Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1952 — Page 27

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72 A JELLY BEAN EGG GAME FOR FUN

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Mr. Dale Avoids Common Error in Making One-Bid

R. DALE did not make the

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“GH rather common - mistake : : : of bidding one spade on his Both sides vulnerable 3 : hand in today’s deal. His spade , NORTH HEARN suit is biddable, but the point Mr. Dale is, his hand is not strong S—-Q 974 enough for two bids. There- H-—-Q 10 2 fore he rightly decided to make DQ 5 . his one bid count for as much C—K 842 as possible. He simply raised WEST . EAST his partner's heart bid. Mr. Abel Miss Brash Suppose he had responded SK 685 ~ S108 32 with one spade and Mr. Mas- pg 5 He98" d C 3 ters had rebid two hearts. A p_aA K 8 2 D—O 76 3 ; SIDE OF BOX AND AL \ forward-going bid of three c_y 1098 (C—A 75 HERD 3 TRY TO ROLL Sw ho LL ARR hearts on the North cards . SWEET. © JELLY BEANS INSIDE “ed ah would have been an over-bid SOUTH ot : ; : and likely to land the partner- Mr. Masters Donna Freer of Indianapolis suggests this appropriate ship in trouble. And yet if ou s Pres Easter fun. Have several of these on hand for an Easter the two-heart bid were passed, D—J 10 4 party, the whole group will have loads of fun trying to roll Mr. Masters would never know : : : that Mr. Dale held adequate C4 6 i the jelly bean eggs into the center box. You might hold trump support in that suit. Jte having ORT r IPP a contest to see who can roll six eggs into the small openings vy 48 SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST © first, being sure that all gix are inside at once. MR. ABEL led the king of 1 H Pass 2 H Pass fi : e h : diamonds, then shifted to. a 4 H All Pass iia SA AR To make this game you will need the lid of a box such trump. Mr. Masters noted that - "The wif ly bri h strav ball when she wears that las. a shoe box and also one end of a cereal box. The end he had to lose two diamonds led now and Mr. Masters 8 Wr's Viugly Ings home a TTY / : .- |of the cereal box should be three or four inches high and

ruffed out the ace.

and a club in top cards. At first hat!"

glance, it appears that the contract depended on a successful finesse against the king of spades.

He led a diamond and Mr. Abel took the king. The con-

tract was assured at this point |

and Mr. Abel's return was im-

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should have two tabs left on each side as shown. These

~ [tabs aré then slipped into slots marked off and cut into the | /

‘center of the lid, so that there is an even amount of space

See these two beautiful buys at either of

around the sides.

As you see, the spade finesse material. Actually, he led a y T. M. Rog, U, 8. Pat. ON. : youd lose. But Mr. Masters diamond and although Mr. Sutton’s two stores. RUSSELL DURRETT, ' Little doorways cut in the sides and end of the cereal | _Gorr 1952 by WEA Service, ne. i always defers a finesse until Master's jack was good, he salesman ot the east side store invites J box allow the jelly beans to roll in and out as you tilt the

"No wonder you're still a private, Albert! You don't seem to have caught the hang-the-cost spirit of military spending!’

all other lines of play have been tested. .He saw a way to trum . J p and discarded his jack | make his bid if the distribution ing of clubs. of the club suit was not too un- of spades on the uing by |

favorable. oo ioe ‘Optimists to Hear HE WON the second trick | on the board and led the Rev. Marcus Johnson deuce’ of, clubs. Miss Brash | The Rev. Marcus Johnson, who! properly played low and the will be leaving soon to take the queen won. A club was re- pastorate of the Grosse Pointe turned and Mr. Abel was per- (Congregational Church in Demitted to win the trick with troit, will be the ‘speaker tomorthe nine spot. He could make row noon at the Indianapolis no better return than another Optimist Club luncheon. I trump which, was taken by | His subject will be "“What's| dummy’s ten. A third club.was Good About Good Friday.” !

y y's ¢ last : : sb Tae Nl ht you to come out and see them, They both J box trying to get all six to stay inside at once!

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