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3 pm lake Shorty en Ncrth Vietname-e ratar and The primary objective was a 40pm As The Word turns other rstaitators op Sach Long hel!-acre radar installation re- 43) pm Razie Dazzle Isiand near here Forty - two peried moderately damaged Fri- > pm tore Rangers 12'Ver movers an! an esr ay \iso lit were a commun $30 om Mos Hor took nart rons centre and several other 4600 p.m.—Nations Bus ness Rec P " ed eyzht Military targets Ceo planes viniated Crinas air

e¢ 3! pm -Gazere space . Wome Island. 0 WAR CRIMPS TRADE

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1120 p.m.—Across Canece

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for MiG ‘et interceptor planes the ravers ©ghted no aerial challenge

Anti-aircra't fire dropped a Skyhawk" jet into the Gulf of tonkin

It was the [3th attack in the

series ‘aunched Feb 7 to cut

tng a crimp in North Viet Nams maritime trade

Six Japanese shipping fi-ms decided to halt sailing of their ‘reighters to North Vietnanese vorts The freighters have been lauling about 500,000 tons of coa! annually from North Viet Nam's Hongay Mines to Japan

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER _ |

South dealer Both sides vulnerabie

12.00 p.m.—Frend!y Giant NORTH 1215 pm —Chez Helene @654 12 30. p.m.—Butternut Savere @J93 12 50 om —CBC News @KI7 1.00 p.m.—Wednesday Piayd:!! @KQ83 Eight O'clock Was WrSsT EAST 2.30 p.m —At Héime With bMeler @ai10os 42 Crocker MAKS4 9 Q1087 3.00 p.m —Moment of Truth @963 @Q10852 3.30 p.m. —Take Thirty $72 &964 400 pm.—As The World Turns SOUTH 1 p.m —Razzie Dazzie 390 pm —forest Rangers ata » 30 p.m. — Music “se @Aad4 + pm —Nahons ness 315 pm-—Lene! Television News ese +28 om —\eather . The bidding: p m.~—Sports South West North East 635 p.m —Suppe Club 1@ Pass 1NT Pass 7.00 o,m —Maver ck fb Pass 3 & 8 pm—-Dr hk. dare | Opening lead -king of hearts 90 pm.—Red River Jereoree | To defend well \ou have to 930 p.m.—Perry Mason ‘be able to visualize the unseen 10.30 p.m.—Festive hands at the table This is not Renata Tinaid as difficult as it sounds, provid- 14.30 pm. Portrat of @ Man and the ed vou make use of the clues av Theatre ailable from the bidding and the 12.00 p.m 68 Vv News

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j play For example. take a hand like tms one oure sitting West,

wo —_—___—_—__—— defending acainst three clubs.

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and meke the norma! lead of the king of hearts Partner plays the encourazing eight on the king, asking you in effect to continue that suit

If vou are incAned to play mechanica!.¥, you continue with the ace and another heart.

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{ South then draws three rounds of trumps and winds up making either three or four clubs. depending on how the play goes subsequently However, if you don't play mechanically, you beat the con- tract. At trick two, you don’t cash the ace of hearts, but in- stead shift to the ace and an- other spade East ruffs, returns a heart to the ace, and you now play another spade. which part- ner ruffs to defeat the contract a trick Maybe you think that this se quence of plays is easier to make on paper than at the bridge table. but actually it is not hard to figure out even if you don't see evervone's cards Youre supposed to realize aa soon as dummy comes down that partner has a singleton spade. and once vou make this determination, if is not difficult to find the rizht line of defense The biz clue comes from the bidding It must be presumed that if South had a hand includ ing four spades and four clubs, | he would have followed the Standard practice of opening the bidding with a club, not a spade | The factethat he opened with a spade is therefore highly indic ative of five-card spade suit and this. in turn, marks East

with a singleton epade The _

shiit to the ace of spades at trick two is consequently not as brilhant a stroke as it appears

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Phe truarman, Unartottetown, Wed., Mar. 41,.1965. 17

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roaccast said US) and south Que. Telephone

| Vietnamese planes seriously

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aboard the ship as it was on it iwav to Europe trom the North 9.1 Per Cent |Vietnamee port of Haiphong

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RIMOUSKI (CP) —Total oper atin revenues of Quebec Tr'le phone- in. 1964 were $14,834,430, an increase of 9.1 per cent com

; “7 toast 17 pared with the previous year's jovernment mi a outpos $1.3.599.343

miles from the North Vietnam. ese border The guerrillas killed 4 per.om, wounded five and antured, one

In the around war, a fommu { Viet Cong guerrijia unit mashed a South Vietnamese

President’ Jacques Brilliant announced the figures in the company's annual report re leased here

South Vietnamese officers re Net earnings were $2,180,588, ported five Viet Cong killed and compared with $2,071,293 in .963 30 captured in an air-ground Mr Brillant said the company operation, Sunday 11 miles pjans a 1965 capital expenditure southwest of Da Nang budget of nearly $10,000,000

Skyraider fighter-bombers ac Among the projects will be ex cidentally bombed troops of the tensions to the microwave sys- Ist Battalion, 9th South Viet tem between Quebec and the namese regiment in an opera- Maritime provinces tion against the Viet Cong Sun- Facilities for direct-distance day about 70 miles northwest of dialing and centralized auto- Saigon, killing one man and matic accounting are to be in- wounding 10 It was not deter- stalled at the Rimouski commu- nications centre mined whether Americans OF Tne company serves portions South Vietnamese were at the of eastern and northeastern

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