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The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri, June 25. 1965.15; |

‘E AIR Federal Labor Code Impact 7 BS, A, | [ETO UABE ' = ; : DID I EVER SHOW YOU HOW : : ; : : i THAT A SHAME’! | PIZZA iS A FLOP.’ WE USED To ROLL HOOPS : ‘ 8 : E - z since its huge ee eee oe ooaene any such! os = iis ho WHEN I WAS A KID? , * = purchase w the fall 1963 warnm iZarette acivertis- | ; | : xpected Negligible For Time "22" 72 28. es we wg £RIDAY PROGRAMS en ussza ‘ a to buy. large quantites in Can. “ate and local authorines from @ 3 CFCY-TV By BEN WARD |. The flood of such apphcations ada agam. a purchase on the "equiring amy warnincs z : j | OTTAWA ‘CP)—The new fed- has been so heavy that it prob- 1963 scale appears remote Tre bal was called up unex- 2.30 om-—Musicele eral labor code. setting a $1.25 ably will be impossible to make ~ Officcais fram ‘Trede Miunter pectedly «-h only a few mea z 3200 pm —Moment of Truth hourly minimum wage and 40- decisions on. them before the r ™ bers, present. Amonz those ah = i ck (tas Shi hour work week. will become code’s July 1 starting date In- ae ae ners -* sent was Representative John o 400 pm. As The World turns law in seven days but its im- dustries are automatically ex- aa ti fk oe - eel ton Moss ‘Dem: Ca the chief = 4 pm Razzie Dezzie mediate effect is expected to be empted unti! a ruling is handed the eocené hi a se takers il emtie of the legicianon > $00 pum.-the Kings Outiow | DERlistble. down accepting or “rejecting ie cirpa ses the 406,000,000 rota? However, 2, colleague. lepre- 530 pm Muse Hop Practically every industry their contention that immediate j. i993 29 sentative Philip Burton / D=m { 6.00-p.m.—Flintstones covered by the code has made appcation of the code would be ™@ Calif.', read a stronz Writer; | 630 p.m—Gazerte application to Labor Minister harmfu! to them Expected exports of 49.009. qissent by Moss in which he Said | 7.00 p.m. —CECY TV. New MacEachen for the temporary A |abor department official 088 bushels plus’ domestic = the restriction again: the FTC | 7 '5 p.m.—1BA __ deferments provided said Wednesday that more than #PPearance of 155.000.0090 — and local and state authorities | j 730 p.m.—Overland Trail = << 4) applications are already in, ‘ave & carryover on July 31 of weakened safeguards aimed at i £20 p.m.—Musical Showcase 11.05—Notes and Music — ~_ individual companies 326-91.00 : gy | public _— 990 p.m.—Countty Hoedown 11.30-—-Montague Entertains and others covering entire in- The provides Start- j 930 a ae tains . 1}. 40—Notes "ed Music dustries U.S Ci arett mg six months after enactment = 10 30 p.m. —Telescope 11.45—Bulletin Board eo g = of the legislation each package a 11 00,,p.m.—CBC Bowling 11. 50—Notes and Music BIGGEST APPLY Bill i P of cigarettes sold mus! bear the se’ 19:0 sa eee FV Meus 111.5S—Atiantic News Roundup Among them are beheved to s assed words, prnted im a color. co- fy 12.13 @.m.—Local Weather end Sport !2-00—Weather ; be the railways. shipping lines, _ trasting with the background a«¢ ces 12.05—Town and Country Time inter - provincial truckers, air- WASHINGTON ‘AP’: — A bill “Ceution Cigarette smoking 12 14 a.m.—Sign Off 12.30—News and Weather —_ erase slevelens = feed that would require cigarette > hazardous to vir = . 12.45—Town and Country Time. - mills A few the. applications manufacturers to include on ev- health” CRACW-TY22. |_|: 00-—-News and Weather have been filed by unions ery pack s warming that smok- ° | 1.95—Town and Country Time The applications cover an est- img may be a health hazard has RUSSIANS BREAK GLASS v7) 12 42 p.m.—Station Sigh On 1.15—Tommy Hunter Show—CBC imated 300.000 of the 490.000 heen pessed by the House of About 25 percent of Russia's fH : 12.50 p.m.—News, Weather & 1 45—Town and Country Time workers whose job minimums Representatives glass production breaks in ship- é seers oo oo will be controlled by the mew the house refused. however ment, complains Pravda. for an 1.90 p.m.—Friday Playbill Loe — ” onan aoe Oe It applies only to the hand- t4 perm the Federal Trade annual loss of $33,000,000 239 pm Te Ne ” ' 3.03- Trans-Canada ‘Matinee—CBC : \ aor St aes es — NOT ; : * 3.30-—Tops In Pops a : . Crocker iMote: Wants or The labor department has de- RIPLEY s BELIEVE IT OR 3.90 p.m.—Moment of— Truth | C08. Canadicn kai Cac clined to make public the list ee 3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty a a ” oe of applicants on the grounds THE CHURCH : = 490 p.m.—As The World Turns 5.00-—News end: Weather ithat the information would ‘ : 420 pm —Razzle Dazzle |. $.05 The Outnechs f harm their competitive situa- "P00 p.m.—Cartoon Capers | 5:98 Maring Weather tion. Many of the major indus- 6 30 p.m.—Music Hop 1~$.28— The: Outnorts tries, however, had served ad- 690 p.m.—Supper Club 46.00—News and Weather 2 vance notice that they would 6!5 p.m.—Llionel Television News | 615—On Parliament Hili—CBC seek temporary deferments 625 p.m.—Weather 6.20—Todeys. Editorial =CBC jfrom selected sections of the 630 p.m.—Sports | 6.25—Sports Parade code = i *- 6-95 pom. —Supper-Chb - ~6.30—Business Barometer—CBC ' ALLOW EXEMPTION 7:90 p.m Sports Spectaculat Ph oe The Labor Code Act approved £8 ee fad bene pan ee © oe |by Parliament earlier this year £2 2.0 ph ° _ ene 745 — sages - - |provides that a company oF. in-| . Ae seca 3 eadeen roe is_ton is Menke ol Nation's dustry may be excluded from ne ee Science, cae the wage .or hours-of-work sec- 4 ’ p.m.— ‘elescope 7 eee itions for up to 18 months Za 1100 p.m.—The Untouchables er wee Most of the applications in- HIS MOTHER WORE 17.90 p.m. —CBC TV News | 8.00—Assignment—CBC | is PP THEM To our carp} aa u . | 8.20—Tonight’s—Musie : volve the hours section It sets PARTY TODAY! IT’S | a am a ag rk Neuig 4"? 8:30-Redio International Part 1— a regular 40-hour week with a | oo Sina . 8 ek ea) dete cac maximum of eight hours over- . ' Ee 12.25 p.m.—12 O'clock High -. 9.00—Redio. Internetione! Pert 2— ioe in a week, ae in omer: . ! , . CBC geni¢y situations. Hours mav be- i SATURDAY PROGRAMS 19.90—CBC -Nationel-News--On Par. averaged for periods of.up to > CFCY-TV Hill and Speaking Personally one year to level out seasonal | i | —CBC peaks | 2.30 p.m.—Musiele 10.30-—Court Of Opinion—CBC Exclusion from the mini | a 3.00 o.ni.—-TBA | 11.00—News and Regione! Weather hourly wage is limited to com- 4.30 p.m.—Queen Mother's View | | |! 08-—Sterlight Serenade panies with strictly local oper- 5 00 p.m.--Queen's Plate |11.30-News and. Maritime Weather ations. In these cases the labor 6.30 ‘omiCounndime : 11.35~—Starlight Serenade department will specify an al- 7.01 p.m.—CPCY TV News 12 oe pag Weather and ternate wage minimum that ; port— rj i z wee oe a 12.15—CBC News and Music—CBC —— maine he ee | p.m.—let’s Sing Out | ‘ | , f 800 p.m.—Beverty Hillbillies ee ‘CBA RADIO oes CARE 810 p.m.—Wagon Train A lot of care has to be taken 4 930 p.m.—Greet Movies | FRIDAY jin evaluating each application, é ; Waltz of the Toreedors ws , |Harris S. Johnstone. director of - © ag meme eae et ee et 12.17 gm. —CBC News i se ee a es Per ¥ ‘the labor standards branch. said Sata —! | "12 18 g.m.clocel Weather CS eo MorningShow-"Pat Ty an Interview Wednesday But Sets Biers yaaenoonael gi 8.00—CBC News and Iniend jhe declined to estimate how longs PAILY CROSSWORD <= Bae 8:15—Maritime Sportscest it might take to clear up all ” — 3 CKCW-TV 8.21—The Morning Show, Part 2 the applications on hand ACROSS DOWN. 20. Slight EIOORT R.25—Mex Ferguson Other provisions of the code, 1. Prison- 1. One of the a aS | : 155 pm.—Stenon Bign On | 9.00—CBC News lapart from hours and wages,, 5: Cigarettes Arch- at — aE] =< 27 p.m.—Cartoon Capers im) 10—Commentery are not subject to exemption slang angels . —< ' : a. 4 j ae ee a 9.16—A.M. Chronicle and will thus have immediate 9. Big &. Repository 2 a i YS | 4 30. p.m.—Queen Mother's Visit | :10.30—Music on the Move application. These set out an- 19 Blundered . for ar . for = a ssso8 6:00 p.m-—Queen's Plate 11:00—CBC News nual vacations of two weeks 12.Norwegian 3.S-shaped Mud “cS 7 pm —News, Weather end | Weather with pay after o-* vear of em- unter molding 25. To : i a= j | ¥ " - =) / Sports 11,05—Joan Marshall ployment and eight paid statu. 13. English 4 Pert of a maintain ries | 7.18 p.m—London Line 11:15—Fer Consum g i thre tons ; author camera 26. Corner- = NC " ‘or Consumers jtory holidavys—New Year's Day, Seeth | s-, 7.30 p.m.—My Favourite Martian — §1).20-Record Albu a , 14 Sources 5 Seethes ing : eco um _ ~| Good. Friday;-*: Victoria Day, eR io Yesterday's Answer 8.00 p.m.—Beverly Hillbillies 11.30—The Arche j = of shade ,& Region 27. Longs ’ s na chers ; Dominion Day. ‘Labor Day.’ - F + Cine a2 31. Fait 830 p.m.—Let's Sing Out 111.45—Musie On The Heather ; : 15. Woman's 7. Class for . Fails i usic e athe Thanksgiving Day. Remem- jie af 6S 20 Half 32. Coronet ; 900 p.m.—Seahunt : 12:00—Jamboree Junction brance Dav and Christmas ute bie = ‘ ' 9.30 p.m.—Great Movies 12:15—Tennessee Ernie Ford et eee acai cat AO, DAIS 8. Type of an em 36. Slender — @ A View: from the Bridge Cc * . 17. Hebrew car . 30. “Great 37. Moves. as i ' Tot 12:30—Maritime Farm B Cast | Wh hee ® Tiny fica a dog’s tail @ : WO p.m. vhette metly ; me } 2 LS my —_—— 7 ti 12.90 p.m.—CBC TV News | ee eek eat Carryover 18. Upward * 11 Paper size little acorns 38. Taj Maha! we 12.10 a.m.—lionel Television News 1 gc ry, eR fh | ge sloping 0” 17. Greeting grow” site si es ee ~~ co ow Figures Quoted Se ; pe SS ee oe ee By KEN CLARK 19 Tethering ¥ SUNDAY PROGRAMS sly Waka tate A See OTTAWA ‘CP —Canada will © 23 Nick- ma CFCY.TV <ncee oe <Y hWkely have a wheat carryover name f- : |of around 500.000.9000 bustels at! 24. Savory | Se eee aan the end of the current crop 28. Constrzin- 5 1.90 p.m.—Musicale | ae @ year» July 31 — more than ing force 1.30 pin.—Country Calender ie singe a ough to meet domestic and 30. Often: i 2.00 p.m.—Tom Ewell Show oi agg ‘sage ng export commitments. poet. 2.30 p.m.—David Niven Show pevaganirs po if It would be the biggest clos- 33. At | 3.90 p.m —Quebec In v } at ar. ene ral ing supply on hand’ since the . home wa 3.30 p.m.—The Valiant Years | 5:20-Tempo, ote’ | 1961-62 year ied with stocks 34. Ocean “ 4.00 p.m.—Heritage | ae a. of 607.841.0090 bushels 35. Learung Oo 427 p.m.-—CBC TV NEWS | 6 a ar cea. ft | Some grain officials rezard to one 3 cae ' ag | Gelone Wane al ans Ce eta oe ee Si pie erage as “— | $:25—Inland Weather and sports carvover size in these times of 37. Irrigate oa B20 Pee tee ao strong international demand for 39.Tree- _ « 6.30 p.m.—Time of Your Life 6:30—Business Barometer dwelling > Canadian wheat. On this basis 7:00 p.m.—All Star Theatre 6:35—Music In The Evening the e rover te wo anima! @ 7:30 p.m.—Ripcord | 7:30—Business and Labor Review big xpected arr} Austraha on i<che 8«=«=6— ll on Even at that. it i» notre $0 Once more z p.m.— — ' . i 9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show | 8.20—UN Radio — ° unmanageably large 42. Smiles = = | ! ussia should buy big = ® 10.00 p.m.—Bonanza | 8.30—Radio Internationa! sn ituie the- os bread! m1 >» 1.00 p.m.—The Living Camera 10:00—CBC National News, On Par- again oie s ad = : e 43. Identical . 12.90 p.m.—CBC TV News lament Hill and “Speaking tra stoc ae come in | ds 44. Warbdied . bs] 12.08 a.m.—Local Weather and Sport Personally , RUSSIA BUYS LITTLE : . a ’ : Scores 10:30—CBC Stage | There is no public indication DAILY CRY PTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work It: { 12.10 a.m.—Sign OH 11,30—CBC Jarz Club at the moment that Russia AXYDLBAAXKRE ') La CKCW.TV 142-00—CBC- News - plans to change its; bubing pat- ft LONGFELLOW ~ YOU GOT US THROUGH, ELAJAH/ eas | 12 veers eee —" Sruued cites” tar Be One letter ssmp!y.stands for another. In this sample A is used ae Sade es a ae 1.13 p.m.—Station Sign On vii a alae? ht ‘ ontly: onal - scale purchases for the three L's X for the two O's, ete. Single letters apos- OR 1.15 p.m.—The Christophers ae sp trophies. the length and formation of the words are all hints. gs 1.30 p.m.—Country Calender : Each day the code letters are different. oO 2.90. up.m.—Faith in Action 5 Pence tan CONTRACT BRIDGE A cnr Quintin ig Balen nen ee ia | oe , ee S0txEtV 80. 6k :2N 3.30 p.m.—The Valiant Years By B. JAY BECKER 7 _ SN Perce eee ZS8SU GN EGLEUECIX EXSGU XM §& 4.25 p.m.—CBC TV News Quiz Zz 4.30 p.m.—20-20 tent j UIWWNOV.—MIJIVNG UZXxX@ @ 5.00 p.m.—Vo Into, Englan | Your right- hand opponent ; similar to the opening otrump a p.m —wid eidor deals and bids. One Spade, both bid. It shows 16 to 18 points. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE BIRD OF PARADISE Mm : 6.00 p.m.—Show on Shows sides vulnerable. What, would balanced distribution. and well ALIGHTS ONLY UPON THE HAND THAT DOES NOT #4 6.30 p.m.—Wendy and . ts You bid now with each the divided strength. It guarantees GRASP.—BERRY a oe a" resen'? following five hands? at least one stopper in the op (© 1S. King Features Syziicate, Inc.) + ee ee Ge a 7 ts suit. 8.30 p.m Patty Duke 1. @A73 GAS 58742 HAGS ponents sul od oa 9.00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show 2. @Q184 BK @AQS HKQ7S 3. Double. The hand is fs 10.00 p.m.—Bonenze 3. @6 WAKIS72 KIO HAS2 — ns or eae ot ° _— 5 i 1 Hou earts, a st way rep- 15,00 Bem —Mantars 10 Our Hone 4 KS OL @AQIES BAQEA? eee our strenath is by OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 2 12.10 a.m.—Lionel Television News 8. @— WKQ95 @KQI74 BAKES aoudling first and bidding . the ; : 12.15 a.m.—Station Sian QF 1. Pass. In deciding whether hearts later on A two = ran uERE | (AND TO THINK THEY > Eee or not to overcall: an bpening would be proper withow' 60TH AGENT HALE ans CFCY RADIO bid by your right-hand oppon- king of diamonds tr the ace of pe eave NM eee . = ent, the determining factor is us- clubs, but, having both of them. TALL BE SCE ce INE @OCKyY'S HANDS Oo FRIDAY ually the question of safety. In we have to do more than bid Thasentt a gs Aad Looxs BEHOCE THe oO &20-N d" Weather general, you base the decision two hearts SLEEP Ee) HeuT! Tuey gore 4 ~News an eathe ‘ i * . ; “ not on the number of high-card The double is also preferred THAN A ( seen were waxes - Se ae aren a points you have, but on the num- tg g jump overcall of three MLAWAN \ BEEN BETES >

A 45 Island Wr. and Mar. Tempo 6 46—Morning Roundup 6.55—News and Weather 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 7.15—Morning Roundup 7.30—News and Weather

ber of tricks you can reasonably hearts because the hand may lexpect to take if you get doubl- | piay well at a game contract in

diamonds or clubs if partner is | Thus, in this case, while the ghort in hearts and has a long thand has 13 high- card points minor suit

j

TO MAKE UP FO’

7.35~Farm Report and the values for an opening 4 Two diamonds Here we HAIN'T HAD TH’ DECENCY TO TH’ WRONGS WE T's /, 7.41—Morning Roundup bid, it would be too dangerous 1... the high-card values for a OH_KIN YO’ EVER COME AN’ CLEAN UP HAS DONE YO; * ABOUT / 7.45—Island Wr. and Mar... to bid two diamonds on such 4 doubie but as a matter of tac- FOGIVE US FO’ LEAVIN’ FO'US YO’ |S CORD-JULLY \\ TIME!

7.46—Morning Roundup mangy suit Tf the next player tin it is better to start bidding NO LIVE IN “DEEP MISERY" INVITED TO COME

7 56—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard) were to double, it would not be our suits: now rather than at WHICH GITS MESSIER AN’ LIVE WIF US/!

8 00—News jat all surprising to wind up with tempt to identify the 16 high - Naeonaugae :

8.11) Weather as,, 8 deficit of. 800 of 1,100 Point So card -pomts ~te-touble--might—re--

8 16—Morning Roundup | The besPTHing t6 G6 iF pass cit in never being able to show

8. 45—Weather ithe spade bid-and awa't devel- 1. two.suited nature of the

8.50—Atlantic News Rounaup opments. There is a chance ‘that hand

®.58—Thought For Today ithe bidding will proc-ed in such

9.00-—-CBC National News CBC la way that it will become safer 5. Two spades The euebid of 9.11—-Preview Commentary—CBC | tm compete at # later time. the opponent's suit is the

9.16%Notes and Music | One notru This js the | Strongest form of overcall pos- 10.00—News and Weather ‘i on to identity he. hand Sible. We should be willing to - 03—Notes ot Music from the standpoint of both high- |play this hand for game in any Hee pen gl AB ‘ card values and distribution. ‘Suit partner: names im response | ; 14,00—News and Weether The sotrump evereall is very |te the eusbid . Atha ad ‘ Xy 4 ; . ' a :