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up conditions are true, will the o 6.30 News ponents fail to take at least ion! A double by the player not om 6.35 Weather en tricks. \ jlead is a bid that carries special 6.40 Country & Western Round at meaning. It is a conventional up Seldom, therefore, will you fat- bid requesting an out of the er- 7.00 News ten your score much by dout|dinary lead. 10 Weather ,ling the opponents when they bid; The slam-doubling convention

7.15 Country & Western Round- |? Siam. The double may net you/ applies in the deal shown. It is an extra 50 or 100 points whem) not hard for West to deduce, con-

up 7.30 News & Weather you feel reasonably sure of de-| sidering his heart length and 7.35 Musical Interlude feating the contract, but it is mo|qummy’'s heart bid, that the un- 7.40 Farm Reporter big deal. jusual lead requested is a heart. 7.30 Interlude However, if the result of dou | This is the only lead which can 8.00 News ling is that you chase the oppon-'defeat the contract.

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.30 Melody Parade By JOSEPH MACSWEEN ,the proposal of External Affairs .45 Swift Money Man Canadian Pess Etaff Writer (Minister Howard Green of Can- 00 News Headlines and Wea} UNITEDNATIONS, N.Y. ‘CP) \ada that a worldwide setup be ther Russia called on the West Tues- established for the collation of or eae of Musie day to set up an international data on radiation from nuclear ; News conference of scientists to study fallout from natural causes.

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J . ment—out of the arena of the ee ont Wetsbee 4:30—Drama In Sound. a war, seeking instead gen-| |} aa arte 5.00 News & Weather 5.00—News. ‘eral approval from all sides. a" ANIHERE'SA BEAUTIFUL ONE! VERDUN GREEN VATU : 5.10 The Outports (Cont. 5°03—Maritime Fish Broadcast | Kuznetsov’s statement on outer iq \ COMBINATION OF b> umaee wir FuEcKS | | OF CADMIUM ee 6.00 News & Weather _ 5:30—Tempo. |space came at a time when the} {!" /4 ad YELLOW 6.05 Music for You 6:00—News and Weather Sovitt Union is riding high in i 6;50 to 7;00 p.m. Rogerson-Lee 6:15—Regional Commentary. scientific prestige — and taking | n Morgan Recital Maritime Sportscast, ana numerous opportunities at the ; 7.00 Sports Roundup Musical Interlude. jUN to remind the rest of the 2 7.05 Music for You 6:30—Tempo. world of its success. = 7.30 News and Weather 7:00—News. His speech was generally mild 7.45 Don Messer ..nd His Is | 7:10—Commentaty. in tone. It consisted mainly of an od Janders : : 7:15—Music. : appeal for urgent action on So- 8.00 Assignment a5 7:30—Rawhide and Music. viet Premier Khrushchev’s pro- | i~— 9.00 News & Weather 8:00—Teen-Tempo and Music. | posal made here 19 days ago for | ‘oO 9.10 Starlight Serenade 8.25—Tempo | complete . world disarmament in| i 10.00 Lady in a Fog 8:30—Album for Thursday ifour years. PR i> 10.30 Traveller's Night Life 9:00—Contact \ / But Kuznetsov served notice the Bis = 11.00 Dominion News 9:45—Footloose. Soviet Union would maintain its; | - itn ie Te armen -B | 11.10 Maritime Weather 10:00—Contact |boycott of the present UN com- : 11.15 Night Beat aes eee and es on peaceful uses of outer shite cies cams wat i ie BEDEQUE 12.00 News & Weather 12:00—Here’s the Weather and z : ing it to the benefit of mankind.” we06 Sign Of ; Sign Off. NO BALANCE As to the new. proposal, he CBA THURSDAY , - The Soviet Union, Czechoslova- | said: | Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Davol | o kia and Poland refused to take), “Taking into account. the bene- a ae ype ae ee ee a . ‘ |part, in the committee’s work on /fits of the exchange of ex ing several says vasitin the! DAYLIGHT TIME jthe ground it did not include a |ence in the field a scientific re Dome of cee eat oe ee A sil: . | Sufficient representation of Com-jsearch and ac lishments for | Sinclair Affleck, - 7:15—Marine Weather and Fill Millions Agree: munist_and neutral countries. a more rapid ectaiane es explor- [ers Lloyd and Robert. | os 7:30—News, Weather and Sports India Afid the United Arab Re-| ing outer space, the Soviet gov-| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bar-|

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8:20—A. M. Chronicle. SPEARMINT efforts ‘useless national i ing Bed , |efforts useless. > conference in exploring Bedeque. ao worsing Devotions ey ee _ _ outer space.” Mr. Kenneth Bruce Stewart has 200—? i : e prepa ext to te elegates * taken up residence on Euston — Chronicle. is most the — a oe “is right Street, Charlottetown, with friends = 4 r ‘ + : now travelling around the moon.” H GB for the fall and winter months. 10:00—A. aes Chronicle satisfying »|He added: ‘ angar urns {He plans to return to this vil- 10:45—Joan Marshall “It is hecessary to ensure the lage early next spring.

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widest possible co - operation At Dorval Port Mr. and Mrs Ralph B. Mac.

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fi : MacCaull and family, North! ote ’ WY a! ne dei omer i oe airport ™/ pedeque, over the weekend. 2 s ee NOWHAR Oe echasaen - 12:30—Maritime Farm Broat The fire started when a drum| World Wide Communion Sum | gg ESS an > ee. ’ . cast. of oil exploded in a transport de-| day Was observed at the United ; 4 =? s ces) — o 1:00—News and Weatifer. partment store near a Worldwide | Church here. There was a large pe “ihe. 15) y

1:15—The Archers. i Airways’ hangar. congregation, and'the pastor de- al IT A) eps = 1:30—Kostelantz In Concert Seriousness of the blaze was |!ivered an impressive Came |S . i el ta 2:00—Through The Years i not known. ion address. ; LAL AF 2:15—Tommy Hunter Show. Miss Helen Bownegs, R.N. .on - \) ee te,

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2:46—Music in Black and White 1 ; 3:00—News. : Polar bears which live on seals Hospital, Tyne- Valley: spent the 3-03—Trans-Canada Matinee. . and fish can tower nine feet| weekend of October 4th, at her 4:00—Concert Hall ~- whee standing om their hind legs.' home here. BQ

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