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     1.30 p.m.-Musicale 
     
    

    
     2.00 p.m.—Silems Please 
     
     2.30 p.m.—Scarletl Hill 
     
     3.00 p.m. Take Tl'1lil3 
     
     3.31 p.m.—Friendly Gian! 
     
     4.00 p.m.—Mr'. Piper 
     
    

    
     (.30 p.m.—Today at Home 
     
     5.01 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle 
     
     5.30 p.m.-Music Hop 
     
    
   
   
    
     7.01 p.m.—CFCY TV New: 
     
     7.15 p.m.-Keyboard Melodie: 
     
     7.30 p.m.-Hancock 
     
     3.00 p.m.—Dr. Kildare 
     
     9.00 p.m.——l.ucy 
     
     9.30 p.m.-The Serial 
     
     10.00 p.m.—Grindl 
     
     10.30 p.m.-—Paiada 
     
     11.00 p.m.—Tho Untouchable: 
     
     12.00 p.m.—News 
     
     12.13 a.m.—l.ocnl Weatlnor 
     
    
   
   
    
     cent «in him cl-gan!£o 
     
     ' ' co . operative societ- 
     
     ies. and these represented only 
     
     a small Pracrion of the Canadian 
     
     livestock l.!ldLlS‘.l'y. 
     
     BATS FOR CFA 
     
     Eugene Wllialen 
     
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     lzc The Guardian, Charlottetown. '.l'hun. Dec. 19, 1963. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l.Farm Slant Organization 
     
     lFincls Ottawa Going Rough 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA ((3?! A oup 
     
     ‘calling itself the Association for’ 
     
     lilie Development and Protection 
     
     ‘of Eastern Canadian Agriculture 
     
     .found rough going here in 
     
     fan appareani-e beiore the (Lom- 
     
     lmons agrii:ultui'c committee. 
     
    

    
     ' "You don't ieprcseiits the 
     
     lfarmers — you represent the 
     
     ltee-d mills." said E.:l\i’ard Nas- 
     
     serden (PG-Rosthern). 
     
    

    
     i Under close questioning, as- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lS0u ) protested. 
     
     lfederation represents \'il‘llI-9-1137 
     
     agriculture. 
     
     M n-treal 2 ra in 
     
     _ , R. . Bos-co said he can‘t see 
     
     reiit of the 163 members aieled. "lou represent the farmers how llveglock feed would be 
     
     lalmel-5. Most are feed glginiin the same way a finance com- cheaper tlhmugh 3 feed grain 
     
     incrohanits, m-lllers and dealerslpany protects its clients."_ bank. Most llwsmek ppod‘u.ceI1‘S 
     
     m Quellec. . l I“ ‘ lme‘ t° the 99* used balance rations in Wlliclh 
     
     Association President J. 0. the associacion opposed the pro— ,lhe price ol vwslem graln was 
     
     Levesque said the group wants posal of the Canadian Federa- lol “me lml,o,.l,mce_ one of me 
     
     l3'i'm3l‘5_w P_l‘0Sl-lei‘ “so they Canition oi’ Agriculiture for a "feed- lmaln mm lacws was me ex- 
     
     pay their bills." He estimated grain bank" to ase west-‘pensive feed Supplelnenls added 
     
     that feed mills viould be unable em grain and dist;-iibute it tn 1“) me gram‘ he 5 _ 
     
     to collect about 25 per cent of eastern Cauadtian livestock pro-l llarold Danloml. (1,_}(em_ 
     
     llhflil‘ accounts receivable. dancers, The briiel said tilyitg was :0nl_l wggesled the feed mm; 
     
     SC-OFFS AT MOTIVES a demand "for a total-iariian apply --3 \.el._V Sllbstanllal mark- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lsociation ‘Se('re.ai‘.V Rene Bla-n- Charles - Arthur Gauthier Symem... “pry nu me prlce coll 
     
     chain said that about 10 per (CrP<llllSl2&—-.R0b£ll’\'all remark-. mom, of the main l,llal.aclel.ls_lcenlml“‘ 
     
     tics of communism is ', John R. Matheson (L—IA_9€<_lS1 
     
     placement of citizens by the isaid he toined the association 
     
    
   
   
    
     distribution of ‘ it said. fiiwo years ago believing it was 
     
     "Eastern grain merchants and tan association for farmers. He 
     
    
   
   
    
     llCA Blasted Sharply 
     
    
   
   
    
     (L—Esisex . 
     
     He said the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     l2.l4 am.-Sign O feedmiills are sick and tired oflsugigiested it was “a fair as- l 
     
     CKCW TV being slandered as speculatorssum-prion" that t.he association ‘ 
     
     . I: ' and protiteers by influence pe§- {and the-_  0: M B2501: “an ‘ 
     
     _ l __ ~ 5~ O 1 (llers wiho aim at getting t‘Bower Limit . on ma 81‘? 
     
     '2 25 D S.W:'°l,'l7:,,l,:," span... - government jobs because _t.l_iey precisely and e x a c t 1 y the l 
     
     ‘..oo p.m.—-Thursday Playbtll could not matte a decenl lmng.same. ‘ I am 4 
     
     av mt; til, i3.nd.i in a competitive world. j Mr. B05/(‘O said many 9'1‘ ¢ 
     
     230 p,m_-Al Ham. whh l ’ l The brief said ‘the Canadian lcompanies are members of the K m l 
     
     ”‘l'" C'°°l‘°' l OTT -\\l‘~\ iCP2——Tl‘ans-L‘an« Members of the delegation i1:_°‘_l§§_l.‘_°_" °f Aéncukure mp!“ la"S°°1au°"' .. ‘[1] ll 
     
     3'00 '°""‘—T'k° Thmy . yada Air ‘Lines came underltold the prime minister that his 0 l 
     
       RF;;_?:ly Gm" gstingiilgl att\ack_tl1i)erc _\il'hen[_ ajilaslsurancei did'_r;ot afllay tlieirlRlPLEY's     E : 
     
     400 pm._Mr. Pi er power u .lanl.() a dc cga.ion \JI:S an anxie .es or ‘ rel » . _ _ _. . W. _ 
     
     ‘-3° P-”~““°'""°' "°°.” .°-?‘.i.”i‘.‘."’..t.§’.lZ..f3i°?7.’E$.Y'.§fi...i".iL' ‘l‘£'§?...“.ft§;’3$ ’;?5§..§.'. ".I$..’l1'$‘.}F.§ll l ", lilILLlM\ > it 
     
     500 p.m.-Razzle Dazze l t_ r ‘B u _ l ‘ ' - ‘ ~ . . V t 
     
     530 pm-‘Yogi Beacrl h ‘len(Ei1ilioi;rli‘i(c“ Lil)1olilcIiltlSstr:lilggdteCs(ll:il):l duilnthe end of the three-hour ax; 6‘ F 
     
     600 pm—-Supper U ll“ ,  . * ’. ‘ “ .‘ 1'? 
     
     515 p m —Televislon New: ing a major Prairie llldllSll‘_\'. coirferent-e. Pr e m 1 er lloblinl l E l 
     
     625 pm-Supp: c ln 2 new malve aimed at no: slaitobilemiillliegvelllf minds had; . _l ( 
     
     635 pm.—Weat er on _v eeping i r.m'peg's pl'£’S(,‘Il I0 n’ 1 . i 
     
     640 p-m--SUPPEV Cl‘-lb TCA overhaul base bill also 3' Latm‘. In the Commons, Whent >_< a 
     
     655 p-m~-SP0"! expanding it to handle TCA's 5l3H_l¢".V l\'l10“'l‘—’5._N9“' I 0 h 
     
     7.00 i=»m-"Dl¢'< l’°W¢" 5l‘°W lDC-9 jetlmers 1966. the-cratic MP for Winnipeg North - 
     
     8-00 p-in--Dr ' W l.\Iani~toba delegation demanded Centre. repeated the preimiersi 
     
     900 l""“'L1f’l:y S .l la full Public ii1qul1'.\' into the WOI‘CltS andlslaollce of “'l‘.he d-is- I 
     
     930 p-m-— 9 9"‘ h's'L1'_V of '1‘CA's withdrawal-‘ma.v we al ee ." Mi-. Pearson.‘ 
     
     iooo pm—Grindl ;;,l.,,,': wln,,l,,t..;_ -. ‘ti he didn't think them wiasi ‘( I '"'l°”G''";.O 
     
     1030 P'"—"“°“° l Appealing for 8 fcderal order a failure to reach a mectiniz ofl YOUD Ll',KE‘—l-l_l i 
     
     1' 0° "‘‘°“'‘‘‘’‘ “W ‘to TCA to expand its winnipeg minds or any cause for dismay-l . OOKO :9 E 
     
     1200 "m"'CB.C TV.N°w' overhaul facilities. Manitoba R<'Pl.Vln'! *0 0l"PMlll0l1 Leadel‘ ' ll ' 21 
     
     lg ll‘) :':l.—lll:rl:lp°ll\lne'twork News Premier Diiff Roblin said re- gl<‘;)l1(‘"b3k€T- “"h° ff‘“d°"5*-"1 M’-i ’ ‘ ’ ». ll  ' / ; 
     
     ' ‘ ". .moval of the TCA base muld -1 in's request or a public. . - . -,.  " " 
     
     ‘M5 "'"'—S'9" O “rip the heant out of the pool ihnqllii'l_\,]'.dlhe prlmehmrlnlstevr said: .  , = 3: 
     
     of skills" on “thigh ill'mlllC.l,a.I e wi iscuss wit the premier} U’ T 
     
     "CV "°'° relied for its future lndiistrial flit; pohssibility of such action * l 5 ‘-"l °. x 3 cf 
     
     THURSDAV ~ml~ _ iv ether it should be fed-‘ N 
     
     Prime Minister Pmrson said 9179- DI’0\'lTl(‘lal 01' 8 .l0lI1f One. 1 A   N. 
     
     6-23-San On 'il fed i t h . ms“ 
     
     6-30-l‘l0W 5- Wfllll" d alifeady erffomlsgeoclmtllmlggep tlli: o BYC°lG£lSlglRERAUCLlE.l.)REf€ll)zN*'llll‘lél%%flSlDE  
     
     6.35—County & Western Roun up iTCA ba 9 l w- l g l l ‘t  T  ’ 
     
      t    it *:.::2..:...°a:. 90 0" mewauv cw muss it 
     
     i.35—Countiy & Western Roundup fcorflslllel. lhe P05/‘lb-lll,l.‘, of 0pPn_ ‘ o e WAS STARTED BY  A ol- 
     
     7-°°‘“°b'°‘” cl""""" H°"" mg a public lnqiilni into the  ROOF OF ANMAL FURANDRa)E tn; 
     
     ;.;509-——fi‘ounlr}g' %NW'e|:t:rn Roundup 1‘matlPr_ll the“, was‘ 8 chance‘ WORKM m 
     
     ' °,‘_”' " ° ilt would produce a soliition to r)T'rAw'.i cp.__4 lyll l ll_ .  K9l‘lW9M75%23f‘ 58 
     
     7'35"cF“Y F'"“ New‘ lthe problem. minate tariffs on tea has 25:91 , ‘AND 7.‘-IEN N-/5 ROOF N95‘ Q“? T MMIO Wl-ll5‘l'LlN'ElN6 lri 
     
     7.4l—Country & Western Roundup : - - _ - Pi - 1 ; ¢oM§5 -lop»/II5ANl.lv - 
     
     ll oh 1] l ll FA/95D ///5//FRI!/D I//6//FR - C" 
     
     8_oo_New. ll‘01l,.. a s ages in te Com-i . HAEDPI WAIT/‘/'5?! ‘ 
     
     mons 7bAlI£I6IITaF6sIMIl-'8 I 
     
     s.u—we-vier MEN BEWARE 1 i .. . . Iseurorrsix, .. 
     
     8.l6—Country &Western Roundup , l Effectiie Janal. all tea en-3 aox-mpg  lo‘ 
     
     8,45-Weather   ‘tel-ing Canada \\'lll be duty-free. ‘ fig 
     
     8.5o—Atlaniic News Roundup l Previously. Commonwealth tea cm 
     
     8.57—Th¢iught For Today ; MONTREAL ice: _ nus. came In duty-freelbut tariffs of. D A”_Y CROS 
     
     9.0o—-CBC News 8. Voice Report: bands beware! two cents eight cents 8. ED] 
     
     9.10—Preview Commentary ‘ The Montreal Better BllSl- Dflllllfl l‘€tSl39CllV:l." allplled  1  igzgggyed N‘: E; 
     
     9 15-Notes at Musi l ness Bureau says phoiicy pe "W5 ' 3V01'_0 "310" all 1‘ ' . ' _ ll 
     
     9.27—Matim.-e Musical Charade:  fumes have created a stench g"“°1‘3l Categories. l ("A cermm sfistnnged -ll,-: 
     
     735-CFCY Farm Report in the Christmas-rush atmos- The change Wm ""33" "19 1°55 3 mes‘ m3t"“m°“t 1 
     
     l - l - of $150,000 in tariff revenue and 9°D'.°“°h G.'.l‘he cu 
     
     9.30—-Perfection V-ewcas phere in Montreal. lnualh Said E J Bensnn D r l 10 Bung upon suburb ls 
     
     935-Notes at Mu ‘ “It's easy for a man to gel .  ' ‘ 3 8 ' '°m,_.,,,l_g 7 T rt 0,- 
     
     955—Wl'ilt'l The Song clipped buying bargain per- ll‘a."l°"tar-V Seuetaw t° F“‘““°° 12_ t ' 8 _i\ 
     
     lO_0O—News 8. Weather l fumes for wife. mother or Mlpllsler .G°"d°"' , . 13_s}~leel,m;g 8‘Sl::::nt' cm 
     
     10.05-Get Rich with Rich Little l sweetheart" salt me M. 46: Pm? 0‘ '93 '5 "“’ ""“ 4 Hastened iiwure hea.v tar-3 "'9 
     
     10.35—No1es & Music l reau's bulletin.  .t° b9 alfected imam” ips 9 Agandom 26 H. fa‘ Ea W. ,,. - urli 
     
     10-40-Mr. C0-OP Program ‘ "Some are really toilet wa '_a "' in“ gm: tea d mpg?“ 16. City train 11' Resldence. ' F?’ g,,l,,,l,,:, Au... ‘ . 
     
     10.50—Notes 8- Must ter or cologne rebottled in Ulhmeh l:°m bgy ond zlml In flu‘. 17 Wild pig 'al,l,l. ' 28  ml, 34 N l 
     
     1l,0o—Newi Headline: 8-Weather I fancy purse-sized containers “ W fave Tl?" ll-wree ml 18.Spoke .15_Tu,.f' ‘msefl ",0 my I 
     
     11.05——New| & Views on Groceries l lhal gllle lhem all ;lll- of hlah. some mm‘ 9 C ange. c°n'i bitter] . - l 
     
     _ l l .. forms lo a remmmemlatmn by 17. Mans nicx- 32. Portion of a85.Shelt,ered "1 
     
     ::'22;)—l,jl°"?' 8' xuuslil clmade, l pm‘ d°‘°gf‘“°°:th Smnel age the member countries e‘ g15'g§:eres mm“ c Wed “'19 36-Remfin z 
     
     . — since mar e ony wi initia s—- . - i - _g'I- 19__1 _ smug‘. 33,c1ean5.'ng 33, up. 
     
      a.BMau'Lic l C. Wslor T—r—‘and the sales girl Sfiélelgldggmement 0" Tariffs; 3&2: 1" magi: agent 3 
     
     ‘ U °'" ° 1 may C aim l is meal“ “pegei ‘Vlain beneficiaries of the tar-l 
     
     11.50-Notoi 8. Music I ll l_ l.l'l ll ldt . ‘ V. ' ' 26.To move 
     
     1l_55_Al|.nlic New; flgundup ' lcabalfle ll :‘v()elSf‘)t'V§ nu ers or ‘lff cut “ill be Japan and Ind!)-l furtively 
     
     12-°°"W°"l‘°' T l Unordered Christmas cards Ines“. l 27 A.1.S“p°" 
     
     12.05—-Town 8- Country ime h~ d t l lh h h 110 
     
     l23°’N°"" 3' W“'l‘°'  inllllmis gngtellfre racrlllllg crlois l ASK To OPEN CNE l 23 giggly 
     
     _.1’ 3, C ‘ma ‘ . . . _ , ' 
     
     lf3(5)_N‘;‘c’v': H"d‘|’i‘:m L Wwlm . pllng up again this year. says TORONTO ICP_t—_The Queen; 29 Nan-ow m. 
     
     l~'5"'Wl""‘ 0" T’pp_CBc  t slhleuuliaullletin su «1 sis th ililflllmq has be?“ lgwtegm 0%“ 1 18'“: gen]. 
     
     l“5‘C°l‘ V"l"V l following note ‘sefilqelto th: tional  Tliléacleirilz salad 31‘$§1,-lgthip. : ‘ 
     
     §'%‘;‘_"::“: is;  and Pop‘ shipper ' th e. unordered :W9dIl_€Sd.Hy _ll has St-‘nl an Offl-t ful: abbr. = , 
     
     nM$hommuna flmgmmwwwmmem'w@m*°Wa“gf%Wmw @~ 
     
     3,00—New: Headlines L Weather "3,I2.0l[n_e”l" ":31 mtgl lstsl h n_ lg-(lzrlgpvlvgjld lbzntlfe aélelrgxslgsl l‘; l 35 I "git m 
     
     3-03—Trans-Canada'Malin§ePfB.C dise has ggenerfie crgirfi cad. Toronto by l,l.le 63 _ year _ old: 'wntl:“._nt "5 
     
     3-30-‘TOP! l"HC°:|u FY I: weal‘-lhu please remll $50 for storage Queen Mother. who has referred 3 37.1-Iighways pl 
     
     4-°°’N‘W‘_ ” "“’ of Same," _to Toronto as “one of my favor- * 38. Change l 
     
     4.03—Canadlan Roundup CBC lte cllles u 39_Llg.l_lt boat  
     
     ‘4.;‘())-_—::pIoin'Co;intry and Pop: 4O_Wmsker I 
     
     0 UP°" 41.Saucy [I'll 
     
     500-News 8. Want 42_Tm-kjsh 
     
     5.05—Motlnee Musicial Charade:   gavel-,,_ol-5  
     
     508—The Outpor 1 
     
     s2s-M...... wen»... By B. JAY BECKER nowx 5' 
     
     52a—Tho outpom 1. To grouse 
     
     600-Now: 8- W her l . 2. Scottish 
     
     6_l5__on Pflllamem Hill “C South dealer. qlll3:nthof_ cllubs hand continues plluosopher 
     
     620—Sports Pnrarde Both sides vulnerable. “I _ e lac . W ich you ruff. , 
     
     6 3°_-lonlgmil Mum NORTH It is not entirely clear how DAILY CRYPTOQUUIE —- Here 8 how W work it: J2 WNW 
     
     7oo—s.ck To The Bible you should play_the hand. but it A x y n 1, 3 A A x 11, KNOWN 
     
     73o_N.w, 3, w.h.lll.l '  c‘-an harcllyf be right for dtr a vlif 1, L 0 1»; 9 1- 3 1, 1, 0 w 8 I $AlD...ABG.l'1"M.IllAVN6 
     
     74_r,_p,°g,.m 5c 5 U. riimps e ore _a emp mg 0 ru on -l ll - l and f eh _In W04 V 
     
     7 46-—Red Ci-on Program ‘g  3 2 H hfilallt‘ 0I“Al\l:0 ifn filummy. So ynii fol. ll; etllle.;m£.l: 5;‘ for :l°°€v::°o.;relc_ uglzggnlliigsflglgzf nil ‘mFAM51lli;/c.fi'§_fiANDn_7.’ ; I 
     
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     9.30-cac Stringt—CBC 3Q 95 ‘ A 8 6 Wm, the nlne_ a.y 6 code letters are dltterent. > ENWYOU  
     
      ~:."..°:.:= o  o mm ..:ii.S°i.'   * °'"“'"-i °“°""°' '5 ‘~ 
     
     0. us: one a e ears are lvl e V 
     
     11.00—Newi L Regional ‘ll/utl-ior .QJ1o 0%'1l;lK6‘ 3-3 or 4-2, and you have to make P Q J U ‘I B Y C F P x U P Q *1 Rz U P x R‘ 0 § 
     
     ll.05—Surllght Serenade AK J a decision that will cover both , 
     
     ‘|l.30—Newi I-landlines It Maritime :AK8Q335 possibilities. ‘V c R0 IV: I 3‘: Ru ‘L 0 x. no uPJB° : '3‘ ' 
     
     Gill”? A0 There is not much point to — I‘ O B I V 1 Z I‘ 5 ' 
     
     ll.35—5Nfll9M 5"'"“l' assuming that the hearts are di- , 2 ’ 
     
     12.00-Newt. m. W--iii-r Ii 590'” 1," “Ming, vided 3-3. because you will al- '°"""‘Y'°'YP‘°‘l“°*°‘N”'"RA5"°R°”3 WHEN“ 
     
     u.°5_sl'n O” hum West . Nnnh Eat most surely make me wmracl ll ARE THE TRUE HEALERS OF D$EA8E.—HW  
     
     C.‘ 2. P”! 2NT P“! that is the ‘case. So what you do, . 0 1961. King Features syndicate. Inc. 
     
     3 3. P“. in effect. is to tentatively as- 
     
     imuupnv 4 . slime a 4-2 division. ' 
     
     . " ‘-3 dangerous *0 ruff with OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR I-IOOPLE2 
     
     Opening lead——queen of clubs. the nine of spades because. if 
     
    
   
   
    
     O.o0—?Iie Gerry Fogarlv 9'” 
     
     Part I 
     
    
   
   
    
     I.m—NewI I Inland Weather 
     
    

    
     l.l5—Mnrmmo spommt 
     
    

    
     l.2l—tI1io Gerry Foamy ‘how 
     
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     . News I Direct Ropom 
     
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     East is out of hearts and can 
     
     overriiff with the ten. you are 
     
     practically sure to go down. So 
     
     ‘rather than put all your eggs 
     
     in this one basket. you discard a 
     
     diamond from dummy. 
     
    

    
     West continues with the ten of 
     
     clubs. which you ruff, and now 
     
     you lead the fourth round of 
     
     hearts. West plays the queen 
     
     and again you refuse to ruff. 
     
     discarding another d l a m o n d 
     
     from dummy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Let's say you're declarer at‘ 
     
     four spades and West opens the‘   
     
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     4.00—ClC New: 
     
    

    
     4.03-—Ci'.ln. Roundup 
     
    

    
     4.10—Mu|lc in the Air 
     
     4.30-Countdown 
     
    

    
     5. ultimo Fish B’t.-ul 
     
     5.20-Tern 
     
    

    
     5.40—CBC Notebook 
     
    

    
     6.00-CBC NOW! 8. Inland Weatliei 
     
     6.15—On Parliament Hill 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1 AM MASOR HOOPLE. ’ l 
     
    
   
   
    
     620-—Mentlma Spomcui i 
     
      '~      all 
     
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     ,_2°__M"lM wwlm & Mull“. but that is the end of the line for ’ 
     
     lmrlud the defense. Regardless of what / 
     
    
   
   
    
     West returns. you can nfely ruff 
     
     in diamond hi dummy and then 
     
     make the rest of the tricks after 
     
    
   
   
    
     7.30—IuIlmu Barometer 
     
    
   
   
    
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     e.:o—nulio International drawing trumps- 
     
     9_oo.._¢,.,,,,¢l What you do, in effect, is ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     mm in dummy for a safe dia- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     10_M-CIC National News Roundup 
     
    
   
   
    
     speaking Personally mood ruff in dummy. While do- 
     
     |o.3o—Cltl¢ho'n Place lng this you enter not only to the 
     
     “.0-‘-‘-lyinpliony Hall possible 3-3 heart break. butnlno 
     
     1!. scores, Inland I to the 4-2 dlvlilon ll well. At the 
     
     Marina waattur same time you are also adopting 
     
     12.15-—tlio Jan lend loll the method play that offers 
     
     -luI—Muulc In flue Night the but chance Inccod. 
     
    
   
   
    
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