‘ NORTH es ‘SS p.m—News & Weather K6 | with the king in order to get the + 6o= em Ree $3 ‘scumps going. When hé led a ' > “- ' i @985 is — $ 25 p.m.—Nursery School ; @AK10 heart, East took the ace and re- a | Se ee bale ee Oana '-.. . SS: as 42710943 ed it. Declarer still had to lose _— a ay 4 Fi iiae @A ‘a spade and a>club and went ie : 4.30 p.m.—See For Yourself @8754 eQI59 down one. | academe: teat 5.00. p.m—this Livi @10653 &KQI South was right in reasoning . REGINALD A 9TeCARAT eee mom thatthe initial Deart lead FAN QuooTy THe Ba nhc okt NO hor _ $6:00 \p.m—trouble with | Father A should come from dummy. THIRD! DOLLARS PIES pa.tialts Bireace Becadl |’. ¥KQ10743 - [he was wrong in arranging to Bane? waar were News & 62 * make the trump play as early]. THAT 32, HAs as he did. There was too much| : THAT 2. ne Stews aa eae ot we ad a -¢ spai + 1 2¢ fey = West, hence, had a singleton. : $ Be 32 eu ae noe ee i spade - ie. is own a le could 2 ™~ then enter dummy with a dia- » : pm. Opening lead—eight of spades. 2 ee ae test Cogan Declarer often has the choice |Past’ would take the ace and re. ° of winning a trick in either his turn a spade, as before, But the . * - — awe 8 % hand wie of Geek bie oe situation would now be different. magic a WW could ruff the queen of : : uation — the decision depends on are not, as he ine fit. If 1.40 p.m.—Weather . , . ) : the particular circumstances that} pe trumped, dummy would of - i ai ntien off are Fie course contribute a low spade ; For a case in point we have! and the king would remain intact. ; ‘CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 2 (this hand — South became|On this defense, ry il would : cee ae : declarer in four hearts. West|lose a heart, a club, and spade ‘ pote a.m,—Station Sign On led a spade and declarer had the|}which West ruffed. _ ae er eee Program option of winning in either hand. And if West chose instead not to = .m.—Television News possible losers were a spade,jruff the queen of spades, dum-! * - 8.25 p.m—Weather and Sports {a club, and two hearts. my’s king would win and South! P) AILY CROSSWORD x #230 am—Turner's, Corner But the two potential trump would wind up losing a spade, a RT 15 a,m.—At Home With Helen oe could be cut to one by heart, and a club. << eo ee = ND) 3 Crocker leading the hearts from dummy; As happens so often, Stringed Abound oo a.m.—Romper Room towards his K-Q-10, because the |first play made all the diff instrument 4. Bittervetch 24, Frank 1:00 am.—turners Corner yf cate oe Baum's | 42:00 noon—Television News Extracse Manacles Emerald aD a5 WWecthes aad Sports FRIDAY PROGRAMS CFCY RADIO « dinary eo ae ee Bis agp eed CFCY-TV — CHANNEL 13 THURSDAY ‘tT. fatten on > ae oe : ' ; ; 6;55—Sign On 10. Sea 11. Fuel 27. Man's “ “eh rte en verre — 6;57—News Headlines & Weather iL on 13. 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Hang, as ; FREE Christmas tarkey with e Firestone TV, washer, dryer, 6.15 p.m—television News 2.30 p.m.—TBA 9;10—Morning Moods @ curtain is wh — ee: : _ 25 _ P.m.—Supper Club ae a eee es 9;30—Top Tune Time 31. King of ES refrigerator, : 1D 6:35 p.m.—Weather 4 sth 9;45—Morning Moods Judah : : : " : 6:40 p.m—Supper Club aoe ee aan House 10;00—News _ 22. Dog’s pest 1), FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO co. L . 6:50 p.m.—Sports 4.00 p.m.—Troop Show ~ | 10;05—Magazine of the Air 24. Metallic a Charlottetown wee Summerside ‘7.00 p.m—tThe Millionaire 4.30 p.m.—Christmas 0.8. Slow | 10.30-—Weekend Shopping News rocks : — = 7.30 p.m—Christmas Conceit 5.00 p.m.—Children’s Films (TBA) | 10,35—Melody Parade 25. Help i" WY) ; Westmorland Singe 6.00 p.m.—Children’s Films 11,00—News Headlines & Weather | 26. Public “A. . 8.00 p.m—i Love Lucy 7.00 p.m—CFCY TV News and 11,02—News & Views On Groceries equare F Y, 8.30 p.m.—Sgt. Bilko Weather 11;17—Magie of Music 29.I am (come Tx 49.00 p.m—Depity 7.15 p.m.—TBA 12;00—Weather ; 9:30 p.m.—talent Caravan 8.30 p.m.—Wayne & Shuster 12;05—Rhythm Roundup 80. Gang 7 | 10:00 p.m—Close Up 10.00 p.m.—Country Hoedown 12;30—News & Weather 31 Light blow 10.30 p.m.—Man From Blackhawk 10.30 p.m.—National Velvet 12;45—Rhythm Roundup 34. Wealth 11.00 p.m—Mike Hammer 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News 1,00—News Headlines & Weather | 36. Venture Y 11.30 p.m—CBC TV News 12.13 p.m.—Weather 1,02—Maritime Farm Bdest 37. European a ne p.m.—Weather 12.15 p.m.—Sign Off. ae ae Sete oo tends ia. Y - 41.45 p.m—Christmas Eve Service ; ica ——_ 1.00 p.m—Sign Off CORY —— CRE, Bhs mien ao, Areentine Y, 10.15 a.m.—Station Sign On 2;15—Tommy Hunter Show 40. Genus of ily Y i f 10.20 a.m.—Christmas Film 2;45—Best on Request 41. Contradict 7, TONIGHT 10.30 a.m.—Prelude To H.M. The} 3;00—News Headlines & Weather 42, Honey Y - YW ! Queen 3,02—Best on Request anekers 7, 11.00 p.m.—H. M. The Queen 4;00—News & Weather DOWN : Listen to 11.03 a.m.—And Bc Came Down a . Request J. Reluctant . 12-24 At Christmas 3 our Program "MARKET REPORT" 11.30 a.m.—The Littlest Outlaw * 4;35—The Outports DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE -— Here’s how to work its ° : by 1.00 p.m.—Christmas In Other Lands Rao Hone & Weather 3 AXYDLBAAXE ~< 2 "| 1.30 p.m.—Chants De Noe! 505—The Outports , is LONGFELLOW - The Eastern Trust {| 20 pim—COC President shed eee a ee One letter simply stands for another, In this sample A ts use@ Zz ero! , ?, Company 2.30 inieeaineae ioe 6;15—Music for You ror the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apas- o 20 ai sane Vlhains 7,00—Sports Roundup trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, 3.15 pm—Nursery School Time | 7:05—Music for You Fach day the code letters are different, < 3.30 p.m.—Open House 7;15—Today’s Hits A 4.00 p.m—tTroop Show 7e0-—Newe & Weather ; ‘ Cryptogram Quotation : & 430 p.m—Christmas Outside 7;45—Back to the Bible TU TS CYEU GII ERS LUDIB, GYB ex sph er ge ore cong ea tg sue Te 8;15—Red Cross Talk v0 : 5.00 p.m.—Children’s Films B;30—Tonight’s ‘Music EDSGIJR ERS FUMESI EV SBO08SDT = 00 p.m—Chi ‘ " > ; ’ ; 6.00 pair—Cadren’s Christmes aoe ee ble nd & Marne| SOSGEPDS—AGDH. 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