Show liliuM atewle?y liasWwt 11 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 20 1932 bidding is a ted Penetrating questions are asked xYou are invited to answer Then you compare your answers with those of Mr Work He gives illuminating reasons for each answer This booklet sold in regular size would cost $1 It will be sent for 10 cents (currency or stamps) low West should Overtake with the to cover actual cost Include stamped Ten and play a third round South return envelope AdWhen dress Mr Woik care of this wins and leads a Diamond East wins with the Ace he has no more Clubs to lead to West His best lead is a Heart which South wins (Copyright John F Dllle 1932) with the Ace South forces out West's Ace of Spades and with Clubs still Jail Menaces Husband stopped has a showdown for the reHe loses but two maining tricks Failing With Alimony Clubs a Diamond and a Spade This method of play insures game if East Unless Willard Hyrum Reynolds holds at least one Ace If West holds pays his wife $45 a month alimony both the missing Aces and five Clubs every month henceforth he will find game cannot be made himself behind the bars in the county term jail for a District Judge William H Bramel “Bridge Strategy" by Milton C Work Contracts greatest teacher is imposed this sentence upon Reynolds By MILTON C WORK booklet by this inter Friday when the court found that he When the above hand was played a new at Contract South bid two No national Contract authority It ap- had permitted his alimony payments His hand with plies to any “sjstem” It presents to become $585 80 in arrears He imTrumps at least one stopper in every suit 18 hands each selected to illustrate a posed the jail sentence and suspendmore than warranted his declaration basic principle These hands are pre- ed it as long as the alimony payments sented under the identical conditions are met North bid three No Trumps At Auction South would bid one that confront you at the bridge table No Trump and everyone else would You are the declarer You see only Sixty men and women in Indiana The have formed a state dahlia society y°ur hand and the dummy pass West’s opening lead the Six of Clubs brought forth the Queen King and Ace South saw that game could be made only by establishing both Diamonds and Spades Since both the' suits were of the same length and the Diamonds the stronger he tackled that suit first leading the Queen from closed hand East held up the Ace until the second round and led the Nine of Clubs to trick 4 South played low but West overtook with the Ten and led a third round South won with the Jack and led the King of Spades West’s Ace took the trick and cashed his two good Clubs So East and West won a Spade a Diamond and three Clubs setting the contract one trick Do you see how Declarer’s play could have been improved? THE CORRECT PLAY If East and West each hold four Clubs Declarer’s play is immaterial With West opening a suit headed by the Ten however a division is extremely likely South should assume this dangerous division and try to make game in spite of it by refusing to win the first or second round of Clubs East winning the first round with the King will return the Nine When South plays DECLARER LOSES GAME BY Recent S L Guest Of Radio’s Growth GIVING UP SUIT COMMAND It y nt ' Benjamin N Johnson 75 president general of the Sons of the Amerand well known ican Revolution among members of the Utah society of hat organization died Friday in Lynn Mass his home said an Associated Press dispatch Mr Johnson who was a prominent lawyer of Lynn and Boston spent last Christmas day with friends in Salt Lake On December 28 he was the guest of honor at a banquet given by the Utah society in the Hotel Utah At the banquet he was presented with a picture of George Washington with the signature and compliments He of Governor George H Dern also was given a gavel made of Utah silver and copper Mr Johnson left the following day for Los Angeles where he suffered a physical breakdown C P Over-fielsecretary of the Utah society was later informed He then returned to his home in Lynn Thejohnson Family Has II five-thr- HOSKISSOEI’S FLEE rOOD STORE State 701 So (Buy for 2 Cloeed All Day Dayi Blackberries 39c CORN— Golden can STRING BEANS lg can HONEY—Gal can SALTED PEANUTS— Lb BOB WHITE SOAP— 10 BUTTER— Lb Whit ban31o 210 b KB 700 lbt 600 These Price at Effective 200 23c Doz 15c EGGS SUGAR Powdered 3 Pkgs 25c Peanut Butter Lunch jar 25c Large Jar 35c No 2’s 2 for 29c Midgets 05o ONLY can Wall Paper Cleaner lSc pkf Palmolive Beadi lOe Ca Ib CORN - -- Peach Alto 49o Apricot Plum Assorted Berry 2 Husoa - pkr 18c delicious A spread bread for Al- tweet taitlng BEST POODS Shortening lb ISO ways Best Cut Shid Ib Spare Ribs lb Sausage lb Loin Chops lb Shanks lb PORK White Murray Bountiful and Salt Lake O P Skaggs System Stores soon lViL veriTelt Tall Fancy Cut No 2 No Pork & Beans unusual preparations to take care of your meat requirements - fe- 33c Graham Crackers SSfriw 29c Salted Wafers— Pkg 29c HONEY—Blue Pine Gallon 79c 2-l- b 8!b LARD PORK AHD BEAUS 25o WbfcM Hewlett's FLORIDA (medi- 3 Large Florida R 25c for & W COFFEE “The Nation’s Finest” 1 W 2 pkgs 25c 4 In Honor of Washington’s Birthday Ib 33c STOPH CVnilD OlliUr ’ Can 20-- 'ull pint! pkg and Maple Young Fancy Pork at a big saving and folks don’t overlook our Extra Bpecial on Peanut Butter and Pressed Corned Beef Peanut Duller Ib IGs— Corned Reef Ib 19s PORK SHOULDERS All Kinds FOT ROASTS AH Red & 23c White Stores S’ 531®? 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Mantes KMim B9o dot 2 POTATOES— Ruaaeta r'nltnn coiiee 79o lOo Pawn LEMONS— Fancy 100 To To Snowball 48 lb squad raid Barney Tarber arrested Thursday headed the for alleged liquor possession pleaded Harry Kolias found guilty by of liquor possession at In Jensen not guilty Friday police court Judge Judge Nephi Jensen set the trial for 35 1 2 West Second South street was fined $250 Friday He was granted Wednesday Police said Farber is believed to a stay until Tuesday He was arhave been the owner of a large quan- rested by Captain J G Smith and tity of liquor seized by police Satur morals squad officers February 2 lb Gal Can 8olld Pack There BUckberrief make th finYou ran est pie you aver at flU your Jan too Flo day at 335 Second East street Agnes Rum Charge Brings Morris arrested in the apartment is Plea of Not Guilty facing a similar charge Patrolman E J Blazzard of the morals 1-- Monday) Foil OJ SKAGGS When station KDKA at Pitsburgh broadcast the Warren G Harding presidential returns the prospntive audience was so doubtful a matter that 50 receiving sets were made up and sent to friends and acquaintances of the station management From OLDEST YALE ALUMNUS DIES that radio has grown so that there NEW HAVEN Conn Feb 19 WV-are now 15000000 sets in the counVirgil M Dow Yale graduate of try Frank A Arnold director of 1856 and the oldest alumnus died to-development National Broadcasting day He would have been 99 years company Inc told members of the old April 5 d can IJ Exchange club Friday noon at the Hotel Utah E T Richardson president of the Exchange club presided Mr Arnold addressed a group of business men at the chamber of commerce Friday afternoon Speaking under auspices of the Salt Lake Adverting club he discussed radio broadcasts and development of the Industry Head Dies Club Hears Story S A R gAai-i- lit to lbs 9c Ib 10c lbs G5c limit Qtunlllv 4 S f 3 |