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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1983 Thousands Witness Cermak Rites at Miami STATE BOARD MOVES vises banking laws to eliminate neces- £96 Passed By Legisiature; 686 Had Been Poured Into, of hearings board apd for before state banking fixing value of fixtures Session Hopper ffs, Hi Eas li! ;|ereed_to go game. party . |. 8. B. 115—Marshall of Dickey: Al- lows $25 costs for person commen- foreclosure action, Pas sete ee Permits purchaser or conditional Provides for five per cent preference to North Dakota road contractors. 8. B. 113 — Brostuen of McKenzie. Suspends highway construction for 18 months. bills commit-| g, B. 114 — Bonzer of Richland. government to Sets up one-man highway commis- eat Ginger niet uf ibs | in| U (ti li . i F ry felted if Li ale ih g. ] vie ase | i | Fr i i - : z Ep H A . “H a i Ep | B | | Ht itil! | ! | | All ! i i E i é , i [ : & 3 E 2" i He E v4 5 | 1 Ho ay if # ef i ‘ [ Ege ye f He re The flag-draped casket containing the body of Mayor Anton J. sin’s bullet intended for President Roosevelt, is sho wn being naires from a Miami, Fia., etation as saddened Cermak of Chicago, victim of an assas- borne by white-clad American Legion- funeral parlor to be placed in the cortege that escorted it to the railroad throngs looked on. Miami police tormed a guard of honor on the train which bore the late mayor's body to Chicago for burial. CONTRACT ow EXPERTS PLAY IT By WM. E. McKENNEY Meh MLY aa, used to make a constructive Therefore I would recommend in over one f ing bid, and in addition, it is third constructive bid. There is no explained, in the constructive one over one system. of contract bidding the third con- pobeiolas hile the fourth constructive | the forcing, wi fou! ve no trump if North holds a tive bid definitely states that the side has| Po trump if No good His partner cannot pass either the one over one force or the third con- structive bid. To respond with two hearts would be making a sign-off bid, therefore North elected to make the fourth constructive bid and over- called the bid of one spade with a bid of two diamonds. oA-8. HA-Q-10-6-3 tween East would open the king of dia- card suits as a general prac-| monds. Declarer wins in dummy with there are times when it must be| the ace and immediately returns the eight of diamonds, allowing East to win with the ten. East will probably return a club bel declarer tend win in dummy spades and win with the queen. He should now lead his jack of diamonds. Tf East refuses to cover it should be ped in dummy with the nine of Some of the biggest and hungriest species of mosquitoes are found in the Arctic; ———__—_— Expected to Be Revenue Chief Robert H. Gore, above, is expected to be named commissioner of internal revenue in the new administration. Gore, a Chicagoan, was with Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago at Miami when an assassin’s bullet wounded the mayor, College Heads Named to Com- mittee to Study Ways to Wipe Out Duplication Proposed in the hart bill enacted into law by the re- we Permanent committee consisting of the presidents of the state teach- ers colleges, the chairman of the DETLATORISeG tt pelle aera tom teachers college in work of educating teachers for North Dakota study assigned to members of the committee are: Trend in public and higher educa- tion, Swain, Functions of @ teachers college, Kjerstad. The region as between academic and professional education, Allen, Requirements for certification, Thompson. COULD NOT GET A NIGHT'S REST pound Helped to Sleep rite ie | is it 3 TE i EF ‘The Blue Grass Region, Kentucky, celebrated fer tts thoroughbred herses end fine Busicy tobacco In every corner of the world, both here and overseas, wherever you find joy ia life, ‘tis slweys “Luckies Please” What a wealth of character and mildness in every Lucky! Copyright, 1988, The ‘American Tebsece Company. CAPITOL —am THEATRE a— ADMISSION ‘25c HELEN HAYES and ‘ RAMON NOVARRO SON - DAUGHTER Laurel-Hardy Comedy “Their First Mistake” Why Did the Banks of a