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OME Rg Petre ete ke, Tal 2 here unobtrusively aboard the; ‘‘A very good shopping spree,” Paris-to-London express on one/he murmured on leaving. DAILY CROSSWORD i : ° ‘ ACROSS 3. Dempsey 21. Shinto a Former English King Edward | *Yse7* .su mr rs , : coffee 4. Chop 22. Hon. ~ 6. Shaft 5. Indefinite or- ’ Putters Around London Store | =swim,< ,ie 4 ste f > 42. Means of oe ‘ —— ‘ : communis ie Foot. 3 NEW YORK (AP)—Where have) his time, hoping another emcee cation 7%. Boy's balls bis a they gone and what are they|job will come through. If it|\\43. Cabbage nickname 25. Sick doing now, those bright, ebullient | doesn’t, he may go back to doing salad _ 8. Not working 26. River > = aes and efficient quizmasters -who| commercials. ft 14. Vote 9. King of (G.B.) < posed the questions, rang the} Hal March of The $64,000 Ques-| 15. The piper’s beasts 30. Lam. Yesterdsy’s Answar ‘ bells and gentled down the pre-|tion, is touring in the national son 10.Plotsof land prey ~“ 39.Smali ,; = Open c sumably nervous -contestants? company of Two for the Seesaw. 16. Droop 14, Not good catch. island. There are _ about as — — — ae in eet 17.Half ems 16. Curve in _ | __, 40. Compen. ti answers as re are quon ing to acting long before the 18. Learned ship's ~ Swiss ° i sates : : quizmasters. show was cancelled by the spon- teacher planking - river _/ 42.Mr. Husing - ; ® HOCKEY * PLEASURE * FIGURE Jack Barry, late of Twenty-|sor, and even asked for release} 91, Glossy 19. Unfasten 33: Bounder 43. Invalid’s cc 9 o'clock One, i dividing his time among} from his costract. __|__3%.God of love 30.Mackere-- 24. Biemicm food af We take any size in trade. sev enterprises in whic ph Story, last quizmas' : like, oi 35. Relieve * : has financial interests, particu-|The $64,000 Challenge, has made ” — fish ~ 36. Ireland (abbr.) Saturdays - SPECIAL! HOCKEY STICK AND PUCK 98c s larly a company concerned.with|a couple of panel show pilot} 99 African : ; “scented advertising.” He is ex-| films, is doing some work on the river creer o TT 7 FREE Christmas turkey with every Firestone TV, washer, dryer, — eee west ae and appeared ee 29. Miss Laurie - a” ‘ refrigerator, stove. “We're interes in impreg-| recently in a commercial on btuse - Y a So eees. megatinn, | Hig Very. gee = Ya Christmas FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO CO. LTD. ren - S , Randy Merriman, once on The; 82. Rots a f explains Barry, “and in the gen-| pig Payoff, quit the show to re-| 34. Observe ; Charlottetown ie ‘ Summerside eral use of aroma as another ad-/turn to TV and radio work in| 37, Roman WY vertising medium.” He says he) Minneapolis, Bob Paige, who suc- house god 4 expects “to be back in TV—some | ceeded him, is returning to Cal-| 38 Undressed W/p 7 time. ifornia for motion picture and TV hide of Ae TA a Jack Narz, a quizmaster who work—and is reported to have an young steer YW had double trouble, is sitting out! interest in some oil wells. 41. Separated yy ~ a contract with a soap company.| Bert Parks took over The Big 43. City on the a But he has heard some troubling | Payoff three weeks before it was " Arno 35 g news “by the grapevine.” dropped.and now is host on Mas-| 44 Variety of , Narz was brought to New York|querade Party, a games show “willow V7; = ~T from the-west-coast-to-take_over_| which replaced Name That Tune 45. Resolute Dotto the first. show to collapse| George Dewitt, who presided 46. Waits upon : z FE 40 from rigging charges. Then he | over Name That Tune. for such a| 47, Projecting My : —_|-moved_over-to— which | Jong time, is frankly pleased te] _ ends of oe V/ Eee was banished by network edict. | be out from under. He has been churches ' E at His contract with a former|trying out for host jobs en pro a Y/ ; sponsor runs out at the first of | posed TV shows and has several DOWN the year: Meanwhile he’s biding| night club bookings. 4. Spar 46 V7 scape ae capital . > CONTRACT BRIDGE DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work its [st AXYDLBAAXR By B. JAY BECKER is LONGFELLOW 5 One letter simply stands for another, In this sample A ig used | in5 a ee ; “% ; for the three L's, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos- o a ience is the acquisition of a.leth- trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, te 4 South dealer. argie attitude towards common-| gach day the code letters are different, : <q ae Neither side vulnerable, place situations. Fae aay 7 ales NORTH Let’s suppose declarer “_™ A Cryptogram Quotation a Ws Nee’ : 9754 the club lead and then wins t oi s1096 club continuation with ~- i FXYEUVOGRM SRTU 106. J0 VAEVU Yo 63 He leads a heart, and when W wi S62 plays low, finesses the nine. VAO AOEYU SEF XD IAPUAOYTD- “

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set in bridge, but one of the dan-| But South will be hard put to <= gers associated with long exper- make nine tricks if West plays em the king of hearts when the suit } ; : is first led. With this one play oon er West wipes out al! possibility of 7 MA. ‘onicie : : 10,00—A.M. Chronicle declarer making four heart tricks 10;45—Joan Marshall Declarer may duck the king, 10;55—For Consumers hoping West also has the queen GIVE ME 11;00—News and planning to pick it up later ALITTLE , | 11,03—Piano with a finesse, or declarer may 11;15—Kindergarten Of The, Air take the king with the ace and ua 11;30—Footloose then take a diamond finesse. TOYS SURE ARE | HOW ABOUT TWO x 12;00—Jamboree Junction But he will not be able to return BIG THIS YEAR ; LIFE-SIZE DOLLS ” 12;30—Maritime Farm Broadcast to dummy for a second diamond z TO PLAY WITH ¢ oe 1,00—News, Weather finesse and is likely to come 5 1;15—Much ‘Ado About Musie home a lame duck. 4 : I— w 1;30—Curtain Time West should play the king, of f a oe o 1;45—Atlantic School Broadcast hearts when the suit is led, and 5 on aS 4 2 2;00—Atlantic School Broadcast this is so despite the usual prac- |\ : as 2;15—Tommy Hunter Show tice in defense of second hand 7 2;45—John Drainie Tell His Story |pjaying low. General rules : 3,00—News : should be made subservient to 3,03—Trans-Canada Matinee particular circumstances, and be F 4;00—Young People’s Concert readily abandoned for cause. _ , ‘n> Eee Tee West can reason that if'declar-| | BSG , - re has th f hearts the| | : = 5;04—Maritime Fish Broadcast ef GAS fhe queen O hess te - 5;30—Tempo king is dead anyhow. He should qd Se doen he ‘therefore’ play the king on the|QUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE! 6;15—Reg. Commentary, Mar. oe ae one a iG we —- ae : a Interlude =| he king)he will eliminate thel| ULZZIZICITZIZ Our YARN HAS MORE J 8 7;00—News threat of dummy's long heart} [eGap, maztHA, MY PURCHASE OF THE YA UINKS THAN A SAUS= A al 7;10—Byline suit. ORGAN WAS THE MosT BizARRs dQ ABE FACTORY S < 7;15—Tempo ACCIDENT! I HAD GONE TO THE AUCTION Y Lule iow ie ‘| Qe 7;30—Rawhide & Music ° ee OPING TO SELL A HUNTING TROPHY IN Yq THAT ORGAN 8,00—Tempo Vatican Visit ORDER TO SECURE FUNDS WITH WHICH TO 1) Oe pee Wat 8:25—Tempo BUY YOU A SEWING MACHINE FOR CHRISTMAS NYT ar SALE “tO 8;30—At The Opera ege WHEN LI CHANCED TO ENCOUNTER MES. Out! > $0d--tecles 6 Not Verified HACKLEWEN/<~AS L TIPPED MY HAT TO I pms 10;00—Leicester Square : ER, IN A MANNER BECOMING A GENTLE- HALL 10;30—Business Barometer Vv P MAN, THE AUCTIONEER souk ATICAN CITY (Reuters) — A vain Fogg Vatiean press office spokesman N i , ri , —smat! Slobboviens wait i. } 12,00—Here’s The Weather & Sign lace af penebecd aera ae ae \% Ce oan aaealy tremblingly for — the y = viet Premier Nikita‘ Khrushchev , MI for Santa Ciaus,0n SNO AP) nv Tey to obtain an audience with’ Pope iM" Christmas —_—— ; : \ John before an East-West summit N — bs ( - conference next year. h| & No comment was available iy Zz from the Vatican’s secretariat of \ oa state. The secretary of state, Do- th <q menico Cardinal Tardini, norm-). \\ ally does not answer press ques- * ol tions on government matters out- YY pal side his rare press confererces. i! Saturday .night, unofficial po ji , z ican sources said reports that’ : % ~ Khrushchey had requested an . fa SS GR Core audience were a “complete inves- | to & 3 s \