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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
8
Ely Culbertson, executive chairman of the authority on bridge rules, stated no changes will occur for at least three years. He noted the current rules have stood unchanged for three years as he travels to Hollywood.
This feature discusses evaluating bridge hands using honor-trick tables and distribution. A recent Adelaide duplicate shows East withstands three tricks while South errs with an opening lead. The example asks what South should bid after North opens one heart and East passes with a given hand.
Local ad lists A N Watson Saturday Monday specials with wide price cuts on sugar coffee flour butter canned goods spices cereals and fresh produce. Featured items include Velveeta cheese honey apples pears onions and various breakfast cereals.
G F Jolliff of Cedar Rapids announced completion of the Town State Association of Milk Dealers. Fred Kammueller of Dubuque is vice president and Albert Sidwell of Iowa City secretary and treasurer. Directors include H C Burnstedt Des Moines Al Herman Des Moines D W Hogue Waterloo Milton Hult Davenport Joe Golinvaux Waterloo Ed Wyverberg Dubuque Dan Roberts Sioux City Carl Carver Marion. Next meeting set for March 9 at Des Moines.
Doorn Netherlands former German ruling family gathers to honor Kaiser Wilhelm on his seventy fourth birthday. Attendees include the former crown prince Louis Ferdinand and his son, Eitel Friedrich, August Wilhelm, Grand Duke Albrecht of Wuerttemberg, with divine services led by Pastor Schneller of Berlin. Wilhelm hosts luncheon and a dinner. A film of Berlin’s steel helmet gathering will be shown later.
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