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MAY IO, 1950 THE MONROE (LA.) NEWS-STAR PAGE SEVEN A74 K9S AQ 10 9 (DEALER) IO JACOBY ON BRIDGE False Finesse Play Rattles Opponents By Oswald Jacoby By Oswald Jacoby for NEA Service half of ouf team wm mgke three Greeny Leu looks like an un- nQ alsQ £ven withQUt usually trustful cherub. You feel guch smart sorry for such a nice young fel- But he was the o(her low, considering how many nasty taWc South wgs nQt smarl people there are to take advent-, and he maRe his con. age of him. Just as your re about tract The troubJe wgg- that he to give him a bit of fatherly advice you notice that he's made off with everything that wasn't nailed down. His pet stunt is to steal a trick while the opponents are still thinking about the bidding.

For example, here one that made a big difference in an important team match. At both tables the bidding was the same, and in each case the West player opened the three of hearts. As a matter of fact, the whole first trick was the same, since Fast put up the king of hearts at both tables, and declarer won with the ace of hearts. When Larceny Lou played the hand, he casually led the jack of diamonds at the second trick! West just as casually played low, thinking that LOU was finessing for the queen. West expected his partner to win the trick with the queen of diamonds and return a heart.

That was just what West wanted, because he didn't know that the jack of hearts was about to drop. Actually, Lou was not taking a LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND A 109 5 2 VK75 873 84 KQ3 A 10 2 AK J73 N-S vuI North East South West I A Pass 2 N. T. Pass 3 N. T.

Pass Pass Pass Z. THE ATTITUDE. OF PARENTS TOWARD TEACHERS AHD TEACHERS TOMARO PA RE HTS OFTEN OHE OF FEAR IN STEA OF COOPERATION. VC UR OPINION- I CAN DIVORCE LAWS BE SO FRAMED THAT WILL STOP OR OREATLV REDUCE DIVORCES yes EJ no DOES WORRY MARE A GREAT PEOPLE FAT ves nc 15 GET DIPLOMAS AT START SCHOOL Fifteen graduates received diplomas at the commencement exercises hid at Start High School, May 8 at 8 p.m. They were: Jewellene Adams, Vermeil Adams, Ethel Curry, Svbol Fox, Billy ley, Ray Garland, Ray Hardy, Polly Head, Houston Hill.

Francis Malone, Robert Edward McGowen, Fred Sapp. J. L. Sullivan and Lucille Wilson. Sybo Fox delivered the salutatory address while Houston Hill gave the valedictory.

The baccalaureate services will he held Sunday, May 14, when Rev. G. VV, Hogan of Louisiana College will deliver the address. He is a former graduate of Start High School. PLAN LAST SQUARE DANCE The Monroe Recreation Department will have their last springtime square dance Thursday night.

Woody Williams and his Wonder Valley Gang will be on hand ta furnish the music. A large crowd is expected to be on hand for dance. The dance will start at 8.00. vers body is welcome. dried piece of orange rind, kept rn the caddy, gives tea a flavor.

By ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Se. Reg. U. S.

Pat. Off. Answer to Question No. I well educated; questions will I. No.

This is beyond the power be considered criticism; (3) fear of the finite mind. But they can two very revealing discards. East could see that his hand was never going to w'in a trick. He had finesse at ail. He was just stealing already played the king of hearts, the ninth trick before the enemy and his hand was otherwise entry- found out that they could beat less.

Since he w'as never going to him. After getting by with a dia- lead a heart to his partner's hand mond trick, Lou rattled off four the most he could do for his part- clubs and three spades. Nine tricks ner was to give him a complete were then home, and Lou cheer- count on the hearts. On the third fully conceded the rest. and fourth clubs, therefore, East did you know' I discarded his two remaining the West player asked.

hearts. would you do if I went right up This told West that the jack of with the ace of hearts was alone in the South have been replied hand. Hence when South got ve been set before. What of around to leading diamonds, West West said sheep- took his ace at once and confident- ishly to his partner. other i ly ran four heart tricks.

parents and in all high schools and colleges. Yet, at a recent national conference it was blew a police whistle before he disclosed, only 187 colleges have tried to steal a trick. suuch courses as a regular part of i the curriculum. Indeed, Helen M. After winning the first trick Vorhees, Mt.

Holyoke College, said with the ace of hearts, this South colleges don't player ran off the four club tricks, know whether they are educating This gave East the chance to make women for marriage or a of the teacher carried from their own childhood; (4) if they criticize, the teacher will take It out or their child, etc. Fears of the Fear because teach- marriage education (for both ers more often see only irritated be greatly reduced by just one method cheap, easy, not only painless but enjoyable courses in Answer to Question No, 2 parents; (2) fear of parents as their employers; (3) fear because parents are older and more experienced; fear lest parents will ask questions they can't an- sver, etc. Answer to Question No. 3 3. Yes, because it is harder to worry on a full stomach than on an empty one.

Many people, especially chronic worriers, find that 2 A bulletin, and School eating even a snack, especially of Work Together for by sweets, quiets their and the California Dept, of Education, makes life for the moment look lists these fears of parents: (I) I rosier. Our booklet, the teachers ill think they are not of Fear" has helped many to keep their waist lines down by conquering their worries. Sent at cost, fifteen cents (coin only) plus self- addressed, stamped envelope. It may be a cheap way to reduce. W.

S. (. S. AREA! PLANS MEETING Swanky Sunfrock Aly MAN and YOURS By Margene Danch "I'm going to the drug store, I said yesterday. there anything you need?" Want People to You? Then just follow the easy meth- ods explained by famed Dr.

A. Will Assembly For All Day E. Wiggam, in his 28 page booklet entitled Yrou, Too, Can Be Session In West Mon- Contains tests and 14 easily ap- roe many rules. You will find them highly effective. Mrs.

Hurvie Moak, W. S. C. S. I This booklet, offered as a serv- district president, urges all mem- ice ,0 readers, sent at cost, fifteen hers of the Woman's Society of cents (coin only).

Just ask for Christian Service to attend the dis- Address trlct conference to be held Friday, Wiggam, care of this May 12. 1950, at the First Method- newspaper. Allow ten days for a ist Church. West Monroe. La.

The I Enclose stamped, self-ad- highlichf of the conference will be 1 dressed return envelope for reply. an address by Mrs. Glenn Laskey, conference president. YEARS TV, L0S ANGELES, May (IP The program for the day begins Grossman, 29. has been sen- 9 00 wlth registration.

to ten years imprisonment 9 30 a organ prelude, hymn, on charges that the which devotional by Rev. H. Staples. 9.50 a report of recording secretary, Mrs. R.

G. Taylor. 9:55 a.m., district officer's a few packets of old hun- versational hour with Mrs. W. A.

dred dollar he joked. Cotton presideng, hymn. really, are you short on service, razor blades or I could use a new toothbrush. The one I have now makes me look like wearing chin whiskers, it's shedding I drove to the drug store and did my shopping. If you're anything like me, a drug store is the most fascinating place in the world.

(Well, almost.) I bought a new kind of hair clip for the curls our girls have, a box of stationery, bubble bath, a new Mrs. Hurvie Moak; benediction shade of lipstick that the store was featuring at half price, and lord knows what else. I staggered up to the door with a large bag full of sundries. my Bill asked the minute I got in the door. he sold to foreign firms actually was common table salt.

Federal Judge Harry C. Westover, in sentencing him, said: is the most serious crime against international good will that I have Grossman was ordered I ii a address, Mrs. Glenn to make restitution to his victims in India, Holland. Belgium and Italy. 11:40 a conference highlights, It was charged that on one ship- Mrs.

N. E. McElwee. ment of 115 drums of salt Gross- 11 :50 a.m., offering, announce- man received $44,000. ments.

12:00, luncheon. 1:30 memorial Mrs. W. S. Peck.

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