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Come along, join the dance and bring the gang too.

RESERVE THE DATE Music by The Legionaires

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Kenwood Blanket, donated by Six Boxes Chocolates, donated Ladies’ Night Gown, donated Ladies‘ Hand Bag, donated by

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Tables Reserved. Make your Reservations Early by Calling 1222.

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“Share-the-Wealth” Prizes

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"FUNZAFlZZIN" (SHARE-THE-WEALTH) show whiqh i; yo Monday evening, Juno 23rd, with fir;

The Special Prize (known on the air as ”Oscar”) will be: i A BEAUTIFUL FIVE-TUBE WESTINGHOUSE RADIO Donated by Miller Bros.

G. E. Hotpoint Electric Toaster, donated by Maritime Electric Record Player, donated by Edison Electric Co.

End Table, donated by R. T. Holman Co. Ltd.

Six Pair Nylon Stockings, donated by Prowse Bros.

Table Lamp, donated by Crockett and Storey.

Ladies’ Sport Sandals, donated by Fit-Rite Shoe Co.

Three Flower Cosmetic Set, donated by Reddin Bros. Broadcloth Pajamas, donated by Greendal Men's Store. Three Boxes Chocolates, donated by J. C. Montgomery.

iNo one need tear embarrassment as participation in the quizzes will be purely voluntary).

I GET YOUR TICKETS NOW—AND BE SURE OF SEATS ' See The Above Prizes On Display At Miller Bros.

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PRIZES-

Moore and McLeod Ltd, by S. T. Green.

by Greendal Ladies Store. S. A. MacDonald.

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i‘ Contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson

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The fact that experts use their cars as wcll as their eyes during the bidding does not

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work out to their own advantage. at times, they are unduly imllfe-“Pd

ding of their opponenta and in- stead of maxing ihe dzuble that their cards call ior, they are inc-d- winlccd into “serif-it"- 5W3‘, l“ today's deal, enlvyed EXDCYB ratinig, but he twne out a bad second l" the bidding duel.

ACROSS DOWN 21. Chum 1. Apple seeds 1. Ceremonial 24. Pinaceous 5. "lrrror procession lreo 9. Nobicman 2. Anger ' 26. Vitality i0. Ohicers 8. Body of 27. Flower assistant! water 29. Perish i2. Goddess 4. Scot! 80. Care for of pence 6. Craze one who i3. Current 6. Ireland l8 l" oi air 7. Jewish 31- Silll-ﬂlh ii. A state month 33. Stairway tabbr.) 8. Purify D085 l5. Ruler o! 0. Two-legged 34- Pine i?" Tunis stand (New Zea-I l7. One of the u. Guide 81- Kind cl Great Lakes 19~ 588F881“ Em!“ m‘ stung, number 40. Isle of 2o. Knock o! yard! Nelmlwﬁ" 22. Neon I9. CraZY “H” “- Meal i syn-i.) 23. Unable to hear 25. Tim~cdgcd sword 28. Fiddle player l0. Fiir of the coypu 32. A shade oi red i5. Aloft. 36. incite i8. Body of

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l iftaturaily, the part-score con~ dltion played a large part in the ibidding. which was:

South West North East: 31 A Dble. Redbi. Pass iPasa 2 Q Pass 2 N‘ ’l‘ l 3 O 4 Q Pass Peas

4 A Pass Pass Dbie.

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Smith went down two trick; 1m- a 500-point penalty. whereas West would have been soundly trounced at his four-club contract.

It is quite true that lvestls bid ding was somewhat weird and cle. cidedly aggressive, but it at least had the virtue oi’ being snccessiuli

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Marshall Leaves Door Open For Soviet Russia

WASHINGTON. June 1L.’ —tAP) -Siale Secretary Marshall today held open a door to Soviet Russia. to join Ln a voluntary European economic program to which the United Slillﬂg might give aid.

iviarshall has proposed that Eur- ope take the initiative in working out its over-nil requirements ico- post-war recovr-ry. Ho told report- ers today that in making that sug- gestion he was thinking of Britain and Russia as well as other count- rlcs.

Britain. he noted. has reacted favorably, although informally. to the proposal he advanced last week 1n a speech at Harvard. From Mos- oow has come no indication that Russia will joiin in an action 5110i! as Marshall proposed. Dilillllnﬂflc authorities incliine to the belie! that Russia is cold to any idea °f a

common European recovery PTO" gram except on Soviet terms. Marshall was bombarded with

questions about the i-Iarvard pro- nolmcomeiit, which was 1v the ei- tect that before the United States can proceed mulch Iartiher to help recovery. the European pOlW5I5

South's last bid oi four spade; had nothing to recommmd it. By that time it should have become czar that West was very shart—pi'ob~ ably void-in spades, and since North had remained discreetly silent alter his initial redouble, it was to be assumed that Bast had considerable length in tne spade department. North's lailnre to act over West's tivosspade bid cr his tour-club bid meant that the r:- doubie itself had been decidedly questionable iwhlch it was), but surely North had something for that. call. South's heart hoidisg was good and his diamond queen wcu‘d probably back up one or molt‘ honors that North might. hold in that suit. There was no reason to Iear that. West had a trsmeri- doua number oi clubs. because then North would have had a long suit too, and would have bid it. Thus. South was far more justiled In doubling four ciubs than in bid- din‘ tour spades.

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