The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1934, Page 4

DICKINSON BAND 10 GIVE CONCERT HERE} a Bapital Citians Invited to Free Program at Auditorium Sunday Bismarck residents Sunday after-| si; hear a concert by the Dick- city band, under the PYurestion of rain L, Patterson, at the city audi- shour concert, which free Sunday afternoon musical ograms sponsored by the Bismarck ociation of commerce. ‘The versatile Dickinson band of pieces has earned an_ enviable aie in musical circles of the q Soloists with the Recaps Kies ross ine o , Dera ae North Wind March ..W. P. Chambers Gee , Weather Report ;_Weather Report _{ Laemerpartd Rad insettled aight ee datmreng: pean no decided chang cloudy tonight and day, snow in northeast portion; slight warmer tonight. ‘ed GENERAL CON ee ee A low pressure area pver Horthern Alberta and ‘Baskate he 46) wntig' hile & is vonside: ) mal from (Agere up} northern Bismarck station barometer, inhes: 96. Reduced to see sea level, 29.79, mire grt rial rouse Total vom pe Ist to date .... lormal, January Ist to date .. Accumulated deficiency to date NORTH DAKOTA POINTS 7 Low- WEATHER IN THE NATION Low- High a z est SMAROR. 2 N. D. clear 28 Amarillo, Tex., age THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1934 | Between Smokes CONTRACT oT PLAY a on “ sota-North Dakota state line. VICKS COUGH DROP BY wo. E. Me vM. E. MeKENNEY Today’s Contract Problem ; ( American Bridge League) South rather optimistically ° arrived at a three no trump Tonight and Saturday Mb g bridge plage Players of the coun- contract. West opens the try, last year, made a remarkable three of spades. How should Matinee showing, tng se important| | the hand be played both of- e-— egegith events, while Murdoch fensively and defensively? and Miss cen Bo Bonwit of New York Placed third in the National Mas- ters Pair event. Today's interesting hand was played by Mrs. H. E. Funk of Cleveland, one of the outstanding women players of the country. The bidding .might be termed rather optimistic. Mrs. Funk in South had no opening bid, but when her, partner in the North bid a diamond,| Proper response was & one-over- forcing bid of one spade. overcall of two clubs, while should not be termed ‘since he is not vulnerable. to four spades is a slam sccepted by Mrs, Funk,’ — as the hearts could be set and an ak entry gained into dummy with the Ab43. ace of diamonds. AQ842 ‘When West shifted to the seven of a9 diamonds, however, Mrs. Funk went soled taken, all the diamonds and the jack a of clubs being discarded trom um THIS ATTRACTION , which Ara only ace, five, * hide ond four of On the first four 25¢ UNTIL 7:30 Duplicate—None Vul. Opening lead—@# K. three clubs and jack of diamonds, but on the fifth South spade he eezed. Special for Saturday Matinee Onl; i ie ven Tt he had let go the king of dia- is kota teediatad 26 44 monds, aes ‘would have established Mrs. BUCK JONES Pass Punk's ten spot. However he Gropped ce See binireneiaine in “GORDON of GHOST CITY” Opening lead was the kiny ing of clubs. If West had continued with last trick with the five of hearts. the ace of clubs, of course, there(Copyright, 1934, NEA Service, Inc.) President cht in this project.” | marck, as secretary. itablishment of a Youngsters Honor Woman test Murtha named president, Miss Holet Cloone, Minot, was chosen vice STARTS SATURDAY NIGHT Also Sunday Midnight and Monday He: beauty vt diadem rwhelmed th its sp tic paper be started and put \ in circulation.” by a committee composed of Reichert, The convention went on record as| chairman; Stevenson and William Ehr of Slide county, and Roy Gardner xe the cep lang state committee and party officers. 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