The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1937, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1937 When you’ sober Planning. for for a Sci anoeiliaitas te. Puarie’s glia ) ; j 5 BM GUMP IS es ey " = P St. eet Me Bo: 7 A masren Rook VE i evi THOUGHT CF Te SAR RINT AUNT a beni, I HAN . A : : Fr LA ary nce Se E Yew. i a ae a Twi ADC Wednesday Night erea's telidlagrt wo Lier eee aaa Feature - CLAUDE "GORDON “Paddy Cocktail” "mcrae anata, l) ea Har But for Tonight Enjoy. the Best. A STEAK OR CHICKEN DINNER i You'll never know the genuine ure of a steak until you have had one at the HI-HAT. Try one tonight. | . McKemney on Bridge | NOT SCARED BY PSYCHIC i Intervention by Opponents Fails to Prevent Slam, Which Is Made by Careful Timing of Play "This is the fifth of a series of | Churchill ‘and Pray, West and East six articles on the principles of | respectively, had never before played as partners, SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS PROBLEM ton Chuachill in i tract Bidding Tactics at Match Point Play.” *e# * By WM. E. McKENNEY OQ5542 (Secretary, American Bridge League) Psychic bids still are used even by pot chon tey ofien are. quia nae THE SOLDIERS LEAP TO REVEMSER. BLT WERENT often are ql if AS ERS ji 4 ¥ effective. If the bluff is not too ob- IN COURSE..BUT | | SAVE THE BURNING HOUSE, you TANG AN ANF CHANCE, [TN ‘vious, it may prevent a game or slam ANTON BREESE DRAWS MYRA ASIDE. - PRESENTING THOSE FORGED ! contract, ALSO” C3 EANT- THERE! seen | ® Modern bidding methods, however, EEE RS 10 Te. fare well designed to uncover psychics, as is shown by the manner in which Churchill and his pertner, Walter J. Pray, of Indianapolis, reached a slam after their opponents, both noted masterplayers, had done all they could to obstruct the bidding. .I GOTTER GIT TOUGHENED UP FER ME FIGHT, 266, HERE, FILL THs 5 SACK FULLER HORSESHOES, AN' HANG (T ON THE ROPE. ii } ead E gee cee ne ya { ge ana and Wednesday. The breaking up of a relentless ring poachers, ALLEY OOP FOOZY PICKED A POOR PLACE:TO LAND Ha “ANEM— PAW! M'PET, (T 1S A DEEP ZA (KGAPPOINTMENT 70 LEARN THAT NOUR, BROTHER LEFT WITHOUT ‘GNING ME A CHANCE TO TOSS “HIM THE FAREWELL BOUQUET countries will spend eatery on equipment for their Of this, $813,000,- 000 will be spent for military planes, the remainder for civil craft. APITAL LAUNDRY CO. ‘Sr