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6:40 p.m.—Supper Club

6:50 p.m.—Sports

7:00 p.m.—Fligrt

7-30 pum—teave # To Beave

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MICKEY MOUSE

US HANDS : 1] One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is useg jhand seemed to rest on finding je wire » " F East with the king of diamonds; trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints

If Satenstein had it, nine tricks) Bach day the code letters are’ different,

could be made by taking two!

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00 p.m—Bachelor Father NORTH diamond finesses i 8:30 p.m.—Honeymooners @As But Rau has been around for} FVT KADLWY AJEATK PGE FNATA . —Dann I ; ¥ AS a lomz time and wasn't content! ; 9:30 p.m.—Riverboat ' << 10 one o3-set r—just the-3 > 0:30 p.m.—Cannonbal! We ctes a reeee | chance’ thatthe finesse would L . p.m.—Joan Fairfax WEST EAST | succeed. He saw it was possible Saturday's Cryptoquete: ALL THAT IS NOT PROSE I€ 1:30 p.m—The Millionaire 439742 akKi063 to increase his chances by test-- VERSE; AND ALL THAT IS NOT VERSE IS PROSE ~ 200 a.m.—CBC News 7752 ¥i0863 ing the club situation first ] MOLIERE. 4 2:15 a:m.—Viewpoint .@1085 @Ko4 So at trick three Rau led a 2:22 am—CKCW News me S2 & KJ low club from dummy, where-, (30 am—RCA Memorial SOUTH j upon Satenstein smoothly played ’ : - Ceremony 42s the king! - ; #KQ94 | Rau took the ace and, after A Ki i: @AQs7 | congratulating himslf for his ETT ETT ? MONDAY ADS | sagacity in having tried the club STANDARD TIME The bidding: Sign On East South West North

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8.16 or & Western Round- a

8.45 Weather

8.50 News

9.00 Morning Devotions

9.30 Top Tune Time

9.10 Morning Moods 1 }

945 Who Am I 9.56 Musical Interlude 0.00 News

0.05 Magazine of the Air 0.30 Melody Parade, 0.45 Swift Money Man

Be ~~ By Papers in Russia

: $s going: to produce a spectacular B Se Ye = MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet improvement in the world situa- bi AZT a LES e m \\

1.40 Weather

1.45 Magic of Musie 2.00 Weather

2.05 Rythm Roundup 2.30 News and Weathe 2.45 Mostly Music |

100 News Headlines: and Wea- fascinaicd, curious and even hope-| goods from the United States, es- ther ,

1.02 Mostly Music 2.00 Mostly Music (Conid.) 8.30 Back to the Rible

pe News Headlines and Wea-

8.02 Best on Request

15 Country & Western Round. |,

Pass 1NT Pass_ 3NT_ »*| have strated with the K~J. He na-

Opening lead-four of agpades

One, of the really great false- | ecards of all time occurred in Satensten swooped on the a home game played in New)

York a \ouple of years back.

The protabonist was a man} lected thre more spade tricks and

named Sidney Satenstein., an en-

thusiastic rubber bridge player! losing four spades and a club

nationally unknown

Victim of the falsecard was John Rau ‘South! who long ago made his mark in the bridge hall of—tfeme—Ratdieked the spade lead. losing to the king, and had to play the queen and. ace on the spade return

He could count seven tricks— four hearts and three aces. Bar-

|ring a miracle, the fate of the

By STANLEY JOHNSON

turally thought that West had J- 8-2 originally and that East had the lone king

| trick like.a bigd of prey and fired | back a spade. The defense col-

a red-faced Rau went down one,

| It was the kind of hand where | the victim rejoices with the vic- tor, and to this day Rau takes pleasure in recounting the giant hoax perpetrated upon him

| suit first, led the nine of clubs tand finessed. It never occurred to him that Satemstein might WINGEY’S BRINGING HIS PORTABLE TV— , :

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press did its best Wednesday to/| tion.

paint a glowing picture of Pre can visit. Russian ‘readers are

ful of the outcome.

Crewds around the newspaper | stands: at Moscow subway en- | along this line has been lacking, | trances were so hig that many! but people seem to believe it any-

people were late to work. They

| were waiting for the latest-edi-| Reading the papers was an

I tiane 1.00 News and Weather anes

105 The Outports

It appeared to be the biggest

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signal an influx of consumer

| Inier Khrushchev’s North Ameri- | exists a betief that the trip will OuR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

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tion here. Official speculation

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famazing experience for those who can remember the anti-

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5.00 News & Weather §.10 The Outports (Contd } 5.00 News & Weather 05 Music for You

7.00 Sports Roundup 05 Music for You

30 News and Weather (45 Don Messer and His Is-

public outpouring of curiosity | United States virulence of the So-

here in years—and all .. Soviet

iviet press. Every story under

news media pitched in to satisfy U.S. dateline was favorable.

it- in their special way. Moscow readers were told that

«|the turnout in Washington's streets Tuesday was greater than

landers ;even the epontaneous surge pro-

$00 Assignment

100 News & Weather 1.10 Starlight Serenade i 1.00 Lady in a Fog L930 Travellers’ Night Life

iduced by the end of the war

| ISTORMY APPLAUSE

Khrushchev was greeted by ‘friendly shouts’’ and “stormy!

00 Dominion News — |applause,” Pravda and Izvestia|

1.10 Maritime Weather 1.15 Night Beat

| said, and the smiling crowd was| iso tightly packed along the side- .00- News & Weather lwalks that “there was not even

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BOY HAS COME BACK

Prospects Differ For Harvests

OTTAWA (CP) — Cheauered prospects for Maritimes fruit and | vegetable harvests were renorted Wednesday by the. bureau of statistics.

Bad weafher earlier in the sea- son was blamed both in the Mari-’ times and in Western Canada for

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:15—Marine Weather and Fill ':30—News,: weather and gports

:35—A. M. Chronicie. ss and Weather Sarg ne Sportscast

|agency, made special arrahge-

a place to drop an apple.” Radio Moscow broadcast a run- ning account of the arrival and relayed his speech before the na- tional press club Wednesday. Tass,’ the official Soviet news

ments to rush trahsmission of pictures by radio and wire, but the usijal. Moscow press delays

the prospect of generally reduced yields.

Prince Edward Island reports some potato blight, with a lower- ing of yields in prospect The} 2, PE.’ rain harvest began last

Nova Scotia’s apple ctop are field correspondents.

week with clear wéather, but| Conditions, last of a series issued NL P previous bad weather caused a this year, was based on reports | rex reduction in-yields. Prospects for; Teceived up to last might from’

good. and grain harvesting}

20-¥A.M. Chronicie :45—Morning Devotions :00—News.

:05—A.M. Chronicle. :55—News.

:00—A.M. Chronicle. :45—Morning Commentary. :55—For Consumers.

700 News

:08—For Piano.

:15—Kindergarten of the Atr

:30—Now I Ask You :00—Jamboree Junction.

:30—Maritime Farm Broad-

cast 00—CBC. News and Weather 115—The Archers > :30—Little Symphonies. :00—Holiday:

°15—Tommy Hunter Show

245—Music yin mck and White apd T-C Mati-

:00—CBC New nee . :00—Song Shop.

:30—Appoiaiment with Azostini|

00—News.

:30—Tempo. :00—News and Weather

:15—Maritime Spertscast, Re-| 10:00—Vian to Man gional Commen‘ary and) 11-00 Rorndup and Talk Musi®ai fnteriude. jl n—V ern 4 :30—Tempo. i2:00—Here’s The Weather and :00-—-New a Sige Off « :

| $:32%—Maritime Mazazine 704—Maritime Fish Broadcast) t ,

and processing made the papers hours late

All used the same three-quar- ter length, full - face shot of Khrushchev and President Eisen- hower smiling.

Headlines followed the same lines. “America welcomes its eminent guest.” said Izvestia. The newspaper Soviet Russia used a quote from Khrushchev’s! arrival speech for its eight-col-| umn headline: “With open heart! and good purposes.”’

RUSSIAN IDEA . Russians seem to have the ide that this exchange of visits is}

7.10—Commentary

7:15—Music.

7:30—Rawhide and Music. ° 8:00—Teen Tempo and Music. 8:25—Tempo

8:45— Repertoire aM fancouver Toeatre.

ihas had no adverse effect so far{ 20

ports damage to grain from re- cent rains. The province's potato Embarrass U.S.

harvest, in progress, has shown

Milk production {n Quebec is alto an embarrassing w for US. bit better than normal for this! space efforts. ~ - season. :

In Ontario, winter wheat seed-|_ The 265pound satellite, called

Transit I, rode skyward atop a

ing is proceeding, the corn crop i i ‘rally good. and harvesting three-stage Thor-Abl * rocket. . It oy 9 ; iwas designed to study the pos-

of canning crops and tobacco is well advanced [st n stat nm “space In British Columba, poor) 23'0n stations in 'spe | 's tage did

veatl f the last two weeks} But the rocket's third stag eg ignite and the satellite ap-

i ge {parently met a fiery doom in a on muturing crops. The potato) P M harvest is well advanced. Fruit/Plunge through the earth's at-

crops in the interior are pro- mosphere.

good quality and variable yields.| CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)

Many Quebee farmers have The United States failed to orbit completed grain cutting., with a navigation satellite Thursday yields somewhat below normal.|and added another- black mark

sibility of using satellites as navi-)

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y Denies Braves’ Protest

es ea tenor =" Space Efforte ~ 1,108 MOPEES AP — Prost SE completed. New Brunswick re Space E orts dent Warren C. Giles of the Na

tional League Friday formally!

denied a protest by Milwaukee in| its losing game to Los Angeles! Dodgers Sept. 15. |

The protest was based on a. ball that Joe. Adcock hit that!

lodged in the notorious left field! screen.

Manager Fred Haney and gen- eral manager John Mchale of the Braves claimed the hall eailed! and stuck bevond the screen and should have been called a home run instead .of a ground rules two-base hit |

Milwaukee would have won the| game in nine innings, 74. The

gressing favorably in spite of cooler weather.

i - Good progress In the grain har |Ruskies Claim r ost of th airies ialiowing a long ‘spi of poor| Walking Records

weather, was reported. But wet

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9:30—Summer Fallow. 5 %

. ‘ : ™~ . weather has reduced grain grade MOSCOW (AP) «The BuSsiaste and frost in local ereas has! claimed two more world walking caused an undetermined amount records Wednesday, making four

of damage in two days ‘4 bettering the record of 4:21.07, | | The bureau's report om crop, Mikbail- Lavrev reportediy lelec erodited to mon i

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track in four hours, two minutes, |

of 4:12:03.4 set by- L. Moe of Czechoslovakia in 1956. According to report T

also waiked 51 kilometers (31] miles, 1120's yards) in 4.71:1%6

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