Show 10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SA'rURDAY MORNLNG NOVEMBER 10 1934 f NEWS AND VIEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS Something for CONTRACT BRIDGE top A LITTLE LAUGHTER Bureau of By FLORENCE LA GANKE "Creorgia's dresser was about as cluttered an affair as ever I hope to By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON PROMOTING A TRUMP TRICK 'mond suit but West decided from the see I was surely glad when she called At the very foundation of card play-fri- bidding that South was marked with me in and wanted to know what I ace Accordingly West's could I is the rudimentary principle of the diamondfor a fourth suggest for her bedroom trick seemed told her hope only that I believed she would the When honors of the promotion It seems im- like suit to lie in the whole room better if we corn king is led from a first glance that West's startedthatdoing over the dresser Afbination and one of the opponents possible at the could of holding I had her permission we made wins the trick with the ace the queen trick However ter yield the desired The speaker was an of the suit led is promoted from a West if his partner held these changes" realized that secondary rank to the top position an honor in trumps whether it was Interior decorator who was addresswhich to Nancy and Lois Similarly if the jack of a suit is led guarded or alone his own ten or ing a club and Is covered in turn by the queen nine could eventually be promoted to belonged who the ace holds removed "We attached mirror and the player king We took the ten will find himself holding the winning rank and its curved supports At trick 3 West continued with the off the finish of the dresser with top ranking card of the suit instead of the fifth ranking card spade suit He did not lead a high paint remover and then enameled the Honors can be promoted to top or spade but in order to make certain dresser and Mirror frame in cream near top rank in more complicated that his partner would trump led the color "The mirror was hung from the Ways than simply by leading out one In spade seven South the declarer did ceiling by means of two parallel verhigh card to force out another With astute an of the seven not cover the lead fpr instance tical cords All the photographs defending player can very often promote a the ten in dummy but East know- score cards dance programs that had trick nonexistent trump seemingly been stuck into the frame were careIn hie partner's hand by the simple ing that his partner still retained high fully collected and then as carefully and wanted was knew what process of trumping a aide suit trick spades disposed of Georgia decided she did with a high trump and thus forcing promptly trumped with the heart not care for any of then after all overruffed course of South queen the declarer to overruff with a still "We took off the dresser cover of the king but eventually was higher trump How this is done is with forced to concede a trick to West's linen which had been embroidered ahown in the hand below: We found a heart ten as well ar to the club ace in lazy daisy stitch South—Dealer South's contract was thus defeated small mirror bottomed tray on which Neither side vulernable one trick On practically any other 10643 line of play by East and West they I J832 would have been able to take only 01(8 three tricks and the contract would K(19 have been fulfilled I IV 92 AMP Nor th 1934 King Features 4!:' (Copyright 18! I I V1095 I C2Q S5rndicate Inc) 074 4A76 Sou th JI0965 48432 Mrs Culbertson will be very glad to answer questions on bridge Please 485 ' enclose CIO The bidding South Ivc2 4 West Pass North 3 Pus Pass East Pass Pass r "A enstamped velope and address your questions to Josephine Culbertson in care of this newspaper VAK764 OAQ32 a 110- - ) FREE BRIDGE BOOKLET - Readers of this newspaper may have a free copy of "Bridge Rules and Etiquette" by Josephine Culbertson Adthrough special arrangement dress Mrs Culbertson in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped envelope West opened the spade king and East to show Only two cards of the suit started an echo by playing his nine-spWest cashed another top spade and when both players folcow TAKES FINGER lowed knew that South would be able Nov 9 (IP)— ALAMOSA Colo to overruff East on the third round Charles Wood of Moffat has experiof the suit West realized that to defeat the enced a new method of amputation contract two more tricks would be He was leading a cow with a piece needed One of them was certain as of wire which was fastened about The cow ran West himself held the club ace One one of his fingers possibility for the setting trick at first away and the wire severed Wood's dia-would seem to lie in the finger glance 1 KEMBLE AP' By ANGELO pAntt THE teacher and parent who have the power to laugh with children I have a wonderful force on their 'side Children love laugher' They indulge in it with or without cause They will find excuses for Eloomoo00101m1"0 laughter reasons for it where neither excuse nor 1 reason appears They need to laugh t'— 1 We older folk are likely to consider the prob i e lerns of children too seriously If they make silly t '' c 1 mistakes we weep instead of laugh If they tell ' ' us a funny story and make nfistakes in grammar V- - tY we are sad and we correct the error and forget all about the joke There is no joke for us in t''' :'1' Dad grammar If they come into the room in fan-' array expecting our applause and laughter I i A t astio ve see only that they have taken some precious '? 'ri iossession or other and misused it There is no 't- : tighter for us in the misuse of property t ! But we ought to be able to laugh with children If we are not we cannot help to do much with them or go far with them They will seek merrier company Life has( saddened us but children are in the world to renew life and keep it from Petri dening us If we could but keep a sense of proportion about all these little difficulties our own lives would be merrier and our children's lives much more successful "I don't like to be in Miss Sophie's class Nobody has ever seen her laugh yet This morning the shade stuck and I was trying to get it to run again and Benjie steps up and says 'Let me fix it I bet I can fix it in a jiffy While you're thinking about it' He grabbed the thing out of my hands and what be did with It I don't know but it flew to the ceiling and came down and smacked him squarely on the head Did we laugh? Benjie most of all But Miss Sophie got black as thunder in the face and she says You stay In after school the whole class The idea ot laughing at an accident' An accident mind you and Benjie laughing his head off Gosh I wish she could learn to laugh once in a while" Of course Benjle might have been hurt some But he wasn't A window shade couldn't do him much harm A laugh did the class a lot of good It brought them nearer to each other They liked each other better Had Miss Sophie been at all clever about her business she would have made some smiling remark to Benjie and joined in the laughter Little children like to make their mothers laugh They bring their funny stories they do their little tricks in the hope of seeing their mothers' faces break into smiles to hear them chuckling and laughing Laughter is the signal of good feeeling and of well being It is a tonic to children It stimulates them and at the same time gives them a feeling of security That feeling of security is precious to all children After all there is always time for laughter Life is not such a serious matter as we would make it appear Our part in it is so little when all is said and done We stay for so short a time and we influence so small a share of the universal problems why not take time out for a little laughter? 1934 Bell the (Copyright by Syndicate Inc) Mr Petri will give personal attention to inquiries from parents 2- -- s i -4 - '4 ' L we set the perfume bottles The comb brush and mirror went Into a plain box covered with ivory and rose brocade "The question of cover for the dresser was a moot one We considlered the rather k)ose meshed soft finish cotton Chinese filet lace but felt hair pins were too apt to catch in the meshes "We finally chose a cover of plain and school teachers on the care and development of children cream colored round thread linen Write with Italian hemstitching Just so him in care of this paper inclosing a three-cen- t stamped addressed soon as we felt we could afford it envelope for reply we planned to get a piece of plate ' glass cut to size for the top of the dresser and lay it Over the cover It was amazing what the simplicity of 11 that dresser did in transforming that room It immediately gave it some " er " er " er" er" - In WEIL YOU WANDER! 11 itit' 7' II g m Y01:1tan enjoy eating our bread even without a "spread"! 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