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He warned. .- Bf . ‘ 2‘32 521—5; v W New "id $530153“? N533“?- Pef'i‘i'r'ir‘lnevﬁfi’s iii: iiuﬂ‘i’a'i‘r’iuié’niél i' E Ngggggiggmw : ' ' mints era _ _ _ v . wwih" Time meeting here the Soviet setback in 8 Similar “Shim u the we“ : GOOFV’S ONAVEGETARIAN , _ A. THE ViNIt .01 pm -C°"';'li|’ Th. Truth in Cuba and increasing mob brought sharp pressure to bear _ \KicggANo HE’S lN\'lTEP _ x; .30 emitter; Hillbilli" lems within the Communist 0“ new“- i 17674863) 0 USD?Q’EERT0 3;" 00 p-m'”ci,.ema l -7 V bloc give the West an opportu- Other foreign ministers fol- WASA PREACHER iii x T ‘ ‘ ' ' g :2 30 P'"“"'5'cm Convict “k. nity to take the initiative in the lowed along on Green's theme. NOTlh PCBFSOHfIBMMC-r ' In - a i e East-West power struggle. They included Britain's foreign m 90 YEARS ;. D m,——NHL Hockey i '00 . Bost0n at Toronto Erternai Affairs Minister “New”: she Earl 0' Homer . 3 ~ ‘5 P m___JU”,". Green of Canada backed Rusk. a?“ Elﬁn“ 5 Maurice CW" ‘19 z E ' ‘ .7 csc iv News “This a time when the “W1 er -~ 00 pm- al Weather Soviet Union is re-assessing its Rusk assured the other NATO I o 3 ‘ 08 a m L“ . . c 9 a.m_Mys,e,Y Theatre policies as a result of its forced ‘members the United States is m A 0 ‘T’rgpped by Boston Blackia withdrawal from Cuba." Green not negotiating with the Rus- mg my piano”; mm; m __ said_ "This is a comforting sians on any other suiaiect than 0m 1'"; m! M ‘ - n , ‘ . situation. \ iCuba. This was a re erence o a state In M The Kremlin, Green said. isithe numerous Soviet-American Himalayan Pakistan Trail es having trouble. referring to the ‘contacts since the Cuban crisis CM BE REM-ED ONLY BYA . Soviet Union's agricultural andlfirst broke. and to some Euro- PATH CREATED N THE SHEER “3 . industrial problems and its pean fears that Moscow and FACE OFAN lﬂrooo'FOOT 959:“ m d T v ideological differences w i t h l Washington might reach a deal IV HUI/5 100-“ Ic’ﬁ” m NOI’WOO o o ommunist China. He felt it over Europe's lliiead'.t particu- “55 “M0 O _ Dms handed the West an oportunity larly on the Ber n at ua ion. a Sherwood to take the initiative but on disarmament. Green sug. m “we 4 added “"3" I‘MTO 5??"‘9d ‘0 be gested a scientific commission ‘ _ 3;": mll‘tary 9183' work on an adequate method of D A I L K0 5 S w O R D > n n t . . UKCWJPV detecting atomic tests. ACROSS DOWN 18. a WANTS TALKS RESUME!) He also noted that delegates Lawywood 1_Presi_ damn "I ,oo a.m.—ann0r Room Green recommended inten- were unanimous in selecting citizen denim can. 2 ‘00 n.m.—$ign OH I sive development of political Ottawa as the site of the spring 6. December 25 nickname ac _. .45 p.m.-NeWSr Weather- 5P0"! and diplomatic NATO action. NATO council meeting. 10. . e (2 .00 p‘m,_rriday Pleybill 11. Swiss-type gated 20 :25.) >l< ’ Let’s Go Steady = war a es: . CONTRACT BRIDGE .. ° ‘45 pmreriendiy Giant 1£.Hunting- 3.Three: 22. Girls _ .oo arresting-mm? By B. JAY BECKER gm, 4_ 1235,19”, “i, f“ @uam ones I I e en , m ‘ .30 p.m.—Teke Thirty ERIme g-floﬁcﬂu 23 $3510- Ymssiaulm'" w I The days gem“ closer. But aaLvanERi. STORE has :00 p~m-—Scar'¢" Hi“ I North dealer. eight. West cashed the king. To“ ‘mtmmmt mm. m, m The time is “most here. I nice gifts. :00 p.m.—Razzle Dene North-South vulnerable. felling the jack, and then took (“Pickwm‘ 7 Temper 24... 36.1nﬂequent '— l . . . . I For "Mm"? {mm [m to sow" .30 p.m,—-$pln N'iéllinb the ten. but that was the end (of. Paper...) 8 “ﬁxes or m. 3151a“ Gobi < Santa w,“ be “mm; Smklngs, . . . . . :nth—S‘I'Uo’lfcirlionu New! 32x4 thieedgfoingnpand south ma 8 IT'ngtmet”: 9 t. 38 Ron,“ gl | For everyone far and near. I Toys and clothes are on displaY. = i -' ' a r. . — .25 p-M‘SUPF’" c'" .AKQIO‘TS Obviously. East - West could 18. Swab ﬂower 25. Therefore "ll Every single mght until ELEVEN! :35 o-m-“Te'evmm' wwh" 95 have done better. since they 19. Fetish: 12.Ma.n'e 27.A.nd: Lat. 39.Egg-ehaped ” l But mavh, You.” behind I 10 P~"‘"$:r“FI’P°'.C'”: om WEST “3 could have taken five spade W. Afr. niclmalno 0 Needle 4g-Knock i m o Lh _ d ' ’ .50 p.m.—- eeviSIon P .xmsz .A9854 tricks instead of four if the suit 213 Olympic 16. Speck aperture 4: Jime 0m (I! II your 5 opplng all. '00 P-mr‘hb'" Hf” ch ' ores 010872 had not gotten bibcked. If West contestant 17.Sheop .Knavo of of -l I wm‘ Ms yet to my. I :30 p-m--5'- “h” J'“ °' OJ“ .9 had won the spade at trick two 26. Wear-led Iheltef Club! in 100 Inquiry O I . _ I _ 8.00 p.m.—Dr. Kildoro ‘KJs ‘86, with the ten instead of the. 28.__ .pm I 2 a 4 ‘ e 7 a 9 V ” And Christmas a short while away. SL peters Rd. Dlal 24945 .00 p.m.—country Hoedown SOUTH eight, East would have been 29.Made of f g In I I 9.30 p.m.—True .J 73 able to overtake the eight later baked clay lo I, .1 V I 0-00 P'm-‘ETW'ImY Ambm' 95 on to defeat the contract a 31. Ugly old 7 0'30 Pm" ""P" .862 trick. woman .3 ,4, ‘23: p:':(A:/hl:. r5333: *Alo'” West‘s mistake was a natural sz'xg‘m‘uv' . I ‘\ I DEMA p 2- p . rm him ; one, since most players tend to to lo 2:” “""vmwpdm e 3 win tricks as chea l as os- “'1:de AENSI. 220 am —CKCW-TV News North East South West . P Y P non ,. ~ . . stble, and probably would have "1 2.25 arm—Midnight Theatre 1. pm 1m a” 'Hixh m m “streams their. robber .. no 2. n as 25 2:00 urn—Sign 0“ (approx Opening lead—two. of spades. been made. however. if sa-gxpmwﬂ z ‘ A ‘ A AA A reader sends this hand and had given more consideration to “an as :1 as c ' 0 “WWW” he made a “‘5' the defense of the hand as a 40 stop“ 2 3° 5| U T v :: £80? 1:213” £11135 woul‘gonggg whole. He should have realized, nut, 1’ E as soon as dummy came down, 41 Musical 3, "" ‘ and :r {Bugstgnm etgaerigmfietc‘iaagér at that there was no hope of de- perform. 31 z " feating the contract unless his ce ,5 35 3-, as 39 1: three notmmp and we“ “3‘” side could run five spade tricks 43. M ___————:: s:.ie:;.ieii:2trzz.°tir h. . h. , . . mm 4o 4' 42 . . . . ummy a etg so ric s 45.Cioae to ppen I8.53:0 aém. 9E§itolgni ace. and. in accordance wiith in sight and it was practically ‘6. Goddm o! 43 44 1.6 Ken . PP- convention. returned the fve. “mm that declare, had the volcano“: V *m” “Eggaligglpigggltagsgeilgdghd gcetgf Cllllbs for a ninth trick. new, 45 4-6 ou coud scarcely have bid (poem) 5 SUNDAY PROGRAMS West won the trick with e one notmmp’ lacking the ace of ’ '22:. I m WAKINIUP clubs. . » DAILY CRYHOQUOTE -- Hares how to war . g ,_ mm mm. “wag OR 50. CFCY.TV 12.45—Moeily Music This pomt of view—that th e A X I D I. B A A x 3 g _ ’ LOO—News Headlines 8 Weather cause was lost unless five spade is L 0 N G F E L L 0 W ‘00 P-m"MU‘ic‘l' "oz—ummy Mum meks mum be taken at once_ One letter simply stands for another. In this sampleA is used 1:30 P-m-C°U""¥ C'I'"d" "so—"0' 51'9"” have dommated the Situ' for the three L's. X for the two 0's, etc. Single letters, apos- I 2-00 PAW-NFSW 2‘00’N°w' 8' “mm” amn' Upon. 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