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CJRW WEDNESDAY 5.57—-Prayer and Sign. on 6.00—-News and Wx‘. 6.05—Sunrise Jamboree 7.00—News and Wx. 7.05-—Sunrise Jamboree 7.15——Strength for the ‘Day 7.30—News and Wx.

7.35 Sunrise Jamboree 7.50—Sports: Etra 8.00—News

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8.15—Sunrise Jamboree 9.00——Mar-time Weather - 9.05-—On Parade 9.15-—Morning Devotions 9.30—Musica1 Greeting Card 9.55-News and Wx. 10.00—News for Women 10.05—Interlude 10.15-Mid-Maorning Musicale 10.45—Kepboard Capers 11.00 ’— Winter Serenade

12.00—Three for the Show, Part 2 12.10—Fa1’-m Front

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: p.m.-—Tales of the Texas _ Rangers

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North East .

Opening lead——king of hearts. Excellent teamwork by East and West enabled them to defeat hand, where the slightest slip would

West’s double was on the light side but was j»ustified—/by the part- score situation. Sou-th had enough power to carry on to three clubs

The king of hearts was opened and East signaled with the queen. Although it is accepted practice, when a defender opens with the king of a suit, fior partner to sig- declarer would have made the nal high-low when he has a dou- bleton, this convention is not used» when the partner’s doulbeton con.- Experience has shown that the queen can seldom

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be spared in such cases.

As a logical extension of this principle, when the queen is played‘ on the king, it indicates that the queen is accompaneid by

the Jack or else that the queen is a— singleton. .

West, anxious to put East in the lead, therefore led the deuce of hearts and East won the trick with the nine. It was obvious to East that if the contract was to be defeated, declarer would have to be prevented from ruffing 1n dummy any spade losers he might ha.ve.

Accordingly, East returned a trump and South was well on the road to defeat. Declarer took the —-club with the ace and could now do no better than lead a low spade towards dummy’s queen."

East won with the king and continued the relentless campaign by returning another club. It was the finishing blow.«Declarer finesses, but his play ‘made no difference. 4

He was destined to lose two spades, two hearts, and a club. The opponents had grabbed con- trol at the beginning of the hand and never let go until their work was done. . .

The tempo had to be exact. Had West played ‘any other card -than the deuce of hearts at trick two,

contract. The heart signal by East and the repeated trump leads were’ more than South could han- dle. The defense was just too good.

8.00—University of the Air.

8.30—A portrait of Kathleen Fer- _ rier , ' ‘

9.30—Concert Toronto Symphony

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;10.30——Chamber Music

11.00—CBC National News Round-

’ up and Midweek Review.

11.30—Profi1e of W. B. Yeats, Tor-

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12.00—H e .r’e’s the Weather and

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’ .iWa-nt Students Kept Separate’

VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican’s congregation of the re-

urging that boys and girls be separated as;much as possible in

schools.

Monday in Acta Apostpilicae Sedis, the official Vatican bul-

12 that govern affairs of the Roman Catholic church.

The instruction said that in general coeducation in Catholic schools is not to be approv \ even though-it is at times neces- sary because Olf particular cir- cumstances.

The congregation urged that in such an event, sports and gym- nasiumexercisyes by both sexes together should be avoided as well as athletic contests and play.

Explanation of biological and psychological lessons, as well as of the commandment which for- bids adultery, should be made separately.

New Plane Soon To Be Tested .

TORONTO (CPz —- Avro Air- craft Limited announced Monday its new supersonic» CF-105 Arrow will make its first flight sometime this week. ‘

The 30-ton long -. range, all- weather interceptor, built to carry a nuclear weapon, is ex- pected to reach speeds of 1,200 miles an hour. \

The ‘Canadian government has already spent $200,000,000 devel- oping the CF-105.

MASS ANTI-POLIO SHOTS

QUINCY, Mass. (AP) —— In one of the largest mass anti- polio vaccine inoculations in the U.S., some 10,000 persons re- ceived their shots Sunday as they filed past a battery of nine doc- tors, 10 nurses and 53 ’ clinical

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