Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1937, Page 11

EDUCATICONAL. gaml for retarded children; individual elp; kindergarten thru grades: new Joca- . Winning Contract BY THE FOUR ACES. A Well-Bid Slam. T IS rare, indeed, that a partner- ship is able to contract success- fully for a grand slam when hav- ing an advanced part score. The fact that North and South, who are not considered particularly good play- ers in the bridge circles wherein they | compete, did bid and make a grand slam only goes to show how the gen- eral standard of contract bidding has improved in recent years. South, dealer. Neither side vulnerable., North-South 40 on score. AKJ tion, with Rock Creek Park as playground. Reasonable rates. Emma V. Beall. Emer- son 474 e = = WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW I Second Semester Begins February 1 New Otlasses Both Day and Evening Co-Educational 2000 G Street MEt. 4585 AIR COND. AND REFRIGERATION Factory Trained Instructors START NOW! Columbia “Tech” Institute 1319 F St. N.W. 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Degree Forming February 1, 1937 Walton Courses in Accountancy Rexistrations now being received. Columbus University 1323 Eighteenth St. N.W. DE. 3443 {and accordingly overbid game with a | three-spade call. North's king-jack | of spades doubleton was now ample | support, since his partner had shown | & six or seven card sult, so he jumped | to five spades. At this point South made a fine bid, | to wit, six clubs. The cue-bid in clubs { showed not only that he held first- round control in that suit, but also | that he was interested in a grand | slam. Otherwise, he would simply have bid six spades. North would have had | to pass six spades. However, his part- = | ner's cue-bid had invited seven, and | North saw no reason to hesitate | further. He bid the grand slam. Of course, the hand was a laydown, | but there were quite a few pitfalls in the bidding, and we feel certain that many pairs would not have reached the same fine grand slam contract. It is true that the grand slam would probably have been reached if South had made an immediate cue-bid fol- lowing his partner’s two-heart Bid. ADVERTISEMEN' "« | His Best Friend J Told Him logue—Start Now! It was his wife and she told him the truth. But she didn't say he had “bad breath.” Instead, she said, “My dear, | you need E-Z Tablets.” A hint to the | wise was sufficient. Don't wait for 1 some one to tell you. If you feel slug- | gish, headachy, dizzy or bilious, due | to constipation, you may be quite sure your breath is telling others. Get a package of E-Z tablets today. | At all good drug stores, only 25c. DU L. Special Short Courses in R C T AERIAL SURVEYIN( BUILDING CONSTR REINFORCED CON COMBUSTION NES Auto-Aero and Diesel) Start Feb, 8th—Register Now. Columbia ““Tech” Institute J. LEVERONE. Principal ting, Comm. Art and Trade Courses—Day or Eve. Classes. 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Stickler, 4505 Seventeenth street morthwest, is taking advantage of it. To- morrow: Jack Lee Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ward, at the Henry D. Cook School. —Star Staff Photo. to cue-bid in the opponents’ suit un- | support for your partner's suit. However, it is generally poor Dollc’llupparwd, or you hold exceptional less your own suit is solid or has been| (copyright, 1937, by the Four Aces.) CORRECT ATTIRE FOR THE PRESIDENT’S BALL Saturday, January 30th B s | STRAYER COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY P. J. Harman, Director HOMER BUILDING. 13th & F STREETS e T | P oteet COLLEGE | COIZIHQ{{"II.S'C{(“IIII,Ci'fl Serviee ‘Ccllrltl w Classes Now Beginnin 14th and Eye Sts. N.W. 7 Under Y. M. C. A. Supervision An accredited school, whose standards are high, whose requirements are reasonable, whose instructors are fully trained and whose facilities are exceptional. Small classes and individualized instruction by men teachers are features of the Woodward School that give satisfactory results. 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