Wed, October 22.1958 ‘ RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT , " ‘h Gua 'dian 'nge 1“ e .3 I A ,0. DAILY CROSSWORD hh .hhhh CFCY TV I F” CAN SPOT acxoss e. Comedian’s 26. Preﬁx S C W T M h 5 T E R A MOVING PREV 1_ Rap 855151-37,“ H A T A M M-E— CHANNEL 13 FROSFA HEIL’HT 6. Be still! (slang) German L L A R D , 5 50° \.\ - 11. Eaglesnest 7.Noahsson names DI EL I n I s 5-5551 12. City (Fla) 8. Boss of: 27.Prus. Hx L5 3;“ “Whale ' I 13' 1:32:32: 9. giggled V E M 23':Qﬁgggonschodl Time 14. Old Spanish 10.Carden mune T, N j ' ‘ ' heal; 13h Ohm, card game nibble: 29. Per. , N v A E 3")“ Pm“ . A nd the 15. Before 17. World fanned aers STA 91:1 4500 DIR—“go” mu 16. Number concern 32. Sky god Io-n. . envs 18. Poem 19. 0f the city (Tent) Yesterday's Answer 411° W“- Nehhihhh 19. Custom 20. Call forth woodman: 40.noth 4.30 m__0 en‘ Home 21.Ata 21. Siamese beauty 41. Employed 5.60 SIR—PPM- Pariv distance coin 36.Winglike 42Weird 5:30 p’m‘__K'id‘die§ Kértoons 24.Resta<;re 22. 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Boundary 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News I “.ngmmr‘ 2. 12:13 a.m.—Loca1 Weather knot Forecast | 47. 3313;011:1- 12:15 a.m.—-Viewpoint ‘ - ’ - WHO WAS CONVICTEDOFTREASONNATIRKEY M 12322 a'm-‘S‘gn Off AUTOMATICALLY WAS couoemneo 2...“...650.“ we gas-EM“ . 333$“ pas/Ms pay/wen b DEATHBVAHJGE summed by ' so: Shabby cxcw — Moncfon -P‘$’£€££_G£”LW New} m...) _,_ DOWN CHANNEL 2 them” CONTRACT BRIDGE "°'°'“° NEIIIIEsnAr h E m BECK $11.33.... ‘ y EB LOnenotin 1‘00 Pm-‘ﬁggesggg’mﬁ’ybm ‘ which I took with the ace. tafng Sport; . u w“ w The king of spades return forc- poet Movie -— Captain ed dummy's ace and at the same Boycott In— nm. established Silodor’s spade’ DAILY GRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: 2:30 p.m.—At Home With Helen .Ll suit. When declarer eventually A x y n I, 3 A A x n Cracker '85:: got around to leading hearts, I g I, o N G p E I, L o w 314‘ I’m-“Nursery school .Q ,4 gra'bbe‘i the a“ at once’ led ‘ One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A ll Time w: spade, and down one went declar- . . - 3'00 m —Dear Phoebe I ~ - eh. used for the three Ls. x for the two Os, etc. Single letters, 3530 gimI—At Home With Helen m m‘ uh h t M . ,‘ apostrophies, the length and formation of the words are all Crock” - .3303 3 A“, mm; 31: a; ibnﬁagmvlg: hinta. Each day the code letters are different. . Arc“ ’ I "m p'm'fgfge nd Th. 910902 17“ reached and the same opening A Cryptognm muo- . i I 53 1 lead was made. But the Argentine 4-15 D-mo-Chlldren 5 New- ‘ m East won hhe spade lead with hhe o I r u n n s n n I U r. r s n r s c M a P n 2- Reel ki d t ed th t 4:30p.m.—0penHouse .QSS ’13 an rem“ 9 en‘ NPI EU RCA LRU RGM YUE ERS 5:00 p.m.——P. M. Party .qu. He also got in with the club 5:30 p.m.—Waterfront QAKS. me immediately and led back a MJCSYJS UN FUUBYSMll-AUYEGCFYS- 6:00 p.m.—Supper Club ﬁQm spade. Declarer won with the , 6:15 p.m.—News Th mg. queen. West‘s spade suit was by sggﬁgdgys qumte: THEE, EEOW OF WIT 6:30 sin—Supper Club ° ' now established but this time TH Om ° OWE “on West Nor!!! 3'“ . ‘ -‘ ( 1958 Kin a. s Inc. 6:35 p'm'.weather "If? Pm SN'I‘ Pm Since he had no entry to cash his @6 I 3 a m“- ) Chm 1 spades, the contract was made. ‘ ‘ ' 0 5 ~ : The ten of s ades is clearl the . ~ emu lead—sax of ades. P_ , y 7:00 PJTL—Blg Story Sh 31p one god: the hands (:51. team right play at trick one. With dum— 7‘30 p'm’Gamy Moore 0‘" - ,v > my showing 11 points, and 12 in , 3:00 p_m__Bunkhouse Boys played against the Argentines In , h h _ V V 8. _W 1 D: the world championship match in Vlew “1 my handv only 17 Pomts I , , V: '30 pm“ at “my ~ - 'wer left t cc wt for S uth' ‘ ISM—OUR ILL SA . CAN presents Italy earlier this year, I made an e .0 a on 0 . s I DID ALL BASEMENT WE HAVE A BALL 930 p m __0ne 0,A A Kind unusual play that turned out for- “ﬁrm”? I’ld- The Argfmtmes THE WORK w “4.5 HALL I. 10500 pImI—Music Hall imasterly for us. were Playmz 1‘5 W 13 P01"t 11°- WSELFH , Sg’g‘i‘ " . 10:30 r.m.—Bat Masterson It was certainly not a difficult trump bld‘s- " \ THE 11:00 p.m.—Tugboat Annie play to make, but it was the kind Silodor therefore could have SEEM-EST: 11:30 p.m.—Closeup, of play anyone who tends to play one point in his hand. and ac- 12200 a,m.~CBC News mechanically would be apt to cording to the Rule of Eleven. it J 12:15 a.m.—~CKCW News miss. had to be the jack of spades. " ,. I 12:20 a.m.—Sign Off I held the East hand. Three no- Declarer could have countered I .3 trump was quickly reached and my thrust had he ducked the x g k R O my partner, Sidney Silodor open- spade ten. But he had no way of I a ed a spade. knowmg I had the king of spades. ‘a-r

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Declarer played low from dum- my and I played the ten. That's all there was to it. South won with the queen and led a club

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Employment Picture Brighter

In September,

By JOHN LeBLANC Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA ICPI — Canada's un—

employment picture brightened a trifle in] September, but it re- mained’ considerably gloomier than a year earlier.

There were 271,000 unemployed and looking for work at Sept. 20. the government estimated Tues— day. This was 10,000 fewer than a month earlier.

In September of last year — when the c0untry was heading into the heaviest cold weather unemployment since the war — there were just 197,000 unem- ployed, about one—third less than the latest total.

The new figures would appear to indicate—at least on a statis- tical basis —— that Canada could be heading into its second suc- cessive post-(war unemployment peak. The top of 590,000 came last March.

SLIGHT DECLINE

While unemployment m o v e d down slightly between August and September, so did the total of the unemployed, which dropped to 5,888,000 from 6,025,000.

This came about largely be— cause of wholesale withdrawals from the labor force of students and other part-time workers en- gaged in now-completed harvest- ing and some food processing op- erations.

The September employment to- tal also was down by 51.000 from that of a year earlier.

Besides the estimates of unem- ployment and employment—based

tics sampling of 30,000 households -—the government also announced that at Sept. 18 there were 327,112 persons registered fol jobs with its National Employment Service.

This was down 30,575 in a month but up 71.216 over the year. CERTAIN PERCENTAGE

These figures customarily con- tain a certain percentage of error --never specified ofﬁcially-«be- cause some applicants are only

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seeking new jobs and for other reasons.

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Employment was down in both agriculture and non-(farm indus- tries between August and Septem— ber, with farming accounting for, the larger part of the drop.

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