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- . “J - : . ‘ * _CFCY TVs 12_‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Set, Mar. 14, 1959. o a OY. — See eee = DAILY CROSSWORD CHANNEL RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR.NOT AOROSS 2Godet 18. Culture : SATU RDAY | spade Sb ames : 4. Gun 3. Skin « 20. Alger- <q ‘ fs (slang) tumor jan 1:30 p.m.—Afternocon Musicale a 1. Ireland 4. Excellent! seaport = ; 2:00 p.m—Saturday Matinee — | Een & Uprising _—‘5. Breezy 21. Lubri. a 3:45 p.m.—Saturday Matinee— 10. Breakfast 6. High, . cate 5:00 p.m.—Mark of Zorre food craggy hill 22. Mrs. 5:30 p.m—Rin Tin Tin 11. Mistake T. Over. John. 6:00 p.m.—Shur-Gain Amateur 13. “Rock of zealous one son, 5. Cavalcade —" 9. Noncom. . o 4:30 p.m.—Chivaree 14. Merry missioned 24, Unit of 6:45 p.m.—CFCY-TV ~News 15. River (It.) officer electrical © 82.Short-billed |[* |_ a p-m.—Rifleman 16. Music . (collog.) rail . sd p.m.—Red Skelton Show note 10. 25. Impale 33. Egyptian ee 17-Consume 12, Thick 26. Hint god =>. Bao pon—Perry Come 18. Viper cord 27. Tortoise. {i Devartea sq 10:00 p.m.—NHL Hockey ~ 19; Streams ~~ 14: Puel---—----29, Shakes. sleep. | _ ce seen Sth 22.S-shaped / 17. Piece out peare's Kate 37. Milkfiah = ~H1:15-p.m.——King Whyte ‘Show 11:30 p.m.—Naked City ._.- os sua oe ; i a / 42:00 p.m.—CBC-TV News disees / ‘ { F » 12:09 .a.m.—tocal Weather 1 0 b 12:10 a.m.—Weekend in Sports 24) Eskers Vy | eS 12:15 p.m—duliette 25. Aquatic cs TT Tr 12:35 am—Saturday Playhouse — wy : j 26. Accuse ITT z= SUNDAY 38.God of LZ _ 12:00 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale 29. The ag- Y ‘ VY ~ Za oud 12:30 p.m.—Oral Roberts gregate 9 ‘ 1:00 p.m.—This Is The Life 30. Type = 1:30 p.m.—The Good Life ¥ measure = $55 Emil Top a +: :30 p.m. op nume' 2s 3:00 p.m.—Junior rine. ; * 4:00. pm-—ciizn’s Forum AT THE | 35 Abeent = WY 4:30 p.m.—Day of Decision AGE OF 35. Trend This year cagh is on the Big Ones. With the Highest’ feo ae oak ey 37. Correct 3 Y// 32 > FISHING A FRO), Quality fishing equipment at Lowest Prices. : :30 p.m.—Lass 38. uent 5 6:00 p.m.—News Magazine E ie on degre elin eeere 10: Dog's foot dap OCPRENS SAMBOO FLY ROD ......... $5.95 7:00 p.m.—Bob Cumrhings Show : ' 41. Pismire » Y// 7:30 p.m.—francis’ Langford Show BRI @ SPIN REELS @ SPIN RODS @ REELS @ BAIT BOXES 8:30 p.m.—Showtime CONTRA DOWN Y @ HOOKS @ SINKERS @ UNS @ FlYS @ SIN _ 9:00 p.m.—Ed ‘Sullivan ‘ AS 10:00 ‘pm—the World's S1ge | By B. JAY BECKER 2. Small oe ie rr i com ; 10:30 p.m.—G. M. Presents - ¢ Firestone Auto Co. Ltd 1130. pan—Fighting Words / _ |, Suppose, for example, South} DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: z Home & apaties pede tac tear Vain heck aie ct takes the club finesse at -trick AXYDLBAAXR -~ | é 187 Great Geo. St. 12:10 a.m>—Weekend in Sports East-West vulnerable, top. Kost wins ont volume 8 » EER OREL ES 12:15 p.m.7-This; Week NoRTs spade. Declarer now has eight One'letter simply stands for another, In this sample A is used ‘ @as tricks available. When he them] for the three L's, X for the two O’s, ete. Single letters, apos- CKCV’ — Moncton 91083 takes the diamond finesse he is/ trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. a o3106 defeated as West cashes bis! ach day the code letters are different. CHANNEL 2- . $AQTS established spade suit. ee. SATURDAY But if declarer enters dummy A Cryptogram Quotation 4K37533 4104 at trick two with a heart an” ae a e363 vo9Ts taken the Moment & 4 DOHYYUZSSLDD TD ID TSTIHTOC ‘25 p.m.—Saturday Playbi @K7 e makes the contract. No retu 1 Vv TVUFIOZC—DIAHLF. News, Weather, Sports &62 Ks3 could defeat him, even though * = 3:30 p-m.—Western Theatre ; sovtu the later club finesse lost to East. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: POETRY IS THE BREATH AND x = p.m.—Junior Auction @996 The two vital kings can be dis-| | FINER SPIRIT OF ALL. KNOWLEDGE—WORDSWORTH. 2 $00 pm—Zore as ‘tributed to the defenders in four (© 1959. King Features Syndicate, Ine.) f ul :30 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin @AaQs? : : = a 6:00 p.m.—The Early Show &J1094 Some Sede ob ans has News, Weather, Sports , . them, eines tecmae Island ‘The bidding: or West has the club and.not the KETT Hest South West Nortt | diamond king, or West has the) ETTA $00 say a so Poss 3 ees =61¥, | diamond and not the club king. #:20 pom—Saturdey Dae we. 3 a ee ae ' Your DATe'S HERE! :00 p.m.—Perry Como = . . If either opponent s : 10:00 p.m.—NHL Hockey Opening lead—five of spades. kings, the contract is sure to IT’S THAT TRICK WOW.! SOME CAR? 1:15 pm—King Whyte Show Lots of situations that appear |make. One finesse will work and | GADGET I BOUGHT ry coe eee ee City to be simply matters’ of the other will fail, but declarer | TO FASTEN ON THE Sh ae ere en work for declarer, turn out, upon makes eleven tricks. if West has! | | "Srionc.qccute OFF u) a5e pikcdellene analysis, not to be guesses at all, ~ oe not rd rene . IAPALLONG CONVERSATIONS: ‘5 1 / i i but suscepti fo a clear ans- g, arer~ mak ‘ 2:35 @.m—Movie—invisible Man wok eptible tricks. These three cases are not aD) er 0} SUNDAY Suppose declarer ducks the|of concern to declarer, since he A. => spade lead in dummy and wins|™akes the contract regardiess of 12:25. p.m.—Sign\ On East’s ten with the queen. He| Which suit he leads first. | >= News, Weather, Sports jean count six rapid winners. He| But in the fourth case—where ae 12:30 p.m.—Sacred Heart Program | aiso notes that a successful fi-|West has the diamond, not the x a ———— ta nesse in either diamonds or clubs | club king—it is urgent that the Vv [ae oi chad ihe ae will bring home the contract; in| diamond finesse be taken first. 54 2.00 posits Diineeek Midis fact, he sees that if both finesses | West's only sure entry should be 2:30 aah—Preniate Performanes succeed he is assured of twelve | immediately dispossessed. Declar- ‘ 4:00 p.m.—Citizen’s Forum tricks. er should cater to this possibility, Ty * 4:30 p.m—Day of Decision It would appear that it does not | because it is the only one where fe THEY INVENTED y THEY'RE GETTING 5:00 p.m.—20th: Century matter much which finesse he/| his choice of plays can constit- ATRICK GADGET |} RICH SELLING THEM 5:30 p.m.—Lassie chooses to take first, but actually | ute the difference between _— \ THAT curs aa & TO FATHERS ais o 6:00 p.m.—News Magazine this is not thé case. ing and losing the contract. : ' PHONE Ad} , UGHTERS: 6:30 p.m.—Frontiers s : | yo CONVERSATION = > GABBY DAI rs < 7:00 p.m.—Bob Cummings Show Wen : Music. d if Y 7:30 p.m.—francis Langford Show 1 —" mane. at . io B’cast ; \ | z Sa een |8.00 La Bonne Nouvelle 9:00—Tops In Review i ui 9:00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show 8.30 Radio Bible Class 10:00—CBC News rt o 10:00 p.m"™World’s Stage 9.00 News 10:05—Grafton’s Hour. i < 10::30 p.m.—G.M. 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I : for the Gulf of St. , it 4 UNCLE SAKE GAVE 8.02 Saturday Record Time oe oak wee Vii 22 AHALE A BUCK IO # |O ' 4.00 News and Weather a ‘L BEEN READIN’ TH FINANCIAL PAGES, 2 Lim A BOX OF wall . ; ‘ vessels trapped in thick ice. UT L DON'T SEE ANY BIG BAR- 4.05 Saturday Record Time AMOS, BUT L z CIGARS AT THE q ¢ 77°4.30 The Outports Capt. Cuthbert, a veteran of 34) -/ Gains IN TH’ STOGK MARKET! 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TH CONSERVATINE oat Min = ne —— \ _, NAVAL LEADER z WIEW: rane « 1 ‘ : a News a6 Weather Earl Beatty, British naval hero i S i ' wr 7.45 Report’ from Parliament with the sed, of the First World War who died es We < " HE'S HERE AGIN J7~ ITCHIN’ ON HIM {t= gy ' 1\-bod gf | in 1936, became a rear-admiral at 1s : sos) CAINT SAY AH BLAMES SN f 8.00 Shurgain Amateur Caval- {u m vO age 30 in 1910. ot a<-8 HIM!T-HE'S BIN KICKED fe a cade : ’ . 2 , . = a ee 8.30 Saturday Hoedown satist \ey $s : i = = g gre ~ bs) os . 9.00 Saturday Hoedown f A 3 246 ry) 10.00 News and Weather oe = * 2 ‘e | z 10,15 Starlight Serenade = —— Be (BY ry] < 10.30 The Happytimers. q S il Wa Hy Hi ; 11.00 Brant Inn Orchestra EZ NT OF f i! - 11.30 Don Warner’s Orchestra Ss 12.00 Dominion News « * 0 Ore loaf > 12.10 Sign Off. / | eit |. i a MAN CAN TAKE ; e C.F¥C.i. SUNDAY JUST SO MUCH a a4 (STANDARD TIME) AND NO MORE = gan syatsworerte ———