Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 284, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1934 — Page 15

APRIL' 7, 1934

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Contract Bridge

BY W. E. M’KENNEY Secretary American Rridce League WHILE the real thrill in contract bridge is the bidding Und making of a grand slam, I Still believe it is almost unforgivable to arrive at a grand slam contract and fail to make it. While South has five and onehalf primary tricks in today’s hand, he does not have sufficient strength for an original two bid. A two bid never should be made on a fourcard suit. No trump is out of the question, due to the singleton spade. When your hand contains a four card major, and a four card minor suit, bid the minor suit first—then, on the next round of bidding, show the major suit. Your partner will know that your major suit is only four cards in length. Now. of course, if you re-bid the

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major later on, as you would if you held six of a minor and five of a major, he can get an exact picture of your hand. South's correct opening bid is one club, as it is the more solid of his two minor suits. North does not need to make a jump shift bid, as he can make a one-over-one in spades. a u a SOUTH now shows his second suit with a bid of two hearts—this is the third constructive bid. North puts in a secondary force of three spades—he is asking his partner either to bid three no trump or to re-bid one of the two suits previously mentioned by him. When South elects to bid four diamonds, instead, he is making a slam try and is. of course, giving his partner a perfect picture of the hand—four clubs, four hearts, and four diamonds. North, holding a six card suit to the ace, king, queen, now is justified in jumping to six spades, as he needs, no trump support, from' his partner. South can reason that his partner, to make a secondary force, must hold a solid spade suit and the missing king of diamonds —otherwise, the secondary force would not be justified. Since it also looks as though North holds 100 honors in spades and South has the ten of spades which will fit, his proper declaration is seven spades. Os course, the hand is a laydown at seven spades. North and South having about fifteen good tricks. (Copyright, 1934, by NEA Service, 1n.c.1

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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FRECKLES AMD HIS FRIENDS

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WASHINGTON TUBBS II

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ALLEY OOP

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

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TABZAN THE INVINCIBLE

“I can not understand you. little one," said Colt, and Nao, though she could not interpret his words, sensed the futility of bars. Then raising one of her hands from his, she curved her fingers as if around the hilt of a knife, and plunged the imaginary point deep into her bosom.

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“This Oah will destroy." sh? said, reaching through the bdrs and touching Colt over the heart. The American repeated ; the pantomime, plunging the imaginary blade into his own breast and looking questioningly at Nao. She nodded sadly and the tears weiled to her eyes.

—By Ahem

OUT OUR WAY

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As plainly as though he had understood her words, Colt realized that here was a friend who , would help him if she could, and reaching through the bars, he drew the girl gently toward him and pressed his lips against her forehead.

—By Edgar Kice Burroughs

With a low sob, Nao encircled his neck with her arms and pressed''" her face to his. Then, as suddenly, she released him and hurried away on silent feet, to disappear in the gloomy shadows of an archway at one side of the court of sacrifice.

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