Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 140, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1932 — Page 12

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EX-POLICEMAN IS FOUND SLAIN AT VINCENNES Stabbed to Death Near River Camp of ‘Canned Heat’ Addicts. By Lnited Prr;*n VINCENNES, Ind.. Oct, 21. The body of Sam Chansler. a former member of the Vincennes police force, was found in a clump of bushes along the Wabash river near here today. He had been stabbed to death. Police said that “canned-heat” addicts had a camp near the spot where the body was found. They believed the slaying was the outgrowth of a brawl. An investigation w'as opened immediately, but no arrests had been made. VANDALS’ LOOT FOUND North Sidp Houses Entered, Fixtures Removed; Located on Lot. Vandals who attempted to steal doors, plumbing fixtures and window screens from north side houses Wednesday and Thursday nights are sought today by police. While Mrs. Lola Eaton, 130 South McKim street, was away from home Wednesday night thieves removed six doors from the exterior and interior of the house. Police, however, recovered the doors in a nearby vacant house. Plumbing fixtures and window screens were removed from fastenings but left on the floors of vacant houses at 1022 and 1924 Ruckle street Thusrday night, police were informed. NO PoUfTcAL~WORRIES B< / ( nitrd PrctK SOMERSET, Vt„ Oct. 21.—Elections are peaceful in thus political paradise where public offices outnumber the voters. There are but eight voters In Somerset, and so some citizens have to hold more than one town job.

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This i* the first of a serte* of article* bv William E McXenney explaining the one over one bidding system for contract bridge This *vt*m it now employed by practically all experts, and it has won over 90 per cent of the national contract championship trophies in the last three years. BY W. F.. M’KENNEY' Secretary American Bridre League CONTRACT bridge, without a doubt, is America's greatest pastime today, and well it should be. What other game so holds the interest of the players and affords the clean hours of recreation offered by contract bridge? For the last few years, during the Introduction of contract bridge to this country, we,all have been bewildered by contract bidding systems. More than two years ago the writer presented, through his daily bridge article, the one-over-one sysctem of contract bidding. Since its introduction, many different bidding systems have been offered to the public and there has been a great deal of discussion regarding standardization of contract bidding. It is impossible for two or three experts to get together, write vp a system and correctly declare it as a standardized system. The practices and bidding conventions that produce winning results naturally will become the standardized system. nun PRACTICALLY every major contract championship in the last three years has been won by players using the one over one system of bidding. It is only natural that any intelligent bridge player should want to apply his own theories to a bidding system. To become a successful card player, your bids must employ natural card inferences, so that your partner can make the correct deductions. The writer, in this and his following articles, will present to you in brief form the one over one system of contract bidding as it is played by the majority of the country’s experts today. n n THE first and most important thing that must be learned is the table of high card tricks. It is quite simple, and eliminates many

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SIX KILLED IN CHICAGO'S GANG WAR JN_3 DAYS Bullet-Riddled Bodies of Two More Victims Found in Autos. By Vnited Prrt.t CHICAGO. Oct. 21.—Bullet-rid-dled bodies of two more victims in the latest flareup of guerilla war among gangsters were found by police today, bringing the toll to six dead in three days. The body of a man identified as Tony Jerfita, a bootlegger, riddled with shotgun slugs, was found in the tonneau of an expensive automobile parked in a bleak prairie near Franklin park. He evidently had been beaten over the head before a shotgun charge was fired behind his ear. In the lapel of his coat was tied a pass to Sportsman’s park race

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Overcome by Gas Fumes Fumes caused by imperfect combustion in a small heater Thursday night overcame Charles Crook, 68.

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