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     ”mp Record-Nelder in Meeterf Individual Championship nay) 
     
    
   
   
    
     . , South dealer. 
     
     Television Programme North-South vulnerable. 
     
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     3 :lil p in.”-F. M. Pops wt'T EAST 
     
    

    
     4 .14! D m.-Wt-sic-i'n Theatre, Q A 7 Q -l 10 8 Y 
     
    

    
     5 .l0 p m.-Wild Bill Hirkuck V 5 2 V J 9 3 7 A 
     
    

    
     ii 00 p m.r7.lunior Playhouse O A1095 9 mm 
     
    

    
     6 :10 pm.el-Early Evening TV mJ9563 &K753 
     
    

    
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     6 40 pmr-Weather OK93 
     
    

    
     it 30 pm.-Sports VAQG 
     
    

    
     7 00 p m.-Terry and Me O Q 86 I 8 
     
    

    
     7 30 p m."-interlude AA Q 
     
    

    
     ll 00 p m.-The Honeymooners . 
     
    

    
     8'30 p m.-Stage Slinw The b'ddmB' 
     
    

    
     9 mp m.-Country Hnedown 3”” w'"' NM" n" 
     
     9.30 p.m.-This Ia Your Music 1 NT PE" :NT PE" 
     
    

    
     10:00 ptm.--Sc-iencn Fiction 3 NT 
     
     Theatre . Opening lead-six of clube. 
     
     in .10 p m.-Captured some mistake: are earner to 
     
     ll 00 p.m.eEleventh Hour TV make than others. A natural trap 
     
     llzio pm-Weather for the unwary declarer in built 
     
    
   
   
    
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     into this hand. If South in not 
     
     careful in the play. he will nniah 
     
     behind the well known eight ball. 
     
    

    
     After winning the club lead the 
     
    
   
   
    
     king wine, Eaat showing otit. No 
     
     more can four diamond tricka be 
     
     made. becauae West now hae two 
     
     diamond atopperx. 
     
    

    
     In choosing which diamond to 
     
     lead, the declarer firat notea that 
     
     nine tricks are certain if (our dia- 
     
     mond tricks can be taken. Thin la 
     
     a aimple matter if the adverae 
     
     diamonds divide 1-2 or 3-1. The 
     
     only danger is that one defender 
     
     her all four diamonds. No con- 
     
     trol cnn be exercised by declarer 
     
     if East has them all; thereforr. 
     
     precautionary rffortii are directed 
     
     at West by leading the queen. 
     
    

    
     The hand is not conrluaively 
     
     Ioet. though, if South rrra at trick 
     
     two. He can still recover. After 
     
     winning the diamond with dum- 
     
     myls king. South plays a heart to 
     
     the ace and leada another low dia- 
     
     mond. West cannot afford to play 
     
     the ace and diimmy'a jack wins. 
     
     The diamond suit is now aban- 
     
     doned because ill continuation is 
     
     bound to be fatal. 
     
    

    
     Declarer plays a heart to his 
     
     queen and leads a low Ipade. 
     
     West dare not play the ace or 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     BY J. R. WILLIAMS 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIKE TI-I6! 
     
    
   
   
    
     HENRY. 
     
    
   
   
    
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      prorped: play ill the queen of dia- again south has nine tricks. Wl-ion 
     
     mo ,aot a ow one. This la the 5 ad tie tA'lTll, ' 
     
     130 P-mi"T"'. P'""' aeuttlea all defense. When  retiir:ed.fillomeUummy.. W-dc l. 
     
     2300 W"--Pm"l9 (all: to follow. it become: eaay to Even if Eaat playii the ten, de- 
     
     zpg W"-"H9" ""1 7"?" pick up Weave remaining dia- clarer should play the nine. hi! 
     
     3;” V-m-Wt? 'a"l:':;l" rnonde and bring home four tricks one remaining hope being that 
     
     l p''"'' 3 t t ' 1! the wit. West was dealt only two apiitlra. 
     
     um '”"'”Y”" A" T"'" Let'a see what happen! if at When this for(tlnllflV prove: la 
     
     la" l””'-l"'"l' trick two declarer makes the be the cane the ninth trick de- 
     
     Yg ''"'Ex,l”'g."3 "” ml" mere impulsivu play of leading a velape. ' 
     
     2:”  cam" lzzndiaircorid blower: tummy. y if at nut you don't aiiiweed. 
     
     5:!) run.-Ne-Iva Mapaeine , y. W T" """"y' ry.'5!"'l 
     
     0:00 p.ni.-Butternut All ltar 
     
     Theatre 
     
     (:30 p.n.-Father Knows Beet 
     
     7:00 p.m.-Our Min Brook:   
     
     1:!) p.m.-Jliirna 1: Allan . 
     
     moo p.m..-lid Sullivan Show  P  G d 
     
     till pm.--Four Star Playhouse , e   
     
     9:!i p.m.-The United Waya 
     
     10:” p.m.-News Nearly alwaya then”: a way der branch. it didn't bend under 
     
     10:40 p.rn.v-Weather 1-)”; '1” "ml, 9., "my P". his weight as it had bent when 
     
     i0;4.'i p.rn.-Reviewing the News you Mom" N.mn Rusty had tried it. 
     
     11:00 p.m.-World series. ' . ' "You leavc that nut alone That 
     
     l" A59 bl? l'”9k"r-V '”'p'”'"' l" is my nut! i found it first!" cried 
     
      iheflgreen i-o:leii'th:vw: l'0lli:l):l1K we: mmy. 
     
     75”” "W" .”P- y '. W "But you haven't grit it. it won't 
     
     1.10 pm.-Test Pattern HGPPY J-Wk 9" ("BY 5q”l"3l- be your: iiniil you do get it. That 
     
     2:00 pm.-FM Concert Hall TUE ”"""f"" R"5lY "'9 N” is the law of the Green Foreat 
     
     2:45 p.m.-Afternoon TV New: sW'"9li l'l'"'" ”"' Kmund Mluw and you ltnnw it," rt-tnrted Happy 
     
     til) pm,-Coffee Chatter PF"? R3hh'l,W5l”l'”l "'"Fl- P"'"1Jarlt and began to move up along 
     
     no pin.-Ai Home With Helen MiIhed- "1 with lrmild elimb like that alemier limb. 
     
     . CTWU" "'9" le""l”' ""1 M" Now the big hickory tree had ii 
     
     4:!) pan.-Uncle Jack at the "You ITHKM III" I Wlv" "id splendid crop. There were nuts 
     
     Pill"? Slmmy JAY. WM DBPP9l'IPd l0 50 all over it. True. most of them 
     
     345 P-M-mP90Dl9 Ind Pl”?! ill I "'29 N010 by were not as hig as this partirular 
     
     ' 3” P-M--'-H0WdY D00d.V "Th0-"' VPAIOWS dill” "ill" "id one, but what of that? Why should 
     
     - :30 p.ln.-Long John Silver Peter. ”Who ever iiaw a Squirrel than be . qugn-cl over one nu: 
     
     3” P-M--PIIPPN TWIN? when so many of them wore fair- 
     
     rl-'i ii-ni.-Wlndvw on "I0 World Iy loading the old tm? But greed 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     "Yea rah)! get a fall." said hali- 
     
     -ylanwhehapeaedlebell 
     
     a tree clean by. 
     
    

    
     'C,have." retoi-led Sammy Jay. 
     
     "ttcynaa -Witltlll wings in iiiiciy 
     
     to fill sometime or othc." 
     
    

    
     Rhty was delag his but to out- 
     
     elaib Happy 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Jack.buthecenhI't 
     
     Ilinaad 
     
     .3!” 
     
     lie 
     
    
   
   
    
     especially for oae as big as 
     
     ty. lie managed to turn hinieelf la jied bully. "Now, do 
     
     the air He spread hiineeif ax mach you could climb the 
     
     as he could and hiii enra big tail rein?" 
     
     helped in break the fall. HQ li- 
     
     edoaihegrondonaIlfoiirEl. 
     
     but he came dqwii 
     
    
   
   
    
     is greed and is without reason. 
     
     Rusty wanted that nut and he 
     
     didn't care how many other nuts 
     
     there might be. He tried io,fnllow 
     
     Happy Jack out along that slender 
     
     lirnb. Now it really did bend. Hap- 
     
     py Jack didnlt seem to mind. Ar a 
     
     matter of fact. he was used to 
     
     clinging to the tips at branches 
     
     high above the ground. He had al- 
     
     most roaclied that nut. in a mo- 
     
     men! he would have it. 
     
    

    
     Busty tried to reach it. but Rus- 
     
     Q wee. awkward. He alipped. Hel 
     
     tried to catch himself and both 
     
     hind feet slipped off. He tried to! 
     
     pull himself up, but that slender) 
     
     limb was iwaying so he ioet hie. 
     
     hold with hie front feet and dmvnt 
     
     he welt. 
     
    

    
     That was it long tail for anynae. 
     
     Rur- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     faliauehadiiitaaceaadiiotba 
     
    
   
   
    
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     acnosa 49. cencludo :1. M. 
     
     1. Diltult ,3... 
     
     4. High prleet nowx :2. Com- E 
     
     7. A cavity 1. ci-oaa a river men 
     
     8. Unable by wading lgvg) g 
     
     10 IN! 2. Astringent M. Pabii. 
     
     one'a way 3, a...quip mu ( 
     
     10. Tribunal with mu; NM 
     
     11. Burrowing 0. Tree 28. Tablet E 
     
     anirnala 5. Aquatic bird 2& Crown: 
     
     13. Minstrel 0. Native of 19. Hatred 
     
     ahowrnari an inland 80. Legal vouooaayu aaum 
     
     ” l”""l'l 7- WM pro- at. Underworld 
     
     15. Back of D. Conical fee- mm- 
     
     the neck tang Mon yuymg) 
     
     io. Tribe of the 10. Deed 32. covorod 19. utiiie 
     
     Naga Hilla 12. Stitched with moumck 
     
     tum") 14- Sironr ale ivy 41. Ireland a 
     
     17p P'"'"'- (Earl 33. Deetltiite 41. Contended u 
     
     19. gain 1!. Connie! of hair 44. Steep flax :l 
     
     20. Snare O 
     
     23. Place for .- 
     
     growing 
     
     llowera "J 
     
     25. Any coin I 
     
     . of trilling I- 
     
     value 
     
     tcolloq.) : 
     
     27. Spawn .1 
     
     of lien : 
     
     28. Encloaure ' 
     
     on ranch 
     
     81. A manger, 
     
     for feeding 
     
     animal: 
     
     84. 0irI'a name 
     
     35. Any aplit 
     
     pulae (Ind) 
     
     37. State 
     
     (abbtl 
     
     38. Meaeure O 
     
     40. snout Q 
     
     beeuo O 
     
     48. lweetaning 
     
     45. Attempted g" 
     
     40. lhaer 
     
     41. Handled 
     
     CI. Habitual 
     
     drualiaed 
     
     DAEY CIYHOQUMI - lere'I new to work it: 
     
     A X Y D I. I A A X I 
     
     In I. O I I I I L L 0 W 
     
     one letter any Ilaada tor another. In thin aaamplc A la iiu 5 
     
     for the tone lie. X for the two 0'a. etc. single lattm. apoo a 
     
     trepalaa. the laagth and urination of the words are all hleu 
     
     out day no aede letten an aemiit. E 
     
     A Orypaapan Qlehlea 3 
     
     lflif IL GOV XNI XIA ONJA. in 
     
     none axe I! ourr rviui. up 3 
     
     CI PlI'OQ-VIYQII. .5 
     
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     PHILADI-ELPHIA, Pa. (AP) - A 
     
     isahre carried by a soldier of the 
     
     American contintntal army on an 
     
     invasion of Canada in i1?! wu 
     
     returned to the United ltatee 
     
     Monday. 
     
     The preaeniation war made at 
     
     a luncheon marking the opening 
     
     her: of National Newspaper Week 
     
     and honoring Benjamin Franklin, 
     
     founder of The Montreal Gaeeita 
     
     1w7h,ich was first puhltlled June I. 
     
    

    
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     Editor-in-chief ldgar A. Collard 
     
     of The Gauiia presented the bat- 
     
     tle-battdld sabre to the Poor 
     
     Richard Club daring a luncheon 
     
     attended by more than no aewa 
     
     paper, edvertiaiag. printing. radio 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     hurtleaaidaeinnchioseniiay 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jay. 
     
     "in ii Ia kaawiac how." 
     
     you will 
     
     there kib- 
     
    
   
   
    
      CcirrieclTBy American In 
     
     Invasion Of Canada Returned A 
     
    
   
   
    
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     and television oxecutlvu. 
     
     WORLD EXAMPLE 
     
    

    
     Speaker! included Health Min- 
     
     ister Paul Martin of Canada. who 
     
     raid the good relations between 
     
     Canada and the U8. "provide 
     
     examvl to all the world of 
     
     triumph of goodwill over there 
     
     element that create discord be- 
     
     tween peoples." 
     
    

    
     ''I return this eword to you 
     
     today." Collard said "without 
     
     any fear that it will ever again 
     
    
   
   
    
     PALObl(A 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ninclhard Club of Philadelphia. 
     
     aa evidence of the truth for which 
     
     Franliilnnalwaya atood-the truth 
     
    
   
   
    
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