‘ON Charlottetown. &t., FOR). 1. 1964. 9 CFCY-TV 230 PM.-Muaiute 3_0o p_M.—World of Sport CBC Golf Loo p.M.—-World of Sport Croee Canada Curling mo p.m.—Town Planning Progress Report 5130 p.ni.—Buge Bunny we p.m.——Foreat Rangers .31 pm —Countrytime Wear 716 1,_m.—Fisherinan'e Log 7130 p,rtt.—To Tell The Truth t.3_[)1‘i p.m.—Beverley Hillbillies 5130 p,m.-Desilu Playhouse 9130 p.n|. NHL Hockey Detroit at Montreal 11,15 p.iii.—JUlielll ‘L45 p.iii.—-l.ef'I Tlllt About izm a.m- —TliI Mummya Toomb CKCW-TV 171-5 17 m.—Statlon Sign On inn 1-;.m.—En France 111/) 1.,,m.——Comment and Conviction gm p,m.-—Top Teri Plus and p.m.—World of Sport-Golf Ayvo p,m.—Curling 5 '0 p,m.——Memory Lane 5 in p.m.—Bugs Bunny non p.m.—Foreit Rangers nan p.m.—Talevision News ‘.10 p.m.—1ha E Show Silver Lode arm p.ni.——ihe Beverly Hillbillies 3,30 p,m.——Heni-iessey 900 p.m.——Candid Camera Detroit at Montreal 11.15 p.iii.—.luliette 11.45 p.m.-—let’a Tall: About It 12,00 p.m.—CBC TV News CFCY-TV ‘M0 p.m.—MUll(all ion p.m.—insight Two 110 p.m.—Country Calendar 730 p.m.—Speaking French F00 p.ni.—Time of Your Life 4 Ni p.m.-—Hertege 5’in p.n'i.—20th Century (inn p.m.-—lha Sixties oi!) p.in.—Some at Those Days .‘.r-rt p.m.—All Star Theatre 730 p.m.--Riprord Ffit) p.m.—-Hazel F30 p.m.-Flashback 900 p.rn.-Ed Sullivan “O0 p.in.—Bonanza 1' ‘O p,m.—-Horizon 11 .70 p.m.-Question Mark 1700 p.m.—CBC TV News and Weather 1709 n.,{\.—CFCY TV News and Weather l2 l5 a.m.—Sign OH (7l\'CW-'l‘V l.l3 p.m.—$taton Sign On l.l5 p.m.—Tha Chriatophere 1.30 p.m.—Country Calendar 7.00 p.rri.-—Faith in Action 2.30 p.m.—En Fr nce 3.00 p.m.—-Time of your Life A 00 p.rn.—i-leritage A 27 p.rri.—-CBC-TV News -1.30 p.rn.—Wor|d of Golf 530 p.m.-20th Century snf) p.m.—‘ihe Sixiiea 630 p.m.—Meiro Theatre The World Was His ‘Jury R00 p.m.-Hazel 8.30 p.m.—Flashbe<li 9.00 p.rn.-—Ed Sullivan ‘"00 p.rri.—Bonanza 11 -W1 p.m.—Horizon 1700 p.m.-CBC TV News ll‘ 10 a.m.—iionei Television News 1? 70 p.rrt.—StatiorI Siqn OH CFCY RADIO SATURDAY (~?3—Sign On 6'30-—Nawa In Weather 6.55—Newe 8: Waathe 7 U0-HObl'eVV Christian Hour 7"\O—Newa In Weather 735-—CFCV Farrn Report it 00—Newa R 1 1--Weather 7i.A5—Weaiher and Weather l1.05—Notee and Music I i 55.. Atii-ntir. News Roundup l2.0fi—-Weather 17 05—Band Parade i2.30—Nawe 8. Weather 12 45-Mostly Music 100-News Headlines & Weather l-02—Tops in Country and Pope i.30—RCAF Report 1.35—Tope In Country I Pope 7'i0—NawI I Weather 7 05-Topa in Country and Pope It 0n—Nawa A Weather 3-05—Tope in Country and Pope 4 ’10—Nt-we 5 Weather 4-“5—Tom in Country and Pope 4 30- iha Outporta 5 00--News and Weather °'°°‘Ncwa I Weather "5'-Sports Parade °'7°‘"IDort Frorn Parliament Hill :4"!-Waitztime 1” door-mon-cec 12-0-Music till ntldnight—CIC 12°°~Marine weather It Sports l5‘5l9n 0" CIA SATURDAY C0().._M .1 ml! On It‘ '-‘5-Merit Soon: I tervlew ”“‘Musi¢ 0: the Menu '‘‘‘‘Me- Around The World. J Jr. Fern rug { SATURDAY PROGRAM} 7:91 p.m.-CFCY TV News and her 9.30 p.m.-National Hockey league 3! DON T-IANRIGHT the commercial venture .. settled for month So fa made no firm commitments. and otilicr equ . Meanwhile. the 1‘ one officia‘. here. _'I‘he US. Congress has estab ‘llSlI1Cd the Communications Sat eiiite Corporation to direct the ‘American effort. PLAN RELAY STATION 1 This Corporation said recently satel- e‘rei‘ay station over the At- lantic in 1965. This would pro- Vlde up to 240 voice communi-1 Still to be settled in the in- the ‘ternational conferences and Western Europe. in ' a the corporation plans to ‘a”“°l‘ 3 b35lC"V°|'1d’Wld9 8.1/5* and ground stations needed. and1 __ _ into operation by in 1%“ That Would be three YEHYS provided and how they will be it is planning to have a cation U.S. 1 1 i fem 12.10 a.m.-—-Lionel Network News 3l1€‘a(l Of the original target a1]nv_-ated 1270 a.m.—-The Late Show date in 1970. wt, Boom Town 1. T0] daie,{ about tho ll1l9t:‘el‘l3'i0l‘i(' oft-quoted estimate is v 1 iona con crences ave en‘ooo,ooo 1; g thi SUNDAY PROGRAMS iheid on the sub " ’ clianges of views, S . United States. sources said here. However. the extent to which the government and Canadian industry would supply money. technology and equipment to zvcll as share in the adminislra-N ‘°“ “l the 5ystem——may not he s The two main objectives inlcans in the technical, financial1 l i te communications ‘rather than competing aysterms.Z And there is a concensua that; only the US. is in a position_ ito put up the satellites. 1 l iCanciclian Gov’t Seeks Role In Satellite Communication iattended many of these meet- system. i lhousandsSlaughteiedl l in Reprisals For Raidsl 1£‘TT:x;\mnll(e7r1"ti—;I'he Cana-'1ings and face a continuing‘ seekin I s ctiveiy1round of them over the next‘ _ , E a roeln the world-wide1year. 1 USUMBURA. Burundi (Reut-«for many years. and the > satellite communications sys-1 Informal agreement already.erst—Thouean a men,l.Rwanda government is now Ba- tern being pushed ahead by the 1113; been reached on 11,, needjwomen and children of the wa- hutu-led. 1 United States. sources said for 1, 511,318 w1,,1d.w1d¢ satengtutsi tribe have been killed in «Geneva relief agencies with reprisals for raids by refugees field missions in the area said e tribe on Rwanda terri- last week a killing wave liad tory last December. according already cost the lives of thou- to reports here. sands of Watutsis still resident Some unconfirmed reports put in Rwanda and said the killing mow Mv awn aizeucrru WHEN I'M HALF AGLEP.’ Canadian partici at" 1 - - assure that Cangdaioaouairle gei:1and administrative aspects of 8 lair allocation of the voice=agency may emerge for thisi cults provided by the Sal9lllle3.‘CANADA s N land to win for Canadian inrtus-f HA AGE CY 1l!'y a shatre of the contracts for 3 fl Americans. - 3*? "Pushing very hard" to satiation‘ 1up an operational satellite sys- item for communications, said‘ca11ons _and t-hereiby one official here as “a nice‘ have been 30 or 40 bilateral ex-‘round figure that may or may- authorities aid. Canadian officials have iiy CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER “"m"l‘°s““'r European caunmes __ ewe. the toll as high as 8.000 _ ‘continued unabated. 1 _ canny Ge,-many‘ prance’ [my For several days Burundi au- «The reports said the k.illing1 «and r,_.L.en11y Britain have thorities have been taking bod- was apparently started by raids: seeking n way to 1,001 ies_ out. Ruzizi River of Watutsi refugees against the 1‘ the government 5“ their resources 1,, be on I momlwhich links Lake Tanganyikaflliiranda government some time equal footing W111, the nmern with Lake Kivu and serves as a‘during the Christmas period.) common frontier for Rwanda, According to reports here. Burundi and The Congo. «thousands of Watutsis have left the pm1ec1_ A 31,1111‘, Eumpean|BR0KE WATUTSIS POWER lliwanda for neighboring coun- Rwanda and Burundi were1tries. 1 commiinioatiori ciir-lpui-pose, {formerly joined as Ruanda-1 Some 4,000 of them have} =Urundi, a Belgian-administered.sought refuge in Burundi, bring-| United Nations trusteeship. Theling to about 40.000 Cam" “ready ha’ ‘Mb "‘1l.'wo states became independentiof Rwanda refugees gency -— Canadian Over-1m JU1 1 . 1 y. 1962. Each has a popu-icountry seas Telecommunication Corpo-118110" of about 2.500000 e Crown corporation1 ' ‘ l which handles Canada's over-- seas cable and radio communi- giant Watutsi, their overiordsiieft. asnow A3)l3IW e number in this Most ‘of the Watutsis who held Bahutu tribesmen in Rwandaikey posts in the administration recently broke the power of the 1 in Rwanda are reported to have addition. C a it a d a has -iprlllzen its technical at:ilitiAelslRIPLEY'S BELIEVE |1' OR N01‘ lthrough the success of iouette. a Canadian satellite! ifired by the U5. and now look-1 T? lfwtlln‘ *-A ‘ ling down on the ionosphere.1 CALBUND BY .And there is no doubt that this 60 country could generate a slza- uvss N cR£vtcE$ - ‘hie volume of traffic for the N ROCKSON . ‘ ;com'mercia‘. satellite operation. SIDRE «Q .2 ‘are the highly technical ques- e number of circuits to be1 i will the system costs.» $200.-.‘ was described: i_not”bear any relation to real-1 1 C... .8,’ “R”. '5'‘ IS THEONIY GRIN/TE CIWEMM East dealer East-West vulnerable. NORTH AJ1095 . A84 Q 10658 87 * S1‘ .3 Q86 99652 9 KJ78 QAKQ8 Q 984 {.974 «t~K105 SOUTH A AK74l 10 ‘Q1’! QAQJ6 The bidding: East. South West Not‘?-ll Pass 1. PM! 26 Pass 4; Opening lead—— king of dia» monds. The general rule, missing the Q_x_x_x 018 sum is 10 cash 11“, but not the best method of play. A-K in the hope that the queen will drop on the first or second lead of the suit. However. the mathematicali t° play the “pad” t h e? drop of the queen is only slight-1 advantage of playing for E IA/All GREAT mmi/iv clarer will feel free to finesse; whenever the circumstances in-] 5-ix maev 1aiioa_s .l.l.3)| V11! dicate that that is the b e t t e r GRAND PW . 1 °""""‘" “W Dnciim wansitiii l_-lere is a handto illustrate the mm. or Kanze,-nbnr, point. South is in four spad_es1 G by HAS BEEN DWORCED and West leads the K-Q of dia- B'°,‘;;‘.mEm. 25 TI 3 monds on \vhich ‘East plays the,‘ i53oJ-uitou-. 1| four and then the eight. ; West now leads the deuce of :.°::.:::.. 5.22:2; ‘:.‘.a-ii; WW CROSSWORD East then returns the three of ACROSS 1 V09‘:/N 19';r°'l.' 15 hearts‘ l ‘R1-iadi d Iofatldiieiit surrrlrium mg Declarer is now at a crucial: '5 gogifig ‘my 2 Tex“ 21 Izcii. ml point in the hand. He has lost ‘source 'm1ss1on :A 33 three tricks and must win the; 9_Exc11s° 3 -1-otnmp long B rest to make the contract. The? 10.Ac,°ss anew View '3 prospects are not good. sincei 11,Lik¢ peat, 4 24 hours 23.Unit,s E there is a danger of also losingl 12 parts of 5 S. African or 13 a club and a spade. ‘windows hill . To win the heart with hei M. Dancing 6.“Stowe" -tenalt - queen and then cash the A-K of1' lZiFl- ‘-'ha“‘¢t_9" - "“°"""‘ """’ spades would be the simplest» E 7. Not strict 24.——— 33.Poetpone 15. South 8. Minutely Armada. 34. Visit Since the club finesse has to l)E« "_"‘°"l°”‘ exact 28"“ h°m° 38'.W‘“°““' taken in any event. it is better: ""9" ‘unanceslep 29'Rfm'gh edg. 39 ""0105" 1 to do that before deciding howl 15' sml," 13' M9” ° pap“ ‘S°"'°°°t forcibly ration 82 Correct. as . : win the 17. Trick a typing‘ 40. J apanese Accordingly. South wins the It 18_Gu1d° ",0, coin heart in dummy with the ace. I00 and finesses the queen of ciiibs.! 18'Be"mug N~llll'|N wei. .’ALL GEE, no, MOMS.’ DOLLED up FOR YOUR CLASS Ho?! I LIKE VOUR ozcssl mks GIQLS no DANCES,DCN'r "may oiaws COBSAGES.‘ on is THAT Too om- FASHIONED P EAPS DOV DO.’-BUTWINGDI LEFT’ IT TO ME— on. I 115‘? rzereua rm oirrsivez i AHNEH iy greater the playing for a finesse attains the queen. and1 for this reason a competent de- After casiiing the ace of spades.l 1];{1ect1e.xt he plays the ace and another; 'nnnt' 1 5. To niattire 7.i5—Couniry 8. Western Roundup 1 7.4l—Country I Western Roundup ‘ R16—Country I Western Roundup __.__________________1 club. ruffing in dummy. 9.00—CBC News and From Our Own Correspondent 9.l0—Music For Saturday ll0.00—-Matinee Highlights ii0.30—Hobby Club ll.30-Bandstand l2.00—Luncheon D at |l2.30———Maritima Farm and Jr. farm cast ram Preview and og l.0O—C8C inland News I. 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East probably had four. hearts «judging from West's‘ lead of the two and East‘: re!‘ turn of the three). East probab-1 upon 30. To punish, as a. child 31. Bamboo- ‘i_v had three diamonds (having? “R9 . failed to play high-low in dia- grasses mondst and also three clubs 35'D°““l"‘ «judging from the fall of the st‘ mlmba - “~;’:.':;.°.:.:°‘" h All indications point to East's 3-,_I,-1,“ E13,, 1 aving started with th re 9 ogzodinc spades. and South tlhereforel _ ny leads the jack and finesses 41.Bib1ica,l when East follows low. 1 in o 3'1 11.00—Newe It Regional Weather I 1 .O5—Star|ight- Serenade ll.30—Nawa A Maritime Weather ll.35—Starlight Serenade l2.00—Newe Regional Weather l2.05—Sign Off 44: Never: DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: ' A X Y D L B A A X R is LONGFELLOW C" One letter simply stands for a.notlier. In this sample A to used wmuy for the three L's, X for the two 0's. etc. Single letters. apos- tmphlcs, the length and formation of the words are all hints. 7.oo—cac Now: Each day the code letters are different. 7.03——ln|and 8- Marine Weather I l.0O—CBC New 8.03-Music For Sunday A Cryptogram Quotation - WMBL8 NMB QB ZBW TEIV 8.45-World Church News _ 9-°°’C5C NW" IXGZ LIVQBD WMGZY WHXW OW 9.05—Postrriarl: U.K. 9.30—ln|and Weather and Mar- itime Gardener 9.45——Neiqhbor|y News l0.00—Sunclay Morning Mag. l0.30-—Halitax Concert —Orch. l1.00—CBC New CL 'rsvw.—.a3MzLaz Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A PESSIMIST IS A MAN WHO HAPPENS TO LIVE WITH AN 0P'rIMIs'r.—ANONYMO_UI. 0 1904. King reeturea Syndicate. lee. U3.|33)lS ‘R S99l'IW V)lOO'lVel BOT‘ a 1ll.03—|n|and and Marine Weath- .il.l5—l. it’ through the Papers .ii.ao—ci.:.Li°sn¢o... 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