European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 5, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Budge by Josephine Culbertson the very fact that a Declarer May have been the recipient of Good Luck at the first trick should make him play with extreme care in Realier. Today s Deal illustrate this Point. North vulnerable. A 8v a. J 7 6 4 3 52 q 9 7 4 q 10 s2 k 10 8 6 n w e s f4 a 10 6 6 a 7 9 4 4. J � 8 $ 4-132 j 9 4.akq7s4 the bidding North East South West 1 y pass 2 4, pass 2 up is 2 n t pass3 n t. Pass pass pass South was none too confident when he bid two no Trump on the second round but he obviously hoped that his club suit would give him six tricks and that his jacks in Spades an diamonds might turn into auxiliary stoppers. Feeling this Way about his own bid. South should have been All the More pleased when West opened the six of diamonds and after Dummy had played the Deuce the Diamond nine Cap tured the first trick. Now with the favourable Diamond situation revealed East scarcely would have held up the King if he had had it South could and should have revised his estimate about the club tricks needed. Apparently however he simply took his original Good Fortune in stride and promptly Laid Down two top clubs. From that time on he was in trouble South s own hand was now dead except for the club queer and the up shot was that the contract was Defeated. When South found that he could figure on three Diamond tricks with reasonable Assur Ance he should have made a safety play in the club suit. He no longer needed six clubs to round out the contracts five tricks in that suit would be ample. To insure those five tricks As far As possible South should have led a Low club from his own hand at the second trick so As to leave a club in Dummy for communication. The opponents could not make any dangerous. Attack in Spades while Dummy held King Small and South held three to the Jack hence after conceding the club trick to guard against a 4-1 break of the suit South could run five club tricks and then take the marked finesse in diamonds. Courtesy of King features Syndicate by Sally swing 5lekveless dresses an Shorter skirts will be Amon the main trends Vurben Pari designers Begia Spring showings. Main question for the 1950 Spring Mode is will Milady be wearing fashions of the 20s, or the 50s?" Christian dior creator of the new look and one of Paris outstanding designers stays she won t be wearing fashions of the 20g As far As he is concerned. My collection will be feminine and ,1 he said. It will be inspired by tie mid Century Way of life not by fee promises he will show Skirls 14vz inches from the floor. He said they will be straight but free flowing with room to move and sit down.". The Days of Chanel and Paul Poiret were very exciting he said. My fashions this Spring will not a grotesque How no and tops wih a Loose Wal Many dresses sleeveless the Hairdo of dior s manat quins started speculation. Al have Long locks. The idea is thu Long hair can be Cut at the minute so no on will Knon whether dior i looking Wii favor on Long or Short hair u til showings atari Balmain s Colon sound i Paris in the Spring. He plans use delicate Strawberry pin Honey and wheat colors and deep lobster red he said. Dior hit on the original combination of Buff and yellow this year Promise a Good of Navy Blue classic tone Spring Wear. Robert Piguet promised t mushroom Spring line big refused to say if fullness Woulf be concentrated in the hips in the shoulders. Formal Paris evening Jean Desses likes leg o Mutton sleeve in Honey coloured Satin top photo tops it with Diamond Gold necklace. Maggy Kouff s sown right is panelled in red and Green Satin. Something different by Alwynn Bottom is a Short gown in Pink velvet with fringe and tassels of pearls. The Bonnet matches. Floor length dresses Are preferred forgery formal occasions. Length if Short evening gowns varies from just below the knee to just above the ankle. However what you will Wear for the evening depends on your fancy. The stars and strip
