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Leaf vein LOOK AT MY NEW KNIFE / IT'S GOT } . 7:01 p.m.—Summer Supplement ~~. 7 27. Decorated 1 e PICK , SCREW DRIVER, NAIL FILE, y Hi FOUND } : ife of Riley THE 21 (obs. acy NUTCRACKER AN! i i How's " ; see . IT YET. = :00 : across the San ) ROT . at ee kas § yer Se ” \ | 30 p.m.—Reflections - 4 NO TWO OF THEM ARE ALmer (N.Y. C.) i RN i we eae | ior Z| 10:00 p-m.—Wv2tt Earp : fw oe is | 10:30 p.m.—toretta Young tne : 35. Cereal grain =} 31:00 p.m.—E*plorations : ge WPS UKE 37. Lamprey > 14:30 p.m.—Playbill ac a 00% 38. From z 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV NEWS - (prefix) 12:13 a.m.—tocat Weather 38. To lure j: 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint A 41. Nickel -TV — CHA . yowar? (sym.) CKCW-TV — CHANDRE“S ; ame 1 Mics | | 42 Within 9:45 am—Sign On. “sa Cares (prefix) 10:00 a.m.—Remper Room - ine HAS PREPARED 44. Employed ¥1:00 a.m—Sign Off (1789-16729 — on ueln 46. Metal $20 p.m.—Thursdey: Pleybill PARISH SCHOOLMASTER - Hog saba’s 47. Martini ul News, Weather, Sports| ALWAYS WORE 3 SETS OF FLANNEL gernish ya Movie-Golden Salaman. | UNDERWEAR AND 4 GREATCOATS EVERY MORNING 46. English 2 ' ae By SBE ON TOP OF THE OTHER NA: FOR 30. YEARS =|, Fiver © 8.00 p.m—Ed and Ross ““hars oF suuan SS - ep meme | lg Ok, = 5:30 p.m.—Woody Woodpecker i S ; . 6:00 p.m.—Supper Club ) } ; name > 6:15 pm—News oa wm ™ — (poss.) a oli oo CONTRACT BRIDGE =| DAY errreauore —Rewsnr wrecks 1G a> pavBenper Cid , | AXYDLBAAXR 19 6:50 p.m—Sports By B. JAY BECKER is LONGFELLOW al § 7:00 p.m.—Highway Patrol ~* One letter simply stands for another, In this sample A ts use@ 7:30 p.m.—tThats How ht bs for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- ~ 8:00 p.m.—t Love Lucy me and gave West his trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, ~ —— 00 : South dealer. trump trick. tr o — —— — ane = 7 Beth sides vulnerable. West returned a spade. each day the code letters are different. —_— : ; p.m.—Deputy Declarer ruffed, cahhed the ‘4 as HERE THEY ARE—THE BEST REFRIGERATORS ON THE MARKET ee oe toe NORTH _ || A-K of clubs, and ‘exited—with ‘a Cryptogram Quotation — eee cer ee ‘ aa: ||club. West took the queen. Dum-| FM FR TCM KABM MC BZHQ VCSBAB |q . 1959 FIRESTONE & PHILCO «fet |; my was spades, and rath- 1190 m—Wreating __ 4 @643 tt er-than give South a ruftdiscara}| 2 VF WA GSCBBFTI MVA SFLAS— 136 1 «Faget «+ Figen oK763 '| by leading a spade, West decided 3 i 12:15 a.m—CKCW News EAST cnt WFTGCWT. a 12:20 p.m.—Sign gnmss 6n97633 |0o eee aaa ee _— eee a /@i0 | N# he would find East with eith- Yesterday's Cryptoquote: SO TEACH US TO NUMBER S YEAR WARRANTY—UP TO 30 MONTHS TO PAY CFCY RADIO ¥ ; x@ er the king or jack. The play OUR DAYS, THAT WE MAY APPLY OUR HEARTS UNTO 7 ° Cr . — proved fatal end declarer made ‘WISDOM — PSALMS. = ae lee F #5 S30 | [Moved taiel-end deciarer-made | WISDOM — PEALA re Yor FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO THURSD fo ee ee eee oer ‘ To ’ CO. LTD . AY @AISE4 monds instead of the ace, the iebiiesabes ° ° 6.00 Christian Hour hAl1042 ed. _Declarer would have to._lose . wn 6.15 Country. & Western Round-| The bidding: two diamond tricks to go dows. NOT SO MANY = South Wet 1 Fast Let’s examine West's position DATES # IT'S 6.30 News i9 999 at the point when he wins the 6.35 Weather ae . queen of clubs. He knows South 6.40 Country & Western Round started the hand with a single . up Opening lead—jack of spades. |'0n spade ‘declarer ruffed the 7.00 News The ability to count out a|Second. spade lead). He also ; 7.10 Weather hand ie one of the most valuablg|kmows South started with exact- 7.15 Country & Western Round-| assets a player can own. Th&'Y five hearts and four clubs >. up . counting process is available to| ‘East had shown up with one s : 7.30 News & Weather both the declarer and the de-| heart and\two clubs.) a oan Lange ieee fenders. All one has to do is| West can therefore deduce r ve. Soa = take advantage of the many op-| that South started with three ; portunities which arise. diamonds; neither more nor less, = fe a tnay be redundant te ; “necessary” to: fit out ‘team and Westers that each player is dealt 13 the 13 cards declarer originally “R undup. cards and that there are 13 held. 8.45 Weather cards in each suit, but putting| West can therefore be sure 850 News this information to active use that if he leads the nime of dia- YOUR MCTHER ' I'LL-CALL YOU BACK = 9.00 Morning Devotions during the play of the cards is a|monds, the contract is defeated. AND I WANT I HAVE TO ATTEND : challenge not always met. | He can be certain of eventually NEFA % MMIT MEETING 9.10 Morning Moods , : ; To. HA ASU o~ 9.30 Top, Tune Time South was in four hearts and winning two diamond tricks. FEW WORDS . 945 Who Am I ; got a spade lead. He won with | It’s just a question of adding; Pa 4 | 9.56 Musical Interlude the ace, cashed the A-K of hearts| up to thirteen. \} a 10.00 News : ’ 2 Iz 10.05 Magazine of the air a w 10.30 Melody Parade o 10.45 Swift Money Man ; dq 11.00 News Headlines and Wea . <5 7" ther 11.02 Magic of Musie “ De. rr nea ile 11.30 News s ox aa 11.40 Weather ve vO aon 11.45 Magic of Musie 4 Dp % ; wm poste 12.00 Weataer . . ee vy Sire ) 12.6 Rhythm Roundup A ; en OF 12.30 News and Weather WASHINGTON (AP) — A new|was created. But Moscow boyet- OUR BOARDING. HOUSE MAJOR. HOOPLE ws 12.45 Mostly Music round of East-West disarmament|ted that one on grounds that 16 : se t 1.00 News Headlines and Wea-|talks shaped up Monday with an-|of the 25 members “belonged te THE ONE WHH ther , nouncement that a 1(@-nation com-/| military blocs directed by West- OKAY, NOW LISTEN AND GET |T RIGHT TH STRIPED os WHY IN JARNATION DID YOU @& 1:02—Mostly M mittee will start work in Geneva|ern powers.” Z Pi AA iM) A Ghoaiovt a PANTS AND TH LE7 DUKE MAKE OFF WITH MY MININ. \ :02—Mostly _Musie. ; . : TH FIRST TIME BECAUSE I'M IN A HURRY! & , . 2.00 Mostly Musie (Cont.) early in 1960. : U. S. officials, who previously] | ONE AT ATIME, L WANT EACH OF WALRUS FACE a sun. S70“? 2.30 Back to the Bible. A joint statement by the United | had objected to parity on grounds YOU MUGS TO PUT YOUR WALLET, Your GOES FIRSTS z { ' S \ 300 News Headlines and Wea-(States. Britain, France and Rus-|that it would. set a damaging! [WATCH AND ANY LOOSE FOLDING MONEY << en) \v— ‘ sia signalled rebirth of talks/ precedent for future international IN YOUR POCKETS ON TH’ RUNNING BOARD ex - $.02 ‘Best on Request — which broke down two years ago. | gatherings, said Monday the five- OF TH CAR +-DID I SAY CAS Z HAHA! - 4.00 Metin aad Wen The composition of the new|five split on the new committee =I MEAN TH [939 CORN PLANTERS Mad e 4.05 The Outports ther committee follows Moscw's de-| was agreed to because of special y Tp CONT : z = 5.00 News & Weather mands for parity in disarmament | circumstances and in view of the Se | Bey oO Es 5.10 The Outports (Cont.) talks by including an equa! num-| great importance attached to the — is tee & Weether ber of members from both East} need for disarmament 6.03 Music és You - and West. The four - power ’@nnouncement fae 7.00 Sports Reunite SP Phe five Western nations on the | proclatmed “recognition, of. the =z Wah Shae Gor Yon .>—teommittee| will be the United| United Nation's disarmament re- a 7.30 at aad Weather States, Britain, France,Canada/} sponsibility. , ae and Italy. The five Communist! «¢ , ; : : gg wre Messer .nd His Is-| nations will be the Soviet Union, | for- ee oe 0s Tolettaai Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania} yres rests with the United Ne - 9.00 News & Weather ‘« ee waned out of a five-na tiegs, | hale. - M TO PRACTICE, 10 Starli a mist fa five-na-| “The setting up of the disar- ‘ oN H co er gg hg gy tion United Nations disarmament oe Sadan, in no way di- oa UNTIL I°TELL YOu WAS 2 We NO 10.30 Traveller's Night Life subcommittee in 1957 after length | minishes or encroaches upon the us : ne 91.88 Dominion News talks in London. That group im | United Nations’ responsibilities im G : re cluded the United States, Britain, | this field.” : HT} 11.10 Maritime Weather France and Canada and the Sov-| —. — x 11.15 Night Beat iet Union, » |GENEVA TALKS START wn 12.00 News & Weather Later a 25 - nation commission; The -rmomentum for reviving 12.05 Sign’ Off > mpaee |the disarmament talks got under ae CBA THURSDAY | 7:30—Rawhide and Music way during the East - West Gen- -00—Teen-Tempo and Music. |eva foreign ministers conference 3 wm a g een po " ' DAYLIGHT TIME 8.25—Tempo ae on Germany’ which ended last 2 e ; & 7:15—Marine Weather and 8:30—Album for Thursday month. a ; U 7:30—News, Weather and cose 9:00—Royal Performance. The Fast West talks 98 & pre- 2 Bee eae 9:45—TBA. . posed agreement to suspend 8:00—News and Weather. 10:00—Vancouver Chamber Or- | atomic tests’ will have an im- : = 8:15—Maritime Sportscast chestra. |portant bearing on the disarma- ‘ 8:20—A. M. Chronicle. 11:00—News Roundup and Talk.} ™ent discussions. The atomic test ; : i. mina’ ‘ban talks, now in recess but i 8:45—Morning Devotions 11':30—Eventide. heduled- t Oct. 12; 9:00—News. 12:00—-Here’s the Weather and °°)" ode scauadaneuna creates ° ° , 8 < -% ; ; Cons GOODBYE FRIEND! igerredl Chronicle. Sige 0G. _| during the last year but still face = x Guinuen aan tee 10:00—A: M. Chronicle — ee ee ° ——WATH ALL MY LOVE! 10:45—Morning Commentary. | 7 ea coe : = @) ae / 10:55—For Consumers. — tostings’ eelaatartly ot NEW DELHI (Reuters) Fringe | Ge recent armed clashes on the | Jy i; is ab. Mews f oats . eee 1g Minister Nehru Monday disclosed | northeast frontier. lg 11:03—Mr. Homme’s House. Millions Agree: oe ~ the extent to which Conpmunist | |, 1" ix = Vi : 11:15—Performer’s Showcase. | BOMB EXPLODES Chinese and Indian “relations | PELT PICTURE { St a | 11:30—Conductor’s Corner. s WRIGLEY S 5 eaeee : . have worsened behind’ a public} ne incident\in Bombay when — : 11:45—In Reply GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Aj veil of friendly statements. |Indians pelted a picture of Com- |O f 12:00—Jamboree Junction bomb exploded Monda¥ night out- H i Le io “> i 12:30—Maritime Farm Broad- ‘SPEARMINT side the building housing the apds-| He made public ‘an increasingly | munist Chinese leader Man Tao- anak | tolie nuncio, causing some dam- ae ee ee notes In’ tumg moved the Chinese govera- : aoe 3 é age.\ No one was injured. The as se! fi mma over incur- ment t sav that tis Sistas Are gaat is most papal nuncio, Msgr. Ambrogio|Sions imto India’s isolated north: past der to te sodien tons 1:15—The Archers. ° ee | Marchioni, was dining with the|east frontier and the arrest of In- | ,, nesainil , \ 1:30—Semprini Serenade. sane Yn TS was-received, protests would com ee ee satisfying 'Archbishop of Guatemala, Msgr. | diams im Tibet. tty oak A 2:00—Holiday ton nue and “never stop,’even for . | Mariano Rossell Arellano, in the| The government report to the | 91. hundred years.” + : 2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. by far puilding, but they were a good|Lower House showed that the) . eee 2:45—Music in Black and White : distance from the blast. first border dispute between the | This and another Chinese ‘state- =33:00—News. eee eeatel ch “it bree | ment alleging Indian imterference : . J untries. occurred within three : 3 . 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee. “p.| i China’s affairs in Tibet drew | Gf aabcored tee Socin months of the signing of the Chir ‘ J aT :00—S : a. ; . : - jan expression of regret from im- 4-30—Drama Ih Sound. nese-Indian friendstip treaty five diam ths te ft Oa Zz. : News |years ago: ; . language ios. steuees Fish Broadcast The treaty was hailed by lead. | USS ; ‘2 -39Tempo. ; ers of both countries at that time’ “he last communique recorded ie gl Weather but the government repott.tolé of ;y "ich protested “deliberate ag- e 6:15—Regianal~ Commentary, fruitless negotiations om ‘frontier | Stession’” on its northeast’ front- 5 | *~——-_ Maritime scast,. anda disagreements, recurrent Indian | ‘¢? and added: cy Sport Musical Interlude. ° Protests which failed to bring re-| “The government of India have 6:30—Tempo. —s—s.s+i.:dL:©:d6 a eee eee Plies satisfactory to India and | issued instructions to theic_sront- 7.00—News. oe Chinese counter-protests | ier posts té maintain their terr& 7:10—Commentary. a The report ended by telling of| torial integrity and use force

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