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. CONTRACT BRIDGE

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11:30 @.m.—Station Sign OF Both sides vulnerable, tricks by taking. two diamond 12.45 p.m.—Monday Playbill . tinesses. The Violent Man AS But Rau has been around a 2.30 p.m.—At_ Home With Helen re long time and he was not con- be Crocker 633 tent to settle for just a 50 per 2.00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth ‘ ° cent chance that the finesse 3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty S910 7656 would succeed. He saw that he - pes shea of Truth - eJ9743 aasete could increase his chances con- ooh <r pre 152. 9 10863 siderably by playing a club. first. sah pondtchee’ cho. $1086 Ko4 Accordingly, at trick three, MADE ow 6.15 Sa asTY: Nous q b83 KJ Rau led a low club from dum- *R s 6.25 p.m.—TV Weather 80 my, whereupon Gatenstein air m |? 6.30_p.m.—TV Sports oQ8 smoothly played the king! HAT Tie {Tl 6.35 p.m.—Supper Club @KQ04 Rau took the ace, and, after WHO CONSTRUCTED 7:00 p.m.—Combat OAQIT congratulating himself upon his OTHE PARLIAM 6.00 p.m.—Bewitched ~G@ADB sagacity on having played the BUILDING IN eon 8:30 p.m.—Don Messer Jubilee The biddi club suit first, the led the nine COULD HAVE USED 1000 eae ao a kk East Genta Weet 1 ortn Se ‘Sie or tae Rr p-m.—Snow 1 ee! 11.00 p.m.—Free Time Political Pass 1NT Pass. 3NT | might have started with the K-J + @ Re Panmsfretan be Ish. Val win met 11:30 p.m Pare mai Opening ieen-—fout of spoees or oe nara oe é : .m.—Pe, One of the great faise-| West t ~8&2 y 12.09 am—CKC TV News cards of all time occurred ‘in'aland that East had the singleton} DAILY CROSSWORD = 12:20 a.m.—LTV News home game in New York some | king. ACROSS = 4. Footlike «94. High- 9 AGRE 3 12:30 @.m.—Stetion Sign OF years ago. Star of the hand was! Satenstein swooped on the 4 Halt - way- [AIBIBIAI MAIS IOlSlc! @ man named Sidney Satenstein.' trick like a bird of prey and re- §.-Back gheaen founda- [GIAIPMNNC) INIDIE Ie) crey an enthusiastic rubber bridge| tirned cashed three apade tricks| 9. Cubic 6. A pen, for tion a ; player nationally unknown. ‘and Soyth went down one, hos- meter example §=- 25, Possess ETNISIETO) MONDAY Victim of the falsecard: was! ing four spades and a club. 10, Bequeath 7, Fuss 26.Chem- [ulalRingai I TaINiAls| John Rau (South); well known) It was the kind of hand where} 12, Narrow 8. Putting jat's ITEM ele hal te 4.%-—News and Weather New York expert. Rau ducked the viption rejoices together with roadways to flight, work. flat at et Pyrat ah ee the spade lead, losing te the|the victor, and to this day Rau} 18. Scrub 9. Strike room. t : eo Weather end Mar.iking, and was forced to play|takes pleasure in recounting the} 14. Sloths 11. Demolish@s 30. New ‘ asi therning ca a queen — ace together on on hoax perpetrated against ~ ot 15. pone a \ 6.55—News and Weather sere : vies ae conduct: 18. Six-sided 81. Verbal Tete. ce ties Rau could count seven sure) Had Satenstein made the nor-| ga oaatad 7 ee ae tricks—four hearts and three|mai play of the jack instead of/ 1, Taoism be 30. Bek a Po Se ae nad tr aces— and the fate of the hand/the king, Rau would have been) 31 prenun™ $2. Short ae '7.35—Ferm Report appeared to ‘rest entirely onjforced to take two diamond " prefix hand 83. Norse | 7.40—Merning Roundy finding East with the king of|finesses and he would have, 99 Submerged system + poetry : fy P diamonds. If Satenstein had the'made four notrump. | , 23. Substitute =<

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