How to Respond to Opening Bids in One No Trump or Pass
The article explains when to keep a bid open in the one over one system and when to pass. It outlines two weak responses one no trump and bidding to let partner rebid, and notes conditions for using one no trump based on hand entries and distribution. It cites Hal Sims urging bidders to ask what good a bid will do before making it.
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WM. KE. McKenney
American Bridge League
H. P
Hal) Sims
Estelle Taylor
Motion pictures may join Pulitzer prize list
Hollywood reports that Pulitzer prize jurors are considering recognizing films as a yearly achievement. Prizes already honor the stage, novel and newspaper fields, signaling cinema may enter a major national awards category.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Harris Sees Yankees as Narrow Favorite For Pennant
Detroit manager Stanley Harris says New York still the team to beat in the American League though champions seem less formidable. He projects a tight race with Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and Boston. He notes Detroit trails in hitting and fielding but expects pitching to rebound when the School-Boy returns from a sore arm.
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New York
Stanley
Bucky) Harris
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Harris
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Why not the movies
The piece surveys prize film selection challenges in 1933 with notes on Cavalcade and Lilian Harvey while tracking Hollywood intrigues. It mentions Willy Fritsch proposals, Maurice Chevalier and Gary Cooper interests, Dietrich gifts to Brian Aherne, Glenda Farrell’s return, and fashion, gardens, and celebrity mischief in a breezy showbiz column.
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Hollywood
Lilian Harvey
Willy Fritsch
Fritsch
Maurice Chevalier
Gary Cooper
Lilian
Germany
Willy
Cable
Marlene Dietrich
Brian Aherne
New York
Glenda Farrell
Allen Jenkins
Recovery Progress Report On Two Burrus Hospital Patients
Horace Ragan and H F Leonard, injured in a Sunday morning automobile crash on the Asheboro highway near Archdale, are reported recovering nicely at Burrus Memorial hospital with condition much improved.
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Horace Ragan
H. F. Leonard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Asheboro
Archdale
Dodgers Rise In Standings With Dramatic Ninth-Inning Wins
Brooklyn Dodgers overcome uneven hitting to surge to third place in the National League. A ninth-inning rally in Philadelphia spurred by Hack Wilson’s pinch homer started a three-game string of victories, with late rallies over St. Louis and Cincinnati following. Freddy Heimach sprained an ankle earlier in the week. Cincinnati dropped to .500 after Ed Brandt’s pitching.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Hack Wilson
Phillies
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cards
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Freddy Heimach
Ed Brandt
Boston Braves
Reds
Braves
Wally Berger
Pittsburgh
Hal Smith
Larry French
John Berry
Phils
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Rube Walberg
Jim Peterson
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Dale Alexander
St. Louis Browns
George Pipgras
Boston
Pipgras
Alexander
Sam West
New Beauty Plan Promises Fresh Skin in 15 Days
A national advertising pitch promotes Noxzema Skin Cream as a 15 day beauty plan costing 15 cents. It claims faster results, non greasy medicated cream, and suggests using it as a night cream and under makeup. The offer features a 25 cent jar reduced to 15 cents with a coupon at the drugstore.
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Servidor
C. W. Ramsey, JR
Nhotel
Plinton
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Crescent Limited
Greensboro
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Lexington
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Salisbury
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