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. . oe Institution Probe Shows _ |em#c= =| publie Works : . ging deeper into t-hei P ane , | peckotbote =" Contracts Let Hj h [ : | E a omar OTTAWA (CP)—Publie works ' Gg Iving,: 1axX Vasion |erease in car’ prices because! contracts totalling more’ than} | lee et Se lemme, ee wae OTTAWA (CP) — A tale- of ble : wen. . sumptuous eles and sustained eaeaet eer an —- Martin sat he peoviabd seeing a record demand for |} . tax evasion was wnfolded| The judgment told of rich\eare for orphaned, destitute, |*P-the-line cars and for op- here “in 2~“ judgment ty the oriental rugs placed om top of {neglected and needy children, | “nel cauipment ems.” tax appeal board against a sup-| wall-to-wall broadloom at the|that he operated as home ftt| 2°04 “certain to’ get low elaborate. 160-acre estate of the} unwed mothers, that he pro- study from President Walter : Christian Homes for Children| vided Christian training and) Reuther and other membe at ON THE AIR) Vandreuil. that he provided a summeT/ ine United Auto waters | Rev. Harold George Martin,|camp at minimum expense for Soma

founder and chief officer of the institution, kept what he called a “Hell” file of rude and brusque ‘replies to letters from donors. wondering what was being done with their money.

The following program list- fmgs are published free of eharge as _a public service and appear as presented tous by the “stalons concerned.

Mr. Martin's five” children FRIDAY PROGRAMS | were all. given expensive edu. aes cations although he said he CFCY-TV never drew more than $2,000 a

year in salary,-said the judg- ment by board member’ W. 0. Davis. ;

He _denied—an-appeal—by—the+ Christian’ Homes against a/|;

1.2 p.m.—Musicale : 2.0) p.m.—Emergency Werd 10 2:3) p.m.—Gunning The Flyways 3:00 p.m.—Edge of Night

4 p-m.—Communicete

4:20 p.m.—Cartoon Playhouse 5:@ p.m.—Rin Tin Tin

5: p-m.—let's Sing Ovt

6:00 p.m.—Talent Spotlight

have paid tax on $350,402 be- tween the years 1946 and 1961.

7:35 p.m.—Robin Heed Buckboard 7:20 p.m.—TBA

7: p.m.—The Virginian

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Baffi.—Playbill— summed up the feelings of top| weeks to adjust itself te report- : =<'% A Kind of Leving executives when he said in an/ing less than record gales. | $30 —At Home With Helen | interview: {oe ry “Nobody is singing the biues| ten’ a at tne anor es F800 pm.—te ty . . . things are! panies have indicated belief , ee still’ pretty good. that 1986 auto sales will wind : = ‘up. short of the record 9.300.000- : : ; : funning behind the industry’s| cars, imcuding some 500,000|. ee are nee Ot 1965 sales record but this still| imports, sold in the U.S. mar- Edbtom.—Felds of Sacrifice | winds up as the second best) ket last year. Most guesses fig. Gag.gm.—TV News and Weether | Zeer in automotive history and/ured'this would be a 9,000,000 | om inners Circle there is nothing to get*alarmed| sales year. $40 knoe erdlom about. 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What would you bid | two five- card suits, regardless 2 _|@ : Hy casagg he aa feather Sue ed 3 ot oe Ee "8, noe 8 ee ee . amos Q ; 8. ines Ww iS PERT Tae | ree waco ox gas] tnd acne molting | infringe eumecmete Bm nerosmmes 70 ace | + 10.00-CBC National News—CBC GATE GAZ O83 HASTE! s imight result {'n missing 2 | SXTORTION—MONTESQUIEU 3 + $0.18 —Teday’s Editorial and Speaking | 3. 4Q YQI75S O56 HAETHM game or a slam in hearts. : (@ 1966, King Festures Syniicate, Inc.) my ‘e =—$73 : and Regional “Weather 5. 07652 7 O64 $KI72 aa hie gi Ss ace § 10: ie hand good for two spades, Bi end Meritiine Westher | lies between two notrump and enough three | pte ere : it hsemotee Serenade eave spades. Ordinarily, with | spades,-which wuld show 13 to| ¢ . m + 12.00-CBC News, Wr. and Sports| four- card . you would | 15 points. What you actually ; wy 12.15-16:30 a.m.—News and Music | jump raise to three spades | have is a hand worth about 1! HE saiDHE <4 4.66-News Headlines ond Weather| ‘torcing) instead of points, including the value of pesto <1 ie 4.08—Canadian Roundup two notrump (also forcing). |the (ump fit and the two dov- UP HIS LESS a ° i we But in this case, the hand is so | bletons; im other words, « hand = a and Weather ideally adapted to notrump | worth two end a half spades. SKATIN gSONIGHT! °o ce ees play, with probable double stop-| These in- between hands are x : | pers in all suits and 433-3 dis-jusually best desribed by bid- > tribution as well, that it is bet-| ding a side suit first and thes 0 ee Oe: Sie OEE lsat peers Set conn © te game. signs with two spades. This: This does not commit your | method permits the bidding te side to notrump. If partner | step below game, but at the ; shows any inclination to play |same time keeps the avenue to = the --hand—-in--a-suit;—you-then-} game—opén-if- partner is - willing |: i show the spade support. to go on. 2. Two spades. This indicates|. 5. Four spades. This bid 6 to 9 points and adequate |serves two purposes. First, there trump support, which is just; is a reasonable possibility of |: ‘ what you have. It is better to| making game even though you ; avoid the twé club respone be-| have only.6 high-card points. cause partrier’s rebid might be| Second, and even = two spades. -in which case_you} } ‘would be faced with a difficult 4 choice between passing and bid- 2 ; ding three spades. By raising able f spades directly you place the de-| good sa ; cision of how far ‘te .go exactly | diamonds, : where it belongs—im your part- : ner’s lap. skyward te block ect. eo8

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