Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1929 — Page 2

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' ' : . 1 jI I II 1 I I ] |r| IMPROVE YOUR BRIDGE Qj Mrs. Virginia Tubbs F. E. Brueiheide Henry P, Jeager Mrs. Helen M. Hubbard The Indianapolis Times [ I WFBM Shepard G. Barclay * '*. G. H. JLcvy RADIO BRIDGE GAMES jt & ■ to be broadcast from Station W F E M of the Indianapolis Power . • J & Light Cos., Starting Nov. 19th, every T uesday, at 5 P. M. Mrs. A. R. Coma ' *"* ** V ' " Mm. A. A. Foster | ‘ ' Play with the leading experts of * , y T broadcasts will be of immeasurable value to ad- . ° * J Advance o.andS vanced players and beginners alike, presenting the United States and Canada . clearly and authentically the modem strategies of Q ame Auction and Contract. Hear Milton C com • Arrange for at least one table every week during .JlpJ|| Play this game your own way, then tune in and the series. Advance announcements of each hand IUgM Tm . M 1 merits on each game. Study with sec how near, y y° ur method of biddin S P la r will appear in this paper. Play the hand your way Ch ~ H Y —. •- 1 ° ' is like that of the experts. fpy/%'%':- *. j r f r before the broadcast; then compare your methods ggp him the possibilities of each hand, C w„ c. m D .w, M with those of the experts. 1 Spade. 8.3 gBP-. 1| for Contract as well as Auction . _ f . r . f . f |M * J g. J F. E. Brvelhtidt, Min- N Mrs. John Munetjn i MS pap&T Wtll TepOVt the WMieS l detail #j HP ‘ ncapolis I Alexandria, Va. * * ~ 6 Spades —K.T. 9. 5 sir.. p Snsdes , 7,4 * 1 1 r 1 1 1 Wmtfc'"--TT 7E invite you to sit at Bridge with the greatest feSstLii. 0 :. 9 j SSSJlidi."i: I; I every week, day after the broadcast VV . s s r.s .• , CluU...„- .-. .....7,4 O Clubs- A.J.5 ' ' * A ill * * Bridge players of the times. Through speaal , . , ~. „ . WRm. L M's Pr'scott Warren fralter F. Wyman, decler, Arlington, Mats. Mrs. Catherine A. Streeter arrangement, this paper has obtained for its readers h^Sz q,’ 5,' 4 Ours is the only newspaper in this community —— ■ - a local tie-up with one of radio’s greatest attractions. ciubi™ ds „Z^ A .!.?.'..Q authorized to print the Radio Games as broadcast As each game is played, Milton C. Work will ~ . . ~ _ and offers the only way to obtain them in printed . . . . .. Hear Mr. Work s analysis of this hand in Contract glve hIS comments both on bidding and play, an d Auction. Learn the difference between the two. form. Cut out the games. Paste them in a scrap analyzing the possibilities of each bid for Contract Let Mr. Work teach you better Bridge. book. Then you will have the world’s most valuable and Auction. reference book on Bridge, a book that you cannot Aside from its absorbing interest, this series of __ _____ buy at any price. ' H. T. Webster . ' c - Drummond Jones Mrs l.- E- r C. S. Thurston Mra. Muiny A. Campbell Walter F. Dwyer Mrs. Charlotte Cotton Davis William E. McKenney Mrs. Warren L. G C. J. McEharmid Mrs. C. E. Travers ' Fred G. Cooper ■'f —~ 1 1 ' Bui, i^h—l '' .. ijio '

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.NOV. 18„1929