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Declarer ruffed} , YEE DSYD XN HID FLINK XN = LOW BS __Madonna_ : es 543 the diamond, played the A-K of a ic exist clubs, and had no difficulty mak- IK LN-E>¥HO-YEE DSYD xN HID, bist AS ; . e : SUNDAY PROGRAMS ; 78—-ing the rest of the tricks. ° 7 : Y : Fe are ‘ ——_———_—_ _— $10 aii 2652 | At the other table where the) IKLNK XN FLINK—GJEXKLK. a | Ee. : rh CY-TV — CHANNEL 13 7 ¢ islam was bid, South opened one} — aaa , ' low | ic an 16 Ee ee €Q10 ~ 9 | club (also an artificial ‘bid show- eee . eee aeeeiee A CAE : @ We Tak ANY FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO 2:00 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale SOUTH | ing Ole Cae) teel-denteaeing || | TOR AU NSEED BOONES ee er a | vAsngs Co. LTD 2:27 p.m—Sign On 4A1043 with five diamonds and - North (© 1959, King Features Syndicate, Ine CATE Site, size TV in trade - e ° 2:30 p.m.—Oral Roberts WAKQS7 bid six clubs. Thus the slam was ” LOOSING Hein e 3:00. p.m.—Good - Life Theatre itched: (ai \ | reached before EAST . . . had a es atta meanness a Aven MEER Ene B30 pim—Country Calendas ” at #AKE ; chance to bid. ETTA KETT - —ae 4:00 p.m—Holidey Edition The bidding: | But at hese pe 4 ms declarer 2 : i am~90th Con a ee ran into hard luck. He was de- | 5:30 atti oe a" io a Fast feated without much ceremony. = Se | T TILL ETTA 6:00 p.m.—Object Matrimony CO 5e ca | Again West opened the king of | J“ WowerTICKETS EARS: el Oren : TE i—tleue Menenine diamonds and continued with the To THE GAME wei N GREEN. ' t 00 p.m.—Bob C ; : : ace. ? ten reg Pete tied s i Flees ioelanare "alien Opening lead—king of dia-| The East player saw no ad- RIGHT BEHINO THE ” “al 8.00. liascdeahee Cinen Seed monds. | Vantage to signalifig his spade PLAYERS BENCH. i > as pm. caiier” Witdhe This hand was played in a pair Strength. He thought it more im- i 9:00 p:n—Ed Sulliven tournament at Jian les Pins a -Portant to resort to every last h0:00 p.m.—Play UK couple of summers ago. At two ™eamns to try to beat the slam. So} oe house U. tables a final contract of six | imstead of discarding on the ace z= ee pann-thepsedy elie Was renthed. of diamonds he trumped it. _ 2:00 pm—CBCTV News South, in the bidding sequence| nariner's trick even if It termed 2:08 p.m.—Local Weather Forecast | Shown, was Ewart Kempson, of | out declarer had cutie aa 2:10 a.m.—Weekend in Sports England. editor of the (British) | mond The slam. in such ¢ 2:15 a.m.—Background Bridge Magazine. He also played| would be beaten whether he aa ete in the team of four event on the | 3 40 a.m.—Sign aacuhies he a trumped or not. But East took v meer am = € |, :ame/ out insurance by ruffing with the CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 3 ‘ournament. (“Lend-lease,” was/ nine just in case South had no " | = ee the way he put it.) | more diamonds either. 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ALK 3 5.10 The Outports Tae 5s aoa irebel casualties in Saravane and =z " : 6.99 oS oe Ab te aunéuseed costing enn provinces earlier this | ' . Ma . fighting, the United Nations fact- | : me i< “0 The Magic Carnet finding mission was given a 19y-| The sources said that there | 3 Sports Roundup aaa : were only isolated incidents and | © © Irterlude minute military briefing from) 5. — ‘lud : y.\the rebels posed no military | ad (15 Provincial Affairs ee hp Co beet : : ¥ dence as yet—of Laotian claims |‘"'°. a aie" deeae Se ee that Communist North Viet Nam! Dealing with the situation in the Hill. . is aiding the Pathet Lao rebels. /South, Ouan said 2,000) Vietnam- p

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