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., . ' Page 12, The Guardian RIPLEY S BELIEVE Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1958 I - I , _, chw l CHANNEL 13 ! TUESDAY 3 p , 4:30 p_m.-—Aiternoon Musicale ? ' 4 ~ .l. . ..- 5:00 p.m.—gteveosh THE mmcgosmum 5:15 .m.—— ong op In rance 5:30 £.m.—-—Kiddies Kartoons UNDERWRUCI’ION FORMYEARS 6:00 p.m.—Western Theatre WAS COMPLETEDOHJUL‘IMJMO 6:53 p.m.——CFCY.'.TV N ewe -THE DAY THE FRENCH REWLIII'ION 7:00 p.m.—Gaze[:e ~ 7:30 p.m.——Feature Movie Au R 5W6“ 9:00 p.m.—Come Fly with Me " > 9:30 p.m.—Dragnet [0:00 pan—Special Show ‘

[1:00 p.m_—Rhapsody

[1:30 p.m.—‘I‘«ien In Battle

[2:00 p.m‘.—CBC TV News

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5:00 p.ri.—-Stevie-0 5:15 game—Song Shop . 5:30 p.m.—Jungle Jim 6:00 p.m.—-Western Theatre 6:30 p.m.—Early Evening News 6:45 p.m.—Weather 6:50 p m.—Sports 71:00 urns—£55131" Hood :30 p.m.— o I > r ~ South dealer. . 8.00 pm. {uggarch For Adven- ' 1mm“ I‘Me n , > 8:30 p.m.—Art’s Auto Nam Auction A Q 9 6 3 ’ 9:00 p.m.—Come Fly With M .9372 9:30 p.m.—Dragnet I 91,334 I 10:00 p.m.—-Donald Flemming ‘A 10:15 p.m.—-Chevy Show WES! . EASE 11:15 p.m.—Rhapsody ‘ A182 A3105 11:45 p.mb—Film Fill | .6 .QJ43 12:00 p.m.-—CBC News Q 7. . .KJIOS . 12:15 a.m.—CKCW News *KQJ109754 ‘62 12:20 a.m.—Sign Off . SOUTH V¢A74 Ionxmu RADIO W931 . , . «583' CFCY TUESDAY The bidding; /, I south West North East STANDARD TIME 1. 4+ 4’ ‘_ Dbl.

5:58-Sign On ' ' 6:00—Hebrew Christian Hour

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Opening lead—king in: clubs. The preemptive bid is a confes- sion of defensive weakness. The

6:30—News ‘ dam“ purpose of the bid WWW

6:3bWeather to use up a lot of bidding Space

6:40—Western Hoedown so. that the .oppgnems..will..have ’ 7:00—News

as little room as posible ,iorthe exchange of information. ' Thus, West’s four‘olub bid is an example at a mud tactical measure. With 7 sure winners and 100 honors to protect himself

7:05—Weather . 7:10rCountry and Western Roundup , 7:40—Ches Cooper Time 7:55—Interlude

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neat to take four tricks, and Should have passed. v . The club lead was taken lnl dummy and the nine pf hearts} was led and when East played small. Both West’s pre- emptive bid and East’ double in dieated the double finesse was the best way to,deal with the hump situation. . ) Another heart lead brought the jack ﬁrom East and the king from South. After rufﬁng a club in dummy declarer led another heart and picked up both of East trumps

,It was obvious that East had to have the king of idamonds and the king of spades for his double. So declarer led a low diamond to the ace and another diamond back toward his queen.

East hopped up with the king, but it would not have mattered if he had played the ten. It was the first trick for the defense. He returned the jack. of diamonds, which South won with the queen. i Declamer then put East back in the lead byexiting with 3. dia- mond. By now ten tricks had been played and the defense had taken only two of them. '

East was forced to return a spade, having only spades Lett. When *he,l,ed a low one, South ducked and dummy’s queen be- came tnicknumber nine for the declaredr'l‘he ace of spades pro-

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giiﬁeegfher from more gas I; m-pdgto Ign- ‘1 _ ' ’ alty incase a usiness u e, 8.16 Emmi], and wesmn and almost no'defensive values 8.45_Weather if the opponents play the hand, 3';éo_News the preemptivebid‘has much; to 9:00—Mornin Devotions recommend it ’ 9:10—Morning Moods / " E39” double" at four. hem 9:30—Top Tune Time . canscamely he, approved. T‘hefe 9::5—Freddy Martin Show _ v» - lime—News

DECS—Magazine of the Air 10:30—Melody. Parade . 11:00—News Ideadh'nes and Wea- ther 11:02—The Magic of Music 11:30—News ,2 ‘ 11 : 40—Weather 11:45—The Magic of Music (cont. ) 12:00—Weather 12:05—Eddy Arnold Show 12:30—News and Weather [2:45—Dinner Serenade LOO—Fifty a Day 1:10—Dinner Serenade

To ‘Prospeciors

VIAINOOUVIEER (OF) —.A pros- pecting kit no bigger than a lunch bucket which may guide C’ana— , dian mining companies to new dre- . posits of copper has been devel- oped by two University of British Columbia geologists. The inexpensive kit allows pros- pectors to make on~thedspot tests kilo—Dinner Sewn“? (con) to determine the concentration of 1145-0ne Man'sFamIly copper one. It Was used by a two— 2200—N8WS Headlines and Well. man promoting team which're- the! cently discovered a promising 2202—533111113' _KaYe .5110“ copper ore deIpdsit near Merritt, ﬁll—Eddie Fisher Sings no, for Craigmont Mines Ltd. 2330—33“ to u“? Blble The field kit was developed, at- 3‘G0—1312VS Headmes and wea' ter experimental work lasting three years, by Professor Harry 3302—Be5t on Raquiit V. Warren and Dr. Robert Dela- 4'00’News and ea a vault, of UBC’s department ' of 4:05—Best On Request geology and geography.

: The Out rts gzo03.:News an?!0 Weather The great advantage of the kit, 5.10_1ntetlude says Prof, Warren, is that it 5:15—The Outports (cont) gives to we cooper pros‘nectors (too—Music For You a cheap; easy-to-Iuse tool which 7:30-News and Weather enables him- to make a $988110? 7:45—Lone Guide Talk check at the prospecting site. 8:00—Assigmnent The prospector mixes a minute 9:00—News and Weather quantity of soil or river silt with 9:15—Music by Mantovanl acetic acid in a test tube, then 9:30—Montreal Symphony filtensthe solution on to a strip 10:30—Fighting Wards. alt- of ruheanic acid reaction paper. Press Conference COLORS TELL 11:00—Dominion News It the soil in the area contains WOO-Sign Off a high concentration of copper, ' a heavy black .dot will appear on CBA TUESDAY the reaction paper. The dot will DAYLIGHT TIME be pale blue or hardly visible if r copper content is low. 7:15—Marine Weather and Fill The value of the technique was 7:30—A.M. Chronicle . proved last year by UBC grad- szoo—CBC News and Weather uate R. E.IRenshaw and Seattle x 8:15—Maritime Sportscast mining engineer Franklin Price 8:20—A.M. Chronicle“ int-making the .Craignmont copper 8:45—aning Devotions discovery, . 9:00—A.M. Chronicle The two UBC professors have 10:50—Morning Commentator. no plans to patent {1119 km “We 11:00—Songs To Grow 011- developed it in part with public 11:15—Perf0rmers Showcase money," said, Dr. Warren, “and _ 11:30—W3YS 0f Manklrld- we don’t feel we should per- [2:00—Jamboree Junction. QM, ‘ _ u, , son y pr 1t from itssale. [2:15—Jamboree Junction. “Besides” Dr War dded [2:30—Maritime Farm Broad- .. n . -. m a : cast k’l‘he bane pmncrpltles- were we]! 1:00—CBC News and Weather “0W” ° “mt 39° “51?”. and} LIE—Pages from Life dam” Whemel‘ the twamoue ls 1:30—Carl Tapscott Singers. ~ I 1:59—D.0. Time Sigpal 2:00—Van'ation on a Theme 2:15.—Summertime with .Bert , Devit: ' " _ 2:45—For The Piano. 3:00—~CBC News .. ‘ 3:03—T/C Matinee 4:00—Boon Companions 4:30-Cbncert Hall Shoo—Maritime Fish Broadcast 5.30—The Don Tremaine Show; 6:00—The Don Tremaine Show; 6:10—Maritime Sportscast. 6:15—CBC News and Weather 6:30—A1ex Barris. ' 6:45—Rovi‘ng Reporter, 6:55—Byline A 7:00—Music In The Evening 7:30-Roll Back The Year- 8:00—Tunes For Tuesday 8:30—Chicho Vallee 8:45—-Chicbo Vallee 9:00— Drama In Sound 9:30—Science Review. ,[0200—Jazz Workshop. [0:30—Leicester Square [1:00—CBC National News Roundup 11:30—Distinguished Artists 12:00—Here’s The Weather and Sign Off

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patentalble. All we have done is to make possible the pracucal ap- plication oi known scientific i'n- intimation."

The laboratory and ﬁeld work which contributed to the moccas- lul development of the techmque was made possible by support at Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd, the Geological Survey of Canada, the Defence Research Board and ConsolidatedMining‘ and Smelting Co. ;

The technique will be officially: recognized in November when a- paper describing /lt is published! in the oﬂficial journal of thel American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum En—u gineers. -'

Gov't Silent On unemployment

Insurance Fund

OTTAWA (OP) -- The govern- ment was non—coamnital Friday when asked in the Commons what it intends to do about plac- ing the unemployment insurance fund on a sound basis.

Speaker Roland Mic-hener ruled the question by H. J. Robichaurl (L—«Gloucesterl was not urgent and could not be dealt with on the spur of the moment during the question period.

Opposition 1 e a d ‘e r Pearson asked what could be more urgent than the soundness of the fund with winter unemployment: ap- preaching.

Mr. Michener said the question involved government policy.

Mr. . Rdbicha-ud asked whether the government would amend the Unemployment Insurance Act to take c‘are'of the “present situ-a. tion." '

Finance Minister Fleming said if I any decision were taken it would be‘ communicated to the Commons.

The unemployment insurance committee said Thunsday in a re- port tabled in the Commcz the unemployment insurance ﬁund in recent months has reduced its re- serves below a safe level. There was a record drain of $134,200,124 on the fund during the fiscal year last March 31.

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