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But East saw there was 20 is LONGFELLOW & 7:30 p.m.—Father Knows Best South future to persisting in spades and Kier stennly stemda Gor ainethar, tn thie eumiibte A te weed 8:30 p.m.—Showtime Norte Suen vuinerahle, shifted to the ten of clubs. geese X for tha tine O's, etc. Single letters, apos- 9:00 p.m.—Ed Sullivan Show NORTH Declarer won in dummy and ; ; 10400 p.m.—Worid’s Stage 2098743 ‘soem 2 aes pe ned trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, 10:30 p.m.—G. M. Presents 8 ore 135 beg oe waged = sade se Sach-| each day the code letters are different. 1:38 are — ee | ed the king of hearts, discarding 4 Cryptogram Quotation a were 4K ‘the jack of spades which blocked eee eT ithe suit, and then led the ten of| « YKLMTH Le YCFMHXXH, xPQG orecas' 62 [ As 12:10 a.m.—Sport Scores less oA 10642 spades to force out the queen. CPBJH WRRKQHG, PWRRB QG PH 12:15 am.—This Week | @K105 @9763 West took the spade and re ‘ 96543 & 108 turned a club which South was} EPL ZMLEG XPHJ MLX—DQKKLM. |forced to win in dummy so that , : i 3 : CKCW — Moncton x3 lee eneden cauld he, conbed. Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: SO CONSCIENCE CHIDE MB : e3 Declarer ran the four spade NOT, I AM PREPARED FOR FORTUNE AS SHE WILL3S— CHANNEL 2 | @AQT842 ‘tricks, thus bringing dummy| DANTE. 4 BATT2Z ‘down to three cards—the Q-7-5 of |. (© 1959, King Features Syndicate, Ine.) The bidding: jhearts. East had to make four + - SATORDAY South West North East discards as the spades were be |~ ETTA KETT (2:55 p.m.—Sign On 1¢@ Pass 16 Pass ing played and correctly roe 1:00 p.m—Young People’s | se Pas 39 Pass ed to dispose of all -his diamonds. ' Concert 3NT \This left East with the 10-6-4 of GET; LOST.” — ETTA 2:00 p,m.—Sign Off : : _ |hearts. WINGEY, DOLL.” — SAYS iF SHE EVER 3:25 p.m.—Saturday Playbill Opening leaa—nine of hearts.| taq declarer now chosen to THESES A FULL MOON CATCHES ME Our Nev-, Weatuer, This hand was onc played i) cash the queen of hearts he would! | TON G7’ DONT FOR- F WITH YOU AGAIN — Sports : a practice team of fo.r ‘match if |;aye been defeated. East would Ger MY DiVING LESSONILS SHE'S THRU." 4 | 3:30 p.m.—Western Theaire Italy. West would have been bet-|have taken the last two tricks! 1 4 ae 4:30.p.m.—Junior Auction ter off if he had led his own lonz| with the 10-6 of hearts to produce = 5:00 p.m.—Zorro : suit, clubs, but he elected to lead|, one-trick set. seat 2 5:30 oo — bo Ling a heart, hoping to find his part-| But declarer saw the possibility \O 6:0 p.m.— ined ms 7” ner with,more strength in hearts ‘of defeat. if he cahsed the queen ra News, Weather | "Sports , than West had in clubs. of hearts. He therefore led the | Movie: Broken Star | Fast took the jack with the jfive of hearts from dummy, se- = 7:30 p.m.—Red Skelton ace and returned the ace ofjcure in the knowledge that if | 8:00 p.m.—Ivanhoe spades. From East’s viewpoint jeither defender had started with = 8:30 p.m -Saturday Date there was a possibility the de- jfive hearts he would be endplay- Yo 9:00 p.m.—Perry Como Show- |fense could run four spade tricks | ed Ss 10:00 p.m.—NHL Hockey immediately and- thus: defeat the | And so it was. East won the 11:15'p.m.—King Whyte Show contract. : five of hearts, with the six but 11:30 a.m.—Naked City South dropped the king. of/|then had to lead a heart from his 12:00 a.m.—CBC News spades on the ace, hoping .there-/|10-4 into dummy’s Q-7. 12:15 a.an.—Juliette by to encourage a continuation of| It was a hand very well play , ©. 32:35 a.m.—Movie: Last the suit and so simplify his prob-|ed by the declarer. 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