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" The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues. Feb. 19. 1963. 9 to alter his plans. sources close!

| to the government said. i

I” ON He Visited the military COL: /

w . liege as planned and continuedl ‘ hi 31 Li . oman And Navy Office Cli‘chl‘V l tﬁlescolpic sights were seized in . e po ice 8

woop. ' L30 p,m,_~.uucai- 'PLANNED SHOOTING 2'00 p,m.——chez Helene o o e Usually well-informed sources 215 p.m.-Nurury School have said the plan was for a 2.30 pvm~-N"i°"" 5‘h°°" marksman. posted at a window.

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3.00 p.m.—-Lorem Young , PMSP tron: AP-Reulers . liac .and Robert Polnard, 37, days ago after being contactedyto shoot down the president as “o PMFTak, "my _IS — A 55-year-old pipe- about 24 hours after they were by the conspirators. .he walked in the courtyard of A00 p_m.—-—Scnrlel Hill 3m°kmg W031“ English tt'BBCher arrested late Thursday, the lthe military school. 4‘30 p.m.—Today at Home known 85 The Countess’ and sources said. SUSPECTS WATCHED l ourees close to the govern- stoo perml, .mul. a navy captain were reported The “Countess.” employed at Close watch was kept on the mom said the non—commissioned 5.30 p,m.vMiko Mercury end here to have confessed the Panis Military Academy asiisusl’9c‘5- , fofficer who tipped off military . Hi. sup" c... their role in an assassination a translator. was one of these .Pmne Mmme" Georges Pom'ﬁecurily had been asked by the 6m p.m'_$ml° plot against French Prestdent arrested Thursday htght after pidou' was consulted before aiplntters to get a detailed plan 6.“ p,m,_Gazen. de Gaulle. discovery 0f the plot. deCision was taken on whethepot the huge military academy 7E” perFCY TV New, Informed sources said both She and Poinard were said by ‘0 com“? the Watch in. thcibtilding on the left'bank of the 7'15 pmrcinem. 13.7 danled being trlssei'men in the sources c1059 to the investigat. hope 0i being led to the insti-‘Seine facing the Eiffel Tower. ' My Gal sat Plot, but they said they were ing authorities to have admitted 33W“? 0‘ "19 1’10t or 1119 the De Gaulle received several 900 p.m.-Car 54 to hide the killers who were to meeting whtin to prepare a conspiracy in the bud. ‘vls2tors at the Elysee Palace 930 p.m.—Perr have been supplied by Georgestnew attack against the French Pompidou, the reports said. Saturday.

y Mason . _ who r,,m.—-t=rcint Page Challenge (The .lepel'l Watln. prestdcnt, decided no risk could be taken! Authorities declined to say Hm plm._,nquiry Watin is a fugitive Secret waﬁn' in hiding from police. With de Gaulles life and or-.whether he would go to his & meUVEIV Am Army terrorist sought in con- dered arrests before the presi- couiitiy home at Colombey-Les- ‘1.

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loo a.m.-cac News nection with tin-earlier attempt minisggggtr auiiggltegifgenpag dent visited the military collegechux-Eglises this weekend. This '13 am —l.ocal Weather on de Gaulie's life. Gaune came under I ha“ of ‘l‘ldath lis in line with what has now ' The confessions cam. from De Gaulle. informed of theibecome customary security sur-

12.14 s.m.—-VieWP°i"' automatic weapons fire but cs-

l2.l5 a.in.—Sinn Oli Madame Paule Rousseiot de Lif- caped unscathed. discovery of the plot. refused rounding his movements. ,ziziaésezéwéﬂuow‘ 1F T “archtinfgumscsa‘ir; glesslggetm RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT 7 TV. CALLS erry ['0 IC with Watin and that her state- '

a Nl'l‘lt} or DAY 1 I h (merit had been corroborated by. iDay 43537 Nile 44503—447462 [In S 0W5 ard l

ADIO & TV They 'also quoted the “Counf \iAIixs It. .

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- l 0 less as saying an attempt on 59‘” Km" s" Ch-townilBlg de Gaulle's life was originally ll” 0 _ “g; fixed for Friday. when the pres-

ident visited the academy. but‘

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UltCW-TV the province in 1962 showed a had been poStponEd to ' later: . considerable increase over 1961, at“ l , 12.1!) p.m.-—New|, Weather. Sports lacording to Watin is reported to have 1m “mg—Tuesday Playbill yesterday by provincial “aim taken over as anti—Gaullist Se- The Pathfinder iporlation director Graham Ro_ crct Army ‘Organization (OAS) 73H tum—National schools gem leader in France after the ar- )»3hn run—At Home with ; Last year] the Borden- Cape rest of Andre (Black Monocle) Helen Cracker lTormentine service carried 482.— Canali Who “'35 reprieve‘l “tar 330 rum—Take Thirty l791 paSSengers and 199.275 ve_ being sentenced to death. 400 tam—Scarlet Hi” hicles. In 1961 the figures for TRIED m ABSENT“ ' I ‘ H0 p."i~--R0mncr Room ipassengers and vehicles were watt“ ts at present hethg 1 N 3351 Q 5m nun—Razzle Dazzle l429.791 and 178.555 respectively. tried in absonﬂa by a military ATHLETIC ’ . EXEQC'S’NG ] El

5,30 hut—Fignewton, Frong and_ The Wood Islands-Caribou ser- court at Vincennes with D

WlNGEY.’ -" LASTNIGHT.’

1 “Ce 133‘ year carried 165-010 others accused of the attempted

are (too p.ni.—-Supper Club passengers and 61.835 vehicles. assassination last August at >

Ms rum—Television News 1961 figures were 153.519 1385- Potit Clamart outside Paris. 67s p.m.-Supper Club sengers and 56,420 vehicles. pom.“ who taunt-had a coun- El 1,75 p.m.—Tolevision Weather Al Borden last year the load- ,.v_widp hunt for him, have in- -' by, memSuppor Club ed railway car exports amount- {armanon indicating he was in > ban ping-Television Sporls ‘ed to 11,579 carloads. Biggest unris a few day a. 7 7m [wry—Theatre at Seven ‘export was potatoes. accounting No further official Informa- a loser Takes All for 8.447 cars. ion on thp plot investigation a grin p.m —Bunkhousu Boys Imports at Borden last year -as been mwn since the Infor.

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gm n perry Mason amounth 1012'493 cars‘ Larg' natiion ministry Friday an- . p. i.—

“ “mm” was gas and ("L ac‘ 1"lll‘l(‘(‘d the arrest of a woman

1030 pun—Front Page Challeng- counting for 1.826 cars. 1nd four Ofﬁcers.

“00 l“"“_'"q”i’y ‘One of the three arrested ol- ll:30 p.m.——l.ively Arts ENTERTAIN rm: BLIND “ms Cam. Mame? Mam“. “'00 Dm—CBC W New. wasmngmn's L'brar‘v of CO" mont‘ was released later. Twol l2zl4 a.m.-Viewpoini gross regularly sends “talkint‘ ['hor" who had been held for martin—cch 'Y'V News hooks" to nearly 65.000 blind quw‘i‘mmn Mad“. Sgt A1,. 1205 rim—Sin" 0 l . . ‘n the United States. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ -

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LEADS TEAK EXPORTS Poinard. were also released.

M -7 h r ‘ - _ . I t *..... “I! Burma is the world s top teak‘ Latest reports on how the 1 $33235 44 32mm“? mist,“ T V ‘ lexporter and some 2.000 trained authorities uncovered éheﬂplot - zo-Tw 2 ~ elephants are used in foresting say a non-commissmne 0 mar ‘_'. _ - I) .M‘ 1operations. tipped off military security 10 thank“. I‘Cmmt xii-3);“; s 0, ‘ E ‘ *1 over . . ." tree papers w I "l 11.Foray 2. Washing. 23, Dip . [gunma- ' 8 so 9 "3 1" Mm“ "m" “Eh”? ammmg ‘ 0 en :. a.m.-. pm. i, when; birthday mm - _ N'- im Kent St. (Opp. Eaton‘sli; 3y 3. J,“ BECKER _ month mm, egg Egg 'muu-H essence-m.- i l 13. Biblical 3. Royal 24, Vision. ,4. _.,.___.______——.i _ . name: chief: Haw. aﬁe. Yesterdsy'e Lune CFCY . South dealer. lot trump, and led the jack of: p0”_ Lamde 25_ ’ I Neither side vulnerable. [clubs and finessed. East to o 15mm (. TUESDAY ll, ithe king. returned the queen o i antenna) lspades. and South went down? into “QR—5‘3" 0" ' K108 one. losing three spades and a; 15.Freo him—New 8. Weather lclub' l 1&Mted (LBS—Country a. Western Roundup *Ang l There is no doubt that South‘ outof h.55~News a Weather ~ WEST EAST lwas unlucky to find East with‘ 8118139 700—chrew Christian Hour ‘ Ag‘s .QJIO gum Rim of Clubs and west with 17.Greek “5“CWM’Y 3‘ wwe'" R°“"dUP . '4 the ace of spades. Nevertheless. we; I 7'3fL‘N‘W‘ 1‘ w°"h" he should have made the hand. ' “5—Cch Fm“ N'w' 1:5!{38262 1.111;):5‘3 ‘He should have taken out -: 19 “1mg” E Iii—Country 8. Western Roundup SOUTH surance to guard against these 'cer. ” “M‘N‘W‘ K 6 2 po<sibiliiies cenuped. .< p 1]._._.V m" ‘ “ ' _ 22. Advantage . 9“ OAQJ97652 The method of play that prac 26 In “The R‘s—{WNW & wwe'" R°°"d”pi _ ilically guarantees the contract ‘Tmpm. HS—wem." i 4.34. Lis to discard a club on the open- m ago—Atlantic News ling lead of the king of dia- 3mm isr—ihought For Today i The bidding: mond5_ It does not matter m 27.5mm, Gilli—News 8. Voice Reports—CBCl South welt North East the actua! hand what west 28.,roclmuy' Q'Irjvprcwgw C°mm°nmvwcac ‘ " Par“ Pa" Pa“ plays next, but let‘s assume he1 “blood i'lg'ﬁ‘ci'wfﬂﬁf‘fiu | Opening lead — king of dia- continues with the ace of dia-. 29.5heiteror -i W i fl r - .. monds. 9'33_M°'",'”g M°°d’ ‘Imflrh‘lj': is the kind of hand it: The Contract is now 100 per Indian -. “WWW” the song i s e. Dcclarer draws a 30.?ersiancotn I Woo—N s. w lh .would be easy for anyone to cent .ur I“ mos-N3: 5. M21" ‘misplay. There is no doubt thatlround ot' trump (two. it‘ neces-l 32.Closeto Mill—Count Your lilessin I-CBC some plays in bridge are not al- ‘ saryi and plays the jack of 33-7" Forge I. this—Win 57 g ltogethci- obvious. even though; clubs to the ace. Then he leads 38-0 801' o o limo—Notes and Music lthcy are clearly correct. and-the queen of clu s. d 39-1121“!!! 1" z HOG—News Headlines & Weather this hand Contains one that 1‘ EaSt has the king In 41. French In llm—Notes a. Music might easily be missed. covers. south ruffs and denter:l umpm‘ ” ll dS—Bulletin Board South was in four hearts andi dummy With a trump to isle? “on!” “SO—Notes and Music west led the king of diamondsiiwo spades on the 109 of cu 5. er > ll55~Atlantic News Roundup Dcclarcr ruffed. drew a roundalf East does . not cover the Q.Mempoh z l?.00—-Wcother "qnecn, south discards a spade mm per. @ mos—Mostly Music . FOR A TV SNACK and continues Wilhdlht; tegleveo: 10mm“ "I lam—News a. Weather 4 "3” Sure To Please .elubs. geEs gaiuretho km of “_ 1mm u ” 12.43—P.E.l. Road Report DIAL +9226 .liiicks as as O I clothe. . YIS—Mottly Music cu s. , mum "Mam Headline- & weathev i DOW’S Restaurant i it West has the king. South DAILY CRYP'I‘OQUO’I‘E — Hero's how to work '33an I “downy. “oz—“mm” j Free Delivery 9 am. to l a.m. ‘is 5”" Sure of the contra“ A x Y D I. B A A X I - '" a”: l.l5—Shir|ey Harmer It What‘s On mnewﬁm mnrning When he leadtis "is queei; dgf b L o N a F E L L o w z ‘_ 1 “pp (CBC) ohms and scar 5 a. pa ' One letter simply stands for another. In this sampleAls used c "S—MW'Y Music West can win with the icing. but , , . 200 N t S m for the three Ls, X for the two 0s. etc. Single letters. spos 0 2.05:}:6‘“ -& Wmher “30"N'W' 5' M‘rmm' wea'h" that do“ -n°t ptrevent | k on} trophies. the length and formation of the words are all hints. email at a Star H.35_s,_r“gh, Sum“, from Iwinning en re s. it uh “y a" god. letter. are different. a “0—H”! 8' Encore, l2 00—News Regional Weather 8: “CL if weSt does “0t caSh the (ﬂ HORNE" 8‘ wwh" . Sports. Scores ace of spades at this point. de— A Oryptogrnm Quotation '3037—lrans-Csneds Matinee—CBC n 05_s;gn o” clamr makes five odd. . m j-gtwwnwm ‘ Thekeytothehandis the 2A xserLA zvnMALAS as m - News 8. Weather CBA e. 1.03—(snadian Roundup—CBC ‘ n “I” “t "'c" °“ 1 a 'r n u o x A w r A i. A. -— J A N c o u v A- : Ann—Hm 8' Emor“ m“ Av 1.15—5hlrley Harmer end TAB {titanicrpcvmm 6.00—The Gerry Fogerty Show. h ' 0" TBPP 505.",e 0”, as. n s.oo-—csc News & Inland Weather 1.45-Timo Out For Melody Yum”. cryptoquou; A BACHELOR Is LIKE A MAN 5.25.20-Merln: w3 n. 9.15—Maritime Sportscsst 1.59—Dom. Ob. Time Signal m m WITHOUT A FUR CAR-RUSSIAN Paovm Sis—lbs 0mm“ " 8.2l—The Gerry Fogerty Show ZOO—Time Out For Melody (o m I swam.“ m) 6.00—News 8. Weather lilo—Portrait of e Sler 2.15~Atlentlc School I'cest x1" mm Us. > . __ 8.35—The Mex Ferguson Show ’Alrwey To Songs' * 6.20—2:°,f:r:::::. H.” CBC 9.00—CBC News and Voice Reports 2.30-Atlantlc School B’cast ham—tonighva Mum 9.10—Prevlew Commenlery 'Thlngs of Nelure' I _ 700—5.“ .0 ,h! BM. 9.16—A.M.Chronlcle ‘ 2.45—John Drelnie Tells A Story EGAD’MR‘BRIDGEWA‘ER' h ;.30—Not~, 3, want," lO.lO—Count Your Blessings 3.oo:ca(‘:: Maw: N“, JAG. 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