> if : . om * } a 2 , ; saa r ie / pa W fe ‘ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., April 14, 1366. 1, ce z [Seeina LITTLE LEROY ~ ‘ ’ e ° . bulls “were in the ring and that | : me CRAWLING onl THe “vv Oriad Ss Copper ation Bullfighting— eo ; : > ring conveys the thonght that | q : ; { d the bull mamaves . is fighting | Q' ay : no. matter what».the matador | @?) ° . ‘ sBanned the a ACEd DY Z Dig QUESTIONS | mv:r neon omer 3 : fighting was banned here Fr-| Swindling Draws ; : : ; ; day’ by a judge who had gone to, io. By LAURANCE F. STUNTZ How’ many permanent custom-}lief that higher prices won't pay the arena to see for himself 1 Y S t = _. NEW YORK (AP)—The twojets for copper will be lost by in the long run should keep U.S./what the “bloodless” variety of 5-Year Sen ence hig questions in the world cop-|the rise of almost 3% per cent |quotations at the present 36) matador vs. bull is all about. | needy per situation. now are: Will|i® copper prices? jeents. Judge Edward J. Griffiths in, DAYTON, Ohio (AP)—Daniel : “Pong ether producing countries follow| It is fairly certain that U.s.; U.S. companies can produce | municipal court ruled out the Atmel of Columbus. head of the 4-18 oo Chile's lead in raising prices? |Ptices will not go up. Govern. profitably at 36 cents, although |pulig and matadors after a {defunct Certified Credit Coryp.,|. : : |ment pressure. on the Copper |they can’t fi requests from hearing involving the Pennsyl: | Was . gentenced to 15 years} , fe , Companies | plus their_own be-|casual ¢ ._ And Chilean |yania Society for Prevention of in prison for what a judge ON TH F AIR. . , | coppe: din the US. will Cruelty to Animals’ and promot- called ‘‘the larges' case of stock | 4 | 12.05—Town and Country Time |Probably continue at the old/ers of the bullfights. — iswindling to bit the midwest at | as '__. /12,.30—News and Weather quotations, because of a deal! ‘The promoters, Bravo Enter-|any time. \ i Aye. WHEN ’ 12.43—P.E.1. Road Report between the U.S. and .Chileat | prises Inc., said they would ap.| U.S. District Judge Carl A, MoeTy ¢ ers ong The tollowing program list-/12.45—Town and Country Tim governments. peal to a higher court. ""|Weinman imposed the sentence | “TO MINNIBS TAI (mgs. are published free of 1.00-News and Weather | This means stationary prices) ‘Thursday might, the city re-|on the 48-year-old former pres-| hy a D sing eharge as a public service and) 1.05—Town and Country Time” °|—but a shortage—in the-U.S.,/ sounded to the thud of hoofs ident and board chairman of the and roars of “ole!” as bloodless |Certified Credit empire which |

whch is both the _ world's |largest producer and the world's | | largest consumer. | | Copper companies operating .|in other countries still have not |said what they will do. about! found wrong with Thursday higher quotations. They are ex-| night's performance. Beataten : Headlines & Weather pected to study the situation; The charges included the business structure of Certified. |

appear as presented to us by) the ‘stations concerned.

MONDAY PROGRAMS ~ OFCY-TV

1,30 p.m.—Musicale”

1.15+Gordie Tapp Show 1.45—Town & Country Time 2.00—News end Weather 2.05—Mostly Music 2.30—Assignment : 2.58—Thought For Today 2.58—hought For Today 3.00—News

bullfighting made its much-de- |collapsed into bankruptcy three

bated debut. years ago. ‘ j t \- The society at the hearing| Weinman estimated 25,000 im

‘hey

2.00 -p.m.—Film Festival 3.03—Trans-Canade Matinee jduring the weekend before an- | complaint that a carpenter was| Lighter penalties were im- ees 2 2.30 p.m.—Film Faitival 3.30—Pop Caravan |nouncing anything. _ However, | hammering four- feet. from. the jposed on four others also affili- Oh ae?

8.00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth

4.00—News Headlines and Weathe the first and rather surprised | bull's head 4.25 p.m.—Take 30

while it was in a| 4.03—Canadian Roundup é

‘expressions of opinion from both \crate, that the master of cere. 2d with carmaied and; like Baier '

4:00 p.m:—World in Contrast 4:10=Pop- Caravan Canada and Zambia were ad-| monies exhorted the crowd to|Armel: named on charges. of ea ; ah ‘ 4% pritir-Resaie Gersle 5.00—News and Weather (cane toa price rise. et and scream “‘ole’’ when stock and mail fravd. HI, Mes. KETT You KNOW How WN fi WEL arate HE nd one 200 _p.m.—Rin'Tin Tin 6.05—The Outports | Officials of companies ‘in both : 1: SKINNY ROGER WAS WEIGHED AN N '

6.30 pam-=Music: Hop" $95 Marine Weather countries thought Chile might ‘RIPLEY'S BELIEVEAT-OR NOT _-—- — —-—-+ HM-HOME,.\ ty _ tf et |\ “GUESS WHAT — Hfel- Gy HES SEEN fp ere ~6.00.-p.m-—-Bachelor- Father... ——— B= ThE OUNCE ‘gain financially inthe short-run = . ener fd = MOMS LE: =e =P =F = rm re. fa DATING MEf> A _—— $.25 p.m.—Robin Heed Jackpot 5.45—Sports Capsule and Score- by raising its prices: They will i] ee ee 2 (Cm i

$:30 p.m.—Gazette boerd Ines to G2 conte ‘fom 4 for , aN ; ee

7.00 p.m.—CFCY TV News 5.50—The Outports Chilean sold in Surope t e : V.15 p.m.—Purity Flour eee 6:00--Newsend=\Piether land. sian Oat the Zambian ‘

7.20 p.m.—Sperts Weekly 6.10—Tonight’s ,Music . land Canadian °

companies |pointed out that higher . prices for the metal will drive con- 7.00—Back to the Bible »_|sumers to find substitutes. 7.30—News & Weather | This development ‘would lead .7.A5—Pragram. Schedule | directly. ~into--the—-seeond—ques--|- 7.46—=Tonight’s Music ‘ tion—what percentage of the! sree = es | market would be lost perman- -00—Country Time len copper | . 10.00—CBC National News, Gn | oe 7s

7:30 p.m.—Musical Showcase 8.00 p.m.—Two Faces West 8.30 p.m.—Don Messer 9.00 p.m.—The Fugitive . 10:00 p.m.—Show of the Week— 11.00" p.m.=The “Sixties = i —+*13.30 p.m.—Seven League Boots \ 12.00 a.m.—CBC TV News 12.13 a.m.—Local Weather and Sports 12.15 a.m.—Sign Off..

' 6.30—Business Barometer 6.35—Tonight’s Music

Parliarrent Hill and Speeking| Copper is primarily a current- A FRENCH FLEET PAPA MAMA Personally \earrying metal: It is the best ISERS, | 10.30—The Best of idees—cBC | conductor of slecaricliy ensue | Ooerits, DURING A Cet: rive - })!100—News and Regional Weather| for silver, whose orice rules it} SEA BATTLE WITH A VASTLY a A GUY AND A DAME 11,05—Starlight - Serenade : out. However, aluminum 1s| MORE BRITISH WATER-SKIING/ 11,30—News and Weather ' cheaper’ and already has taken | FLEET. TOOK ADVANTAGE-OF my 11,35—Starlight Serenade rt part ofthe copper market for A DENSE FO6 10 }12.00-CBC News. Weather and |large power cables~-Copper still | FOR AN ENTIRE NIGHT > |... Sports cheaper and already has taken | SHELTERED BY 7 LARGER 12.15—News and Music CBC is used In small wires needed |. ENEMY SHIPS (ay 2. | Coa for electric motors, but alu- : | minum ne ore here too if ' ! a sligh arger size were ac- OPEN ALL WINTER MONDAY .| ceptable. eg A & W DRIVE-IN =|. 6:00-1me Morning Show, Part 1 In house wiring and small 2 RESTAURANT | 7:00—The Morning Shew, Part 1 cables, sodium is a new com- y for Malpeque Road (Contd.) petitor for copper. since. copper <4 4693-499) the famed Italian a 8:00—CBC News and Inland Wx. ~ Raia monly. oc 1s Sater i BA 8:15—Mariti Sport: Plenty of um, a cents CKCW-TV Ebisthe) Morning Shou, Bari 1 per pound compared to 36 cents oe FROM A ee 8: or copper. It takes more SED 9.37 a.m.—Station Sign On Sean ——" on sodium to carry the same PICTURES ‘sais ON

ALL THE GATES OF NAPLES

10:00 p.m.—Canadien Schools THE TASK TOOK HIM 4 YEARS

10:30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools 11.30. a.m.—Friendly Gidmt

11.45 a.m.—Chez Helene

12.00 p.m.—Butternut Square 12.20 p.m.—Across Canade

12:50 p.m.—Menday Playbill—

amount ef current, but 24 cents .| Worth of sodium is as_ efficient as 36 cents worth of copper. Union Carbide already ‘has Opened a factory to ‘make the sodium wire. A drawback ‘is that ‘it can only be used in factory-

9.10—Commentary ’ 9:15—Assignment - 9:21—A.M. Chronicle 10:00—Court Of Opinion 10:30—A.M. Chronicle 10:45—Playroom

1 11;00—CBC News

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DAILY CROSSWORD

Paula | 11:05—Jean Marshall |produced lengths—sodium is so : rit oat , ACROSS 3. N.T. book 21. Vat. - IIE LAINISE SW]! [SIH] 2.30 p.m. at ane With Helen 11:15—For Consumers Teactive that it must be sealed 1.Pasture 4. Cut, as 22. hice. AIMISI LTC |AINICIE| 8.0 pami—To Tell The Truth- eee = ane ee Ha ear hae Bie ee c —Jonian > SS UES we 1.00 pm World in Contrat | TTASTMutie On The Heather applied when the cable is made.| edging 8. Vars 23, Sutter MORE MSE Ren ‘30 pim-oRarsle Dassk Leen Copper, since it is flexible,} 12. Eagie’s weight. 25.Anger jpeniobmslitire 4.30 p.m.—Razz e 12:00—Jamboree Junction can be soldered easily and re. nest Ind 26. Se- eet tA) | 5.00 p.m.—Cartoen Capers "| 12:15=Tommy: Huriter and Pals si 3. Fall iS? : ETAL S §.30 p.m.—Music He: : : sists corrosion, is also a fa-| 13.Fa 6. Famous same {A/DIOMBRIVIEMES/O/s) Pp P 12:30—Maritime Farm Broadcast vorite for plumbing However flower uncle 27. Tibetan (LIAIGIEIR BBO) IVE! {8.00 p.m.—Supper Clubs 1:00—CBC News and-Weather a as P é 14.8 ita’ ; : [AIRIEINIA MEGIAITIE|S| 15 p.m.—1V News Si<Gehs teog Sow plastic pipe..has the same ad- -Senorita’s = 7. Superlative ox SEIEIOIS MMe WIE 1/5] .25 p.m.—TV Weather 1:45=Time “Out: For Malady vantages and {fs cheaper. Gov- shawl for Scrooge 29. Flash ra 6.30 p.m.—TV Sports 1:59=D.O. Time Signal ernment agencies: have been tee reetaee - Cartoonist 32. Equal Naturday’s Answer ——035-psm.—SupperClub 2:00=Time-Out-F ' reluctant_to_permit the use of | ___Plateau___9. Locatiop 85, Entire 41. Voided ec 50) he ceene | rusted ae Si A plastic pipe in household plumb-| 16.Carol. , £0. Cure 36. Treaty ~escutcheon © 8:00 p.m.—Green Acres 3:00—CBC News = ing. but a , grave shortage of 17. Pasturage 18, Affirm: 37. Absent _ 42. Minus 8.30 p.m.—Don Messer ‘ $i0g:TratiaiCatiada Mailiae jeonper could change that at-| 21, Pastoral 19. Continent’ 38. Re- 44. Spike F 3 —--4-20-ipm:—The-Fugitive —}-3:30=Trans-Careda Marines Epa se ST a pee es abbr volve——-__45,-‘Tibetan — 10.00 ‘p.m.—Show of the Week 4:00-CBC News The copper companies think ar rst tea 20. Rasp 40. Balsam sheep 5 11:00 p.m.—Academy Awards %4:03—Canadian Roundup the present shortage is tempor- perme e 1:15 a.m.—C8C "National News | 4:10—Music In The Air ary. Some copper men think ae z 1:30 a.m.—Station Sign. Off 4:15—Music In The Air supply and demand will: be in| . 30.Ancient Q| 4:30—Assignment balance some time in 1967. Roman CFCY 4:35=Music In The Air American companies are plan- rooms g 5:00—Mar. Fish Broadcasi fing -big investments in Chile 31, Criminal] MONDAY 5:20—Tempo which will increase p-oduction | 35-Moose 5:20—CBC Notebook there. Other deposits, notably in| 34. Estate 6.3(—News and Weather 5:35—Assignment the Philippines, are also being 36. Young 6.35<Merning Roundup 5:45—Tempe and Notebook (Contd) | develeped. salmon 6-43—lsland Weather and Mar.| 6:00—CBC_ News This means that | ee copper Temp. : 6:15—On Parliament Hill be looking for new markets he- Greek cols 6.46—Morning Roundup 6:20—Today's Editorial fore the end of this decade. The 43: Arose 6.55—News and Weather . 6:25—Inland Weather and Sperts mining companies have joined| 45: GaPe 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour Scores in an international research or- | 46. Kind of z ' -¥15—Morning Roundup 6:30—Business Barometer ganization to seek new uses for lily 7.30—News and Weather 6:35—Whe Will Come With Me copper, to absorb a future sur- | 47. Corridors 7.35—Farm Report 6:50—Rod and- Charles tplus. | 48. “Tippe- i ‘ 7.40—Merning Roundup oes fe Evening With a surplus in prospect by ree ae Z 7 7.45—Island Weather & Mar Temp.| 8:00—As Time Goes By the end of the decade. the cop- aes | in| . ¥.46—Merning Roundup 9:00—Country Magazine per companies don't want 49, Egyptian ’ rts % le & Scoreboard! 10:00-CBC National News ent peta ty aie ee: dancing : Tere ae 10:15—Today’s Editorial and Speaking fas Neca te girls : 8.00—News ‘ Parsonally kip customers. That is DOWN A 8.11—Weather 10:30—The Best Of Ideas Prices’ may not -go up as}, small 8.16—Morning Roundup 11:00—Monday Concert demand increases. weight : 8.55—Weather ; The Hague Philhomonica 2. Trick = . 9.00—Natonal News CBC 12:00 -CBC News OIL COUNTS FOR MUCH ee 9.10—Notes and Music 12:03 “Sports Scores, Inland and About half the freight handled | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to-work-it:: --| s & Weather { b ' : 7 : | 10,00--New: } . Marine Weather y Rottterdam, the world's busi- |- : A AXYDLBAAXE Ay 10.05—Notes and Music | 12.15—Musie- In The Night est port, is oil. f ; is LONGFELLOW : | . ! One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used! 5 a ee Wine jonine Need 50.00 ’ for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- | REHEARSALS:., AND 1 KNOW YOU'LL fe CONTRACT BRIDGE - | eres 20.28 se sort of the wort ee tf int, og) | Stior Meeriie me ota? til Pay Day _| . Each day the code letters are different. > Try Atlantic's By B. JAY BECKER A Oryptogram Quotation ~ _ 5 ! ° ” South dealer. | But when he played three. DJ. EXIK EJHR- XD .XN HKTEKN- ‘Thrifty Fifty | Neither side vulnerable, jrounds of diamonds, West sig- | ; 9 ATLANT C 27 | Williarre tentatively dectiad | Saturday’s-Cryptoquote: ANY MAN-MAY MAKE-A-Mis-——™ * : 1 1094 jand Williams tentatively decided FINANCE Corp. | 3xes10068 te trust the signal After dum. | eA NONE BUT A FOOL WILL CONTINUE IN IT, 52 y cas Ooura,more, - 166 Kent St. Dil 2245 | er EAST ‘rounds of diamonds, forcing | (© 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) _ as @2986 . ‘East to discard all his clubs, | < FIRST, IT WOULDN'T START... 74 | AND I GOT A TICKET FoR O36 \this became the positior i THEN IT BEGAN STALLING... © PASSING A RED LIGHT! BUT, Sitoes oi A = ENERO CHA NBR Tere cote?" “he! 1094 OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOP LE = @AKT542 eat ey — @ Sar 987s 499 : THESE INSTANT\ } EVEN HIS NIBS \ | wa VACATIONS SURE)) MOVED LIKE HED Qs6 MAYBE ITS A GOOD THING THE ss FREE DELIVERY ere one s 5 SALT MINES CLOBED-DOWN-7-7, MAKE YOU HOP/T (| JUST BUSTED A | Qe a ‘The bidding: —; e 1? FOR REPAIRS, ARTE ALLY </ go RY BONLINGD, WASE'S NEST! NOW! | on :30 p.m. :30 p.m. , USUALLY ji LEWAY 10|/ HELL SLEEP OFF + ee ee en ee ee ee @AKS CRACK AY THE pot natn, A\THE CAR BEFORE 1/| THE EFFORT FOR THe| | Se Open Seven Days a Week | 2@ Pass 36 Pass a | aeyve SHEN Wed ecieck MESUIZED TT Next SOMES! || ® 3@ Pass 4@ Pass |. Convinced by now that West) . | thE” VE SEEN MORE) WASN'T THE eis | THAN AN AGED. CADDY / >~ from J ph: to 12 p.m. ee Pass Sd - Pass feaieeee had = ace of clubs,| Ao ~ re oN BOAT ANCHOR | Fis! ips jilliams jed the ten of hearts | i UR eerie $ Hot & Cold Sandwiches The bidding from dummy. Fast covered with | i i j 5 2 eo All European Mea: & Cheese Po ening jead—jack of spades. the queen and South won it with | Be ‘Here is a fine hand p:layed by the King maT | ere is a fine hand p: layed bt the king. | ; ; ithe Australian star, R. EB. Wil-, Then, alert to the actual situ- YO'LL BE UNKNOWN 49 THAT THE. FORMER’ I'LL GIVE HIM HIS OWN, DIAL 4-6669 R ! " SHOW, TWICE THE ‘ jliams. The. deal occurred at ajation, Williams played the ace | BACK IN FORMER = IS RIGHT!! ah a =a point in a match when his New\and- another ' spade, saddling | CO-STAROF / \, FLABMAN SONA No econ HEIDELBERG South Wales team, playing|East with the lead and forcing | | BUT YOLL @ FLABMAN TRIED TO ef WHAT His Rares — : in the Australian championship, |him to return a heart. As a re- re BE UN-ET!! @ Boi Him’ Coffee ae Tens was trailing by +2,200 points—— sult, Williams made the last} . 192 Kent Charlottetown ot ich may accou nt for the two tricks with the A - 9 of | rT somewhat optimistic contract of~hearts to bring home the slam’ >; ee CHINE OL PE OUP te worth 990. points Bsmt A eae | West led the jack of spades. This helped considerably .to es “+1 60=News and. Weather lwhich Williams (South) won overcome the deficit of 2.200 Z| 11.05—Wemen’s Institute Program with the. king. Williams could points, since ‘the North »- South | mm 1) 20-Notes and: Muste jcount eleven sure-trieks,.and_it pait_at the cther table had gone | a 11°30—Montague Entertains |looked as, though the twelfth | own Ohe-at-four. spades against | 11 45—Bulletin Beard . |trick woyld have te come fror:|a diamonc lead. The ‘ Williattis*~~f.= f 11.50—Notes afid Music! = ™ leading a club toward the king |team eventually won the cham-| | WATCH aeteers 11.55—Agriculture ‘66- & in the hope that East had the piionship. largely as a result of | Js+StRE : iaghite Leese 18.00—Weether ace. \this one hand, oe a ma : ; (

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