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Bridge Title to Italian Team
In the recent world championship bridge tournament Italy beat both the United States and Argentina to win the Bermuda Cup for the third straight time.
University Daily Kansan
In this tournament Italy's top team, Walter Avarrelli and Giorgio Belladonna achieved one of the most amazing results in the history of contract bridge. Playing against the U.S. pair of Len Harmon and Ivar Stakgold they bid and made six hearts on the following hand:
East South West North
2D Double Pass 3 D
Pass 3 S Pass 4 C
Pass 4 H!! Pass 5 D
Pass 5 NT Pass 6 H
Pass Pass Pass
East's opening weak two bid was doubled for takeout. North's diamond cue bid showed a strong hand and was forcing to game. South bid his suit, then after North bid clubs, he decided that North had either a four or five card heart suit or good
Recreation School Held Here This Week
The National Recreation Association and the KU Extension are sponsoring the Midwest School for Recreation Executives being held here this week.
Twenty-eight recreation directors from five states are attending the five-day session, which will end tomorrow night after the KU-K-State basketball game.
William Conboy, associate professor of speech and drama, Larry Heeb, assistant professor of physical education, Bruce Linton, associate professor of speech and journalism, and Henry Shenk, associate professor of physical education, are assisting in the instruction.
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spade support. Therefore he bid hearts, showing strength in that suit. North's five diamond bid asked South if he had first or second round
control of diamonds. South's five no trump bid showed either a void or the ace.
Against the final six heart bid, West led the diamond 7. South won the ace and led a spade to the ace
K-Book, Date Book Top Jobs Open
Applications for the positions of business manager and editor of the K-Book Handbook and Date Book must be in by tomorrow.
Sally Mack, Topeka junior and chairman of the ASC publications committee, said yesterday that interested students may apply by telephoning or writing to her.
The applications should list qualifications and any previous experience.
The applicants will go before the publications committee for an interview before a decision is made on the position.
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Next he led three rounds of clubs. East ruffed the third club with the heart 10, and was overruffed with the king. South next led the spade king, discarding the diamond. Then he led the heart 8 and finished against the 9. The finesse worked, the trump split 3-3, and the Italians made the slam, losing only the ace of trump. On this hand, six hearts is the only slam contract that can be made against a diamond lead.
Rock Chalk Tickets Are Still Available
When the U.S. team played the hand, they bid a tame four spades, made five, and lost six International Match Points for their efforts.
Carl White
Tickets went on sale today for the Rock Chalk Revue, to be held at 8 p.m. March 6 and 7 in Hoch Auditorium.
Tickets are available at the information booth and at the Kansas Union.
Richard Barr, Ottawa senior and business manager of the Revue, said only 400 tickets are left for the Saturday (March 7) performance.
Music Camp Session To Draw Over 500
More than 500 high school students are expected to attend the 22nd season of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp this summer. Russell L. Wiley, professor of band and founder of the camp, will again direct the 6-week session, which will last from June 14 to July 26.
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There are still plenty of seats for Friday night's Revue, he added.
the campers, while studying such things as music, art, theater, ballet, science, and mathematics, will live in campus dormitories. The 1958 camp attracted 510 boys and girls from 30 states.
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Forum Subject Is Dulles Policy
Two KU professors will take a "Second Look at American Foreign Policy" at the Current Events Forum at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Music Room of the Kansas Union.
Roy D. Laurd, assistant professor of political science, and Robert G. Colodny, visiting assistant professor of history, will be concerned with the question of whether or not America's foreign policy will be changed if John Foster Dulles must be replaced as secretary of state.
Prof. Laird will discuss Mr. Dulles qualifications as secretary of state and how he has carried out the aims of the office.
Prof. Colodnyv, whose field of specialization is Russia, will give his views of the timeliness of American foreign policy as practiced by Dulles.
Plan Substitute for Oratorical Contest
A public affairs speaking contest to be held in late April or early May will replace the Delta Sigma Rho oratorical contest scheduled for next Wednesday.
Members of the International Club will be mastering the cha-cha, the samba, polka and the jitter-bug in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union on Friday from 7:30 to 11 p.m.
Students can try out Monday in Bailey Hall. The winner will represent the University in the state oratorical contest later this spring.
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Slides on Australia will round out the program. Refreshments will be served.
Phi Alpha Delta Has Initiation for 40
The KU chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, professional law fraternity, was host to a tri-chapter initiation Saturday.
Forty pledges from Washburn University, Kansas City University and KU were initiated in the Green Hall courtroom.
KU initiates were Ronald Badger, Kansas City, Kan.; John Blake, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Shull, Colby; Stephen Schecter, New York, N.Y.; Richard Rome, Topeka; Moheste Heaty, Tribune; John Sullivan, Lawrence; Thomas Fulkerson, Kirksville, Mo., and Wendell Yockey, Lawrence.
He Takes Lesser of 2 Evils
Badger was presented as honor initiate by Prof. William R. Scott, faculty adviser.
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