TV 12 UHARLOTTETOW’N GUARDIAN, NOV. 24. 1958. CHANNEL 13 RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT M 0 II B A Y ' ! l ' T 2:15 pun—Afternoon Musicale ,‘ k. . . l M ’ 2:43 p.m.—Sign 0n ck " ~ .': 2:45 p.m.—Nursery School i ' Time . J {1! 3:00 p.m.—Our Miss Brooks *5 3 3:30 pin—Howdy Doody - J 4:00 p.m.—Follow Me .1" 4:15 p.m.——Uncle Chichimus > :30 p.m.—Open House : :00 p.m.—-P. M. Party _ _ 5:30 p.m.—Kiddies Kartoons Jon" CME°me9I°WVL 6:00 p,m._Casey Jones IRST, FATHER-N‘LM of MmGEORGE ’ 6:25 p_m._.Sp01-ts "_ A6350 p‘m._CFCY TV News BURIED IN A STANDING POSITION \ > 7:00 p.m,_A11 Star Theatre 0 PROVE TO HIS DIVORCED a 7:30 p.m.—-Leave It To Beaver WIFE'T’MT "5 cw“ STAMP ' fl 8:00 p.m.—J Love Lucy “ms 0W ' \ 8:30 p.m.—Provincia.1 Affairs 7 y " \ 8:45 p.m.—-—T B A ,,9,:oo p.m.—Wayne & Shusteu‘ ”" ’ MR5 " \ 10:00 p.m. ~Danny Thomas . - USED mm; FOR“ m 10:30 ‘.m.—Can.non Ball ’ . ' .. Submitted by 11:00 p.m.——Desilu Playhouse 1“ 3 MWILLNZDJOHNSM 12:00 p.m.—-CBC TV New: - out“ 12:15 a.m.——Viewpoint l M ‘ ~ - are patios" CKCW — Moncfon Tomas s "52“5’“ ' ‘ “m” *7 “SEE‘CTF‘s’REoXE‘é” CHANNEL 2 W33“- . s BRcDeeSas I N I750 37 v FOUNTAle AND M o N n A y “be 1‘ s OBELISKs-o a VAUG .AN . MID INCREASE II! 11:00 p.m.—Monday Playbiil 762: r '- “Ml 775ka New , Weather . a . ‘ 5pm.; p we EXECUTION .3 m Movie -— Blue White “@5355 M-u-mu-u— _ and Perfect ’ , 2:30 p.m.—At1Home with - ,_ ,He en, Crocker » . ' 2:45 p.m.—_—Nursery School Time 3:00 p.rn.—Our MiSS'Brooks " {5.4130 p.m.—At Home With Helen By B. JAY BECKER “ Cracker -- 4:00 p.m.—-—Follow Me ~ . - 74:15 p.m.—Adven‘tures of Chich V I FAMOUS HANDS gag; 7 dealer > 3 found his partner, Fonquuet, with 5:30 p.m.—Shopping Basket ' , Both sides vulnerable. 2 Igomitha‘nd‘ Fo§m§?wfliptedsfitfi 0:00 p.m.—-Supper Club ‘ W0 Forum.“ ‘. m‘sca 0° . 6.15 pm_News NORTH could not bring himself to pass 3:30 p:m_‘_,-5upper Club 4A2 but bid thre hearts. Fonq'uet 3:35 p‘m__weather 1 CASE!" cheerfully raised to flour hearts 5:40 p,m._supper Club 9 1092 and that became the contract. 6750 p.m.——Sports ' , WES-T EAST West, Ogust; led a club. East 7:00 p.m.——Sherif£ of Cochise ‘KQmssg . J took the queen with the aceand 7:30: P-m—LeaVe ’1': t9' Beaver 'Q.’ ‘ » p . 3 K3- played the ace and another dia- 8:00 p.m.~—Gunsmoke .1 J83 ‘ ~ ~ .117“, mond, taken. with the king. Sin.- 8:30 pan—Mickey Spillane ‘972 *AJ10854 iscal'co led the jack of hearts, REL—gaggle $511 Shustel‘ I . SOUTH and, when West played low, took 10:30 m'lgnngni 301’?an ' A 75543 the ace East playing the; three. llim‘p‘m'uDesfluv P1: ho'usé, “1094 > . The real "drama of the hand 12209 a:m:_CBC Newsy \j' ’QKQ5' came at this point. With several 12.15 a»;1n.__CKCW‘ News . #3 hundred kiibitzers looking on by 12,220 aim—Sign off, The bidding; means of a huge screen which _ , W South ‘ West North showed all tour hands, Siniscalco . _ . ' .1‘ 1 ., pas, ., gm- returned a trump, eventually lost - * I .‘_ > - _p'u:, 3 v \ pass 4' - a Spade, and went down one.

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7:15—Marine Weather and Fill 7:30—News

7 :35—A.M. Chronicle

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‘ Opening. lead—two of clubs.

/ ’Wlhen'the Italians met and van- quished an American team in New York early in 1957 in the bat- tle for thewor-lid title, they dis- played a few bidding idiosyncras- ies whloh left the Amerl an play- ‘ers « aghast.

Early-in the match came this hand when the American East, Koytchou, opened with a club and Sineiscalco, for Italy, called with a Spade. .

* Siniscalco’s array of cards would hardly seem t-oijustify a vulnerable overcall judged by our standards, and, in fact, his hand dines appear better suited for than bridge; : > .Butbid one spade he did and

-"U."K. Medical J I For Group Of Fake Invalids.

LONDON (Reuters) ~—’ The British Medical Journal Friday published the descriptions of the country’s six most wanted i “Cutupls”—~th»ree men and three women who flake illness so they

tions.

lg'Tlhe magaine asked doctors knowing the whereabouts of the six to contact a psychiatrist and a psychologist who began; studying their ” wierd mental condition four years ago and now want to talk to the surgery— ha'sppy sextet again. . ‘ One patient faked his way into hospitals 120 times,- wrote psychiatrist J. C. Barker and ‘. psychologist J. G. Grygier.

. . Mo‘stof the performances re- sult in abdominal operations but one of the stars of this little operating theatre group has ' hoodwinked doctors both

Travel Agent

Is Ordered To Appear In‘ Court ‘MoNrREAL (CP)¥4MaX Goli- ger; M70 ntreal travel agent, Thursday was ordered to appear Nov. 27.for Voluntary. statement on charges of obtaining from .an immigrant through false pre- tences and of using a document which he knew to be false. The charges were laid following complaints or Mrs. Dona Slpcaks who slaid'thait alter the last war she travelled throughout Europe and finally came to Canada where she decided she would like to stay.

She testified that she saw an ad in a Montreal German-lan- guage newspaper which led her to Gollger. She said he told her

On a second visit, she said. he asked for her passportand $500. The passport, she added, was subsequently returned to her bearing the stamp “landed immi- grant.” The stamp bore the ini- bials M.” =‘ .

An immigration department of-

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But the audience saw what de- clarer did not see after he had led to the ace of hearts—ohm the ‘contnact could be made.

Instead of returning a trump at this point, Siniscalco could have first cashed the ace of spades andking of club's'and‘nulifed a club. Now. afiter cashing the queen of diamonds. he could hand East his trump trick. .

And Koybcrhou would have been in the unpleasant position of being forced to‘l'ead a diamond or a club. either of which declarer could ruff as the spade loser was discarded from dummy.

If all this had‘occu-rred, Sinis- ca-llco’ss bold bidding would have been completely vindicted. It is very difil‘lc-ult to criticize success.

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.here and in Canada into several. head operations.

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honor of the celebrated German teller of tall tales.

. One of the women, whose alb- ‘diomen is a “mass of scars” testifying to her mastery of medico . histri-onics, has said many of her operations were performed bye Houston, Tex, surgeon. ‘ ~ ‘ "

And then there’s the 31-year- old Irishman dubbed The Baron- fior Munchausen himself.

The Blar'on bleeds at will from the ears, nose and mouth and generally begins his perform- ance in a pool of blood con- veniently near a hospital.

ficer who nominally stamps and initials passports, testified that he had not initialled Mns. Spaks’

Name Member Of War Veterans Allowance Board

OTTAWA (GP) — Appointment of Hilton 43. Mersereau of Saint John as a member of the war veterans allowance board was an- nounced Friday by Veterans Min- ister Brooks.

Mr. Merseneau, 46, is an army veteran who went ashore in Nor. mandy on D.Day and now is sec- rotary - treasurer of the New

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ARRESTED FOR CREATING.

PRAGUE , Czechoslovakia ( CP ) A Czech who bought himself a yacht on the proceeds of relief parcels sent by friends in the West who thought he was starv- ing has been arrested for cheat- ing the slate of 30,000 crowns ($4,200) in taxes, according to a press report Saturday. The re- port said G. Guckler sold the con— tents of the parce‘s and bought a yacht, a motorcycle and a refrig-

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