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FED p.m.—-—Cinema 13-7 Man Who Broke Bank Monte Carlo

[0.00 p.m.-—NHl Hockey Chicago vs.

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ill 45 p rim—TBA

Montreal

1200 om ' CBC til News 12.08 a.m.——Loca| Weather 12.09 a.m.—-Mystery Theatre

Crime Doctor’s

Gamble

.Basnues. Mitt. to prevent

for Cape Breton North and Vic- i

N.S. Potato Men to... Ask Cor Woshinglciidl

KENTVILIE. NS. (C

said approval of the an cabinet has been re- iccived for the project which . P’ ‘ i be handled y the NOVB 500"!" imam gr°“'9r5.U.S. National Aeronautics and have asked tlic federal:leace Administration. SOVemmem l0 PTOVl‘le 0“. A staff of between 50 and 75 WHSlllnfl “Vice 3' P0” Aux technicians will man the sta- _ H , the tion. Mr. Muir said. possibility of crop diseases from‘ n will have the job of track, spreading m "‘9 mainland .lni: U.S. weather satellites In a resolution at the annuallwhich supply date on such meeting here of the Nova Scotia'. things as cloud movemonas. Potato Prodiicci's' Association.:winds and major storm; the growers said potato wart The project will mean a new and golden nematodes were . community of up to zoo persons DreValenl l" Ne‘Vl‘IUHdland- on South Mountain about. seven

The car \i'ashiiiiz would help en- . mnps inland from Neils Hap sure the diseases would it ot hour cad. "

l . . Muir said the project

The CNR lorry William Car-iwill occupy a TOO-acre site in son runs between Port Aux 835- 1 Cape Breton Highlands Na- "tllPS and North Sydney. N.S. jtional Park with five acres

'devoted to buildings and towers N.S. Centre

port department and I. agency already are drilling for

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Norwood T.V. '

JOHN S. DENNIS ; Phone 4-4128 Sherwood

of the tracking station. Crews from the federalietrgnss: Selected For l Tracking Unit

footings. he said. Some clearing work would start this month. with actual construction begin- ning in the spring.

é——-——"—"—iThe Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. Dec. 22, 1962. 17 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NO ON THEAIR: r. -

Winslow OF THE NATIONAL ANTHEM OF TIBET is THE SAME AS THAT OF 'AMERICA '

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OTTAWA ((‘Pi~/\ multi-mil- SAY 12,000 HELD lion-dollar Unitcd States satel-I BONN (Reuters)__More than lite tracking station will beiizmo political prisoners are in

built ncar Ncils Harliour. N.s.,,anst German prisons. accord-

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ear'v next war. I was re_linn to thc annual report of the

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i so p.m.—Comment and Conviction :ir‘o p.m.-Top Teri Plus } 57v? p.m.—-‘Nor|d of S on CBC Championship Golf loo p.m.—World of Sport

1960 ' I

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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South dealer.

‘hearts and North jumped to North-South vulnerable. :four.

NORTH West. opened with the queen of 4KJ93 lcluhs. Declarer took it with the 9K754 ace and led a low heart to the 933102 iéingt. [West playing the nine and

as e no .331. .3835 East's play If: the two is the one we're ta ing about. It 4 3:623 would seem much more natural *QJm,” ‘Kss for East in win the king_with 0 the ace. but the better play is

AQ the deuce.

.Qloga To see why this is so you

.AJ5 have to imagine that you are

‘Agz the dcclarer in the South seat

_ and do not. see the East-West

The biddmg' cards. When you see the king

Soul-h Welt Nomi Em win the trick. you naturally as- ;13'1' :22: P955 sumo. that West. has the ace.

‘ V Therefore. whe

Opening lead—queen 0f ClUbS-‘heart from durrl‘mgoitremtrflciar Here IS 8 dt’l'r3lISlV_e Play not three and East follows low. you vcry well known. Likc m a n .V lplay the ten. since it would be othci's of its typc. the play has lfoolish to waste the queen to be practically invented on the {knowing that West, has the ace spot. Slt‘lt‘f’ it runs counter to‘Ynur hope is that. West was normal instinct. ‘dealt the A - 9 and East the Soul bid a linti'ump alld iJ-6-2. in which case the ten play North l‘espnfldt‘d I‘VO Clllbs- This ‘ restricts vou to one trump loser. was tile Starman convention.‘ Howovér. West wins the trick requesting the opcnvr '0 "am? .'will1 lllt‘ lack and you eventual- a four-card major suit if he had ‘1‘. go (him one when the dia. one, South thereupon bid tw o ‘ {mud finesse loses.

Lot's suppose. though. that. East takes the king of hearts at trick two. cashes the king of clubs and returns a diamond.« You would finesse. no doubt. and lose to the king.

Assuming a diamond return.

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the queen or the ten is some- thing we can't answer, but West's play of the nine on the first round might strongly in- fluence you to play the queen lin the hope of catching the jack.

i 6-l5—Hymns And Sacred Songs 6.30—Unshackled

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lLOO—Newl. Inland and Maran c'cy .‘mo Weather and Intermission SUNDAY lion—Carl Topscott

12.00—Rod and Charles l2.30—~l.0. LOO—BBC News and Commentary l.lS—Inland and Marine Weather T.30—-Variety Showcase

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