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wp 1.30 News and Weather length to be biddable, there is| The four heart bid was follow- 7.36 Country and Western Round | onciderable difference of opim-,ed by three passes, and the com

F . RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT : ACROSS _ 2.Diminutive 19. Shade . 7 oe ss 1 arentey st Alic» of WHO'S Gu SECOND | mn Old Full brown PP _— Rr 4. Half ome #1 Interns F MTGE Fishhook Make -far erers Second ae, tet ly , 9.A wise man (naut.) | 32 Ribbed (UES 2 } , 10. English 6. Religious silk -12. Insides of (Moham.) 23. Sets of > Clim| 24. Regret “ 8. French-- 25.Chinese Yesterday's Answer o 14. A-tiptoe man’s good dynasty Ts 15. Knave of day 20.Punished, _ %. Office ROUND clubs in lee = 9. Health as by cabinel 2 zgyot 11. Caustically 30. Weird ee ° ' sake . . Wi 1 — 17. poet 15. Sat 31. Showers type ‘ us | 19. Little child 18, Eecape $2.Graf-——, %8. Father Steet 4 $i Handle _ eee ? QT am :30 p.m.—Walt Disney Presents LUNG roughly | Tz 1 14 me Sm <s 4 :30 p.m—Live @ Borrowed Life 22. Inspiration | Reise aye : for “The . / VE T\e2\eLe p.m.—David King Show — 5 wakes ee : z ; : : ANS) $e: :30 p.m.—Bat Masterson : . _» { , Star- =! a ' Y - / SO : p.m.—the Unforeseen Spangled a: , . ND 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News 36. Chills and > fa fever . € 13 a.m.—Local Weather Forecast a. Owned ¥ nies 1m , eS Oe S 33. Saint —, — : * “French = em = - 84. Splicing a a 38. Eagie’'s nest |** x ss > A 39. Roman 5 * < < CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR 4. Pickle t 3 bs cane Comb - . . solution ee = } v' | 00 ae 00 £00 pm—Albert’s Place ee we : eT 1x} WN a “s ten-tor wes: | CONTRACT BRIDGE on : 1 \ my _ eee Se 3:00 p.m—Supper Chib By B. JAY BECKER arn ; 4 _ co _ Think of it 4 new 600 x 16 or 670 x 15 only $50 with Trade en pene en 129 = SEA on? : 435 bes a3 TOSS | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it > . FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO CO. LTD. F f aa FoR sui sible, but at the same ‘ AXYDLBAAXRE ; Dial 5547 —Ti is avo.—Sperte Sast dealer. time reserving the right to shade se LONG FELLOW iu Charlottetown Store — Tires Mounted While You Wait 00 p.m—Whirly Birds . Both sides vulnerable, a suit if no better bid is available} ' @ne letter simply stands for another. In this sample A ts wy 7:30. p.m.—How. To Marry @ NORTH - _-. For a successful application of/ for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos- c omen ai 7 Ze poo wl » sag thang trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, F p.m. nkhouse : hand which occurr # each tt 8:30 p.m.—Walt Disney Presents sta mt ern States*championships recent- ng tht ape a. ~ 9:30 p.m—tive A Borrowed Life $QJ10962 ly. South was Bea Gale, playing A Oryptogram Quotation 10:00 p.m.—David~ King WESt . EAST with Howard Scheken. Together é a eee Q39% 2 they won the netideal mixed pair) , C= SIOCH FRSKCORIVR LVC RE 00 p.m—the Unforseer O85 eis Championship in 1957. LEMS FR MKLLK v 11:30 p.m.—Clese Up @KQIs A1098632 Mrs. Gale, noted as an adroit = - eee ~ ee ot ous tee 33 BAKA bidder, decided not to overcall YINFOG-XVFNOCH>VLVGRKC,. z 2:15 a.m. News SOUTH the diamond bid, i a 12:20 p.m—Sign Off onuwsess |ieen ooo Ars vt lhag wg AP Yesterday's Cryptoquote: HE WAS SUPPORTING NOTH. | ll oa t dding for a while : ina 96432 before ‘competing withthe leas ING BUT HIS REVERIE—HUGO. - - ; . \ spade suit. To het surprise West «© 1098, King Features Syedicste, Tac.) + @TANDARD TIME) ' OFF 4 responded with a spade. ETTA KET : y = The bidding: Suspecting. there was larceny WEDNESDAY Best South West North | afoot, Mrs. Gale came in with two p 1 Pass 164 Dble. (spades after Scheken had doubl- $56 Sien One 46| 2% 24 36 Pass ed and East had bid 2 diamonds. } Xwitp DPE | 00 Hebrew Christian Pass 3@ Dbie Pass |And when West bid three dia- AyaAH 6.15 Country and Western , wv Hi SHE HAS ABOUT ‘Roundup Pass <9 monds and North and East pass BOYS ANO DATES | 6.30 News ed, Mrs. Gale bid three spades, 6.35 Weather Opening lead—king of diz-| which West doubled. wu) 6.40 Country and Western monds. _¢- Convinced now that West had S| ' Roundup constitutes a biddable not been funning, and that she | .06 News suit has always been somewhat was in trouble in spades, Mrs. °) 10 Weather a bone of contention. Though | Gale decided the time had come a) 7.15 Country and Western Round | ig generally agreed that a suit|to mention her unmentionable | : must be at least four cards im| heart su headed by the six-spot. = =x o <

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. jon concerning how much high-|tract proved to be unbeatable. $.00 “ews card strength a four-card suit | East-West could have sacrifie- $.11 Weather should contain te make it a bid-| ed for down one at five diamonds eee and Western Round | sabie suit. Mrs. Gale ruffed the diamond ; Some authorities elaim that aj lead and cashed the A-K of hearts “@.% Weather a suit voluntarily named should not |and A-K of spades. The queen of Hey.’ THIS ANY SIMILARITY OF it. News Devott be weaker than Q-J-x-x, while| clubs lost to the king, East later. Book WOULD NAMES TO ANY LIVING 9.00 “Morning on others contend there should be at/ won the ace, West made a trump MAKE A GOOD { wiars ) PESSONS IS PURELY o $10 Mersing Moods least 6 or 7 highcard points with-|trick: and Mrs. Gale mage four MOVIE! COINCIDENTAL . See sites bests in the ‘suit. Probably the best| hearts. - ae oe method is te avoid bidding weak! So much for biddable suits. ad 19.05 Magazine of the Ale oe Melody Faire c O'LEARY two new members were welcom- : 11.00 News Headlines and Weath ed into the Springfield West Bap- ; . i ees euiead [mee weet ?ca' received the ‘ sews Views oh Grocer | Miss Rose Maclsaae arrived | Right Hand ‘of Fellowship from 4m. : and here Wednesday on a visit With | the pastor Rev. Ross Howard whe i a YO uw A

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Macisaac, and will spend a coup-

condycted the service. The Or- dinance of the Lord's Supper was

.30 News Te : a. Weather le weeks visiting with relatives observed and special music was 45 Magic of Musie and friends in the vicinity. supplied by the choir. 12.00 Weather Mr. and Mrs. Everett Towers,| Mr. and Mrs. John MacDowell 12.05 Rhythm Roundup Lynfield, Mass., are spending two | returned to their home in East ee es eens or three weeks visiting friends |Pepperel!, after spending some- 4 Mostly Music w and receiving old acquaintances |time visiting their brother and 1.00 News Headlines and Wealth (in O'Leary and vicinity. Mrs. |sisteriniaw, Mr. and Mrs. Roy ss - Towers was formerly Clara Mor-| MacDowell, Knutsfor® ” 4:02—Mostly Music. .|eshead of Knutsford and it is 42) Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDowell, o - 2.30 Back to the Bible years since she last visited this| Knutsford. have as their guests and Weath: | \icini 2 = ee cath vicinity. ‘There were guests oe /Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gillis and two q 2 ; ; Thursday night Mrs. Ellis’ | children, Christine and Sandy, of 8.02 Best On Request tourist home. centre Nappan, NB. he 7 4.00 News and Wcather Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Wood-|~ Mrs. Samuel Taylor has re Mas 4.05 The Outports and ‘Veath side;“New York, are spending |turned to her home in Coleman, z p-00 News Headlines their vacation visiting his broth-| after accompanying her husband oO ‘ ow ers Elmer Woodside and Mrs. r rbour ine, where he 5.10 The Outports (Cont.) Woodside, Milburn and Robert sonaP acct — . $.00 News - land Mrs. Woodside and family| ww 16.05 Music for You Knutsford, and other relatives| , Miss Karen Weeks, Predertton. < .00 Sport and friends in the vicinity. E.I. is’ spending 9 couple of - ‘05 Music For You Mire Peres Crosemen. reture- weeks ‘visiting her grandparents, 7.15 Today’s Hits od tx bor heme. thax spending a | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mulligan and 30 News and Weather a ks visiting relatives other relatives in the vicinity. 45 Red Cross Safety Talk _ = _, is in thie vicintity. Miss Audrey MacPhee, Brae,

8.00 Assignment Mrs. Herman Maclean of |‘* ‘aking a Teachers Training ‘9.00 News & Weather Dunblase is a patient in the Course in Prince of Wales Col-

:9.16 — Community Hospital, O'Leary. lege, Charlottetown. 29.30 Cross Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacNeill and | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hapgood

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30 aes a son, accompanied by her grand- jand son Junior, of Weltaston, . pe 11.00 Dominion News ~ |father, Mr. William. Harris, ae. wa ee ee , ; time Weather turned to their home in Attleboro, | tion visiting sisters in O’- : ii ate red ie in ery ene he, ers tO NOW IN PROGRESS! 200 News & Weather weeks visiting at the home of Mr. | field West. Mrs. W.N. MacWil : 05 Sign Off land Mrs. Melvin Harris, O'Leary | ams, Mrs. Billie Ellis, and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Otis MacNeill, | Daisy MacNeill and other rela- |

SJ CBA WEDNESDAY Seloamuia DAYLIGHT TIME - Mrs. Henry Hickey and Mrs.

tives and friends in the vicinity. Linda, Gagy and Brian — the

: Locke Road, returned to Beatrice MacDonald of Maine. | nome Tuesd evenisig- after

-{§—Marine Weather #84) .76 cuests of Mr Lew ?: oe re ou of - and Mrs. ‘| spending their vacation visiting Livingstone, Dunblane and Mr. é ; aa their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. : °7.30—News, Weather, Sports and. Mrs. Melvin MacWilliams. | ohn Ashiéy, Charlottetown. {7:35—A.M. Chronicle. —" ae Mrs. Athol MacNevin and four $:00—CBC News and Weather | Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MacDow-| -yiidren, Gregory. Beth, Alex and

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,8:15—Maritime Sportscast ell, East Pepperell, Mass., arriv- jtpaily, Halifax, N.S., are spending | ‘6:20—A.M. Chronicle ‘oe in O'Leary Thursday, and are ;a month visiting with her parents : oo en Devotions guests of their brother and siS-/\4, and Mrs, Moody Lockhart rae oa T'LL HATE TO Mone OT BE PREPARED #9:00—News. ; ter in-law. Mr. and Mrs. \Roy'¢1, Deer ee AE OF THiS WIGWAM! My @ FOR THE WORSTY , +9:05—A. M. Chronicle. MacDowell, Knutsford — HE'S GETTING.IN SHAPE TO} +e 1) age co WEAK & BOYS + THE

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'9:55—News * Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ike. eect ME: and Mrs. Wilfred Bulger BEA FARMER: 6EF B

-10:00—A.M. Chronicle. companied tak Mr. ahabes Mac- |20d family, are spending their ang ll eee aes rae i 7. i } i \

10:45—Morning Commentary. Pherson, Ohatham, N.B., are | Vacation with relatives and WATERING THE WIN EST 7

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:55—For Consumers. ne al friends in Cape Wolf, Lot 7.

OT eo Mows visiting st the bo of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Alport Gard re : PE THAN MASHED ‘y TOMORROW! ° ate Mrs. Roy MacDowell, Milburn. ; ee oot ES! theyre 3 1:03—For Piano. ad Me" and Mrs. Scott Buchee- turned to her home in Ottleboro,. : \ ee 4POTATOES!}) EVEN MRS. J 1:15—Performer’'s Showcase. ao ‘0’ on rer |Mass., after visiting in Knutsford, ES Magee alt i ‘ : * . Le . . . » KEeCCN” 41:30—Fighting Words. oir. and lies. Larry Bes as guests of’Mr. and Mrs. Thom- ae?

42:00@—Jamboree Junction upre | 4s Harris. They also visited other 3

accompanied by the latter's par- | relatives in the vicinity.

12:30—Maritime Farm—B'cast 2 “1:00-CBC News and Weather ems. Mr. and Mrs. Alor! Ga dof | “Mrs. Charlie Milligan, Milo is a

Attleboro, are vacationing here |. ..; : - +1:15—The Archers. |} : 7 , \patient in the Western Hogpital, - ' 1:30—Concert Hall. in O'Leary. guests o Mr. amd) sinorton, suffering from an at- - “AND HERE THE IT'S AN UNBELIEVABLE ~AND THE METROPOLITAN ' 2:00--Holiday Mrs. Thomas Harris, and Mr. and!) of scarlet fever. Her many TRAIL ENDS 2 — STORN, BUT MY DUTY | MUSEUM OF ART SHOULD | 2:15—Tommy Hynter Show. |Mrs. Brenton Smaliman. friends wish her a speedy recov- THERE'S NOTHING IS TO REPORT THE HAVE BEEN IN MY CLOSET » 2:45—Music ih Slack and Whit On Sunday morning, July 5th., ery. . ew IN THIS CLOSET BUT TRUE FACTS TO MY : SIR-BUT IT WASN'T f=" ' 3:00—CBC News and TC Mat ' ‘ Gece st ts ee te 1] -MY SUNDAY HAT !! CHIEF — ¢- WHAT'LL | DO NOW ? ; inee 7: 10—Commentary. : oT . oe NY © 4:00—Music by McMullin. 7: 15—Music. Preston Thom,‘son, was her nep- = a ' 4:30—Johnny Holmes Show .7:30—Rawhide and Music. hews, Mr. Wallace Fleet and Mr, zs : + . \ 2 5: 00—News. 8:00—Teen Tempo and Music. |Ralph.Colewell of the U.S.A. This : ; tt WN * §:04—Maritime Fish Broadcas:|8.30—Introduction to Wednesday | “45 the tatters first visit to the a yrs ey * 5:30—Tempo. — - Night , Ee Island. » _ eee ° ; _ 6:00—News ‘and Weather §:40—Elizabethan Music and| Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stoddard an Z : ae 6:15—Regional Commentary, Shoemakers Holiday ot Canton. Mass... returned to their > "Mar Svortscast and Mus.|11:00—News—Roundup—and_Talk|ome after visiting at tle home : Interlude, . 11:30—Recital. of her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Jack , 6:30—Tempo. 12:00—-Here’s the Weather and| Bernard, Unionvalg, and.Mr. and L : , \ : -_ : y 1:00—News Sun OL Mrs. Wilfred Silliker, Mt. Royal. tea ‘ : 7 Ll — — = Ly - , : ’ ‘ e t m s ¢ - : $ ae a = . wv on i 7

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