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What would you|and a great deal may be lost. ti LONG : - 5:00 p.m—P.M. Party now bid with each of the follow-|Overcalls are based largely on One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is u - $:30 pm.—Mighty Mouse — ing five hands? playing tricks, not point count.| for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apow 6:00 p.m—Provincial Affairs || M partner lacks club support our/ trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints .__ 6:15 p.m.—Supper Club 1. @KQJS gAQI10 OS 9762) hand is shot, since we are loaded each day the code letters are different. S50 non Sepper: Cheb 2 OKI2 GKQS $AJ8 HKQC!|with diamond and club losers, ? Se fone 3 OQ YA 4.18688 Aen and the evereal pocores eae A Cryptogram Quotation ‘it pm-auee Club & @AJ94 YAQIS ¢—- 4KQI72/|/to a severe penalty. The distin- W EWGYRQ GIHAYXH AIJIBHYQY a & @KS4 @AK962 $6 4AQ75)| Suishing feature of a sound ov- »~ 6:50 p.m.—Sports : * ‘lercall is the strength of the suit ¥ GCIHRQWHXQR IB W ERGAWDI€@ a 7:00 p.m—David Grief ; ? ; Q 7:30 p.m—the Vise k Double. There are two main | which is bid. BOYEE , z 8:00 p.m.—tennessie Ernie Fore Purposes served by an informa- 4 Ge Getenls. Theabd| ~ . Af : mw 8:30 p.m.—the Rifleman tory double. One is to announce the nt’s suit isa glorified Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE TONGUES OF DYING MEN z= “9:00 pm—talent Caraven plat the doubler has the values itorm of the informatory double.| NFORCE ATTENTION LIKE DEEP HARMONY—SHAKB ¥:30 p.m.—Plouffe Family for an opening bid; the other isl is usually based on a void. in SPEARE. Cs £ — 10-00 p.m.—Patti Presents to ‘try to find the parnership’s| te adverse suit. The cuebid is (© 1969, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) oe see eee ere Suet sone out. not used unless, in addition to the » 11:00 p.m.—Cayalcade of Sports It would be incorrect to over-| iia there is also a strong pro- 7 11:45 p.m.—Jim Coleman Show cali the diamond bid with either bability a game will be made ETTA KETT ‘ ee ee eer a heart.or a spade. Rather than |i. the suit of partner's choice.| } WELL -- I FINALLY 12-15 am—CKCW News guess which suit might serve lay. sand given barely makes the oe 2 ay FIXED THIS PIPE! 12:20 a.m.—Showcase — best as trump, the information is oii ak he ieee celal WINGEY © 2 Gentlemen Marry elicited by asking partner to ie a ulae SA te bh deems ISN'T IT A LITTLE THIS HOUR OF ee name shis long suit. sg . te LATE TO BE USING THE NIGHT? = 2. One notrump. Here there is} 5. Double. Again we have the THE PHONE * AND He's IN THE 3 RADIO no particular desire to find a|case where ‘an informatory dou-| HOSPITAL:| 16 : playable trump suit since the/|ble is the correct action to take. | : z C.F.C.Y. FRIDAY hand has strong notrump tur-|The double is used even though: = : Ei Cee es. Furthermore, we have the|we have a good suit of our ow’s ry 5 om = (STANDARD TIME high card point count for an op-|to bid. An overcall of one heart | me ening notrump bid. - | would not show the all-around | A \ ‘ed _ 6.55 Sign On The best way to show both the} Power of the hand. In contesting) E> x ; 6.57 Hebrew Christian Hour. |palanced distribution and the, an adverse opening bid, the first| Pees Uo z 7.00 Hebrew Christian Hour high card content is to over|item stressed is the degree of A oa 3 7.15 Country and Western Round) ca) directly with-one notrump.| strength held. . up : Partner then carries on just as| Owvercalls im the one level gen- 7.30:News and Veather though we had opened. the bid-|erally denote hands with less| - 7.35 Country and Western Round ding as dealer with a notrump.| than opening bid strength: the HE HIDES THE PHONE up . é An informatory double would sug-|double indicates an opening bid; IF THE NURSES ANO PRETENDS HE'S 7.40 Farm Reporter gest we were looking for a suit/the cuebid shows considerably COME. ARROUND TALICING IN o . 7.55 Interlude . }eontract, something which is not|more than a minimum opening TO CHECK His SLEEP.’ wu j £00 News . |the case. bid. . a+ of vi 8.10 Weather | ed . ; / MH, 8.15 County and Western Round- p f é hy: z up 8.45, Weat Ice Prevents : French Look o 8.50 Weather . wl eo : 9.00 Morning D -votions Ferry Operation For Su it i cat L om <q 9.10 Morning Moods . . mmei 4, J2| Aa ‘ 9.30 Top Tun Time oe. NS, Wed. == (CP) —| . Il ee . i in@isint Bell Island in Conception Bay T Ik we i HN ia 955 Interlude was still without a ferry hoki ICUIKS Soon ? } oe a ‘ sone Keus’ with mainland Newfoundland +O. Ley; : 1-05 Magazine of the Air aaed waa a oe Sees | PARIS (Reuters)—French gov- [HU pr 4 zt 10.30 Melody Parade deat an tle el, ernment leaders express convic- S 10.45 Swift Money Man : Ferries have been unable to| #00 an East-West summit confer-! 3 11.00 News Headlines and Wea- operate across a three - mile|©2¢e Will follow shortly after a| = ther - stretch of water separating the| meeting of foreign ministers. a i 11.02 Women Institute Bdest.” | tejand and Portugal Cove since| They voiced this belief on the as 3 3 Sam Magic of Music Feb. 15 because of ice condi-|eve of private talks here today iBg j 12.00 Weather | tions. | ‘between President de Gaulle and o ine 12.05 Rhythm Roundup There have been so mail de-/ West German Chancellor Ade- z ig $4 — aoe tee liveries. Sick persons have been| mauer. q a z F -E.1. Road Report. brought to hospital here by plane} . . ’ }: 12.45 Mostly Music __. | and helicopter. Groceries were| mesting — aes = : H 1.00 News Headlines and Wea reported running low. a Ling —: by us 3 ther Dr. Waker Templeman, Is-| ™2™#mum secrecy. Only two in- z 1:02—Mostly Music. land Mayor, said last week an/| ‘etpreters will be present for the oO 2.00 School Bdcst : icebreaker was “badly needed’’|™2in talks between Junch and - 2.15 Mostly Music to keep open the Coaception Bay | dinner. ; 2.30 Back to the Bible channel. The 83 - year - old chanceHor Aad 3.00 News Headlines and Wea"| Bel] Island’s main industry is| asked for the meeting a week = ther - . the Dominion Wabana Ore Com-| ago when Russia was insisting on - 3.02 Best On -equest pany, a subsidiary of Dominion!, summit “meeting without . a ra : 4. News and Weather | Steel and Coal.Corporation. —_| prion session of foreign min- - : ‘ 46 = = — Y ‘Sgr Rt oe ~~ listers. Moscow conditionally ; & i. % e ; ~ 430 The Outports ba agreed Monday to foreign minis-' |); THEY'D BOTH LIKE TO E F; dl C. S A ee 5.00 News Headlines and Wea- an m sty ters’ talks on Berlin and Ger OL te. ar THeyite LET THE OTHER HAVE THE njoy rien y ourteous ervice E ee P ! Hid many. ALMOST AS STUBBORN AS SOME LAST BARK!! y_ . | - $.02 The Outports ersonne e Z ; <q HUMANS I KNOW! - i * e- 6.00 News ‘ \ Kt is understood de Gaulle is in ' i Th Fi l Sh 1 Centre / ate ha tee LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — US.| favor of a heads-ol-government e ramtty opping °. : 6.15 Music for You Embassy personnel here. went| meeting if it is thoroughly pre- ‘ 00 | ndup ‘into hiding Tuesday to escape] pared. ee hh 105 Mone For You demonstrations set off by a Time @ MEN’s @ LADIES @ CHILDREN’S WEAR 7.30 Néws and Weathe. magazine article that enraged Bo- Adi di t | G @ COSMETICS... @ LUGGAGE 7.45 Don Messer’s Islanders _|livians. The Bolivian peecenenies jyaicartor its ae a ~— 8.00 Tonight’s Music itself was harassed by a tin ° j 9.00 ketene: wr strike. a as Pleased With ad C 10.009 News and Weather e embassy staff was report e e e ° 2 10.15 Starlight Serenade to have slipped out under guard Halifax Players ) of so: 3 sot \ - .. {9.30 Vera Lynn. and taken refuge outside the | Three Floors of Quality Merchandise : “--“11.00 Cavalcade of Sports seething capital; but its where- By JOE DUPUIS |) B= 12.00 Dominion News abouts was kept secret. - Canadian Press Staff Writer = : Pt eee men paraded pas ihe overs| HALIFAX OP) The Cansdisn! SUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Poe oa Peres! cit CBA FRIDAY . ment palace in a new demonstra-| Play Teach Me How to Cry by the) _ WN THE WHOLE WORLD, KNOBBY tion against the magazine article. Halifax Marktonian -Players won . , DARLING... THIS RING IS DAYLIGHT TIME The article quoted an unnamed only — es ad. VED 7 ‘ « s EXQUISITE —I MUST SHOW ; : . | U.S. Embassy official. It said he] Judicator Richard Tue! WZ Wij, D0. LOOK LIKE 4 THis 15 THE THIRD 7:30-News, "4 7)\ made the following assertion as| 44 night in the Nova Scotia re. 122% fen PoE som OFFJCALL FoR DINNER! 1 eee , a “wisecrack:” gional drama festival. borc if A HAYRACK 2 QUIT | L DON'T KNOW 7:35—A.M. Chronicle. a. : ae 7 - ORGET THAT QUICK" 7f cai ABOUT "TITLE'/ B HOW LONG SOU oO 8:00—CBC News and Weathe The only solution to Bolivia’s| Choice adjectives like ‘enor BUSH MIGHT HANE Ff - LEY] a 8:15—Maritime Sportscast problems is to abolish Bolivia.| mous, distinguished, forceful and: STOLEN THE RING (7 LYE GOT TH’ RING, AN’) FIGURE ON HAUNT” | “at 8:20—A. M. Chronicle . Let her neighbors divide up the| moving” sprinkled the aljudica-, IN THE FIRST e ERSEESIONS NG, * oe rep ipa a. 8:45—Morning™ Devotions country and the problems.’ ”’ tor’s remarks. “I’m very keen to |AND DIDN'T HA ' ron anon ee 9:00—News. meet the cast. I was carried). | TITLE 10 IT~S0 (70206 SUN THAU// MENT KEEPSUPITS | uy 9:05—A.M. Chronicle. 5:01—Maritime Fish Broadeast | away so much thet I didn’t ey BLACK 9 9:55—News. 5:30—The Don Tremaine Show} bother writing notes because I ithe or 10:00—National School Broadcast! §:00—News and Weather knew they were giving it to us on 10:30—A. M. Chronicle 6:15—Regional Commentary _| freely, right from the heart,” 19:45—Joan Marshall. . \ Maritime Sportscast aad Mr. Ainley admonished the 2 10:55—For Consumers ; Musical Interlude. crowd of slightly more than 200' = 11:00—CBC News 6:30—Rawhide whieh itd eity the trent 11:03—Showcase 6:45 Roving Reporter of the 1,200-deat suditori rows 11:15—Kindergarten of the Air | 6:55—Byline : ; : 11:30—Court of Opinion. . 7:00—Music in the Evening ‘Pi¢ase come in greater num- eS 12:00—Jamboree Junction. 7:30—Monitor Stars. _ | bers next time if you can “be-' : 2:30—Maritime Farm B’cast. 7:45—Supper Magazine ‘‘Teen| cause, you lenow, it’s very diffi- oe c 1:00—CBC News and Weather Topics". cult for artists play before a esol BE 8:00—Chansonettes. small house.” z A: rs. °° 8:30—Symphony « Preview. Mr. Ai made no mention ° 1:30—Operatic Highlights 8:45—Maritime Concert. the less rend 150 siauie who 2 < ~ 1:59—D.Q. Time Signal 9:00—Mr. Glencannon tended the matinee perf wd “ . ©2:00—Atlantic School Broadcast! 9:30 Now I Ask You . ya mn ; The Glace!” jz : \\ 2:15—The Happy Gang 10:00—Songs* of my People. Menagerie by the ville Play- = —{ eee ee ie Seg mein _. — ws. ¥ “ 3:00--CBC News, a - | 11:00—Natio News Roundup. ; © # inee , 11:30—Canada in the Caribbean| He said Wolfville showeg too f 4:00 Types 12:00—Here's The Weather and) much timidity in staging their = x 4:30-Ottawa Concert _ Sign Off firet play im the regonat festa.