-|!3¢ for an end to Western oe- a Wa News mit parley rather than pave the|“UPstion of West Berlin. The last Pr _? eo ee wey for reasonable negotiations Soviet proposal set an 16-month z ; 12.00 oS Muste on Germany’s future. — e@ on this. o y Herter and Eisenhower talked ‘ British-American split still is . 12.06 Rhythm Roundup lor am: hour ot the Waite House, | °Vident over the summit issue. = > eo pee © rome one dey after Herter’s return|Ptime Minister Macmiljan’s view wi c as Mostly Music and Weath |trom Geneva, is that a heads - of - government Fai Headlines The failure of the Geneva telk should be arranged re- = “ . 1:02—Mostly Musie. foi sae. tensions over Russia’s | Serwioes of Geneva develop ' ; ; 2.30 Back to the Bible e@ to force Western allies ni See te ' ’ 8.00 News Headlines and Weath-|out of Berlin was the big topic.| Put mee at Co eo 9 C : —_m ae ieee tak, % Toot MON. - TUES. - WED. SPECIALS at S. A: McDONALD 8.02 Best On Request Seeder ° . ° ° ° 4.00 News and Weather és cane eset waren |e ee ae home 4.05 The Ou uhé touk tae wan Ml an eee ee LADIES’ HATS 3.98 LADIES’ GOWNS & PYJAMAS 1.49 6.00 Nows Headlines and Weath| win! be carried live by all the a eee 708. ..:....., ot tei - Oe We i a . 5 10 The Outports (Cont.) =: an ae and w ‘ LADIES’ SPRING COA 1 3 39 GIRL’S SPRING COATS 1 .00 News networks ; . to 29.98 Sais Sizes 7-14 2 00 6.08 Music for You p.m. EDT (7 p.m. MDT) running : reg. 3 eee = y ee ‘Sek Sen basagsarsesseaon * 7.00 Sports Roundup for 16 —— = - TV will LADIES’ SPRING COATS LADIES’ DRESSES 7.15 Today’s Hits Aides — said Herter would g- CHO srccsocescceconecoeceescsseceevenscneses * Values to 10.98 pee nenaseeneencenccencccnccccese . * 7.30 News and ee a ee determina- , w 7G Red Cross Setety T rae es ee atch this e for our Weekly Specials “8.00 Assignment to the Russians lest it jeopardize spac 9.00 News & Weather \ ree (6 Be Sunk 9.10 Starlight Serenade ers, 9.30 Cross Section To mobilize Congressional sup- ‘ 10.00 Court of Opinion port for his attitude, Herter also} ST. JOHIN’S, Nfid. ‘OP)—The oe ope! ee a: agreed to give a confidential an States a — gr ae on ; Nowe on ; f 11.10 Maritime Weather saa sencte foreign selotions com-|it can be located. |OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE - ava a ee ae mittee and the House of Repre- Dicgones cent fire Sunday} — | 3 12.05 Sign Off ces Sn es wee ee OM Cape Race, VU Mildly A pouae Boneneeny roe AY |O —— Her three Montreal crewmem- NERYONET og) precy cauaets LHL ext | |? . CBA WEDNESDAY 2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. | bef's were removed by the British ETTE AND TM WEARING) 1s, AND B THE | ee - DAYLIGHT TIME 2:45—Music in Black and White freighter Ramon de Larrinaga y MY APOLOGY MASK!) I FEEL SAME \ 3:00—CBC News and T-C Mat- | bound for Rotterdam. ONDON AND NOW A YOu TO DISH OF ¥ jam 9:18—Marive Westhr and| ince The adventurers had hoped to SCRAIM ON PRY DAY/ ENOUGH ri 4:00—Musie by MeMullin. : |sail and drift their weird craft] | Wri ¥du 6000/ | AND HARD// WALK aA Voisin | SRG Me Om: fe Bowe Be tow Ser nee Fey [ERSIBARGY (obtain! : s ner, | 5: jews. in comparative 0! . AC 7:35—A.M. Chronicle. é Maritime adcast ; ighted % , 8:00—CBC News and Weather toes Beniee. roe Pi gphews. geo off joes coe Bi 8:45—Morning Devotions Pena Commentary. |sped to investigate. She ed ‘ .) AM 1S AMIZZUBLE YOUNGS HILLe ‘ BUT, WHY GOONITAITS A et 9:00—News, ae nm set Mes. | Diogenes two bouts later and re-) ba BILLY; AN’ YO" IS A--s'6u!-GENCOWINE )' | HOPELESS LOVE !f—0! 9:05—A. M. Chronicle. Interlude. moved skipper Richard Melisch,| BRa-iie ¢ aL AN’ p , 6:30—Tempo. ee | EYE-TALIAN PIG-GIRL-— AN SO, . 9:55—News 7:00-—News Albert Barth and Robert Frantz, ‘ : NATCHERLY, AH {5 IN LOVE OF YO!" * 10:00—A.M. Chronicle. Het 0 ra ali in good condition. BN = 10:45—Morning Commentary. | 7:15 Nase ute ey mone elem tel. i ee 7:30—Rawhide and Musie. a journey onl we one aa | $:00—Teen Tempo and Music. [ere June 18. They had hoped to) BU Id % < 11:03—For Piano. : empo ‘ jreach Europe in three months.) Bt Fi \ r 11:15—Performer’s Showcase. ames te Wednesday |At the rate they were travelling | a © 11:30—Fighting Words. Night. it would have taken about twice a an - oe Sectene wees o00-Ganidd Bell Recital. that time. sa Bi sy time :30—European Drama. Anyway, Diogenes’ short life a) | 1:00—CBC News and Weather /11:00—News Roundup and Talk | tas just about ended. Search and d 1:15—The Archers.» 11:30—Recital. Rescue says the steel contraption X ‘ 1:30—Concert Hall. 12:00—Here’s the Weather and |is a hazard to navigation and it a ten ot, will be removed, %&00—Holday. ae