we >

| !

ot” tay . j A : : > Guasitan, Charlotiotown, Mon., Dea 81966. 9 Polish “Government-In-Eyle’ = f=en== =ipeeser=s Continues Meetings In

e “intrigues of people with time LONDON (CP)—Every Fri- | itself as the “legitimate via, the same Mumbling that it had been. Satie Leia, Eel - personal

> ma Cas oO — : Hi FS re it yar HE Ri d ash VANANVU9S

evening & handful of | ad used by the Polish exile gov- misunderstood. the British | py men congregate im | known as the Polish govers- | ernment during the war when | government announced it ae iiees on London’s smart Belgravia dis- 4 ; it was warmly supported by | would send officiel represente- icc anal dale trict and sit in ritual dignity Fale le he se etna the West and when the rem- | tives to a later memorial — g flotsam of the Second World | nants of Poland’s armed | service. In the end, the gov- emigres. for another cabinet meeting Joughty fighters | ernment-in-exile boycotted the concedes that Po- — Poland. Oh ee) oe alongside the Allies. memoria] service because its el es mode 8 covisin oene eal se realities of post-war -politics. There are no markings on | members were.not given pride | amount of material progress It'e'net: Ge.” veal” govers- Their fate was decided ia | the heavy oak door to the | of place among the moura- | wader the current Warsaw re- ment, of course, but ® group | ios At Yaka, in February, | street. Anyone who wants to,| ers gime, but says his country does which ‘sometimes describes | ‘10 Western Allies aceorded | telephone the government-in- not belong in the Eastern oe WANTS NEUTRAL ZONE | bioe. . ee Stalin the right to a “friendly | exile has to know beforehand : y .

: * phone At best, the government-in- His group's view is that a ON THE Al | gga se ne yang hg St exile can only hope to avoid | neutral zone should be estab- i oe Ce anaes Fund”. lights and to seek = sym Mint te svsical Exrove be

The following list- set up in Warsaw under Aleksander wisza, @ pee a cea the my pr ings are free of sponsorship. At the 3 minisiar aed Western governments covering , charge as a public and | Potsdam conference in At sae b eee the représentative of the thou- | in such countries se Poland, iach eae | fe oe be re, om | Sear | Sat cy et Pata S| Steet ah ee eles tad he receives Gata cae eee oe tions as Estonia, Lithuania eT Communist government in Po- | and Latvia.

MONDAY PROGRAMS

GREEN 1:90p.m.—Musicale dis aa. 2:00 p.mi.—Emergency Ward 10 fellow fart ——- -quixe-—|~dent- “~ 3:00 p.m.--Take 30 mission of “We are a ~ $:30 p.m.-—Edge ot Night capitals told a visitor in 4:00 p.m. —Commvunicate demands | lish. “We know ’ 4:30 p.m.—Forest Rangers of the im | - ourselves pam peony We We dependence, freedom and ow paeee, tet. . $:90 pom.—Muste Hop sovereignty of the Polish na- | help.”. 6:00 pem.—The Flintstones tion.” The help = ee : 7:00 p.m.—CFCY News ARE REALISTS’ come from . 7:5 p-m.—Robin Hoed Buckboard Se a fasion one of the 5, 7:20 pam.—Soorts Weekly still rankles, but it is overiaid | Uadertine 7:30 p.m.—Gilligan’s island . now with quiet resignation. | FTiday evening 8:00 p.m.—fAusical Showcase imgs next door te $:30 p.m.—Don Messer (Color™ ae Se ae office. 4:00: p.m.—The Seint (C) a” “The members of the gow 10:00 p.m.—Show of the Week - ernment study conditions is 11:00 p.m.—Front Page Challenge 7.46—Tonight's Music Poland and the feelings of the (Color). 8.00—Project 66 CBC people in various ways. We 11:30 p.m.—On Safari 9.00—Country Time CBC try to convince foreign pow- 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News 10.00—CBC Nationel News, Gn ers that it is a mistake to give 12:18 e.m.—tocal Weather and 7 Perterest G8. end Govsing 5 5 Bante.” : Sport Scores Personally Zawisra; 2 neat,’ 7 12:19 a.m.—Sign Off 10.30—The Best of ideas—CBC man in a pin-striped suit, 2 _|11-00—News and Regional Westher| tive of Lithuania who be 2 CKCW-TV. /111.05—Starlight Se = ‘came a lawyer and then s | $57 a.in—Station Sign On * 35 pag Rae diplomat in pre-wat Poland. | 10:00 e.mi—Canadien Schecls 12.60=E8C Mews. Weelher end He heads a, government of eo Seats et Se ee: a.m.—Friendly Giant age age is about 70. Tis aaicChon Moleng ___| *2-15 tows ond Saale. CRC Over them all reigns the 12:00 e.m.—Butternut Sdquere esa tall, unbending y ell 83 12:25 p.m.—Emergency Ward 10 _ . year-old August for. 12:55. p-m.—CBC ee MONDAY 4 eign minister- of Poland is 1:00 p.m.—Playbii : 1926-32 1998-41, who be Lewleas Street $8: Harting Seow--Pert, 9 was seat ot Go aes : Crocker 8:00—The ‘Morning Show Pert 3 death of former president oe ones Ee $:06—The Morning Show Pert 3 | wisdyslaw Raczkiewicz. 2:30 p.m.—Edge of Night 8:35—The Max Ferguson Show Although the government 4 p-m.—Con ymunicate 9:00—CBC News gets some $60,000 for its ope 4:3) p.m.—Forest Rangers 9:10—Preview Commentary th trem the “seleedl 5:00 p.m.—Fun Time 9:15—The Gordie Tepp Show a 6:00 pim.—Supper Club 9:45—A : fund,” fed by emigre groups 6:30 amt News _ danloanie im Europe and North Amer- 1. Dentzens of 6:45 p.m —LTV Weather, 10:55—Assignment fea, the cabinet ministers ate 6:45 p.m.—LTV Sports 1100-CBC News unpaid. —_ a 6:35 p.m.—Supper Club 11:05—Joen Marshall. Through postwar | ¢ Duil pejus 7:00 p.m.—The Rounders 11115—Assignment Consumers years, they have had to sup- 11. Rgyptien 7:30 p.m.—Cambat 11:20—Al Foster Show ‘| port themselves. Some have capital _, 8:30 p.m.—Den 's Jubtlee—C | 11:55—Assignment.. worked im factories, others Aspect 9:00 p.n—The Saint 12:00—C8C News have taken ip boarders, still | 18 proses: 10:00 p.m.—Show of the 12-03—Jamboree Junction others work in offices. 14. Contour 11:00 p.m,—Front Page Challenge | 1 time Farm B’cast “Nobody. will dare say feather - 21:30 gm On. Safe 1 News and Westher loudly that they recognize us,” | 15. “Yes” in 12:00 p.m.—CBC National News 1:15—John Drsinie Tells @ Story Zawista said. However, he Madrid 42:20 a.m. point 1:30—Juliette Entertains claimed recognition from the | 16. Sower 12:25 a.m.—LTV News 1:54—Assigament : Vatiean and Spain : said | 17. Compass 12:35. a.m.—Sign Off 1:59—D.0. Time a Ireland hed never. - CFCY RADIO 2:00—Atlentic School recognition | oP DENIED BY VATICAN 20. MONDAY 2:15—Atientic cost ~ 16. Form of Parions Francais But the Spanish embassy in 6.Mi-News end Weather 2:30—Matinee With Pat Paterson London proved vague when bnees eee Part 1 ; one eee ae ee 22. Female 6 “Isle id v as 7 . a a — flatly j ——— —— = = —— eet | Mncsonta | atendant fF See ____ | @rhy that “certain E 2 ee ©.5—News and Weathur 3:30—Divertimente are accorded on = personal | 2% Not 00—Henrew Christian How 4:00—CBC News basis” when Roman Catholic | . Mltable a and Country Time 409—~Conadion Roundup exile representatives visit the | 28-Beverage ¥ ‘own P15—Morning 410—Manic In The Air Vatican. 29. Affected or 7.35-Farm. Repo ae tented self with emphasing so bs 40—Merning reland recognizes 7.A5—laland Westher & Mar. Temp] 502 —Mesitne Fish B'cast tes Compuuntet goversnmat to. | mneents 7.46—Morning Roundy Warsaw, The implication was | 33. solidified jz 7 Sé—Sports Capwle & $:40—CBC Notebook (Cont'd) plainiy left that it could not | se yy: 8.00--News The World At. Six therefore rec an exile | . skeletons. : 8 '1~Weather Weather | regime as weil, although out || 36. Music > B 16—Morniny Roundur , 6:33—The Swingers <a aa as yas note 8.55—Weather 7:00—CBC News to recognition of the | 37.80. Am > 9.00—Natonal News . CBC 7:03—Music In The Evening exiles. “gee : pack ‘ . 9.10—Nofes ‘and: Music 8:03—Intern’l Theatre Britain appears te be a : animal “ as ‘ .00—News & Weather 9:00—Country Magazine somewhat reluctant host for | 3% Distant Hive PP 1S len 10.05—Notes and Music 10:30—The Best Of Idess the exiles, treating them as | 4- Pointed - toe . .10.30—Preview Commentary Part 1 individuals with no 43. Am. front- r 10.35—Notes end Music 11:00—C8C News status,” in the words jersman -. 2 11 00—News and “Weather 11:03—The Best Of Idess Part 2 ef the féreign office, and re- 48. Sheriff's - 11.05—Wemen’s Institute. Progrem | 12:00-CBC News assuring the Communist Po- deputies - 11 20—Notes end Music 12:02—Sports Scores and Inland end leh ‘eebeaty When seconeery DAILY ; ; ‘ 1) 45—Bulletin Board 12:15—Music In The Night ot ae r recog, 4x. coe? S> 3. 11. 50-Notes and Music . | 1:00—CBC, National News tae na + & Lon - eT "66 1:03-LMusie Only ; jut the host country One letter simply stands for another. Ya this sample A is used Tacit oid Ciunk) Tele wre Se Se Nase ie Xe Be Se We ie, Sin letters, aot

oe Road Report CONTRACT BRI GE Lee Pe aeak tent By B. JAY BECKER | nyse Sawer ehacte ma cial

a. 4 +o ae Munk, Both sides vulnerable. _ West was - ee Oe *| MEN ENNEGM.—TEXGRYM OELZGHM {o.com tet Ted one. ner had three or four diamonds | Saturday's Cryptequete: If IS IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND OUT siete Nese" Hesdlines & Weother @K76 to the ace. WHAT PASSES IN THE INTERIOR OF ANY MAN'S MIND. 3.03~-Tratis-Canace Matinee 10432 But alas, East, who made the SYDNEY SMITH* : 3.30—Pop” Caréven 965 _| normal assumption that his : © 1006, King Features Syuticate, Ine.) *) “L00mNews Headlines and Weather eae REN paw Son By Pine 403—Canedian Roundup OA monds headed 4.10—Pop Carevan QJ1095 943 took the king of diamonds with OUR BOARDING HOUSE §.00—News and Weather — . the ace and returned a diamond, sn , 6.05—The Outports E1084 AQI733 expecting So- ort 0 nett on the 6.25—Marine * round of the suit, ~~ §.28—The Outports But things didn’t work out _5.45—Sports Capsule and Score S347 74* quite that way, due to the cir- | - ze nan ‘ OQJ965 eumstances, and South father o §5.50—The Outports o—— imeredibly wound up. making } p 4 (6 The bidding: five spades doubled. ie so-auainess “Boromete North Yast South Woes | The late 8: J. Simon, author "6.35—Tonight’s Music Pass’ 1 1 2¢@ the best-seller, Why oe 7 00~Back to the Bible 2@-3 4 54 te ee ae = 7.30—News ‘& Weather Pass Pass 5 Doig | | sympathetically : , server, saying among other enti Opening wea — queen: O| things: “East's play, though f| | hearts. judged, wasn't nearly as.ctazy ELMER’S os A hand reported by M. Hat-| a5 it looks. I've done more z A vison--Gray-in the British Bridge | stupid_things than that in my Magazine has unusual points of | time. Much.” » interest. The deal occurred 1 a| Simon was always extremely Y national team of four cham-| gericrous in his criticism of the pionship in England many years | numerous errors made by mem it... ver’ Kai Parkdale ago. bers of the bridge- playing. clan. 4:9 te 1 am. “South got to five spades dou-| Although he died nearly twenty riday & Saturday ‘til 2 a.m. § pied and West led the queen of |'years agh at @ very early age, Sunday ‘til 12:30 a.m. hearts. Declarer won it with the | Simon is still rememBered as rders over 5.00 delivered so aud tomeend 6 ome. 6 ee er experts it ever - £1 datierent:.cesebineiiqes ee eee eee ee West player in the once

i