The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1932, Page 6

CO “EXPERTS PLAY | 6 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1932: af VERACT eZ — McKENNGY an By WM. E. McKENNEY , all that he had to lose was one spade Secretary, American Bridge League | trick. Many contracts are defeated by .Wothing more or less than careless- | * ess on the part of the declarer. Let me again advise you to analyze hand carefully from all angles be- | fore playing to the first trick. Try, to visualize what will happen if you} emake a certain play. there is a safe your contra If you di 2 hand in o1 was pl bel that I would pret with th 1 hand in thi T bid (Copyright, 1932, NEA Service, Inc.) (pene sae OOS wiesk. ° a ee Estherville | ° By MRS. ROY LITTLE Ruth Wilmot and Alf Johnson were capital city callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michelson were Figure out if! vay for you to make ton Saturday. rs. Cecil Elkins and McCoy, Clarence and Strand, Stanley nd Gene Little were at the Ole Wold by playing the| uu might make |, ks, but that if) °° e yo safe and you only kins and Ole Wold called ld home Sunday aft- Mrs. Roy Little 1 Mowder spent Sunday aft- i Davenport, Strand were home Wed- Doyle, teacher in WA-Q-8-7-5 0. 3, held her Ch @A-K-Q-7-4 pisi/at’ thie sohoGt HBL 4 NORTH 10-2 Mm 4-3 a @J-9-8- d Alvin Ghylin and sa] 5 eral Claire, Dealer | 9-8-6 SOUTH @A-9-8-4-3 WK-J-10-9 @None #&K-Q-10-3 Phone 928 The Bidding 601 10th 1e dealer, when the , opened with one Butter 1,-Ib. prints, one spade, response will be two diamonds. We will now be forced to bid two hearts ‘This is the showing of a ‘and is in the nature of a monds and yond the Guaranteed, DOP GOL wrecad ace you still mention—and | Lettuce Solid heads, 2 for South did open with one spad made a jump respoi f Not only is this a de bidding be kept large reached, but i South then bi South has control of two monds and spades—he mu Pineapple » tin, ful against duplication of va‘ get spade. rt bid, North went to|g SCeC South signed off with| hearts, but North went Two pounds in, they He led a small heart, his own ha declarer ha trump, his co: defeated. He had only one c his contract ar: hand with the ace of hearts, and then | swing his fou discarding dumm His losing clu dummy with the Chocolate Drops 2-pound ler to Filbert Nuts Two pounds for nee of making | x Was to find four | h hand, Delicious Apples Face and fill, $1 25 per-box ...... WE DELIVER mmy, win in hi yn} rounds of diamonds, | "s four clubs. s then ruffed in of hearts, and | § ‘ QUALITY 313 MAIN STORE INCORPORATED UHONE 110 Where You Buy the Best for Less Armour’s Star, Pure LARD 231s. 19¢ SOUP Each 13¢ NOODLES Sans Tirat" "Bach 13¢ 2 Cans 2le TOMATOES Can 7e f arly garden peas. ie “9 Cans 23¢ Try quality high grade Roma blend for strength and arema . Blue Rowen? eeXI"® 3 Lbs. Ie ¥ Santa ¢ oT. e 3 Lbs, 19¢ 5 Lbs. 17¢ Red, rips, solid Utahs. Bolden sweet corn, RICE Zalo, soft absorbent, pure white tissue Large nize w... Doz, 35¢ ... Head 6c .. Pound 154¢ Lb. 6¢| Firm golden, ripe fruit Bananas Buster ' were Monday evening visitors at the Roy Little home. Ethel Schilling, high school stu- dent, is spending the Christmas holi- days at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Wold and fam- ily were Christmas Day guests at the Cecil Elkins home. Mrs. Sarah Mowder and George Mowder spent Christmas Day at the Earl Mowder home. 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