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9.00—.\2orning Devotions 9.10—Morning Moods 9,30——ToD Tune Time 9.45—F1‘eddy Martin Show 1()__(i‘0-—News l0.05—Magazine of the Air 1()'.3()—-Melody Parade 1045-Swift Money Man 11_0o—-News Headlines and wea- ...ther_ 11.02—The Magic of Music 12.0._0—Weather 12.05—Tennessee Ernie Show 12.30——News and Weather 12,g3——P.E.I. Road Report 12.45—Dinner Serenade _ . 1.00-—Fifty A Day « * 1.10——Dinner Serenade 1..30-News Headlines and Wea-

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CONTRACIT BRIDGE

By B. JAV BECKER

2.15-—Perry Como Sings

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3.30—-Best On Request V 99‘. 4.00—News and Weather ‘ .3 8 5 4.05—Best on Request . e ‘As! 4.50—Dear Dorothy Dix . ‘Q33 ‘ ‘ K65

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‘landers 8:00-—Edmondo Ros and his or 380:“. xii,‘ $2,?‘ $2: chestra. ‘ . . .. .' ,»

Opening lead —- queen of clubs.

10:15—Sons ‘of the Pioneers 10‘:30—Musical Program 10.45-—Memory from the UN.

alrulbvber bridge game.

First we can take noteof the ‘bidding which, simple as it was, is worthy of attention. 'I\he three diamond bid, a shot inthe dark,

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A WEDNESDAY’ a weak hand. Its purpose was to 7.‘I5—-Marine Weather. 7.25—Morn:ing Melody 7.30—-A. M. Chronicle 8.00——CBCaNews and Weather 8. l5—Marit'1me I Sportscast 8.45—Morning Devotions 9.00-—A.M. Chronicle

they had a big hand betwevn them. ‘~ With the outstanding high cards Ibeing fiairly evenly divided among the other players, it turn- ed out that S'0l.IIl'Ih bought the con- tract. V — North’s pass is of particular interest, since it evinced a full aipprec-iation of South’s bid. all

There are two points of interest in this deal which was played in

was an open acknowledgement of

hamper the opponents in their exchange of information in case

too ofiten, the partner of the pre-

he shouldn‘t. either from a sense of desperation because he does not fit the opener's suit, or be- cause he doesn’t realize how weak the opening bidders hand is lia- ble to be.

The partner of the three bid- der is well adviseid to give up hope of a game unless he has, at the very best, better than a sound opening bid of his own.

Tlhe play of the hand also con- tains an instructive point. The club lead was taken with the ace and a trump was led from dum- my. East played low, and the king won the trick, West playing the seven.

A low diamond was returned, East taking the ace. Declarer c- ventually made the contract, los- ing one trick in each suit.

An error was made in the de- fense. West should/have dropped either the ten or jack of dia- monds on declarer’s king. When he played the seven instead, South was left with no alterna- tive but to play back a low dia- flllfind and hope the ace would a . .

But suppose West had played the ten on -the king. Declarer might then very easily have rea- soned that West’s holding origi- nally was J-10 alone. in which case the play of the queen would fell the jack and ace’ together. Two truinip tricks would then have been dost instead of one. ,

West gave South no chance to go wrong.

6.45-—Roving Reporter. 6.55—By—line 7.00—Music in the Evening 7.15--Wednesday Recital 7.30-—Carl Topscott Singers. 8.00—UniVersity of the Air. 8.30—-Introduction to Wednesday Night. 8.40—Three Visions of Joan. 9.30-—Joan of Arc. 11.00'—CBC National News Round- up and Midweek Review.

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Strike Will . Affect CBC In Small Way

"TORONTO (CP) —-The CBC said Monday it will be affected only “in a small way” by the United States~wide strike of 1,300 Columbia Broadcasting System. engineers, camenamen and other" radio and television technicians.

A spokesman said the corpora- tion hadreceived no word of pro- gram , interruption fro m the American network and would take whatever filmed substitutes are used for live CBS TV shows. Non-union. and supervisory per- sonnel managed to get out most of CBS’ scheduled live shows.

The strike fiorced the cancel- lation of a live one-hour drama from New York (Westinghouse Studio One) Mon-day night but CBS plnaned to fill the period with a kinescope of last week's show. The CBC said it would carry‘ the kine and would carry any others that showed up as re- placements.

Radio station CFRB, a pri- vately-owned outlet in Toronto, carries certain CBS radio shows but it was not immediately known what effect the strike would have on its programming --if any.

Shane Alexander Starts New Job

MONTREAL (CP)—Sha.ne A1-.

exander, 22-year-old son of the former Oanadian governor - gen- eral, has started work in a Mont- real advertising agency. A spokesman for Schneider- Cardon Limited said Shane- nam-ed Lord Rideau when his father was made a peer-will be given routine executive training. Lord Rideau, whose father was governor - general from 1946 to 1951, returned to Canada from’ Britain March 27. He started his advertising job a week ago. He is staying at a branch of the YMCA where he is registered as Mr. Shane Alexander.

Lord Rideau has said he plans to make Montreal his. home. al- though he expects to visit Ot- tawa frequently, since "most of my Canadian friends are there.’

“Ever since we left Canada in 1951 I’Ve been determined to re- turn,” he said. “I like everything about Canada, the oountry,tihe easyinformality,thesense of 11 e w n e s s and vigor and strength.’ ‘

A brother, Brian, plans to come here when his two - year hitch in the army is over.

THERAPY PATRON DIES MONTREAL (CP) — Mrs. Wil- liam Douw Lighthall, 89, promi- nent in many charitable organiza- tions, and widow of a former Westmount mayor, died during

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