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Oshawa Times (1958-), 22 Jun 1964, p. 13

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N--Special Movie 63--Patty Duke Show 4--High Adventure 6:30 PLM, }~McHales Navy $3--Ben Casey 2--The Lawbreakers 9:00 P.M, 8-2--Richard Boone 7--The Greatest Show On 4--Petticoat Junction 9:30 PLM, 9--Joey Bishop 6-3--Front Page Chalienge 4--Jack Benny Show OKAY, CAREFUL, SIR, LET'S GET THIS CRATE OPEN, BUZ SAWYER UNDER NO CONDITIONS USE FORCE IN OPENING." \T SAYS, "© King Features Syndicate, Ine., 1964, World rights reserved. WELL, HANG MY HAT! IT LOOKS LIKE A A REAL BLOCK-BUSTER! ee. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, SIR, DO YOU THINK {T'S POSSIBLE THAT "AW" COULD. STAND FOR ATOMIC -_ Sat tg Moo vee \ June 22nd, 1964 13 CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' individual Championship Pley) FAMOUS HANDS North dealer. ¢ North-South vulnerable, HEAVY SET. @ King Features Syndicate, Inc, 1964. World rights 7 ACROSS . Roll of money: st, . Unhappy - A coronet . Pneumatic tubes . Foreign 3. Banishment . Hole in casting mold . Fer de deer . Seam- stress's ald . Country house . Imposed, as taxes 23, Identical 7, Accumulate . Variety of willow . Flat- bottomed boat . To fallin . Children's . Chinese Fop. Ostrich- Af Pittsburgh like product bird French city . Mover's vehicle . French river . Medi- cal; abbr. . Bitter vetch . Por- tentous Of great Rhine age tributary . Long 32. Unites, as. view metallic Thing of parts value 33. Girl's name . Lick up 34, Success drops game river . High priest Japanese coin ' Saterday"s Answer Gone 7. Related . Place . Type measures . Before . Mother of Trish gods JANE ARDEN I DIDN'T GET A VERY GOOD LOOK AT LUKE STILES' PARTNER..,..BUT HE SEEMED SORT OF SHORT AN' NOW THAT FAT BOY HAS BEEN DP TO bg DEVILMENT. 1. TRADIN' SHOTS WITH SOMEBO! DY, wm AN' RUNNIN' OFF WITH A BAG FULL OF PURTIES, Opening tead -- three of dia« monds, This deal was played last year in the match between Italy and the United States. At the first table, Pabis Ticci (partnered with Belladonna) be- came declarer at four hearts on the bidding shown. He won the diamond lead with the queen jand cashed the A-K of hearts, jgoing down one when he later 'lost a spade, two hearts and a club. At the second table, the MICKEY MOUSE V//\\ 3 4% YA ig Y 4--Explorations 11:00 P.M. 8-2--The Doctors 11-9-8-7-6 4-3-2--News poner in Hill Wee*her and Sports 4--House Party 11:20 P.M, 3:00 P.M 9--Metro Final Her skin t Yo Fala show 9--Here's | poking. A You 6--Night Metre Wor 11:30 P.M 3 hirt 6 1i--Music 9%--Dougias Fairbanks 7--Late Show 4--The Fugitive TUESDAY #:00 A.M. 4--Captain Kangaroo 8:30 A.M, §$--Cartoons Bar Movie ' | 9--Mickey Mouse Ciub 100 AM | 8--The Match Game %--Romper Room |. 7--Traiimaster i 7--Jack LaLanne Show 63--Fireball XL-5 | %--Douglas Fairbanks 4--Popeye's Playhouse | 4--~Secret Storm | &2--Tonight Show 2--Mike Douglas Show | 2--Captain Bob 6--International Cinema 10:00 P.M. . Corrects . Look for or expect . 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Nicci ~~ / American declarer, Peter Leventritt (partnered with How- ard Schenken),. also got to four hearts, but made it as the re- sult of very good play Forquet (West), generally .re- garded as one of the world's \best, also led a diamond, Leven- jtritt won it with the ace, cashed the ace of hearts, and then, at- jtempting to guard against a 4-1 \trump break, led a spade. || Forquet took the ace and led the six of clubs, thus initiating |the only line of defence that could possibly beat the contract. Declarer took the club with the queen and led the jack of hearts, East showing out. Forquet won with the queen and now played the seven of clubs, underleading his ace for 16 hae Ty "LES CANADIENS DU PARLEMENTANGLAIS, | WILLIAM PITT, LEVE Unc AMEE DE 20,000 HOMMES POUR VENGER FORT WILLIAM HENRY, Vocabulaire de la Semaine |the second time. This play might jhave succeeded against a lesser ABATTRE... To cut dows AMENER... To bring BALLE (F) ... Bullet CHAMP DE BATAILLE (F)... Battlefield JENA! Que "OP 3,000 SOLDATS.ViTE! RAPPELEZ LEMS AVEC SES 600 HO: i F COMMANDE MONTCALM. . ENCHEVETREMENT (M) .. tanglement CREPUSCULE (M)... Twilight ENFONCE (S') ... To dive into GRIMPER ... To climb LARGEUR (F) ... Width LEVER ... To raise QU'EST-CE QU'ON ATTEND? What are we waiting for? * | PIEU (M) ..s Spike jopponent, since South could eas- ily have concluded that West had the jack and East the ace, in which case putting on the ten would have been the winning | play. | But Leventritt considered the matter at length and finally diagnosed Forquet's diabolical defence correctly. He put up the kingy which held, and then cash- ed the ten of hearts and king of spades. He ext played a club, forcing YA "11° 1203 SINAAY 02. n3W 000'07 30 Avery HY \ w 'SIVE am id WHT IWS Ave. am \11y7 West to win with the ace, and could then claim the balance re- gardless of what Forquet return- ed, The club play was a safety e to guard against the DEMONSTRATOR SPECIAL 1964 BUICK Convertible Lie. No. N80724 Fully Equipped Less Than 1,000 Miles Demonstrator Priced '4179 The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. 266 KING ST. W. 723-4634) | possibility that West had started with a singleton diamond. Forquet did everything it was possible to do to defeat the con- tract, but Leventritt, using fine judgment, avoided the trap that |was set for him. Tomorrow: Decisive play. LAUNCH CARRIER LAUZON, Que. (CP) -- The Tri ew) EF We NEVAH GIT OUT? ) DON'T GIT HIM OUT--* LI'L ABNER TLL NI STOP SNOw, om AN' DOGPATCH'LL BE J THE LONE RANGER ANN DONALD DUCK ~MUGGS AND SKEETER 2 P 7ONTO STOP-UM/ PUT WHERE +/5 RIDER BE? 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