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~ / ; «! 8:30 p.m.—At Home With By B. JAY BECKER \p - 1-8 Helen Crocker oe AILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's 4:2 p.m.—Open House = nett Ts ' =o oe oo oar te work its FIRESTONE : HOME & AUTO 5:00 p.m.— ut 1 ; " . Core cae eee | into all of ws that you must mt | y sLONGFELLOW _ HOME AND AUTO CO. LTD. ASSOCIATE STORE 6:00 p.m.—Supper Club give declarer a ruff and discaré. One letter simply stdnds for another. In this sample A is “ ” rside 6:30 p.m.—Supper Club oiae Process of elimination, seems te Spostrophies, the length and formation of the words are all las . . . 4 va 6:50 p.m.—Sports hAKQ2 make : A Oryptogvam Quotation 7:00 p.m.—Whirley Birds a Dee hestneemgies | i esieens PE 7:30 p.m.—Hi-Society oa soe? fallacy. What it overlooks is that SPAASW AE TPY oe es tome Tad @8752 “9109 the trump return does nothing te ATGA NWWSH PA €PAT IDWGA ? Pla. 4 esser 210874 963 further the defeat of the eontract, uw 9:00 p.m.—Music. Makers "38 aatan while the spade return offers © KHPRPSPAQ—ZETENEK, > 9:30 pim.—The Unforseen uine chance to defeat declarer. ace gen 4 Yesterda ce |. 10:00 p.m.—Wyatt Earp In off ee ie y’s Cryptoquote: WHOSE RED NOSE MAKES MB 10:30 p.m.—Loretta Young Show stn Ri natanal phe ra taker > ASHAMED TO BE SEEN WITH HIM—PEPYS., z 11:00 p.m.—Wrestling tract King Features 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV “News The or bad Scacus vidoes Gon bee o- . Syadianta, tua) < ae ae Wee none, wast South |RAtural trump tricks, This is far . ee too optimistic a view for East te | , : Pass 196 36 4@ tole. a L~ Opening lead—eight of spedes.| wane ast is entitled to nur ETTA KETT RADIO ous declarer’s first concern 18 / ture the hope that this is the case, ] : a eae int vemecce |he should at the same time take Hl Witt You Prease Y You CAN USE iT C.F.C.Y. THURSDAY - mitperettige ns ageonl CONCErN.| steps to develop a trump winner GET OFF THE LINE! } AFTER I TAUKTO = — for West which may not exist | --SO THEN I WANT TO CALL_A MARGE ABOuT : PAY NOUR WHAT A MARVELOUS (STANDARD TIME) The hand we're dealing with | ssturally. a My BIDS BUT YOU CAN’T “TAKE IDEA! A HAWAIIAN FEAST 6.38 Sign On eontains a problem in defense, deh Wr WINGEY SAID- y orice! THE BRIDGE ad ARY BURNITURE s« 2'VB ae? \ WITH PIGS KNUCKLES AND 7.00 earew Christian Hour Sneed by Bass, whieh Seapenes oe “( ee ; C.uB.’ lea GOT A DINNER PARTY Gee Or SAVERKRAUT! 0 the underlying: philosophy. He have one trump trick, otherwise , 9a ce ena i TONIGHT! bates Ay 7.15 Country and Western Round-| wins the first two tricks with the - = is oe groan) Ze 5 / R wiD y) up -K of d d th ti | y continuing 3) es a SY | vi 7.30 News and Weather - hens _ sana do aa °” | three, he hopes to promote & see- * 2 ” i a = Uy 7.35 Country and Western Round- A great many players would , 0nd trump trick for West. s , \ * up oe undoubtedly return the ten of| As the cards lie, the plan suc- ~ > 7.40 Ches Cooper Time hearts. It is not difficult to find| ceeds, If South ruffs the spade A | fas 7.55 Interlude the reason why the heart return | with the jack, West discards, and : Ss 8.00 News is made. To lead a diamond or a | later makes both the king and ° . Z, i 8.11 Weather , club into dymmy’s powerful minor | nine of hearts. If South plays any- j i VO 8.16 Country and Westerm Round.- suit holdings makes no sense and thing else at trick three, West is P 4 ped S \ offers no future. j equally certain to score two trump == : . 8 45 Weather Ls A spade lead is out of the q tricks and bring about declarer’s ‘ i ‘ 8.50 News tion because it has been dinned/ defeat. : SORRY! MY can ia ‘00 Mi sede - © 1959, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) if. : sure /—1 - 990 Morning Devotions : BROKE DOWN != you DONT MINO

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er : : day appeared in no burry to put|pired today. 1:02—Mostly Musie. ; 117 Mostly Music her behind bars. _ | Mrs, Slater talked to a a 1.45 One Man’s Family Her alternative to a jail sen-' porter as she prepared a meal 2.06 School Bdest tence would be to agree to keep} for her husband and two children 2.15 Mostly Mysie— the peace for a year. Mrs. Slater,/in their modest apartment in . *2.30 Back to the Bible . |& native of Brandon, Man., won't | East London. _ . 3.00 News Headlines and Weath-| 40 that. | “H I don't go to jail it will er “I don't want to be tied down! mean Iwill be tied down for a 3.02 Best On Request ; for a year,’’ she said in an inter-| year, and I don’t want that.” 4.00 News and Weather view. “I will go to prison. And| Slater, 26, a mathematics stu- 405 Best On Request I’m not dreading it in the least.” | dent at a London University, sup 4.30 The Outports Mrs. Slater was one of 47 mem-j ports his wife's stand com- 5.00 News Headlines and Weatb bers of the Bérect Action Com-| pletely. er’ : mittee Against Nuclear Warfare|NO MILITARY WORK ; 8.02 The Outports arrested for obstructing police at} He once worked for six months 6.00 News a Norfolk rocket site Dec. 20.| with Avro (Canada) Ltd., on the 6.10 Interlude Another was Winnipeg-born Tom | new Arrow jet fighter’ but he : 6.15 Musie For You Waldon. “‘never again” will work on mil- a 1-8 - ; 6.30 News and Weather MOST REFUSE itary projects.’’ WEEE TIT IE me EMCEE 6.35 Music For You | When the demonstrators ap-| Friends will care for Susan, 3,|- = y re , ; “i {7.00 Sports. Roundup peared in magistrate's court in| and Peter, 2, and when their ; DRESS THE KIDDIES WARMLY FOR WINTER ; 7.05 Musie For You Swaffham, Norfolk, Dec. 29, they! mother goes to jail. ‘They will ¥ , ; 7.15 ee _ | be well looked after,”’ she said. E ; : foe ; 7.30 News a eather 6-15—Regional Commentaty Slater says the specific objec . . ; = Ca cg arti Talk 6:20—Maritime Sportscast tive of the Direct Action “‘Com- T aga fon TAKE HER g You i find plen-y of smart warm clothes for the kids at Ss. A. 3 ‘ onight’s Music 6:30—Rawhide mittee is to have Britain halt v Wh List! . ¥ : ‘sf ° ° i 12.09 Assignment 6:45—Roving Reporter uaa. St aaier sheen : McDONALD'S and at prices that will please you. Choose ‘ es a : yune il tive is univer- ‘ i 3 ‘a 19.15 Starlight Serenade {:00—Musie in the Evening | | Te over-all isc y from our wide selection of Car Coats. Snow Suits, Hats, , 10.30 Cross Section 7:30—Carillon Program. . | “The question of these bases : ao = a Y Es : a 11.00 Court of Opinion 7:45—An Englishman's- Home |, ,; d ¥ Mi : ; . & ; : : re ng a deterrent does not enter ¥ ittens. z 11.30 Shadows 8:00- Vintage Goons ‘a6 ol ” : “ ¥ a i = +"? picture,” he said. “These ; 12.00 Dominion News oo N’ Sour bases only invite destruction.” y : : ; 12.10 Sign Off ~ 9:00—Halifax Theatre. : om” ees tgs Sea 9:30—Citizens Forum ‘He also said it is “ridiculous g a. A, McDONALD Children’s Department ; CBA THURSDAY nk the alternative to the 10:15—Vancouver Chamber Or-|‘® ‘hi cael | EE _... . .. _ ee paDARARA DDR DDDS ADDIE AAPPARARAAD ADDI (STANDARD TIME) chestra = would be Russian domina-| id | SAG 4°°")\\C7 7a LON 7:13—Marine “Weather and Fill|11:00—CBC National News|“0". : 7-30—News: Roundup. And even with Russian oceu- @aten._ yo : 7.35—A. M. Chronicle. 11:30—Eventide pation” Mrs. Slater said, | we ~ WOLL: KNOW 8:00-CBC News and Weather | 12:00—Here’s the Weather and|would at least be alive. MY MSS IVY AN’ ME 8:15—Maritime Sportscast Sign Off. : — < PLANNED T'GET T-GETHER . 8:20<A. M. Chronicle. ; d T W))AW//JW$f§y§y, OH, Nes, But 9 sorry 1 V7 HERE, 8:45—Morning Devotions Beards To Go pa evan roomie resin) || [LaMeM oe re 9: 0--News ra ) 4 SPECIALTY ASA MY SKATES / FIT Yous Oo MARRIEO? i 9:05—A. M. Chronicle. in Cuba Soon 4 YOUTH WAS SPEED SKAT- 3 WITH ME, AYOUDONT] | oy 9:55—News. a! f Q 10:00—A.M. Chronicle. : : HE J ae eRerh we i 10:45—J Marshall. os SPEED! is i ue Gnammranee one oe 7 7 | TRAIN WHICH RAN ALONG: tae a s : ’ rs of Cuba are going to OUR RINER BANK=THE > a ie ah : have plenty of business for a io t =| 20% CENTURY LIMITED 0 « re-School Children’s Pro- while after order is restored. 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