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East's two e hand while discarding an acy diamond bid was woefully weak, a pect pe a other. > | 30 News but that’s the way the bidding : 7 ave helped West ss 6.35 Weather went. North's three diamond =e if he had played the king of _* 6.40 Country & Western bid was in the style used by| t oer ene of the ten when Sb Roundup some players where thé respond-| South wi was first led. Again a 7.00 News er to a takeout double ebids ins with the ace. He re 7.10 Weather . the opponents’ suit to Han ‘ee enters his hand with a trump and 7.15 Country and Western Roung | 49ubler to choose the trump suit. nae — towards the J-8. wh Of course, the cuebid is not! declarer pads "2 = 30 News and Weather a unless the responder has a| East overtakes the te fom * 7.35 Country and Western Roung.|®224 800d enough to indicate a} jack becomes a tri ame © NO MORE PARTIES } 8.00 N a North did h oT a ‘game. | East plays: low West ‘se 6 Seer ee bigs dgotoe- .00 News ; id have a hand st r Sah ° 8.10 Weather enough in this respect. Not now a nutt peg etch rrr te ’ ve o 8,16 Country & Western ed aie WHEE DID Tar! > OveR I FIGURED ' THEY PRINTED GEITISH - SEC 8.45 Weather ' ’ - es eee apoawdie pe pie AB he gee homie POUND NOTES = AMERICAN sta 8.50 News - HAS An MM Oecen? / | wasn FETING DURNG 4 NEVER USED nue) ior cnpen 9.00 Morning Devotions | Ma) % < BXCOLLENT THE WAR om we PLATES eas a ee een ae 9.10 Morning, Mood {Wa Me MILITARY . Moods cecull Z| \ eves rouno! PLATES. YOU op a Tune Time q@ MAY 66 meHT! . orning Moods pave 10.00 New. — or} i 10.05 Magazine of the Air : oy an (S 10.30 Melody Parade * 5 Te " 11.00 News Headlines and Wee U me . a z 11 02 Magie of Musie ae eee | @ - year - old commission hair. : iw! pS | ma. = = Canadian Press Staff Wri Se iw ; , 11.30 News Writer | ™an, saidthe report was not an 0 E 11.40 Weather LONDON (GP)—A Labor party | “election stunt” but at candid UR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE: i a 11.40 Magic of Music a ‘finding group urged Satur-|View of the problems of youth |, | ~ - < 1205 Rhythm ch) ee Sa ele mate at |e Se eee ee JOVE, SHERIFF BEAN ee! | < . yt Round Ss program te| Among th i ; ? » YOU = 12.30 News and uae help newlyweds cope with the| Were a eA beg the study! [MY NAME'S BEAN, GENTS, OUR THANKS FOR aN Hie cake uae ¢ WHY DO MEN WE FOLLOW LOOKS LIKE DUKE /6 ™~ 12.45 Mostly Music oo of creating a home. phrey Lyttelton latent ayivin masse Pon ae N a WNEVER NACL MY \ wen ae © — ONENCH 100 News headlines and-weather| T8€ Party's youth commission | Syms football player. Ji a Vnias Aas i Liner z ce yms, AS HOUSE CLARENCE A ¥) (RAVELS, SEEN A NEATER EX- 1.02 Mostly Music. called for these and other meas-|Hill and t mee) esr? c errs OE TER EX 2° Mesity Mowe (Cont.) io Ragas cs more - educa- | Penry Jones. nn ee INTO My HANDScTHT WAY KARE/oo Te cnoaie MANY | o 0 Bac e Bible schools, to ovércome the} Morgan Phillips, Labor's gen- IT TURNED OUT/T'D 'A { A LAW BREAKER IN MY 3.00 News Headlines and Wea | hurdles created by the post-war | eral secretary, declined . a FELT REAL BADIF I'D AND marae A.aen ua a2 hae 4 We wend-torearlier marriages, | dorse the report. explaining, that HADDA GO BACK HOME REWARDS! BY THE WAY, z Spa = nest on Request The commission, in a booklet | 2" official party pronouncement he pr WITHOUT HIM / 1S THERE ONE FOR THIS oO r C AY Sera = ane pad Weather entitled The Younger Generation, | W-ll be made after a study in the : MALEFACTOR © ay ond AW A 5.00 News Headlines nd Wea at gy selene yploucl pecceaiad yep ; aul ’ SS : | 4 * ea | you is near and urged sweep- Th j eae ther. ing and rapid reforms e report. placed much em | sof t , . } 600_APEC Meet ¢Cont.) with the post-war ‘youth bulge,” nen ian ins eles oe ; Meeting. The stud : ge. 1! s and bridegrooms. One 7.00 Sports Roundup # : y called for immediate in four of all young women now 766 Music for you . et ae more jobs for|are married before they are 19} 7.30 News -nd Weather _Peaple, the expansion of/ and one in two by the time they 745 Lone Gui education and recreational facili-| are 21. Th , ne Guide Talk ties, raising of the school-leavi = on SP between school 8.00 Assignment oa wal ; school-leaving |l2aving and marriage is becom- NEITHER OF YOU ras ‘ 9.00 News & Weather reir ta a demonstration of} ing shorter. ae ekkern “RE : Kas A TemPpraTure!})) | ii | NO EXAMS SCHEDULED FOR $10 Starlight Serenade iter interest in the new gen-| Th : w \SAEETER... WLATS THE I JUST DONT ql, 4 A WHOLE MONTH... AND . 9.30 Toronto’ Symph Orch. eration by adults. : © Commence foresaw a pe- o> wv BS DEA, YET THEY RE ACTUALLY oron! ony riod when a substantial. number hh. STUDYING THEIR! is! 10.30 Fighting» Words : GRANDVAT LESSONS.; « +1 a Domiiaien News NOT A STUNT of teen-agers at school will be as 11.10 Maritime Weather Lawyer Gerald Gardiner, the |“"£@8ed and even some married. x \ 11.15 Night Beat _ Of the 35,000 women who mar- - 12.00 News & Weather 7:30—Rawhide and Music. ried at 19 in 1957, no less than) {FOR YOU=, 1% c potest od ~ 12,05 Sign Off 8:00—Teen Tempo and Music. half gave birth within six months| * = so ns wt ferent Vik tae 8 pe en ‘ $:35-—-Temnos. : of _ weddings,” the study . — oO CBA - RADIO *30—At the Opera. — . 9:00—Business Barometer. ; a | Ple can save for marri Cc t SS; idea 10:00—Jazz Workshop ONE IN FIVE DIVORCES tevask Gard deledtioas ceux lor. Cothering Kennan of Fair Y . oe LaFleche. sce ~ a year, 7,000 1 | they start working. The govern- peaks -B.—finished out of ihe = hy FY E ; :00—News Roundup and Talk itimate births were recorde. | ment also would contribute : 1| U5 ( anu thc and Fim |11:30—Voices from the past.: by teen-aged mothers. One in five ' the fund. & As the crown with 18,500 dia- Wii ‘A 7 8:00—News os nT doe oe the Weather- and saa Songs who wed under 21 — me eg on it was placed eae a “o n e marriage in the di-| pj en her head by Mis§ Mobl x 8:15—Maritime Sportscast. vorce courts Mi ° L Shi ey. : . , ynda began sobbing softly. 8:20—A.-M. Chronicle : ees Galt bs wh ee America [xs ine new caus aldeak bake] (HUMPHREY, LOOK! J stano sack, CLARA Lou! Dow't know aie otions ee pretend that divorce and i e ee onstage to her parents and Her. <. IT'S PRINCE RUDOLPH'S TPR sa os 2 aa ° : s - VER MASY- we | 9:05—A. M. Chronicle Pe Cocecccccroorooes macy figures can be quickly or Ss Missi ian bert W. Mead, and her 22-year- x ONLY HOPE FER SAVIN’ HiS LIFE? OuR 9:55—News is substantially lowered, we feel old brother, she again shed vis- |O F * 10.00—A.M. Chronicle ° sure that more knowledge of sex,| ATLANTIC © ‘ idle tears of happiness 5 19 -45--Morai % : more education oft he emotions a ITY, N.H. (AP)— | 5, ; BAF oO - ortting .Commentary. \ : Lynda Lee Mead For the final i = ry : and mo y Mead, a sloe - eyed competition, | =f 10:55—For Consume: Z re preparation for mar-| Mississippi : Lynda ss +f ~ 11:00—New Ts. + riage would help to lower them.” ISSISSIppI beauty, won the Miss |,” was asked two questions | q ore Ss. : * : them. | America title Saturday nigh by master of ceremonies Bert , Qe ik. dte Staite ‘Bonne - . To help overcome financial dif- y night, the | parks © 51:15-Kindergartes of the Air eae ieee ficulties experienced by young oes = in a,row from her ; ' |e 11:30—Matinee Quiz. ‘|? Satisfies complet, Che commission salied) 1, pada sae SOCIAL PROBLEM oO :00—Inauguration of Governor- = e government to.grant local; ,... , r-old junior at the “You are proficient at tenni tee ‘nor > the Most authorities permission to lend University of Mississippi was | golf. You know you “a sak see Sy 1:00—News, Weather > M ae money to buy or furnish a house. | Picked at the climax of the week- date. Would you? Should you?” .. 1:15—Archers. 3 ore people enjoy it A marriage savings scheme, long Miss America pageant to} Her answer: “I w es 1:30—Name the Composer ° daily than any other | Similar to one now operating in wear the oldest national beauty|1 shouldn't becaus emt ee 2:00—Holiday : : aa yY _ | Belgium, also was recommended, |°T°¥® in the country. Fis cod gre pos I did and I aa um. : . : ‘ ver § im again.” aa ‘ia Black and Wn |: ee: iO ¢ [eee eee eer oo ures seus of womubnec? tote. “If you have a daughter, what EE-MAGINED * . { THAR- studpERt?— be Mike ead : Get #2 : ing, but her everell on statics lon guidance and advice would you| HE DREW hee _—— MUST BE ONE O° oe ees eee Matinee : added up to victory. These _ in- uae oe a Si stb coated ae s Company. : clude green eyes, brown hair, a| <7 you, wl 5-04—) to oi ° 36-24-36 figure and skill as a dra- would tell her to endeavor to = ; oo Fish Broadcast |. $ matic actress. understand, io under ina, the. @g padieet 5 Mary Ann Mobley, Miss Ame. | {tings that will make her happy, | — ews, weather e lca 1950, also is 8 Mississippi girt, |‘ “Ut ™ herself aad to trust in' x sates Commentary Mar.| > hailing from Brandon. God. i qo ast, Mus. ‘Interlude | * Dancing ‘is Lynda’s favorite Le gg *. RUNNERS-UP hobby and tennis and, swimming |“ 7:10—Commes aa Runnersup, in order, were Miss |her favorite sports, She has had ae, Wisconsin, Miss Washington, Miss | 10 years of training in ballet and Pe e California: and Miss Arizona: speech and wants to continue her o | Miss Canada—i0-year-cld Rose | education a : dsas at the university e ‘ , 8 {