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Sepf. 2 1971 Die VideHe Mewenger Valparaiso, lni 7 THE LITTLE WOMAN TV Listings CONTRACT BRIDGE By Jay Becker (Top In Matter' InafvldWI Chomplomhlp Way) funny sid Dragnet U-Jerom, Wallace! Experience -A i if ft 1 fir- Imm Km Km, F1UI Sr.d.c.1 WlU iWkU NMY4. I -Tll- 'JElmily, are these meat balls or goli balls?" rn wi KintFwrw Sth4I-j. Inc. II.Jtrldi tr--' East dealer.

Both sides vulnerable. NORTH K74 V863 452 0,1052 WEST EAST 9863 s1052 KQ5 10 9 7 4 QJ4 K10983 K73 i8, souTn AQJ AJ2 A76 AJ84 The East South West North Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT Opening lead queen of diamonds. In notrump contracts It Is customary for the defenders to attack declarer in a suit where they think he is weak. Contracts frequently stand or fall on this principle of exploiting declarer's weaknesses, and here is a hand to illustrate the point West could see no virtue In leading; bis own longest suit, spades, which would have required East to have exceptional strength or length in that suit, so he chose the queen of dia-SModa as Ma opening salvo in Try and "That didn't help all you did was chanre tha drfn fromSOdripsaminutotolOdiirta i LAFF A DAY LAUGH -Watch it now 1 Girls like TIME to kiss football players. -By BENNETT CERF- WTLLIE STARGELL, slugging outfield star of the Pittsburgh Pirates, is living high on the hog these days, but has no trouble recalling how poor he and his family were TUESDAY p.m.

Garfield Goost 4:30 p.m. 11-WTiifi New 4:41 p.m. rilntitonet i.H p.m. B.7 Newi 11 Mister Rogers 22-To Tell the Truth 5:15 p.m. Newi ,5:30 p.m.

J-CBS Newi 7 ABC New 91 Dream of 11 Anlmali of the Seashore 22 Newi p.m. l.22.5.7-News 9-Andy Griffith 11 Real Estate 6:30 p.m. 122 Glen Campbell 8 Ironside 7 Mod Squad Dick VanDyke 11 New World', New Math 7:00 p.m. 9 Hogan's Heroes 11 Observing Eye 7:30 p.m. 2,22 Hawaii Five-0 5 Sarge 1 7 Movie: "Congratulations, It's a Boy!" (1971) Bill Bixby, Diane Baker 9 Star Trek 11.

Industrial Film Festival 8:00 p.irt 11 Thirty Minutes By CYNTIUA LOWRY AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) After all the hectic dial flipping last week as the three networks unreeled their new series, there was the pleasant prospect of getting back to some old Monday night friends. Starting with "Gunsmoke," there were signs of change. Marshal Dillon and friends seemed to be taking an extra week off Matt and Festus had bit parts. Glenn Corbett played an ex-convict committed to kill a former lawman who had wounded and arrested his pris on cellmate. The plot concentrated on the would-be hired killer, his elderly quarry and the latter's young wife.

It is unusual for series regulars to remove themselves so completely from the action, but it was not a bad idea. "Gun-smoke" after all these seasons remains good meat-and-po-tatoes television fare. "Here's Lucy" followed on CBS, opening the network's two-hour block of half hour situation comedies. Nothing has changed in the perennially successful Lucille Ball comedy format although her second show of the new season was hardly the comedienne's proudest 30 minutes. It was a bit of nonsense that had Tony Randall posturing around as a health food and exercise freak who persuaded Lucy to climb a mountain.

the office in this season's re vised "Doris Day Show" most ly a grumpy boss and Doris who used to be called "Mrs. Martin" is now "Miss Martin." But the situation still appears light and girlishly funny. The story had her and de Wolfe, who still plays her testy neighbor, arrested for jewelry store burglary. She was not around the office much so Doris' switch to bachelor girl after three seasons as the mother of two was not particu- Kit, Failaiu SyiJic! he, 1971. VorU rifUl tm "Well, not a dropout, exactly actually mora like a kickouti" in his youth.

"My ma reminds me, he says, "that I never stopped talking about a 'wish' sandwich, and when she asked me what a 'wish' sandwich was, I explained that that's when you have only two pieces of bread and you wish you had some meat to go in between." New York's junior senator, Jim Buckley, is launch-lng a program that may A Batik 8 00 pm. 7- Marcus Weiby. D. 9-Perry Mason 11 Chicago Festival 30 p.m. Golddiggers 5 Private Side 11 Costume Fantasy 22-Thls Is Your Life 10:0 p.m.

11 Armchair Travels 10:30 p.m. 2.22-Merv Griffin 5 Johnny Carson 7-Dlck Cavett 9-Movle; "Of Human 1963) Kim Novak, Harvev Bondage" Laurence 11-TV College Preview 12 MIDNIGHT 2 News 5 Phil Donahue 7 Howard Miller 12:10 a.m. 2-Movie: "Hell Below Zero" (1954) Alan I.add, Joan Tetzel 12:30 a.m. 9 News 1:00 a.m. Everyman 9 Movie: "River of Fvll" (19641 Barbara Rutting, Harold Leip- nitz 1:30 a.m.

2:05 a.m. 2:30 a.m. 3:24 a.m. 8 News 2 News 9 News 9 News larly noticeable. "My Three Sons" which now follows the Day show is a newcomer in the Monday night lineup.

It and "Arnie" which winds up the evening are designed to appeal to young and older audiences and previously appeared in time periods when these groups dominated the audiences. The Fred MacMurray comedy series was in the middle of a three-part story involving a look-alike cousin of father Step hen Douglas, a Scotsman also played by MacMurray. It is a pleasant 6how that might be easy to wander away from ex cept that the opposition on one side is half way through a theatrical movie and, on tie other, half way through a football game. "Arnie," seems to be moving toward broad comedy after a season of poking gentle fun at the business community. Charles Nelson Reilly roared into the picture Monday as "the Giddyap Gourmet," a television chef given to dropping the salami and banging his head on pans.

Herschel Bernardi in the title role, had little to do except play straight man to Reilly. Like "My Three Sons," it is a pretty good program but seems to be in the wrong time period. Meeting Scheduled By Portage Exchange Club at 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Portage Holiday Inn, it has been announced by John Hancock, president. At the last club meeting a membership plaque and pin were presented to Ray Lust-garten.

Present were Hancock, Lynn Lowe, Harold Riddle, Fred Hull, Jim Jones, Lee Dean, Ralph Boyer and John Lear. Members will sell Mer chant Coupon Books as a fund raising project. measurable. I have been told that there is. a new drug for the cure of alcoholism, but no one seems to know where to find it.

Can you help us Mrs. T. Mass. Dear Mrs. There is no CEALLV A MIRACLE: JMI.

OfO lDMAHC I Hf? TFN WNifTP 1 HE JUST SPENT TEN MINUTES I fcU-irsfci Alb MLW yme MY AUJCH HE'P HISSED MB revolutionize- life In America. His goal is nothing less than domesticating- an animal whose native habitat 1b Alaska: the musk ox. A near-sighed naturalist might have some difficulty deciding whether the be as tie munching grass beside him was a musk ox or a buffalo but his sense of smell would soon solve his problem. You can detect the whiff of a musk ox from a distance of a mile and it ain't Chanel Five country either! And it has a shaggy coat called "qulviut" that rates right up there with vicuna and cashmere. What New York needs today, In short, is more musk oxen, and Senator Buckley's out U) see that they're available! They've Just uncovered 34 descendants of the old woman, who lived in a shoe.

The lot of them are living on a shoestring; the hope of hitting partner's long suit. East endorsed the lead wholeheartedly by signaling with the eight and then overtook the Jack with the king when West continued the suit. Declarer ducked for the second time and East realizing that his side had now milked the suit dry and that there could be no advantage In a third diamond lead shifted his attention to hearts. He was hoping in this way to reciprocate West's effort to establish partner's suit South thus found himself under attack from, a new quarter when East shifted to the ten of hearts at trick three. Declarer did as well as he could when he playdd the deuce on the ten, West following low, and then won the heart continuation with the ace.

South now crossed to dummy with a spade, led the ten of clubs and finessed, but West won with the king and cashed the king of hearts to put the contract down one. The hand illustrates some what dramatically the enormous benefits that can flow from trying to develop the combined assets of the partnership rather than the assets of one defender only. It confirms once more that bridge in a partnership game. Stop Me 19. Mailer's "The Park" 20 "Beehive State" 21.

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Marsh hen 3. Ostentatious TA i Yoor Activity C- SSaV iA (Slllwo VumEAlRlV 1 Cuhlo Aeoidincj lo Iin Stars. To develop ior Wcrliievlay, read word-. rotrpsporxhnT to numlx.TU MY HUSBAND knows ha Bhould give up tobacco because he has a hacking: cough that keeps tho family awake half the night. lie said he can quit any time he wants to, but his biggest excuse is that he doesn't want to gain weight Do yon always gain weight when you stop smoking? Mrs.

S. Minn. Dear Mrs. R. Excuses, excuses, ex-cuses! There are hundreds of theno, all 'r 1 1 -r.

Dr. Coleman created to avoid coming face to face with the real solution to this arid other problems. Most people who give up tobacco scfin to gain a f''W extra pounds, especially during the first few weeks. Pe. pie who feel deprived tend to find rewards in over-eating and nibbling.

Alw, they have a need to reach for something tq substitute for the cigarette. There is another factor that Is not clearly understood but definitely contributes to the problem. It seems that there Is a temporary, but distinct change in metabolism and po- nibly a change in the retention of1 water nhurtly after one stops For those who are wise enough stop smoking elg-arettno. with or without a chronic hacking cough, the advice is to work hard at a sen-Blh diet to avoid the unt ii' -saury gain In weight. The added weight your husband may gain would now be lost, and the contribution to Jus goo! health wUl f-A i ill 1 A 19 7fi 45 48 6 0: m.

20 o( your Zodioc birth 1 Mtny .11 'tymm Ui'Vt drug for the cure of alcoholism. There is a drug which in used to lu'lp the alcoholic control his illness. This drug, ant.iibuse, nets in a very strange way. When it is taken with any form of alcohol, even. in.

the slightest amount, it makes the person Violently nauseated and The alcoholic is taught to understand this. When he undertakes this form of treatment, he knows that he must never combine the drug with alcohol. Along with, nntabuse must come all Hie other forms of psychological support. The guidance offered by Alcoholics Anonymous is invaluable. Is it true that P00)1'" are mote likely to have accidents than others? Miss V.

Ore. Dear MIsm Many surveys have shown that thei are "accident-prone" personalities, Tense, anxious, emotionally upset people undoubtedly are involved hi more uccldents In Uio homo, la. automobiles, and at work. Dr. fVJrtnnn has yr pared ft.

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