Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 24, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 4 Goren on Bridge copyright ims by. Charles h. Gom neither Side vulnerable. Sou ideals. North West East q 10 7 6 i a 8 4 j103 q874 South j93 ak5 k q 9 4 a bidding South West North East 1 no tramp 27iotrnmp Pasa instr wrap pass pass opening Lead six of Spades. In most games sport the ids a split second May effect swing from Victory to defeat. On 6owatt 1oowatt order by the Carton from your City Hydro meter Reader Bill deliverer or collector. We will Send them. . Or charge them on your monthly Light Bill. City Hydro is not inclined to. Give much thought to the element Factor. We Are naturally not referring to the time taken in making a play or going into a huddle Over a bid. Time at the Bridge table is Meas ured in units of tricks Tho it is sometimes True that the Speed with which a _ play is made May be a contributing Factor in its Success. In practising deception a Declarer must act promptly and quickly. Many players make a speeding up the Tempo of the Pla when they Are relying on the defence to make a faulty Discar. The movement appears to be contagious and when Declarer flip the cards upon the table in Rapi fire succession the defence is a most always brought into the in today s hand East a aught off guard for. A fraction o a second just time enough of the opposition to steal a game from under his very eyes. The Biddin was Normal South holds the absolute maximum for an opening did of one no Trump four and one half Honor tricks Point count o 1.9 which with a balanced Han s the appropriate bid despite Thack of a full stopper in Spade North quite properly raised t Trump Lor which he a the High card requirement Dis Daining. The student will t show the club suit. This is a Fea lure of bidding tactics which it i difficult to impress upon the in experienced player. When Partne opens with no Trump it does a to show suits unless you Havi distinctly abnormal hand. The six of Spades was led and Dummy played Low. The Ace won ind the eight was returned driving out the King. Declarer could be that he had but eight tricks o that Only if he could get a Dia mond trick thru the opposition be Ore their eyes were opened could in succeed in his contract. He he Recore promptly led the Jacl f diamonds. East in the belief hat the Declarer was starting ome kind of a finesse and hoping hat his partner could win the Rick with the Queen played Sec and hand when this held Declarer ran off with his nine and retired. East had played of and As naturally Fol jews without thought. When Wesl. Allowed to the second trick with in Deuce of Spades he was marked ill a five card suit which left Declarer with Only one More Acle. East should therefore have used in with the Ace of Dia ones and returned a Spade at Nee. If South s remaining Spade happened to be the Queen nothing Ould be lost by the play because partner had a High Diamond he Ouirl still make it later. Winnipeg free press tuesday August 24, 1948 radio programmes tuesday 3.00, 6.00, 10.00. 11.00, ii 53 Krc Winnipeg 630 radio club Lowen s hound Dorsey up concert Hail Parade jury Danny presents splendid produce shown band Flay Bridge final concert out come corns the instant you Zino Pada pair Ful Ahoe friction Prerau e on corns or bore tews in lifted. Quietly i remove coat but trifle. Get a Box today phone 848 131 Lino pads hour about can Ada 4.137-Reeitai Parade Civ Winnipeg 990 news 6.00. 9.00, 9.15, 12.00 Prog. Commentary Smith did 1 say that room and interest ing. Your approval Harvey show forces rent. Square Orch. Workshop ranch House Dauphin horticultural or Wen t jams How successful on or 1 c. Robertson. Plains. 2 e. Osborne. 3. One Spike yellow or Huff. C. In Farrison Gil inti. Plains Spike Salmon Row m Oran of. C. Rot Watson. Gilbert Plains gems 1j40 bands tavern of our times Job , 103.1 Speaks for strings Wise Day is done town Orch. Special owl club do Temps condition Des routes Choli l in Repede Sportive a Kab St. Boniface 1250 Gould de nos artisans vol do Quebec do concerto specials Des emissions wbk Watrous 540 to happiness Smith concert favourites rive journal Corbin or Obj. Room and Interr Alioff to Cox theatre ranch House workshop Linda Wodder guiding Light True Story club of Etc bismark 550 Harkness Torme show Gavaller pickets show the police Archer Len mrs. .1. Mcphee. 3, color c. Robertson. Gilb try Plains Dauphin man., aug. 24 special with More than 500 entries swelling the exhibit lists the annual Dauphin horticultural j society show held Friday and saturday was described As one of the Best in Many principal winners of cups were Dauphin Herald cup for Winner in the children s Section Margaret Sumpter Dauphin Bowman Mcfadden and Bowman trop Liy for championship in the Cut Flowe Section c. Robertson Plains Lions club shield Pion ship in fruit Section. Mrs. Plains Pik is Al. Do Lonc. C. Ii Bart. Philos. 2 k. Coliet Jun of glad. J. H. Mrs. G. Strung 2 mrs. T. E. Gorb v. I asters three or More colors. .7 h 1. I Osmos. C. Robertson. Gilbert Plains 1 mrs. J. Mcphee. 2. Clarkin. Mrs. H Bridgett. 2. 1 j Esil Garden of Horti cultural proc urls. Iru ils am ams curs Only. J. H. Del Robertson Gilbert Plains. Delphinium Larkspur mrs. .1. Buchanon. 2 Dian Thiis a. Robertson Gilbert Plains 1 mrs v Gilb 2 mrs. J. Solcs. Ave last Iii Plains Lions club shield for Cham a Robertson i a ml1" esp n mrs a i a Zihrul. .1. , . C Robert Sun Gilbert Plains. 1 and 2., marigolds French mrs t k 1 mrs. Buc Jhnon. 2 c. Ruu i Lijoi t Plains i. Nasturtiums mrs n . 1 mrs. H. Bridia la .1. Buchanon 3 pansies. Mrs. Jim Picc 1 j. Williams -2 pans a ii Lei slim mrs. D. A. Brownl mrs. .1. Mcphee .1. Williams. L. Petunias Devlih Robertson Gilbert Plains 1 mis Dauphin. Home Garden Ciuc a. Of nails i Luiis. Old Dauphin. 1 Duruin Fri Rolf a. Hues. When children suffer from Bowel complaint during hot. Summer months a of us but especially children Are susceptible to diarrhoea intestinal pains and complaint at the first symptoms mothers j use doctor Fowler s extract of wild Straw beast. This time tested re Cdr is fast acting and dependable for adults or children. Be sure to specify the doctor Tow Jee 3 extract of wild Straw Berey. Romberg 13. By Morton Downey National network Nycel. Tome show show Carmen the police Orch tinn p Corliss Archer Fickens Road err Columbia network lbs the people one mrs. North the Jackpot meet the housewife Bill guest. Wednesday Krc Winnipeg g30 news who san hrs double 12.05 luncheon club show i-00. 2-00, 3.00 . Parade 3.05-vocal varieties United show Parade devotions club serenade music news comment Civ Winnipeg 990 7.30, 3.00. 10.00, 1.00 of uie your Wjt limited 3 Linton n spice 32.3 Waring Wallace farm Prog. House party Perkins Young to Happi Ness hour s news _ farm Job 1340 Job pm 103.1 news every hour Roundup just for fun dance bands to sins overture Foo nou veils Dej Euner 9.30 mine d information a u rothme de lacks St. Boniface 1250 Valse Vous Plait l plus beaux l opera Des emission Zytnick Dauphin Alex Wallace cup Tor the test Gladiolus display c. Robertson Boughen Nursery cup Tor the most entries in All classes c. Robertson Dauphin hotel cd for the Best Community club Dis play old Dauphin ladies club rotary club cup for the Amateur championship in All classes c. Robertson mayor Bullmore cup of the Best kept Home grounds in eludes Lane Boulevard lower an vegetable e. Osborne Dauphin trophy for the Best landscape less than 100 Leet j. E. Ramsden of Rura municipality Dauphin trophy of Best kept farm Home mrs. F. W Robson Dauphin. Of levits do go crab apples up mrs. F. W. Rob son 2, mrs. M. Sytnik Charles Snyder. Crab apples any variety a f w. Robson 2, mrs. G. Zihrul 3, mrs. M Zytnick. Large apples Standard variety mrs. M. Zytnick. Apple crab named variety mrs. M. Zytnick. Wild plums 1, miss l. Esplen 2. Or. A 3. Robertson. Gilbert Plains. Pemble plums 1. J. .1. Williams 2. Mrs. M. Sytnik .1. Mrs. R. Aberson. Plums named variety 1, mrs. M. Zytnick 2, o. Robertson. Sand Cherry hybrid plums 1. C. Robertson 2, ivors m. Syl Nelc. Raspberries mrs. R. J. Yallop 2, mrs. M. Zytnick 3. C. Robertson strawberries mrs. T. E. Gorby. Gooseberries r. Robertson. Cultivated plums 1, c. Robert on. 2, mrs. M. Zytnick 3, mrs. F. Robson. Collection apples 1, mrs. M. Syn lick 2, . Bout Ihnn. Collection of 1. Mrs. M. Zytnick 2, roughen. of plums .1. Boushon. Collection of edible trolls a Robertson 2, mrs. F. W. Robson h. J. Pomeroy turnip beets i j. Perepl Usu 2, j. H. Delong a c. Markey. Carrots. 11. C. Pavton 2. Ii. Porm a Ruy a. K. . Half 1, k. To. Pomeroy 2. Mrs it. Wooster Al erf it i is Jong 3, Al in 2, ,1. I. Del Ofifi or. Pom Vareilles pros. Wbk Watrous 540 30.00 news club Box news sins 1.00-see sky Braden House 2.15-Sec sky concert Orch Young s family in news bulletin up to music of life Drake 11 in Fyk bismark 550 hymn time the sister conservation show or nothing can be Jones Beautiful Perkins Young s family right to Dallas Donna Rescoe appears in in television show new York. Aug. 24 a dozen Canadian artists represented the Dominion monday night in a television Salute to Canada As a member of the United nations. The. Show a half hour music and. Comedy was carried Over a new York station As one of a series. Highlighting the programme was pretty Donna Rescoe Winni Peg violin virtuoso. Miss Rescoe accompanied by Helmut Baerwald was making her last Public appearance before starting a Cana Dian concert tour this autumn. She opens her tour in Toronto nov 19. Doreen Oswald Vancouver dancer Zyvith Ballet theatre also a peered. It was the television debut of miss Rescoe. Miss Oswald has played before the video cameras prior to monday night s show. Also featured on the programme Appeal for the United nations children s fund was Judy Gainford miss Australia 1948. Forward step in farm mechanization . Members released on bail pending hearings a nother new and major Massey Harris contribution to Canadian farming is the Pony tractor pictured above. With its specially designed Quick mounted tools the Pony brings the advantage of full scale Power farming to the operators of Small farms and Market gardens whose acreage does not justify the investment in Large size Standard equipment. There Are thousands of such farms in tha country. Equally important the introduction of the Massey Harris Pony tractor has provided new jobs for hundreds of Canadian workmen because the Pony is made in one of our Canadian factories. Thus the Pony tractor is a double barrelled contribution to Canada s Over All development it helps to in crease farm output and decrease production costs on both Large and Small farms. And it helps to increase the incomes and purchasing Power of can Adian workmen not Only those directly employed by Massey hams but also those engaged in providing materials and parts. Union Masse y Harris Sarnia ont., aug. 24 up five Canadian seamen s members monday night were re leased on bail pending hearing o their appeals against conviction boarding the Canada steamship lines freighter Lethbridge at near by Point Edward july 14. Mike Hornak 22, . Organizer irom Welland ont., who was sentenced to one year was Given bail of four sentenced to six free on bail. They Are Albert Jackson 19, Montreal Eddie Hogo Zinski. J9. Saskatoon Alex Black 19, Winnipeg Robert Schumacher 26, Midland. Ont. George Mcdonald. 16. Of Blyth e ont., sixth member of the gang which boarded the Lethbridge Dur ing the current dispute with four shipping companies is under remand to aug. 30 for sen tence. C 11ii commit with lowest Jap death Kate Tokyo aug. 24 a Allied Headquarters announced monday the. Japanese birth rate is the High est since 1926 and the death rate is the lowest Ever recorded. The total population oct. 1, 1947 was 991. W. B. Veats last wish Dublin aug. 24 a the Eire government announced Mon Day night the body Irish poet William Butler Yeats will be re turned in september from France where he died in 1939. He will Bej buried according to his wishes in Drumel Iffe Cerne Tery county Sligo. Croy. Onions Rod 3. N. .1, 2, c. Pavlin .1. Edith Sumpter onions Imp 1, j i. Pomor Roy 2, mrs f. W. Robson .1. N. .1. Perepeluk onions while c. Pavlin. Onions any other Var Ety i mrs. To. Mcphee 2, mrs. F. W. Robson. Largest onions i. N. A Pere Pel us 2. M is. .1. Buchanan. Pickling on ions n. .1. Perepeluk 2. 3 r. .1. Pomeroy .1. Mary Pyloski. In Dysli 1. H. A. Fomer Rny 2, to. Ii. Delong. Salsify i r no .1. A Del on r. Turnips swede .1, h. .1. 2, mrs. .1. A i .1. Perepeluk. Championship in vege tables division one m. .1. Pomeroy. Cab Baer Quality i Mary Poloski 2, mrs. G. Sunny 3, Sumpter. Cabbage red i. C. Inv Len 2, n. A. Perepeluk 3. .1. Al. Delong. Cabbage Savoy .1. M. Delong. Cauliflower 1, n. J. Perepeluk 2, t. A. Gorby 3, .1. H. Belong celery while 3, d. E. Mclean 2, Edith sump Ler. Celery any other variety mrs a. Wooster. Kale mrs. It. Aberson. Kolii Rabi in. H. J. Pomeroy 2, mrs. J. Buchanan 3, Pavilion. Swiss Chard .1 j. H. Delong 2, Mary Potoski. Lettuce cabbage 3. Mrs. D. A. Brown 2, c. Robertson. Lettuce Palin . Mcphee. Parsley _1, mrs. J. Buchanan 2, Mary Potoski .1, c. Pavlin. 11 Hub a Kab l. Esplin 1 w. J. Boughen 2 mrs. To. I Phee Champion ship in this division j. H. Delong Dau Phin. Division cucumbers Long Green c. Pavlin. 1 mrs. To. Mcphee. 2 mrs. R. Aberson 3. Gherkins mrs. G. Strand 1 mrs. To. Buchanon 2 h. To. Pomeroy Gil Bert Plains Citron mrs. T. E. Cor by 1 mrs. A Burhanon 2 it. To. Pomeroy Gilbert Plains i. Musk Melon c. Pavlin .1 .1. H. I. Wutch Melon c. Pavilon 1 1-f. .1. Pomeroy Gilbert pm kilns 2 and a. Pumpkin mrs. J. A. Mckillop 3 h. A. Mackey 2 mrs. T. E. Gorby Al. Pumpkin or Squash heaviest to. Al. Del unto. 3. Pav in 2 Squash Winter. . Baclian 1 j. N. Delong 2 mrs. J. Buchanan. Vegetable marrow. If. To Pomeroy Gilbert Plains .1 g. Vickers 2 and a division -4. Broad Beans it. A Pumeroy Gilbert pm kilns. 1 Mary. Wax , c. Robertson. Gil Belt Plains mrs. G. Slang 2 g. Vickery Gree Beans. H. 3 mra. J. Mcphau 2 Pavlin Beans climbers d. E. Of Ltan i it. Bridgett 2 n. i. Sweet Corn hybrid Mary Polosky 1 mrs. T. 12. Gorby. 2 mrs. .1. Buchanon 3 Corn Olden mrs. Buchanan. .1 c Ilobert Sun Gilbert Plains. Mrs. To e Gorby. 3. Peas in pods. Mrs. G. Stan Nof 3 mrs. J. Mcphet.-, a mrs. .11. Wooster to Mutney. Large Ripe i. G. In Okay. 3 mrs. Mcpip be. 2 and to. Tomatoes Smyl Ripe. C. A. Grey .1 .7. Ii. Delong. 2 mrs j. M Mcphee. 3. Tomatoes. Green mrs. A Aberson 3. Mrs. G. Strait. 2 j. To Deli in a. Collection of Tom not s. J. A Del 3. Green peppers r. G. Int Kny i n. To. Perepeluk 2. Poppers any Vari Ety to. To. Perepeluk 3, 2. And potatoes russet. Mrs. R. Aberson 1 r. G. Mackey j. 1-1. Delong. N. Potatoes while round c. Robertson. Gilbert Plains. 3 mrs. H. Wooster 2 k. J. Pomeroy Gilbert Plains division 5. Potatoes White Long. Mrs. T. K. Gorby 1 mrs. To. Mcphee 2 mrs Wooster 3 potatoes Pink round mrs k. 3 to. If. Delong 2 mrs. A Strung. Potatoes Pink Lone h. J. Pom Eroy. Gilbert Plains i. Potatoes three or n Ore varieties. It. .1. Pomeroy Gil Deri Plains. .1 mrs. F. W. Robson 2. Special prise in division 5. H. J. Pomeroy Gil Bert 1 mrs v. W. Rob Ion. Oak Nln 2. Collection of pickling c. Stryder .1 Mary Potoski 2. Home Garden vegetables it. Pom Roy. Gilbert Plains 1 h. Bridget 2 Mary Poloski. N. Home Riordon display. Vegetables mrs. F. W. Robson a c. Pavlin 2 mrs. G. Strung 3. House plants n pots begonias fibrous. Mrs. T. E Gorby 1 mrs. To. A. A Colhop. 2. Be Tonias Rulx mrs d. A. Brown 1 mrs. R. .1. Mackey 2. Begon i a s tuberous. M is. R. E. Gorby 2 coleus. Mrs. T. E. Gorby 1 mrs. ,1. Buchanon 2 and 3. Muschla a mrs. Or. E. Gorby 3 mrs. J. Eun Banon j. Geranium in Bloom mrs. J. Boles 3 mrs. T. E. Gorby 2 mrs. J. Bales. 3. Fern mrs. W. B. Townsend 1. Specimen of flowering House Plant m.o.v., miss l. Esplen. .1 h. 2 mrs. W. B. I own Semi 3. Specimen of foliage House in Nils mrs. T. E. Gorby 3 collection Ueli mrs. W. B. Townsend 3. Special a Lac in this class mrs. T. E. Gorby. Dauphin. Cut Flowers. Snap dragon. C. A Lowrison. Gilbert Plains. 3 miss l. Esp leads Esplen 2 mrs. T. E. Go by i. Pet in Viji u o. I i Ingle miss l. Esplen .1 mrs. J. A. Jul. Killop. 2 mrs. D. A. Bro frilled own. J. Prthu nuns use a laxative Fie sure you re joking that right kind 15 effective ill effective in a gentle Way. It won t weaken or upset you. It won t make you feel bad it i rot too it eng sex lax can be taken with com plete Confidence. Although it hmm a Fine chocolate taste its action is thorough and dependable. It i not too mild i lax is one laxative that Ayo adj extremes. It works easily and Effe cutely at the same time. In other word sex lax is Happy ix-1 c. Robertson Gay left Plains 1 miss l. Esplen 2. Phlox i Rummonds mrs. J. Buchanon 2. , perennial miss 1. Esplen 1. A Curiosa c. Robert son. Gilbert Plains. 1. Geranium mrs. T s. Gorby 1 g. Mackey 2. Verbena. Mrs. J. Mcphee .1 f. Robertson Gilbert Plains. 2. Stocks mrs. .1 Mcphee 1 zinnias mrs. D. Urals 1 c. Robertson Gilbert Plains 2 zinnias collection mrs Strang. 1 mrs. F. Kouson. 2. Rut Flowers any variety h. J. Pomeroy. Ill Plains. 1 miss Esplen c in Crlson. Gilbert Plains. .1. Collection of annuals c. Robertson. Gilbert Plains 1 mrs. C. Pavlin 2. Table bouquet while miss l. Esplen. 1 mrs. F. W. Robson -1 mrs. D. A. Brown i. Table bouquet any Olor. E. Osborne. I mrs. A. D Smith 2 miss l. Esplen Home col Callon o Flowers. Mrs. R. E. . Peas red. Miss a. Esplen 3. Sive i peas Pink mrs. D. A. Brown 1 mis Esplen. 2. Sweet peas while mrs d n. Brown 3 .1. In. Do Lonc. 2. S Vee a purple j. H. Delone. 1. P Avender or mauve .1. 11. Delong peas Salmon or Orange ,1. H. Delong 1. Sweet peas Cream. R. .1. Mac by. T. Kocet peas or Iron j. H. Delong. Sweet pea collection a. D. R h. Delong. Dahlia Section. Dahlia decorative miss j. Esplen 1 d. E. Mclean 2 a. 13. Milf. Dahlia Cactus mrs. D. Fralc. Dahlia Pom Pom d. E. Mclean. 1 Liss l. In spleen 2. Dahlia collodion. Mrs. Rush Relief for rheumatic pain thousands of sufferers from i he miserable he Umnus Caintic Lumbago. No uralic and ecu Ciuc cd plainly Happy Over their Dis covery o nur1to. 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