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Boy's — se 137 V7, a os 130\ps—Seturdey Playbill . ENTIRE DURATION OF HIS REIGN | nickname. ) Je we,, Weather, ee at . | ee An z 3:00 p.m.—Big “Four Football = - Rh. femal io aeed te CONTRACT BRIDGE cae = > §:30 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin wwe: > Kaffir LA hes 4:00 p.m.—Early a By B. JAY BECKER warriors + Oe = ; ve : ot a : “| DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE,— Here’s how to work it: g i ; dee et : 7:30 p.m.—tawrence Welk - . a ee ; method of play thet has the ‘ te oa a cee > S> ; Oe om toe |] Baath Gente greatest chance of developing | : /-LONGFEL > om—Gwing tes o os “" aide vehaewehe four diamond tricks. This propo-j; ‘One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 9:00 cicithe Miteske ; er ~ sition is more difficult than): for the three L's, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos- * 9:30 eked City si ; NORTH might first appear. trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints age iret Minne ao72 Suppose, for example, the me] each day the code letters are different. ss : ual—proc : a 11:30 p.m.—Johnny Staccato . A953 mond to the ace is followed, the : A Cryptogram Quotation < ; ¥2:00 p.m.—CBC News HAs intention being to finesse the ry, = ‘ nether Seerte: Senses WEST EAST —__| jack on the return. This method YGOPFSV YGKYVGSA OR F CFSBGFN |g . ae Soe 6 15 a.m.—Late re fails in the present bec & «it 103 T854 present case a a : ith. Maden Seics Oxo: the queen appears pr t Q@aBwos KQ NFWKG YOBR 200, = : working trade '*\ ercy — nkabDio $1087 e¢Q. ~~ _ {and_ only three diamond tricks Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE TRUTH IS FOUND WHEN ‘ os &Q7 &310652 itaes dae ohinih shin tn MEN ARE FREE TO PURSUE IT — ROOSEVELT, po ; : QAKG in addition to planning a finesse, & ! 7 ~ : FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO } 8.58 Sign On - wA104 }is give cortsideration to the var : t @ We Take ANY co LTD ie 00 Heb: ‘jous numerical ways the-dia r va 4 , aay Ef? i Apeautbuce™*hiee| ETTA KETT iz a a as -LTD. Seat z are 5-0, 4-1, and 3-2. = CHARLOTTETOWN SUMMERSIDE é The bidding: The contract cannot be made ? . ’ Tor sw 6.30 News , South West North Fast if the diamonds are divided 5-0. SURE,MOM. BUT I GAVE THEM 6.35 Weather—~ INT Pass 2NT Pass This case is therefore dismissed I GUESST MADE | THE BIG BUILD-UP , 6.40 Country and Western 3-NT : from consideration. A B00-Boo, a. Domeee If the suit is divided 32, # 2.10 Weather Opening lead—two of hearts thoad “fs led 1 my grey ‘fol | 7.15 Country and Western ' There are certain routine | lowed by a finesse, or whether - - ge Se rcsiniis steps a declarer should take be-| dummy is entered with « club sone iid . ‘ore he plays the first card from| to take a first round finesse. 7.35 Country and Western Round | gummy. contract will stand ‘or fall, de = - op MW he is playing a notrump | pending on which opponent has = ° 8.00 News contract, he usually starts by| the queen. ‘us os ier asd western Round a ee ee vk sateen eit eee r ; tract is in a suit, declarer will! 4-1, it is important that a low up \ . |usually first count his losers. A| diamond lead come from dunr 8.45 Weather plan of action ‘is then formed,| my, just in case East“hes—the 850 News mee starting with this as a base. ' | singleton queen. The entire suit 9.00 The Week’s Hit Parade Thus, when a heart is led, | can be picked up if this possibill- 9.30 Melody Parade South can count seven sure win-| ty matures. If West has the sing- _ News. PB oaties, a a aon leton queen, the contract is hope- ANO HOW - .05 Melody Parade Ss, a two ¢c uDs. Wo | less. . ESPECIALLY E’/S AN- - 2 10.30 Back to the Bible more tricks are needed to make! Therefore, upon winning the , THEY os 1D,’ HE TAX Dias jon leave et 11:00 News Headlines and Wea- | the contract, and the only pos-| heart, South leads a club to the WERE GARY'S FATHER erm o Ny te Bt \ ot sed Lote | ss Cotten * ther sible source for them lies in the| ace, plays a low diamond, wins IMPRESSED INS : PERHAPS T FORMATION, L KNOW 02 Magic ef Musie diamond suit. * |the king, cashes the jack, and . < COULD HAVS eee wb eee A : 1.30 News Having gotten a far, - | takes a proven finesse against tae You,LUJON! Ff 41-40 Weather next step to consi 4 the ten. a ; 1A 1.45 Magic of Musie wi Tif , 00 Weather 9:30—Ca C’Est Montreal. 11:00 Dominion News Oo i .05 Band Parade 10:00 Four’s Company 11:10 Maritime Weather F 12.30 News and Weather - |'11:00 News 11:15 Starlight Serenade <q 12.45 Mostly Music : 11:10 For Valour 11:30 Sign Off Bn ors Heelies snd Wom | 1 Ha, he Won ES : . : e. e 02 Quiz Time. 12:15 Nocturne c oe oes, 12:15 Nocturne Boating Craze) - ; ! oe 0 31.30 Sacred Heart Program SUNDAY PROGRAMS S ik WwW ot ” AG Saturday Record Time || SUNDAY PROGRA trikes West |OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE = Weather = ~~ *"|' 7:30 Oral Roberts ‘ st | Dems ane : "ar ileee 1:30 Oral Robert: VANCOUVER (CP) — Marine |. GEARED FoR ih 2.02 Saturday Record'Time {7.57 News, headlines and wea | service stations in British Colum- | * a MUSTANG MAG! WHAT RE oT ' 30..Pentecostal Church Bdest ther, bia are riding the crest of a a Pit: BEEN ROB. BED vm 45 Saturday Record Time 8.00 La Bonne Nouvelle pleasure boating wave. PU} “J 8.00 Scag Headlines and Wea +2 Botte ee Sees From Frinee Genres on the up- z r : ews eather . rr t i : 3.02 Saturday Record Time 9.05 Piano Music (classical) te Vaneanear telaad, tee called mde MY WORD! < 4.00 News and Weather * 19.19 Sunday School t Radio are cashing in on the boating i ait INCREDIBLE! « 4.05 The Outports 9.30 Bible Institute Bdcst boom with gas and oil sales.es- OT Bae wi | = gal keg s 10:00 News & Weather timated at nearly $15,000, a z “8. year. 16.00 News & Weather oe oe oe Customs offic! ale estimate © 6.05 Pops on Parade page nent yg aoa dae more than 8,000 new boats were ” 6.30 The Magic Carpet . —_|11.00 Local Church Service launched here in the last two = Sports Roundup Sr Gee Pocus «. San eather | ears bringing the total number : 7.10 Interlude eee ae ak ai 7.15 Provincial Affairs — 12.30 Old Fashioned Revival Hous cise easian ts at beat elo ar 3.30 News and Weather. 1.00 News and Weather Many more call each summer As Report from Parliament 7 bn Binge = Suess from Washington, Oregon and as 7 . : : far south as California. SRA 8.00 Shurgain Amateur Cavat-| 2-00 Crusade for Christ See manera uae service DID YOu WANT a Moser eade 2:15 Paul ‘Carson - stations has trebled with the in “ TO ASK MEA /7 A MAN FOR 8.30 Saturday Hoedown 2:30 World Vision. - |creased interest in boating during TEALIN 9.00 News & Weather 3.00 Where the Bible Speaks | the last five Sone Oil meade ca TOUR r 9.10 Saturday Hoedown 3.30 People’s Gospel Hour now have set up nearly 200 such & BASEBALLS 9.30 The Hometowners 4:00 Cuckoo Clock House stations that range from small 10.00 Brant Inn Orchestra 4:30 Church of the Air | barges with single pumps to lux- w 10.30 Don Warner‘s Orch. 5:00 News & Weather | ury marinas. =< 11.00 Dominion News 5:15 Hebrew Christian Hour ” 11.10 Maritime Weather 5:30 Hour of Decision USING LARGER MOTORS oy 91.15 Night Beat . 6.00 News and ‘Weather | A frend towards increased out- Py ‘12.00 News--& Weather ¥¢ 6.15 Hymns of Memor, board power to cater to the water % “ BR ee ee sean eee c be ome = 2 5 mes Forsythe Esquire | for muc the .incréased ‘ busi- mes a 1° CBA SATURDAY 7:30 Pat's Musie Room ness. 4 of 8:00 Family Bible Hour Peter Hoffar, a Vancouver out- 2 DAYLIGHT TIME ie eae _ Sings board a distributor, says 3- 4 = . : : ews eather and 50-horsepower motors have ’ 7:15—Marine Weather and Fil.| 9:10 Roger Williams replaced the 10 - horsepower en- ‘ 7:30 News, Weather, Sports . 9:30 Stardust gine that was popular five years 7:35—Breakfast Music bt aoe . > sls o ts 8:00 News, Weather :30 Hawaii. Calls oating experts say the aver f) rms: Ul ove _ . Geet age boat owner now uses almost aE oo . ite coen ube" = — of fuel Soe aan 6 ; usic, 'this he can pay an rom s e 8:454Jr. Farm B'cast v 1 |p to © conte & peben: By JOSEPH MacSWEEN Britain's Sir Pierson Dixon |©O -00—Tops_In Review Enio But like their counterparts o@/ Canadian f 1 spoke of the new committee— =d z th : ian Press Staff Writer 100 Ne oun Te onada’s Preourte-— § |imtin tual” citar, | UNITED NATIONS. VY. (cP) | coring the US. Ranta, Be | 11:00—They Fought Alone t Canada S Favourite— mand service. a The 8 - member United Nations | ain, France, Bulgaria, Canada, eer , ar } | orrer extras . ler, masons es 4 bn dityeo | Czechoslovakia, Waly, Poland and | O88 oe of Tim and t WRIGLEY’S Instead of cleaning windshields | vote a proposal by the great pow- | Romania—as a, “spade - work’, 0 12:00—W “id Church N t 4 and checking tire pressures, the! erg fer new talks on arms curbs | dy with the duty of reporting i or UFCR NewS. \ marine attendant \has to offet|by » 10nation committee, includ-| progress to the main UN disarma :15—Sports College. a } such extras as fresh drinking ing Canada, © " ' ment commission 12:30—Carousel t water and ice. Ce ae 1:00 News, Weather “ ; The unanimous action by the Russian Ambassador Arkady ; J The marine service station t 1:15—C.B.C, Stamp Club CHEWING GUM has moved out of the scow and big commission — coming only | Sobolev and U.S. Ambassador 1:30—Music from the shows J into the marine business,” ex-| about three hours afier it’ was| Henry Cabot Lodge also. were 1:45—Movie Scene. Get °° . plained one oil company execu- | convened—came as a surprise as| 2mong speakers giving’ their sup- GOODNESS /!-YOU MIGHT 2:00—Here’s Harmoay. tive. it was expected that debate would | port to the UN resolution which 1 GROW UP TO BE A FAMOUS ** YO'DREWA 2:30 Game Of The’ Day $00) leet dl Med te oa Guued| be te posers tad ean att A ces A ee . , ni p ng ? S 4 s 3 ' = 5:30 Musical Program 4 ey States, Russia, Britain and/ sored Thursday by a seven-na- | Mil 16:00 oi. ——— France. tion group of lesser powers. r oe we or Saturday. t Speaking for Canada, UN Am-| The resolution’s smooth sailing <q 10 Moather bassador Charles S. A. Ritchie | at the full-dress UN meeting fol- ; .¢ [noted that Canada has been as: | lowed intense diplomatic aetivity | Jy 7:15—Saturday Sports Review. : sociated with disarmament negot- | behind the scenes ‘that sidetracked | 2.

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