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Mo p.m.—Razzlo Dazzle on his shoulders. kee - .

5.30 p.m.—Kingfiaher Cov ' U may“ 1; a slightly plump‘ Maggi téfifé‘ggion'fihln Utlrlqe trou-

bm p.m.'Commant and Convictionifive - foot - eight Burmese who is to be withdrawn Jun,

‘3" P"""°"'"' WW 1‘32 undn. Because heE’I‘hant has been shrinking

7.01 p.m.-CFCY TV News is _ N secretary-general. he is. slowly. But he still will be ac-llive established 7,15 p.m.—Cinama actively juggling a dozen or lively involved in continuing ml of

12.00 m ~CSC TV News 12.l3 s in —Local Wutliar 12.14 arm—Sign Off

mo p.m.—Fridsy Plavbill troi of Kasllmur e majorityiBrilisli out of I Harvey Girls of the council wanted him toiSouth Arabia égdenrztrlgnfld‘l'nerml: 2.50 p.m.—Ao Home With Halon take over that task but India'Yemen But Thant keeps trying Croc or opposed it. The Soviet Unionlextending the life of his peace. 3m p.m.—Tsks Thirty supported India with its threatlmissions to the area every two 330 prim—Th. Friendly Glen! of veto power. and the council‘ months, 3.45 p.m.—Mr. Rog rs withheld the recommendation. 1 He still bosses a 5.000-man

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SATURDAY PROGRAMS

a 400 am -Slr Francis Drake

. s.m.—Vlew

IDAY PROGRAMS CFCY-TV

p,m.—MUSI(‘I‘

p.m.—Slr Francis Drink.

The Bishop Misbahavaa p.m.—Country Hoedown p.m.-—Tho Dafandara

cxcvi-Tv

p.rn.-Station Sign On News. Weather. Sports

p,rn.-—l<lngflsliar Cove p.m.—Supp0f Club p.m.-—Telavlslon News p.m.—Suppor Clu pom—Weather p.m.—Suppar p.m.—-Sports p.m.—-Edgar Wallace p.m.—My Favorite Martian

Club

p.m.—Telna ope

p.rn.—Tha Untouchables

p.m.-CBC rv N w.

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a.m.—Llona| Network Naws

lam-Midnight Theatr- lovos of Carmen

U lhant Viewed As Juggler

lrne Canadian, Charlottetown, Fri. June 5, 1964. 11

0f Many Political Pyramids

By A. I. GOLDBERG UNITED NATIONS lAP)—At~.

‘i-s unmistakabl th . las was a muscular gent once y e boss

At the end of June he emerges?

yday-today disputes. But Thant; keeps the question on i die throughout the ye

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a hot grief 81'

Mom is directly involved in

credited With carrying the world {mm “mm” Military peace- dealing with Soubh Africa's ra-

more politial pyramids. ycivilian aid to the country st The United States has sug'. ’I‘hant has another personal}! seated making him an umpire representative in the field try-l in the dispute started by Cam-1mg to dampen the Republican-‘ as charges of aggresswniltoyalist war in Yemen in en- lodjgogJéal‘nIntttlgf Unitedmstalijesl coiiraging the United Arab Re- an . ie amn e Niubli'cads ' Security Council. 1) n audi Arabia to end gl‘thst eagle lg; reicently. lustiers. He has a er e . urty Councllicessful and the situation there dodged an outright request tolhas become complicated by Y

it 1 technical assiata

iactive suoport for the contend-:99“smullly kept 3 hand I“ “‘91 not been too sue-disarmament conference, He

,cial segregation policies and its. 0 (oroeitrials of apartheid opponents.- 30 Midland Wth trying to get a UN‘

no I 3 in the territory} SouthAWest Africa as a firstl en in its independence under. Bantu government. ‘ He has

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been a moving force

Qbehind the gigantic UN trade . and development conference and} the cabinet. Prime Minister Sir the arrangements for it. He has} “be”

some. med worldtolssop

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‘has a high~1eve1 scientific com-‘neas interests.

around pushing scientific advancement in developing coun ’ . . ’I‘hant also has a continuing! chore in West Irian. which The Netherlands relinquished in 1963. to line United Nations and the‘ UN in turn transferred to Indo-

nests.

The terms of the agreement call for the inhabitants of the territory to hold a plebiscite be- fore 1970 on whetlher they wantl to remain with Indonesia. The nited Nations has to keep a finger in the pie until then, and ’l‘hant has one of his top aides at on a scouting expedition in the territory to see how things have worked out so far.

SPOONER RESIGNS

CANBERRA (Reutersl —- Sirl William Spooner. Australia's na‘: tional develop m e n t minister since l951. has resifined from

M e n z i e s announced Tuesday. Spooner said he had insufficient time to attend to his rsonai. professional and busi-

hirn to be an umpire in the In- 1 men Republican ell

_ _ d . . diam-Pakistani dispute over con-i League campaigns tindrivehllnizl

'Ilhant is already ankle deepl force keeping peace tween in Southeast Asia. He acts as ai Israel and Arab neighbors in the postoftice for Indonesia and Ma-fliiiddle East. laysia in. their complaints> He played an important inter- agalnst each other over lndo l mediary role between the United nesia‘s_threat to crush the new: States and tihe Soviet Union and federation of Malaysia. He is; Cuba during the missile crisis. directly concerned in arbitrat-‘He is constantly being pressed 1 ing a border dispute between‘ by Cuba for further direct inter- Cambodia and Tha'Lland. 'vention to stop us. reconnais- . CYPRUS HEADS LIST lsance flights and exile raids on

Reading the list of pyramidal “b8

is his direction of the UN Peace ‘ 0N ammo LINE

Force in Cyprus. He has an in-‘ He is directly on the firing line than general commanding mill-lip the African-Asian-Communistl tary units. a Finnish mediator drive to give the Negro major‘ trying for a long-range politicallity in Southern Rhodesia' inde- settlement between reek-.pendence from Britain. serving and Turkish - Cypriots and an as messenger to Britain for the Ecuadorean diplomat as his spe-iUN special committee of 24 of cial representative to iron outldecolonization. That committee

CFCY-TV

P .M.—Musn.ato

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

pom—World of Sport San Francisco vs. Philadel- phla p.m...TBA p.m.—Belmont Stakes

p.m.—Fisharman's log

p.m.-—To Tail The Truth

p.m.-Bava’r|ay Rllibillias

p.rn.——Deailu Playhouse

p.m.—Grest Movias T

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ha Voung . p.m.-—Juliatto con—CBC TV News ..m.-—Tho Lata Show

‘l‘ha Vigilantas laturn

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You are the dealer. bothl The range for the three heart aides vulnerable. and have op-lbid is generally 13 to 15 points.

cried with One Heart. Partnerlbut some of these points may __

responds Three Hearts. Whatibe distributional. It is not un-

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

BEDOUW WOMEN of the Sinai Peninsula. Egypt; ARE FORBIDDEN TO DANCE

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of Gladstone. Mlch., BITTEN BY A DOG N 1924 UNDERWEMT SURGERY ill I963 OF 4 0063'

wou you bid “OW With 93°11 Oil usual for the jump raise to con-I the following four hands? Ham only 11 m. 12 high _ can“ “‘3 Jpoinbs. and care must ere«1

L .6 .qu‘zs .92 53 1;: 3 fore be exercised while inves« .' “‘3 .Aqs" . 4" ltlgating tlhe slam. Four clubs " 6m 'QJB” .5“ “5 is a slam try showing club con-1 a. gas .1934: chars ‘MSltrol. It invites partner to} 1' Four “("me This show any extra values he 11331

isn't: . I. much of a hand if you count. “"90

1m excess of a minimum - heart bid The intention is to the high - card points only. but . ~ . i it has enormous possibilitieslfizss 31f partner bid. four“ 0 p p o s i t e a r ’

art . |

1.11 1‘1 1 response. The n ulneiiel'ieaotl 3- 51" heart” The Wed” “3" tricks that can he made de-mlre °f partner" “’99 Marti pends on the number of aces’ “‘1 ‘5 “m lmlx’fl'a‘“ hemi ‘1“"1 partner has. and the way (0' all suits are under control and»

find out how many he has is «,1 twelve tricks are likely. whether 'partner's values

1.55 ems—sullen Sign on 1 kwmd. . are in 2.00 prim—Top Tan Plus “$15119, respond. the, form of high cards. diatribut-i 3.00 pm.—World n spades. ‘h owing m1.” Median. both. While is true. Baseball Ggmg of m. w..|t you bid “we” hurts: if he I“... that if partner has exactly the; MS p.m._Emmon Kally ponds five hearts. showing two. right. hand a grand slam canl 5.30 pan—Dolmen. Stgkgg aces. you bid 51x hearts: if he be made_ 11118 possibility is too‘ 6-00 FM'FW’" “no. responds five diamonds. she-.3304}? 2:“ 39:53:11; 6.30 NL—TOIOVISIOH Naws ‘ . . - ‘ . p Win; one "9‘ you Sign on at‘ him to take care of all our lo-

p.m.-Tha Early Show The Angel Who Pawnad

Harp. p-m—Tha Beverly Hillbillies

five hearts. In all these cases. it is assumed that there will 59’5- g be no diamond losers. which is‘ 4. Five hearts. This is cer—‘i certainly a reasonable assump-lgtlinly not 1! minimum Openinli

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3.00

8.30 p.m.—Hannusay , —— we have 16 high - card

9.00 p.m.—Candid Camera 2, your clubs. more 1. .. points — and a slam is there-‘

9.30 p.m.—Gmi Movlu instinct pomblmy of a 513ml fore a reasonable possibility. The Young Phllsdolphlsm hm also, but Black w cod However. we can sure of.

11.30 pat—Juliette would not be 11 Bed the making six. since the number,

12.00 12.10 12.20

p.m.—CI‘C rv NOW!

s.m.-—Llonai Network Nawa

a.m.—Tha late Show Million Dollar Manhunt

SUNDAY PROGRAMS

1.00 1.30

2.00 p rim—Speaking Franck a_45_wu,h" 2.00—Nswa, Weather A Sports Scores 2'30 “rm-hm" hr ‘rodn' 8.50—Atlantic News Roundup ‘2‘05‘5'W‘ 0"

3.00 p.m.—Tlma of Your life 8.57_Thougm for Today cu

4.00 p.m.—KIyn0MOd M 9.00—-News I. Voice Reports CBC

4.l5 p.m.-——Tha Out oors an 9J°_Pwviaw camm. "nu,

"30 P'm'-Tw‘"'y'7w'"~ 9 l5—Notes and M is '

5'00 9'“ “Hflmg' 9.27—Matlnea Musical Charadaa 61’0",“ 5°"? MOW 910*

5 27 p "" ‘CBC TV N.” 9 (BO—Nolan and Mu Pl" 1

2.30

9.00

12.00 ' 12.10 l2.15

CFCY-TV

pron—Musicale p.rn.-Country Calandar

pan—20111 Century p.m,_intarnational Zena p.m.-$omo of These Days p.m.—AII Star Thasiva p.m.—-llp:ord p.rn.--HIZO p.m.-Flashback

p.m.-—Ed Sullivan Show

prim—CBC TV News a.m---l.ocai Weather arm-Sign OH ‘

CKCW-TV

p.m.—Staton Sign On pom-Tho Christophan pom-Country Calendar p.m.—Falth In Action p-m.-—Commont I Conviction p.m.—Timo of your Ufa pom—Kaynotes p.m.—Tha Outdooraman p.m.--20 - pans-Haring! p.m.—ClQ-TV pins-20011 Century p.m.—|ntarnational Zena pom—Metro Theatre

Kid For Two Farthinga .m.-—Haul P-m.—Flashback P-m-—-Ed Sullivan

dim—CBC TV News a.m.-—Llon'al Tolovlalon Nun urn—«Station Sign Off

RADIO TODAY

CFCY RADIO

ans of checking out the pos-l of tricks we can make depends; sibility. Partner might have aim whether partner has a min; hand that. would produce twelve: : mph Wm one a“ only) and1 imum or maximum three heart yet a five diamond responselb‘d we “mm” “1‘ mm 1” would not solve this problem. 5make the final decision_

l'l.00-—Naws I. Eaglonal Weather 1 1.05—5llrligl'il Serenade 11.30—News L Maritime 11.35—Starllghi Serenade I

Ill—Country G Waataln Roundup 8.00—Nawa

8.11—Waathsr

8.16~Country I Western Roundup

Weather

aoo—cac News I. Inland Walther SIS—Maritime Sportscau

UIIC 9.55—Whal’s The Sang Contest Oil—Tho Garry Fogany P 2

10.00—Naws and Weather

art 8.25—Tha Bob Goulat Show 8:45—Msx Ferguson Show 9.00—CBC News A Direct lapel-ls 9.10—Previaw Commentary 9:30-AM. Chronicle l0.lS—Blys and The Boys l0.30—Court Of Opinion 11.00-CBC News “zoo—loan Marshall ll-lS—For Consumers 11.20—Record Album

lIIOS—Notea and Mu 11.27—Matlnn Musiciai Charadoa

ll.50~-—Notes and Music News Roundup 12.05—Town and Country Tlma 12.15—Don Manor-CBC 12.30—Nawa and Weather 12.43-P.E.l. -Rosd Report "JO—Tho Archers l2.45—-Town and Counlry Time Il.4S—Mullc on the Heath! LOO—News, Weather In N-S. Road IZOD—Jamboree Junetlen' \ mils-Tho Music on Masses

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12.30—Marltirno Farm I’euti LOO-CBC News and Weather 1.15—Tommy Hunter Show

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6.2o——Today’s Editorial Gas-Maritime Spomcan 6:30—Music In The Evening Tao—NS. Provincial Alf-its N.l. Provincial Affair! loo—Assignment 8.30—Rsurvad For Music 9.00—1ndex, x. 9.30—Chamber Music, an.

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