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Arabian eS -- TWESDAY - Sea : ? .. 1:00 p.m.—Tuesday Playbill - Marner” : s ‘ i -- 1:00 p.m—Tuesday Playbl anne y Here’s A Tire Deal To Make You Smile Sports 43, Covered 7 ; 4:30 pam—At Home With | - 7 ones; 5 $25,000.00 WORTH OF FIRESTONE i a. spree yeas ; . 4 A small dog ‘ . _. 2:45 p.m.—Nursery School Time : (coliog.) Pe 3:00 p.m..—Dr. Hudson’s Secret |‘ DOWN $ 3 TOWN. & COUNTRY @ Journal . : RI 1. Paper 3:30 p.m.-At Home With Helen wrapper t TIRES GOING AT Crocker : , ef a book ‘ __ 4:00 p.m.—Whistle Town _ By B. JAY BECKER / ” > ° oo DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: FIRESTONE | HOME & AUTO $:90 pm—Sky King | ges sy [high cord point, aotramp distr e Reueneeece 5 : HOME AND AUTO CO. LTD. ASSOCIATE STORE 6715 oan teens Neither side vulneratia, bution, and a partner who pre- , One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used , 187 Great George St. “We Trade Tires” Dial 5547 | 24 Central St. Dial 3200 Summerside 6:30 p.m.—Supper Club i NORTE sumably ha 10 or more points, for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- 6:35 p.m.—Weather ae. f no other bid can be reasonably| trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. 6:40 p.m.—Supper Club °c 3 considered. each day the code letters are different. 6:50 p m.—Sports * ’ Ag the cards lie, declarer can- 7:00 p.m.—Donna Reid Show $405969 not possibly’ be defeated, but) _ 4 Cryptogram Quotation :30 p.m.—Casey Jones WEST. : : there is nevertheless an inter- ‘1 #:00 p.m—San erin. teas 9310978 use paka) Giaat Wamieed i fie ae JVK MWBC JVUJ OWXVO TKEPYE :30 p.m.—Highway Patrol e983 fensive ; IVK CUMB LYU f ? ' 9:00 p.m—Front Page @xKT74 3°" South ow. the king of spades On@ IVE XA Q PE’ |> 9:30 pao ee exe = aout with the ace and immediately} BWXVJ—QPYYWo. x :30 p.m.—Chevy Show ends ! 10:30 p.m.—Folio—Peter Grimes Ags leads a jelub.:West should play; Yesterday's Cryptoquote: SPIRIT IS THE REAL AND |i _ 12:00 a.m.—CBC News @AQié T ng: ao : ETERNAL; MATTER IS THE UNREAL AND TEMPORAL— i 12:15 a.m.—CKCW News @Aiss ‘o see why, let’s assume the EDDY. i 12: : 73 East-West cards are not known./_“\ 12:20 a.m:Sign Off : ‘ | If South wants to guard against; _ . ee owen North est (the possibility # being defeated, ETTA KETT RADIO South Pass 24 Pass | Which can occur if West actually ae oan lone king of clubs, he will] (“Hl CANT LETME | CF.C.Y. TUESDA allow the king to hold the trick. CAN YOUR DAD PAY ME > ' ¥ Tisha banih-caely ial es. | This is because he thereby be- FOR THE DRIVING LESSONS {- COWN.’ I'VE areal (STANDARD TIME) ning spades. | comes assured of five club tricks j | IVE GIVEN You ? 1M BROKE! .GOT TO GET MY Ordinarily, when the responder| and the contract, even if East; hee i “LICENSE.” SATURDAY; | —4 6.58 Sign On goes into the two level while! started’ with 10-x-x of clubs.; ~ LW¥ Je IS MY BIRTHDAY ” i 7.00 Hebrew Christian Hour | |naming a new suit, he will have! But if he takes the king, and it : <) =< ‘a Pe 7.15 Country and Western Round-|from 10 to 16 high card points. turns out to be a singleton, he Sh Ming, = KG y up A suit response in the one level! can make only three club tricks pee Oo Pay, AO) 7.30 News and Weather however, may range from 6 t0 ang may go down. ry i] i lAGo V 7.35 Country and Western Round-| 16 points. If West makes the error of play- 2 a \i/ i= P EN} EK up (cont) But the responder is sometimes | ing the ten of clubs at trick .two, ts ST 4 ; > JEN 7.40 Farm Reporter forced to go into the two level | declarer will surely finesse. When eI TY oo; F3 CM wwe 7.53 Interlude with less than 10 points because |the finesse succeeds it becomes ay zs Ss |. oy (iy 8.00 News no better bid is available. Thus, | automatic for declarer to lead a ‘\ Ce ws VY “ x Y ‘ 8.10 Weather : with the north band, a pass tO/heart from dummy and finesse, Ni ‘Gi da \\ j = ‘ Y 8. Country and Western Round-|partner’s heart bid is inconceiv-| Another club lead: presents de- Cys 7 / x 5 co able, and a reply of eitaer one|clarer with all the club tricks, and | : : = fot notrump or two hearts would be/a later heart finesse permits de- ’ = mae a misrepresentation of the hand|clarer to win thirteen tricks. But : at leraine a held. Hence the two club bid, for | if the club king is played at trick | 7 FATHER YEAH/-ANO YOu SILLY.’= WELL | 9.30 Top Tune Time ye he .. = is made two, declarer. will probably wind PROMISED CREAMEO MY Ts ner oe $45 Morning Moods uth’s jump to three notrump!up with duly nine tricks. me ACAR’/ ROD“-SO ae OF Far o 10.00 News : | I TEACH Yous: Caer oe . 10.065 Magazine of the Air C d A k U S S ' : < 10.30-Melody Parade and ad S S ead To teer | j - 1.00 News Headlines and Wea-| ; z ne World Trade. | ihe Meese ot-tnese Europe To Freer World Trade. ‘9 3 12.00 Weather ie eas (2.05 Rhythm Roundup By HAROLD MORRISON |a 17-country industrial free trade | < 12.30 News and Weather Canadian Press Staff Writer | area. | 12.45 Mostly Music OTTAWA (CP) — The United| Main advantage of the Gaia : Go 1.00 News Headlines and Wea- States, at Canada’s persuasion, | mon Market is that tariffs are to | omer oc ther t may act as doctor in attcenpts to|be reduced gradually among the | Oo 1.02 Easy Bucks 16r Listening |heal Europe's split personality. | members while they maintain a ad 1.17 Mostly Musi¢ Z Canadian sources said Wednes-| common tariff against other nA 1.45 Mostly Musie _. |day the development by two | countries. 2.00 School Bacst countries of a common approach} Britain wants to participate in 3 2.15 Mostly’ Music _ |to the problems of European in-| these tariff reductions while also | 2.30 Back to the Bible tegration was one of the most sig- | maintaining her Commonwealth | oe 3.00 News Headlines and Wea-/nificant decisions reached at this | imperial tariff pre‘erences. She ua ther ; week’s meeting here of the joint|has pledged to her Common- o 3.02 Best on Request Canada-US. cabinet committee} wealth partners, including Can- 4.00 News and Weather on trade and economic affairs. | ada, that foodstuffs will be ex- < 4.05 Best on Request They anticipate that in the next |cluded from her European tarif < 4:30 The Outports few months the U.S. will take | negotiations. ; a $.00 News Headlines and Wea) more vigorous action in attempts|SETTLEMENT DOUBTFUL , a) ,_ _ ther. : to reconcile the divergent trade| The bickering between France Zz a oe Outports views represented by Britain and| and Britain has reached the point oO sage outede France and try to steer Europe| where there is great doubt here i 6.15 Music for Yo. - INFELTRATION POSSIBLE eae be’ sega settlement | wi - oe ae —s The current split is considered} As an observer in the 17-| amt: 8.00 Tonight's Musie here as serious in the sense that|country Organization for Euro.| - 9.00 Assignment any wide European cleavage | pean Economic Co - operation, ee 10.00 News and Weather could open the way for Commu- | Canada‘is reported to have made 1° 15 Starlight Serenade nist economic infiltration. The | known her view that she strongly 10.30 Montreal Symphony Orch. split could also frustrate and de-| favors an outward-looking Europe | 11.30 Fighting Words lay a speed-up in dismantling of | and not a restrictive trade bloc. 5 DONT uuens She Soe © WANTED MORE TRACKS... 12.00 Dominion News ee i restrictions against} Sources here said the US., also YOu Sow EQUIPMENT, BUT HE GAVE ME 12.10 Sign Off. North American goods. an observer, has previously. taken Ff France, a member of the stx-|a laissez-faire attitude, reasoning CBA TUESDAY jcountry Common Market, has m8 if left alone Europe would STANDARD TIME | been at odds with Britain which | W out its problems in its own 7:15—Marine W. Proposes that advantages of\the| good time. : ee — and Fill ;Common Market be extended into} But as a result of the Canada- Soni gel eisai, ; o U.S. ministerial- talks authorities 8:00-—CBC News ‘and Weather 15—Tunes For Tuesday here now feel confident the U.S. a 8:30—Chico Vall will tak iti 8:15—Maritime Sportscast a as ico Valle. X ake a more positive ap- 8:20—A.M. Chronicle *45—Chico Vaile ee 8:45—Morning Devotions 9:00--Drama In Sound This was indicated in a rather g :: 9:00—News :30—Anthology. oblique ,way in a 1,500<vord com- Be ee ~ F 9:05—A. M. Chronicle. or ee munigqus which touched on Eure-|. fs «aca $ Bae ’ a News [20:38—Lelcester Square pean difficulties in expanding the} [ © * 9) 9) e9 ' ie ike 10:00—Atlantic School Broad- weet ee News. meee re watt into an indus- St a3 Fr. sisiaciataes cast : SOU p rial free trade area and said: ee iad 11:30—University of the Air “It is hoped that these develop |OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE |< i ee Conmemare: ; — a ie Weather Tine will increasingly create | : 5 11:00 News arger opportunities not only fo. r . 11:03—Pre-School Children’s Pro- | European but also for overseas idddddllddditdddttt:ddd THIS WAS A LUCKY HUNCH, CONINT oO eile : producers.” UM,YAS THE HOOPLE CLAN Vy 'N BERET A SLOKE Wo = 11:15 Kindergarten of the Air | The two countries emphasized| 'HAS BEEN INTERNATIONALLY Y : . = Z Yy RST LIKE FATSO OVER 11:30—Footloose in Papua | they want Europe to’move ahead| PROMINENT IN THE FIELD OF 7 WOT AE PRT Oo la 12:00—Jamboree Junction. + with dismantling of restrictions| (2°ORTS ASWELL AS IN THE ARTS, 2 SWALLOW THE {2:30—Martlime’ Farm Broad | against North American goods { You KNOW/<= MY UNCLE = ee a wi cast Get Canadian sources said ey Gant chin akon eee v Wer eat Aacek Bact 0 oe erent” tate | oaks wee nome eneust VARGA aes | | ei « thents of the talks, although they! 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