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. SHE'S m ANOWEQING iYOU HAD Beret-in. vow: mou-m ,Tha Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri. Feb. 3. 1963. 11 administration decided in nuke “WW-i ONONG'Z‘W WOW" Bum" ’) l ; _ the statement pubic becwse . LATIONSGNWINNING SHUT. 100/ l g . . . Dioi'enbakei'. in his Jan. HER NEW HOME/ speech in the House of Com- . (.5 ea r ns. had "distorted" the re- a suits of the Anglo-American Po- > linri’s deal at Nassau to a point i . where his remarks could cause i z confusion for the whole North . u u r r I o e n n e hum.» alliance. ‘3 “"American diplomatic and > B I . ~ 1 military planners for several “gals”. 'P'I m 9 Minister Diefenbakerlslm‘lar position. An informant days debawd What t" .5" ‘° "3’ Washington Post m~ The :described as an unwarranted In-isaid the final draft was sent to l" m m" “‘"md ‘Ua’ghl- 0"" 30 “we de an Satys 9 Jaii- Illusion in Canadian affairs. was ithe White House but it appar- “h”?! "I thought .a"‘“9d.l°’ “chm of anaéiiien public cii-idesmncd to help Liberal Leadcrlcntiy ended up on the desk of “"‘l'n" “ mm”: “"3” d‘l’ln’ ‘icy- was not c0330 ﬁsher iml- Lester B._ Pearson in his fight lan official in the office of Mc- “‘8‘” “°'° ‘9 Canada Another spur of the mo :3 0" thy! l against Diefenbaker, FGeorge Bundy. KennedyI na_ group ma‘ntained that this would .. V_ _. 8 Fur m t tLilian“, nor was lli‘ W it h o ut mentioning any ' tional security adviser. ".“l-V 3“ bumd I“ lh’ Canadian ‘ ‘I w p re 9 e hite House. names. the columnist said at However on the night the m” and that same public sme' ' ‘ I ‘

Saying diplomacy requires “rather important " i ‘ ' . mcnt was necessarv. : i' . R5 I“, may me m d , . name sistatement. was issued. a White . - . ._ ~ i l 6,); 6' All the ..ra 5 [9 apartmgm 13.“?‘lfl‘k0d t” the Speculation that|llouse informant said the prcsi- “The U"“' “mhass-V m Canada 0 ’ " 3 ’ 1-5 (is 10h or the public criti~. some wcipmcanmg friend here idem aware of we mined a clarifying statement as \— 3 \‘, / Plgid teKPost suggests. thatidcridcd to give Mr. Pearson a statement and the decision to did others in the state and dc. : z ‘ W __

. i 9“ °M€dy and his ad-ihand." fence departments." . \ ministration were well aware of? will: ‘1: Tmpmuowéng tday '< I a" [h C _ - .RUSK T I b l e ouse ress tecre ary I : veIopfzenigada Uis nudear dc. Slale as ﬁllerre Szhnger conﬁrmed that F g '

. l ,. .. e presi out was kept ahrcast. v. , "' 9V” 01'- Wasiiington Star coluinnistgtained that President Kenned]. mid "m say Speciﬁcally that the called m the Fm“ and wag a Doris Fleeson suggesting that did not see it before it was isJPI‘esident had seen the final Eﬁﬁﬂdstinﬁggﬁffu T1333: In 6 , . the p u biic critICIsm. which sued. The White House te';es a draft of the statement. in the recent Frencbwepst Gab f5? 3.2;?" i The Post said the Kennedy man friendship pact. f 3“?” - ' 'r/ir u . ,, 1,4 . / _ a f CONTRACT BRIDGE RIPLEYS BELIEVE n‘ or NOT ' Frommydiiactim' mm - '°‘ By B. JAY BECKER a. .. n -- r m - ’ -

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Q9 less a fourth tr i c k can be de- ' a > 00102 - 4.1"i’.‘i'.r . 9 .KJ 103 It is clear that declarer has I - I“ 4.421074 the three of spades. iff est QEJEKEAgrgieihe E AKJ1076 had thei 4- 3- 2 originally. h e 0 i

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1 2. Pu. 3 point. When partner mils and OFZEL6‘ GEE,WINGE‘I.’THAT'$ DoNTGEr

Peg. 4 v . forces the ten from ummy. ATERRiFiC COSTUME I FLIP WITH

your K- 9-8 guarantee a trump . , FOQHE MASKDANCE- THOSE , Th" bidding has been: trick regardless of what deciar- j ‘I I FLIPPEQS- [Worst leads the flour of spades er does. . I r“ , . ‘ ‘l' ‘C W“ .Wi“ w“ H‘ ’ m" Declarer's hand may be some- : . 0 ‘1: ‘9 y, r,_ militiﬂailii '35. file" is “‘2: “ii” “i9 that s 853 ':. .' . . = 5i. ‘ r in?” é””v;o....»m ‘

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playiniihtiic eight and West the Clubs KlL The spade conunw Fm ’ Sr -_ ' ; i -l g\\ _. .i. “5" Y at “Ollld you play n0W~ ation defeats the contract if M I > . " ‘ w . ou are declarer With the wt.“ cooperates by rut-ring it. ENGINEERING TEST IN HISTORY. :

I est hand at 51" Chills. NOW“ 2. it would not e wise to AIFRED "5 and [EON CHEFNEIIX

{’3 3 ' 9- queen of hearts- How bank everything on a 2. 2 divi- R F 2 ENuNEERS WHO APPLIED To EMPEROR 5 “Wm in" Play the hand? sion of the spades. To draw BATCH OFDOUGHNUiS MENEL‘n’II or ETHIO IA FOR PERMISSION -|

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. 7543 . Alonsoitrumps and rely solely on that FRYING PAN As LOCK m A Gm W IN IS. PA’LAC m

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9. w E oaxus .fiih BY MAKING A PAIR OF SWOEsf‘B'W 4-folqu S ‘75 There. is a far better chance Subgiittcdbv m5 ENG/MEIE- wrme—IR Mm

- by playing for_ a 4- 3 break in mammmm 10555 How my MRE'MDEM T i. There is not much hope ofidiamonds lWhK‘l‘l occurs in 62 ,u, OUI'A NEW PAIR OVERNIGHT defeating the contract ii n less .iii‘r rent of deals. as opposed to your partner has a trick in one‘ithe 2:2 spade break which oc- nf the minor suits. so you have 33-11”? 1)“ 0 My ‘10 Per cent 0";

———-—-—-——-—-—- e s I mm .mrloca, wuﬂm Win the ace of hearts e n d I2:09 arm—Sign OH 9‘” a “iammd '0 "‘9 a“ and aonoss 8.Notion 21mm. 2 ‘. ruff a diamond. Then trump Lnemm Bum m o c CKCW-TV the king of hearts in dummy 53m“; m- 'm yang u a w :and ruff another low diamond. 1L1“;de 5Q,um 23.13 L w i2.55 p.m.—$tation Slgn On If both opponents have fol- 12.1nourgent point: r ' own. Wasiher. Spa". Iiowed each time. the last two 13,131”; abbr. Loo p.m.——0ral Roberta idiamonds in dummy ere tricks ee mBostpartof i.30 p.m.-Country Calendar ion which two spades can he‘ 14.8aﬂle anything i 2.an p.m.—roiih in Action ydisrarded after trum ps arei “Narcotic 7.0live8. 24. 2.30 pox—The Christophere idrawn. “ rub Did-(leis. etc. 100 p.m.—Time of Your Lite 1 If it turns out that the dia- 10 Rama-“led S'TOUChend mp0 3 mo p.m.—m 'monds are not divided \ 4. 3. ex" m e.“ t. 4.30 p.m.——Heritege there is still a chance of making 17 Wat!” "1:13ti d 25 F. rtsh 5.00 p.m_—Twentv Twenty the hand by playing for the 'Nw 1m 6‘ _ 18. Wedges In 10. Boy's 27 Carry with 527 p.rn. CBC News i2-2 spade break. Testing the i - a a 3n w - - 19. Fireman a Christina. . p.m.— inter Contarance diamonds before playing spades require. present '0“ . 6.30 p.m.-—Biograp y substantially i n creases t e mt 31'Pguges wan-i 7m p.m.—Going: My Way chance of makinzthe contract. 22 Comedy“ new“ 33.Netmbri¢ ammonia: “0 °"“'-”"' ""' ‘ "‘ ' ' Bob—-— 11. Skiers' .——- abbr. I 3-30 Dim—"Mb 9“ ISO-Program Schedule i acacia, .- mecca. breve: min “Southeast "I 9‘00 P"“"‘“ 5”"W‘" 9“” 7.51—Tonight’s Music (:10 18.Tospout 35.Scotch z in 00 rum—Bonanza 9400_N,,;°ni. 3min... 27.Gain. 20. Scotch family South: ” ii.00 p.m.-C|ose-UP 9.]5—Agenda imowiedge ver group abbr- .< ll.JO p.m. "Quest 9.30.4311 C|ub 28.Mlt 12‘0" P‘m‘_CBc TV NW" “LOO—National News C C zg‘neparedi ‘2-‘0 “NFCch 7" N'W' lilac—late Night Theatre csc "coma" 1i.00—News 8. Regional Weather ao-Eﬂumc“ ll.05—Ster|ight Sernade ' F; Ag TVTSI‘LIIACK lll.30—Nows Headlines a Maritime :g- l a 's . life 0 ease wwhe, - - mmuy‘ m 4-9226 ii.35—-$tar|ight Serenade 36 ‘mhm [gang/p: i . — . ‘ w h ' . M00 now 8 Restaurant “0° “$3,, 33:3" w 'i '- 38.-——Island, _. Free Delivery 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. . 12.05_5ign o” , m, I following morning “A ’9 swam.“ Ill dim a at. otdooi-ways l- . FRIDAY 41. Slope : '63»). a“ “No i 42. Adequate g “IDA' 6,00--lhe Gerry Fogarty Show “ﬂu-pends I" I" 44. Enemy 6.28—5ign On “ Boo—News I. Inland Weather "out. ” MIG—News In Weather 1 GAS—Maritime Sportcast DOWN > 6.35—Country I. Western Roundup 8.2l—The Gerry Fogerty Show 1. Island off 2 i 6.55—News L Weather ‘ Part 2 Sou a . 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 1 8.2A—The Bob Goulet Show Jutland 7.15—Country 8. Western Roundup 8.30—Pﬁrtrait 0; A Star Sh 3 Ssulcy g i 7.30—News Ii Weather n.35—T e Max erguson ow rep y: 7.35~CFCY Farm News 9.00~CBC News 8i Voice Reports ooiloq. l 7.4l—Country 8i Western loundup Odo-Preview; commentary (2Wdl.) l [LOO-News 9.l6~—A.M. C ronce ' i a_”__w"mr ,O’,0_Coun, you, “wing, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Heron ho: to work It! I l BJb—Country I. Western Roundup I l0.l5—P|evroom A x Y D I; I A A Xw ass—Worth" -io.:Io—cmicolly Speaking h L o N G l' l: L L (:h I A“ S Bio—Atlantic New! lounva "-OO-C C N'WI One lettsraimply stands for another. In is samp a steal 8.57—Thought For TodlY “~05—J°l" le'h'" for the three L's. X for the two 0's. etc. Single letters. spoo- a 9.00—Nawa 1. Voice Reports ii i5—-For Consumers “up”... an 1mm ""1 formation of m. word. m .11 m m c ‘ 'I 20"?“0'5 Album is dsy the code letters are different. 9‘m.p - c "y EiiJO—The Archers 9.15-M::riltenv; M223“ Y ‘il.AS—Win. Place I. Show A Cryptozrlm Quotation ” 9.55—Wh t' The Son li.55—Matinee With Willis us “moo—Nsz IWaatha'r moo—Jamboree Junction 5 ' o n v J D a N R v H a ’ D a . a x Ions—Nam a Music l2.l$-IYIO 1- 3:" 3c ' oczxnvno VJLc uro QNrc on a

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