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lflll P.M.——Musicalo 2.00 p.m.—Chez Helen.

3.30 pan—Take Thirty

1.00 p.m.—-$carloi Hill

[:30 p_m.-—Comment I. Conviction

“ll p.m.~—Rczzlo Dazzle

530 p.ni.—Quick Draw McGraw

6J5 p.m.——live Lon er '

600 p.m.-——Provincisl Affairs

6,3l pun—Gazette

p.m.-—CFCY TV News

hyls P.M.-—-Purlty Flour Jackpot

720 P.M.—-Kcybosrd Melodies

8.30 p.m.—-Tho Pursuers 900 p.m.—-My Three Sons 6.30 p.m.—Parsde

iooo p.m.-—Bcn Casey . ll 00 p_m.—-News Magazine H.30 p.m.-—Exp|orations 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News 12:13 s.m.—l.ocsl Weather 12.14 a.m.—Viewpoint 12.20 s.m.-—Sign Off

CKCW-TV

12.15 prim—News. Weather, Sport.

LOO p.m.—-Wednssdsy Plcyhill Flame oi Vouth

230 prim—Sing Ring Around

yrs p.m.—Friend|y Gisni

u 5.f‘l "5.30 p.m.—Huckloberry Hound son p.m.——-Provincial At airs 4M5 p.m.—-Te|evlsion News (i 25 pox—Supper Club no P.M.——Purity Photo Quil 635 p.m.—-Television Wuihcr rim p.m.—Supper In 6.50 p.m.—Te|evision Sports p,m.—Maveric p.m.—-Our Man Higgins

II 30 P.M.—Exp|orstions 12.00 p.m.-'-CBC TV News

ON THE AIR

British entry into the European Common Market. Margaret and her husband.

Don’t Write Off Dief, Is Advice Of BI’ITISI'I Paper Weekend.

he visit was cancelled aftci

LONDON (CP) — British inaan announcement last Thursday terest in. tn}; e(iianlalidian electioni that, ‘hle ﬁofl‘nmem hfadhadVlsecl ' inam n em with an agalns l ecause o te need editorial in The Evening Stand_ to keep a member of the Royal Erdlamilwalspemal article in The ' East”)! at hxmerwllnle the Queen ai y ai . way in us 3 35m.

The Evening Standard. pub. Macmillan said there was no lished by Lord Beaverbrook'moubt that foreign countries rc- implies that Prime Minister-igm'.d.ed rqyal,v‘l5lt5 as haw"! nieienbaker sh ould not be1 political Significance and admit-

schcduled to visit

‘The. Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed, Feb. 13, 1963. 11?

the Earl of Snowdon. had been; Paris lasti

British G'ov’t Apologizes

To Windsor

LONDON (AP) _ The British von Hoesche. the German am-

government has apologized to the Duke of Windsor for not in- forming him in advance about controversial references to him in recently-published captured German archives.

Peter Thomas. undersecre- tary of state at the foreign of‘ fice. told Parliament there.

"It is true that the attention of His Royal Highness would normally have been drawn to the contents of the proposed text before publication. It is re- gretted that due to an admin- istrative oversight His Royal Highness was not so informed in advance in this case. and an apology has been made

The captured archives con- tained a report. apparently from the Duke of Coburg, tell-

ing Hitler in 1936 that the Duke 1

of Windsor, then King Edward

.vm. strongly favored a British alliance with Nazi Germany. The king was said to be ready to meet Hitler personally in Britain or Germany—regardless

what the British government inf the day. led by Stanley Bald- !wm. might think.

it another document. Leopold

bassador to Britain at that time. rcportcd King Edward's "friendly attitude toward Ger- many might in time come to exercise a certain amount of in- fluence on the shaping of Brit— ish foreign policy." ' The Duke of Windsor said im- mediately after publication of the documents in December 1that they gave “a generally Ifalse impression."

Thomas revealed the govern- ment apology when questioned .hy members of Parliament.

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lightly dismissed~ ‘ted that although Princess Mar- “ wri en 0 -i ‘ ' dians‘u H says: sﬁzﬂrdiscmiofficial character. remember that ‘ Harry Truman l he‘ssigogn all!“ realm! gems“. was dismissed with equal oer-lem t .e’ ta mya V5“ and talnty. and survwed to se ugnfenl al “I? my!” Thomas Dewey into a long,-seeme ardy “gm” dark. political night." Diefenbaker’s opponents should remember. the paper gdds, that Opposition Leaderl earson s by no means sure T P of a clear majority. The differ- 0 e encef beigeen success and fail- ure or earson might well He f in Quebec. “where the Social Credltnparty will make further REGINA ( P) gains. ‘ C - Robert Don Iddon. The Daily Mail's Thompson. Social Credit party artrespmdem in the united Leader.hflew Into Regina Mon- a es. crosses the border to re- 33’ ‘0 3mm" “I” With prom" port on the political situation cial and federal party officials and reports from Montreal that Whal‘; he said Will be 3 “mug evgryone there is turning more PrafleTLal‘m Platform- an more toward Britain. r- OmPS‘m “id 3‘ a 9”” CALLS n. PUZZLER conference that present ar- Iddon says in, h“ cover lf‘i-lnitiﬁm‘eynist offfer no security Cfanadlan elections fora quarter of. e Efrﬂrfmﬁﬁ' not he o a .e ~“ , ‘ this on: “ism: puzzler}. confess fooled again if! heard cor- The Sunday Telegraph. in an {,ectly. “If gumblg‘gs across the editorial, discounted the idea aziﬁzlesarwelziige‘r and details :gageantlgfnﬁzlgagfgne“Gill‘ng of the pSocial Credit farm plat- Diefcnbaker might form'will not be announced un- de or “transits. hibiscus; "w en 1 ' " 5 ' ‘ m“, Fido?! 8:3”: gels 50mg Credit party Will field about 240

"Buthe n] a _ic.andidates in the federal elec- cause he gno’ivge‘ituytetliﬁssflaliied “on April 8 and expects to 5le the more irritable the Ameri- a mmom‘v government xve cans Set. the more he knows it heard a number "f conserva- tcases. which makes him redou- “V05 say that. wont get more ble his efforts." than 40 .Seais‘ . ‘ all" came, a He said the New Democratic lengthy article from Washington Party will ‘05? “at” l“ m.” analysin! the state of Canadian- alerhon' Th.” .re 5" badly 59m American relatinns_ themselves it is liar to see lwhere they're going."

J On Social Credit nuclear weapons policy Mr. Thompson

I215 c-m.—Viewpoint l2.20 e.m.—CKCW TV News 12-25 rum—Sign O

said “we must differentiate be- tween offensive and defensive weapons. On offensive weap- ons—Canada wants no part of

Paris Trip

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7 (TO—Hebrew Christian Hour

7 IS—(‘ountry and Western Roundup 7 fin-News and Weather 735—CFCY Form New

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8 SO—Atlantic News

fly—Thought For Today Vito—CBC News and Voice Report ° lO—Preview Commentary—CBC

9 lS—Morning Moods

930—Pick Your Partner ¢.35—-Morning Moods

955—What’s The Song

in nil—News 8i Weaih-r MOS—Notes and Music

If) lit—Count Your Blessings—CBC l0 lS—Wm 57

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ll Pin—Newt Headlines and Weather ll 02—Women’s Institute Program ll,l5—Notes and Music

ll dS—Blllletin Board

‘1 'wn—Notes and Music

ll SS——Atlantic NIWI

l2 l“(l-"Weather

1? (IS—Mosin Music

1? 30—Ncws and Weather Ian—PEI Road Report INS—Mosin Music

lilo—News Headlines and Weather Luz—N5, Road on

1.03 Interlude

l ln-Matlnoe With Willis HS—Tommy Hunter-CBC

l Aﬁ—Mouily Music

TOO-News and Weather 2.05—Porirsit of a Star

7 I‘l—Hits and Encores

“Vi—News Headlines 8. Weather 3M—lrens-Csnsds Matinee-CBC

Margaret's trip to Paris and EDROP ABAI‘ll-)ONll/H‘Jl‘l'l' PLAN meeting with President dei OTTAWA tCPl —— The CNR Gaulle because "so soon afterlhas withdrawn its applicant!“ recent events" the royal visit‘for permission to discontinue "Seemed hardly right." .passenger service on three lines His statement touched off Iiin Western Ohia'l'lO. Transport ‘ ouse of Commons. 'Minister Balcer announced Fri- he was speaking at the day. The lines run between opening of a debate on Britain's Guelph and Owen Sound; Palm-

of Brussels talks Jan. 29 on Stratford and Kincardinc.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

future following the breakdown erston and Southampton: and-

-oiqsian[nn sapis mos I Note what happens if East 19199;) 1593 lcontinues with a spade. South lwins and leads a club. If East

.1???“ ltakes the club. he has no spade .KJ‘ sin return and declarer eventual- . 36 3 1 1y makes nine tricks g ‘QJ-s‘ ,a club again towards dummy. was". m “If West takes the club, he can . J 10 7 6 ‘ ‘ Q3 establish his spades bct. t h e n . 10853 '97. has no entry left to cash them. i . 9‘ .Q .1105, If declarer takes the queen of ‘ A3 ‘ 107 _ spades immediately. he is no 1 tested. As soon as East gets in ‘ A9 5 i on the first club lead. he returns ' AQ, ' a spade and South goes down our? 0 9' . . ‘98“: Let s say that Last. after Winning the queen of spades at. “10 bidding: trick one. shifts to the queen

North iof diamonds. Declarer ducks Pass I?" 9w! 3"" again —once more making use

Opening lead—six of spades. 0f the how“? Play— and I0" I ran into Sylvia the other exactlythe same reasons prevl-i day and she told me I was slip- OUSIY Swen' ping. As proof of this she cited 1‘ WW“ now appear that the a hand that appeared in this defense is completely bottled space recently. Sylvia wanted up. whether East reverts to m know why I had not mam spades or continues with dis- tioncd a simple play that would monds. 'Wlth defensive c. n m- have defeated the contract. munlcatlons broken and withl

, _ . l . the club entries dwided. iti lhgygzmj 22;: 5:158:12” 1: would seem that whic'l‘iever suit l

' . East plays at trick t rec. the programmers.“is: i: is we “mil woin with the queen This is the Who“: mm Est: “milling” hul hOldul’ Play WhICh denim.“ em" “$335825 5245?: poiilwout ploys to break communication East can b'eat the h a nd b); ’ between the adverse hands. playing another diamond. smith —-—'——‘—'—"T‘;._‘ wins and leads I club. East

i takes the jack with the king

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. r 4: lS—On Parliament Hill—CBC 6 20—Speris Parade

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8.]5—Mcritimc spOI'IIClI' 8.7l—Gerry Fogcrty Show 3.oo—csc News 3.24-Ths Bob Goulct Show 3.03—Trsns-Csnsdc Matinee 8.30 —Portrait of A Star LOO—CBC News

8.35—The Max Ferguson Show ADS—Canadian Roundup 9.00—CBC News & Voice Reports “0-- Styled by Eleanor 9.10—Previsw Commentary Lao-Countdown

.lb-A.M. Chronicle 10.10—Counl Your Blessings I0.l5—Playroom 10.30—Mullc Diary ILOO—CBC News lI.05-Joan Marshall

5.20-Tempo, CBC Notebook 6.00-CIC News l Inland Westhc 6.l5—On Parliament Hill 6.20-Regionsl Commentary 6.25-Mcrltimo Sporfscnt 6.30—Muslc In The Evening

ll 30—Tho Archers 7.I5—Iylino

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8.05—Contcmporcry Music by Young English Composers

AIS-Portrait of an Age. England In the time of Napoleon

LOO—CBC News I. Inland Weather 1 I.I5—Tho Tammy Hunter Show

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