osei': to either defender,
should be shown. - Often a

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fo

. He got the king of ‘spades op-*
ening. and won “with ‘the. ace, He
took three rounds of hearts, end-
‘ing in his hand, . And now he be-

came obsessed with the’ idea of
‘how good the:would look If he
could find the king of clubs cith-
er: doupleton © or three long on his
lefts. 5

MAKE SIX. ‘opp: ve

: He: ‘would: ‘take: ‘the ‘iu finesse
and fose no. clubs,.On the third

  
  

club he would ‘pitch: a ‘diamond.
Then ‘he. would lead a diamone

the: king,: ruff his last. ‘diamond
and make six- odd.:

\: “This” dream: was of short dur-

Mrs. ‘Keen ° won with ‘the king,
returned .” ‘a: diamond.’ ‘and’ Mr.

tricks ‘and .a spade: to pub the
contract :.down* ore.”
had. fallen somewhat short of his
mythical’ ‘slam—thiec. full tricks
short..
. Mf.. Chanipiori: ‘shook ‘his head
in disgust, “Trying: ‘to'get rid of
one. lousy’: spade’. Joser. and you
‘Jose a ‘club! ‘and: two (diamonds in
‘the: process,” he ‘said: angrily.

CORRECT’ PLAY “i

The: corréct. line-of play’ as SUg-
gested “by: Mr.: ‘Champion was
sound :as.a ‘dollar, Win the first
trick ‘With -the“ace: of. spades (he
explained) : ‘and:cash “the king,
queen: ‘and jack’ Of hearts, leaving
the ace. on. the board. Now lead
the trey: of, spades. toward dum-
my's: jack. rs

! Mr. Meek would: ave. to win
with the queen and: presumably
would shift, ‘tO..a: club.” Put up
dummy’s., ace of | ‘clubs, Jead the}.
Jack: of: ‘spades: and: discard the
last club from ‘the-*élosed’ hand. |;
‘Then lead: the jack of. clubs. from
the. board: . vr

AS long a as. Mts. Keen fefraiis

  

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

   

 

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F contract Often Depends On
Which Defender Gains Lead

When ‘it ig in your’ power to give up a necessary

defender is permitted to gain the lead. In today’s deal
Mr, Muzzy’ gave no thought to this important 1 factor,

round of: clubs’ he ‘would discard.
his trey of; spades and lose no
tricks in that suit.;:.On the fourth

and-if thé ace were on his Hants)
he could'win ‘a trick ‘later. with .

ation::: On the first club finesse

Meek + ‘collected ‘two° ‘diamond

‘Mr... Muzzy

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the closed hand, When she docs
put- up the king, ruff it,.go to
dummy via the ace of hearts and
cash whatever remaining clubs
there are,

If Mr. Meek should {urn up
with. the king of clubs he would
win a trick with it but from his]:
side of the table it would not be
possible. to cash. more than one
diamond _,and, .. the. defenders
would get only one: spade, one
club and-one diamonid. .

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Mr. and Mrs,.G. V. Hanley,
910 Alfred Street, are leaving to-
night on the Union Steamship
Chilcotin for Vancouver en route
{fo Vancouver Island where they
will take up residence in Coombs.

 

Mr and Mrs. D. E. Grant of
819 Ninth Avenue West will spent
the winter months in Vancouver.
They leave tonight on the Chil-

‘| safety.

\the PTA agaln decided to spon-

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from playing ; ‘the: “king, continue}.

cotin.

“Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Bussey, 128
Fifth Avenue East, leaving to-

night on the Union Steamship Thepoee

Fi Island and Los Angeles.- :

M Vancouver this
W that registration days for pros-

a
ui
HB have averaged 200 students for

ui
W030 pupils in Its final presenta.

Chilcotin, will spend -a. three-
tweck vacation in Vancouver,

 

 

William H. Griffiths, manager;
of the Bank of Nova é Scotia, Ter-i

ace, B.C., is leaving by Union:
Sigamship tonight for a visit in:
‘Vancouver, |

‘

: Mr, and Mrs. H. §. MacTicr, 123

MW Third Avenue West, are leaving!

“Wby Canadian Pacific. Airlines:
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gg for a three-week vacation,
u. :
z: Mrs Stanley McLean of Surrey, |

plane tomorrow morning — for
Vancouver en ‘route to Honolulu

 

, §8 leaving tonight by boat:
for. ‘her home after. a three-
month stay here at the home of
ag Mrs, A. 8. Hamilton, 040 Am-
rose Avenue.

Dancing

School
Opens Oct. 1

The Civile Cente School of
‘Daneing will open its doors to
‘pupils Monday, Oclober J, dance
rector Buddy Tall announced
_boday,

! Mr, Taft, who took refresher
courses in. dancing In Nelson and
sununer, sald

 

peetive dance students will be
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
i September 27, 28 and 26,

| The dancing classes, which

three years featured more thay

Aon “Sweethearts of 1050" earl-
‘Ter this year,

Classes will Include ballet, tap,
loa, acrobatic, eharncter dancing
ns ‘woll as the popular women's
rhythm ClARS,

An addition this your, Mr,
Taft sald, will bo a beginner's
olugs (In ndult ballroom danelng
ns woll as the advanced adult
ballroom. elnas,

For ehildren,. any youngater
who has had hls or her fourth
birthday is ellgible to take part,

Tho director sald that the
dance atidio has been repainted
and the floor re-varnished, Alad
redecorated 18 the dressing ruomn,

FU Pe Pema a: GE RET ORIN Ne REE IR Pge Te Hg,

CHILDTEN'S TONDY

MONTREAL (h-—Puppotry will
bo a specialty in several af the
recreation centres opening fnll
programs, A travelling puppot
thoatro will bo Introduced — to
auMMor Playgrounds next your,
An average of 280 ehildren 4
wook made puppats qnd learned
wi how to operate thom In selected

 

New Officers Installed

At Conrad $

Installation of officers elected at the May meeting of the
Conrad Street school Parent-Teacher association and four newly-
appointed officers elected Tuesday night as well as committces
named for the forthcoming events highlighted the opening meet-
ing of the season in the Conrad Street school hall,

treet PTA

 

Retiring president
Girardet Installed R. O. Franks,
president; Ronald Small, vice-
president; Mrs, J. A, Skelton
secretary and Mrs. Carl John-
son, treasurer,

Others installed were Mrs, J.
E. Parker, representative to
Parent-Teacher councll; Mrs.
Fortune, film council; Donald
MacDonald, Music and Drama
association; Mrs. Robert Sim-
onds, Civic Centre; Mrs. F. C,
Hill, Citizenship council; Mrs.

er; Mrs. Richard Cameron, den-
tal clinte delegate; Mrs, Skelton,
and Mrs, Hans Petersen, dele-
gates to Well Baby clinic; Mrs,
Henry Butt, social convener:
Hansen, pub-
licity; Mrs. Melbourne Bussey.
radio; Mr, Girarcet, Scouts and
Cubs; Mrs. Hans Petersen,
membershlp and Robert Kelsey,

 

. Following the welcome ad-
dress by Mr. Franks, principal!
T. G Bateman introduced his
10-member teaching staff,

During the business session.

sor the Cubs and Scouts.

Marcel®

Butt, and her committee, con- |
: cluded the meeting,

to be held in the school base-
ment, November 30.

It was deelded to hold future
mectings on the third Tuesday
‘of each month, rather than the
second Tuesday,

Following the business
hand, the principal
interesting talk on how the
home, school, parent and the
child are all connected in ‘the
education of children.

Mrs. R.. E. Mortimer'’s class of
Grade 1, at Seal Cove school,
won the attendance pennant.

Refreshments served by Mrs, '

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“International Dinner” to be |
held October 26, in the Armor- |
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Mrs. Patzold was named chair.
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