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The Bosjjn Globe Tuesday, July 23, 1968 12 nimmmn Today's Events TV Highlights Today dOOfe Films BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY tow Summer at Play around 10 noon; North Union Flay-around attendant W. Canty MI 8-C700. invited. Tkketa available at Curtain 8:43 m. Exhibitions Youn Adult Film Program.

Memorial Branch Library. 3:00 P.m. Children ALIO Vt WONDERLAND" Play around. L. G.

Eanacoa Field: sponsored by Youth Aettvitica Prof-run: presented by Boston Chil-dra'e Theatre Staaemobile; free. ANIMATED CIRCUS, Jordan Harsh seventh floor, main store. Waihincton street. Boston. Fourth free.

Concerts CAROL DARCT EXHIBITION Lectures GARDNER MUSEUM CONCERT. 380 North Quincy Branch Library; con-The Fenwey, Boston; 3 free. temporary pain tints; throufh July; tf A tottrvawt-nt "pop vustC orn daily; free. SOCCER: Boston Beacons Toronto Falcons; 8 (Ch. 38).

MOVIE: Robert Mitchum, Carroll Baker in "Mister Moses" (1965), a likeable con man, stranded in Africa, finds himself against his will leading a tribe of natives from their ancestral home to a new land; 8:30 (4). ACTOR'S COMPANY: "Winter's Tale," rehearsal No. 10 (44). FIRING LINE: Godfrey Cambridge, "Was the Civil Rights Crusade a Mistake?" 10:30 (2). OF BLACK AMERICA: "Black History-Lost, Stolen or Strayed," repeat of Bill Cosby's guided tour through a history of attitudes black and white and their effect on the Negro American; 11 (5).

MEEV GRIFFIN SHOW originates from an outdoor stage in Harlem. Burt Lancaster, James Brown, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Spanky and Our Gang, Joe Tex and band, ventriloquist Willie Tyler and Lester, Muhammed Ali (Cassius Clay); 4:30 p.m. (4). GOV. NELSON A.

ROCKEFELLER, presidential candidate; 7:30 (4). THE TOY THAT GREW UP: Three early films of Harry Langdon: "Smile Please," "All Night -Soldier Man;" 8 (2). SHOWCASE '68: The Cryan" Shames, Archie Bell and the Drells, Janet Evans, Joe Lee Wilson appear in program taped at Univ. of Illinois; 8 (4). BASEBALL: Red Sox vs.

N.Y. Yankees, Yankee Stadium; 8 (5). BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Sum ISAAC HOYALL HOUSE Corner mer Reading Club Meeting. Wert Roxbury Branch Library. 10:30 assj free.

ENGLISH CLASSES International Institute, 1ST Commonwealth av. Bsaioni every Tues. end Thura. through Aug. 13.

7:30 p.m. WAGON in Playground area, Columbia Point Open to amateur teen combos In city-wide rock music competition for "Bock Music World sponsored by Boston Parka and Recreation Dpt, in cooperation with Tea Council of the U.S. A For information, call Barbara Donovan, Boston Parka and Recreation Dept. 327-6970. Free.

Public invited, to contests. George and Main its-. Mediord; built in 1637; restored to pre-Kivolutiorury days; ry day but Mon. and Fri. 2-5 guided tour, adults tl.

children 25 cents. ROBINSON MURRAY EXHIBITION Thomas Crane Publie Library, Quincy, main hall. 40 Washington contemporary painting! open daily; free. annual presentation of thrillinf life-size "Bii Top" show. Open during refular store hours.

Public invited, balloons for youngsters; tree. GUINEA PIG DAYS Children'! Museum. Jamaicaway. Boston; testing fresh ideas for new visitor center; Tuee. and Thura.

afternoons throufh Au. 8. For memben (Memberships available at door for 81); 1-8 P-ro. M.D.C. TRAVELING ZOO Arlinf- "SURREAL IMAGES," DeCordova Museum.

Sandy Pond, Lincoln; Drama ff "7 in Miscellaneous HARVARD LITERARY SERIES: William Empson. "Two Plays by Ben Jonson; The Alchemist and Volpome." Emerson Hall 1:03, 8:30 pm. MORGAN MEMORIAL GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. 85 Berkeley at. Boa- 75 works painting, sculpture, WESTON DRAMA WORKSHOP printa and by 14 contem-Country School Auditorium (off porary New England artists, Weston, presenting.

10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. "Can Can." popular musical. Public p.m.; adults 50 cents, under 21 free. RADIO-TV ton, Tours Monday through Friday Channel 56 Buys Dorchester Site Sheinwold On Bridge Don't open all the doors and windows when the wolf is at the door. If you want to put this in bridge don't abandon control of the trumps when you're playing a close contract.

10 a.m. to 3 p.m., by appointment Free. CaU 426-9670. PLAYHOUSE, Franklin Park, Dor Morning chester; Billy Pope The Afro-Dancers of America 8 p.m., 6:00 6:15 6:25 6:30 to the Boston Globe plant. Lynagh said Ch.

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Other affiliates include WCAS-FM Cam-bridg and WJIB-FM on Commercial Wharf. Ch. 56 Kaiser-Globe tele-; vision station, will move from Commonwealth av, Brookline, to the Dorchester shoreline next to the Boston Globe. James T. Lynagh, general, manager of Ch.

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The trumps broke as well as they possibly could, and nothing unusual happened, but South could no longer make his contract. East won the second trump trick and returned the queen of clubs to make South ruff. South knocked out the king of diamonds and had to ruff another club return. Now South led a diamond to the ace. West cashed the king of trumps, drawing dummy's last trump and also South's last trump.

West could then cash the king and ten of clubs. The defenders got two clubs, two diamonds and two trumps, defeating the After winning the first trick with the ace of clubs South should lead diamonds at once. South ruffs the club return and knocks out the other top diamond. South then ruffs another club return and leads the ace of trumps. Then, without leading any more trumps, South leads diamonds.

The defenders may take their three remaining trumps in separate tricks, but they get only those three trump tricks and two diamonds. South makes his contract. South can even make the contract by leading the ace of trumps at the second trick and then going after the diamonds. What he cannot afford is to lead a second trump after taking his ace. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one spade, and the next player passes.

You hold: 4.K106 OA3 AK10842 What do you say? ANSWER: Bid two clubs. Your hand is too strong for a simple raise from one spade to two spades. Bid your own suit and raise the spades later to show the in-between strength of your hands. 5-12 Love of Life U) 6-7-9 Dream House U) Home of the Famous White Mountains' Festival of the 7 Artt Your Hosti THE FAMILY JACOBS Reservations, please. Walter Jacobs Boston: Direct Line: CO 2-1392 Or your favor itt Travtl Agtnt Direct nonstop Greyhound euerv Sunday.

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