Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1934 — Page 9

NOV. 13, 1934

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Contract Bridge

Solution to Previous Contract Problem BV W. r.. M'KENNEY Ifrrtlarv. Bndf# Lficui Dm O YOU remember, as a youngster. how proud your mother ( was when you learned to count up to ten? The A B C’s were simple in comparison to the deep mystery of counting and adding. ' For some reason or other some bridge players seem to have a difficult time counting to thirteen or. a shown in today's article, counting to nine. The bidding of the hands is | routine. When West opens his' fourth best spade, the four spot, a . low card is played from dummy. Fast winning the trick with the king. Fast cashes the are of spades and then returns the nine which South * wirs with the queen, a heart being discarded in dummy. [stop that itch In One Minute 4 ' ■ It ia actually *urprin* to ace how ouickhr. pure, cooling, liquid, antiseptic D. L>. D. Prescription relieve* the itching tortures of •Taenia. c*les, eruption*, rashe* and other •inn afflictions. Thirty year*' mere** recommend* thw remedy, originated by Dr. IX D. Dennis. Its gentle wis oothe the irritated and inflamed skin, thus aiding nature itself to heal the disorder. No fusa—no muse. Clear, greaselesa and stainless—dries op almost immediate!*-. Stop* the moat in ten** itching instantly. Try D. D. D. now. A toe tnai bottle, at drug stores, is guaranteed to prove it—or money back. DD. D. Prescription is ma*hrthe owners of Italian Balm. —Advertisement. i| Standard Wave . j| Wired in a I manner bestj |)(j suited to sour ** M L features. s s| . <gg Completely j Priced :>.*c Shampoo and Sot '>'*c Croquignole; 000 j Wave fc=*j: • 81l *4 Famnn* i Alvettm • Fu-h I o ' Farts %if I Marie Mate Wat* I "Fosh-up" $2.00 53.00 56.50 With extra one for friend for only lc. Shampoo and set extra j on Ic waves. 35c—MARCEL—33c .TV—M VNICI RE—T>c /TV. -art EBMAN£Nt 'sg£SHZ\ I'lmar I I. ! | <l3 lM<mlt Bide. I - "ul I N | l I K 1 M KMX. Rush Jobs Make Us Smile Hendren Printing Company, Inc. Cl Century Bldg. Rl- *SJJ Med*c i Cab nets set Finishrd in green. sr; ,B 4 79c ■f;J Whit* Furniture Cos. . pSBPB tu-ui W. Wuk, M.

a J 6 vJ 9 2 OAJ 7 3 * A Q 10 7 4 10 8 7 4 77 4 A K 5 \jf r V 6 5 4 VKIO 8 3 c 6 ♦lO 8 2 ♦Q S4 rJ, * KBSS *Q 6 2 VA Q 7 KM 4J9 6 1 Duplicate—N and S. vul South West North Em si Pans rasa 1 ♦ Rasa lN T Pan!* 2N T Paa* 3 N T Pass Pass Pass Opening lead^ —4 4. 6 DECLARER S next play is the: jack of clubs, trying to get a cover. West plays the four spot and East wins the trick with the king. East then returns the six of hearts. Should the declarer take the finesse? Well, let’s start to count. He has won a spade trick, he is going to make three club tricks, that’s four; he has two sure diamond tricks, that’s six, and of course if he could make three heart tricks that would be nine. But East already has shown up with the ace and king of spades and the king of clubs. He was not vulnerable and made no attempt to get in the bidding. Therefore, isn’t it reasonable to suppose that he does not hold the king of hearts, or even the queen of diamonds? The declarer should know that if he plays the small heart. West is going to win with the king and cash two spades, and the contract will be defeated two tricks. The proper play is for the declarer to go up with the ace. cash his three club tricks, lead adiamond and win with the king and then take the diamond finesse. As you expected, it works, and so all the diamonds are good, and the contract is made. Don’t be too anxious to take a finesse; count your winners. (Copvrisht. 1934. NEA Service. Inc.i nro groups \uill INSTALL OFFICERS Mrs. Lulu Kessler, president of the auxiliary to Hoosier post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, has announced that joint installation of officers of :he post and auxiliary will be held at 8 Thursday at 143 West Ohio street. Members of all pasts and auxiliaries are invited. Music will be provided by members of the Ft. Harrison band.

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Brides-to-Be Will Attend Party Series Misses Demler and Hoyt Will Be Honored This Month. Two brides-to-be. Miss Bertha Demler and Miss Winifred Hoyt, will be feted at prenuptial showers and bridge parties during the interval preceding their marriages at the end of November. Lamps will be presented Miss Demler at a party which Mrs. James | Blythe will give Thursday night. The marriage of Miss Demler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Demler, Northwod drive, to Howard Stuart, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stuart, will take place Nov. 27. At a buffet supper Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ford will honor | Miss Demler and Mr. Stuart. A party is scheduled for Monday with \ Miss Helen Walls entertaining at a J kitchen shower and bridge, and on Nov. 22 with Mrs. Belva Cherry, i hostess. Mis Dorothy Jane Atkins’, miscellaneous shower and bridge j party will be given Nov. 23. Miss Janice Kellogg will give a i linen shower Thursday evening for j Miss Hovt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hoyt, whose marriage to W. Pearce McClelland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. McClelland, will be solemnized Thanksgiving day. Miss Hoyt has chosen Miss Lavinia Hayman as her only attendant and Harry McClelland will be his brother’s best man. Miss Havman will entertain for the bride-to-be Saturday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower and bridge party, and on Nov. 22 Miss Jessie Fisher will give a party. Miss Helen Carson has not set the date for her party.

SCHOOL NURSE TO RE CLUB SPEAKER Meridian Heights Kindergarten Mothers’ Club will meet at 9:30 tomorrow morning at Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Mrs. j A. P. Stephenson, school nurse, will be the speaker. This will be the first of a series of child study and social meetings planned for the winter and j spring. The following committers have | been appointed bv Mrs. William j Baum, president: Constitution. Mrs. Kenneth P. Fry. chairman; Mrs. L. I N. Schoonover and Mrs. J. Walter Winget; hospitality, Mrs. Frank Wise, chairman: Mesdames Richard Conner, Kenneth Fry, Mrs. Claude Berry and Philip C. Lewis; social, Mrs. Rogers H. George, chairman; Mesdames L. S. Owen. A. G. Allred. George Dennis. Karl Stout, Herman Wagner and M. L. Pernice; telephone and membership, Mrs. L. N. Schoonover, chairman; Mesdames F. B. Croner. Berne Raquet, Combie Smith, P. H. Finley and Roy Pape.

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SCHOOL WILL HEAR LOUVRE LECTURER Miss Florence Heywood, formerly ot Indianapolis, will give an illustrated lecture at Tudor Hall at 2:45 tomorrow. Her subject will be “Fifteenth Century Art.” Parents and lriends are invited. Miss Heywood has lived in Paris twenty-five years and for the last ten years has served as an American lecturer at the Louvre. MRS. CARTER WIRE FETE BRIDE-TO-BE Mrs. Richard Carter will entertain with a miscellaneous shower and bridge party tomorrow night in honor of Miss Madine Louise Carter, whose marriage to Jesse W. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent K. Johnson, will take place this month. Mrs. O. D. Grebe will be hostess Wednesday, Nov. 21, honoring the

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