Judge — October 18, 1930 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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HOW WOULD YOU BID THIS HAND? For solutions of this and eleven other problems award priz T will s valued at more than $20,000.00 Tt doesn’t cost a penny to enter the contest, Nothing to re buy. Nothing to sell. No service to be rendered. PIDNEY @ LENZ = Proble No. 4 —_ KIDDING PROBLEM PRINCIPAL PRIZES tion Bridge—Not Contract French Line Trip ° 74 —" ; Salosia2 Round trip from New York to France for two | one of the palatial » of the French Lit 0% cludes a week in VYAII86 under dir C7682 &KS87 ple on will be twelve Pauners put problems, The first ap- In- peared in the September 27th ranee tion of Thor issue of Jupce. One will ap- k. Below are the rules of the contest. Coc Medi week motor tour of North. ern Africa eiti So © pear cach we " th terranean and a three- rip aero Please read them carefully. Y¥ None OQIWOS Peerless Automobile a4 . . . Five Passen, Custom Se- SOUTH BIDS FIRST. NO dan. One of the finest SCORE sighi-cylinder ca : Dai het’ bid os € ight-eylir ler cars made in method, Until tt Ame cured South, West, I vuld bid or pass values held and in ¢ previous bids See October Hth and 25th of Judge for additional y 2 Conditions of Contest 1 of twelv z. The p The contest will ¢ lems set up by Mr. I will inele Biddin (Not Contr: ) ind Play ing a specified number of tricks against any defense, with all cards exposed and the first prob: — must b ems tly the must not 1 forms or p 1 form publishe on all solutions. — contestant starts a pe submitted on the — all probl + from Judge or who sub which the 4 most Ii Mr. I are requested not to write all wn the problems, or attach 1 even if solutions to ms are not submitted; but those it solutions to all problems are y to secure the winning z will be the impartial judge of awards, its Prizes will be 41 to winners only. lead ‘shown.) copies of the problems to their solutions. [na January ff Judes we willl Card Reading and Reconstruction. Solutions to any or all problems may be gin publication of solutions to the p leads, ba: on disclosed Naming number of cards and locat- by dis. in the “| bidding, leads and plays. io-cend i olutions must not be wri sheet of paper. pitted at any t ntest on De » to the close of — lems, and in succe 31st. Any solu ived by December 3lst will count st; but contestants are urged their solutions week by week non two as the problems appear in Judge. Contestants are ues will publish In the thereafter we will all prize wi warded ng ns of all proble ng. in each suit in eae # motor tour in Northern Africa, must be accepted by May Ist, 1931. of this prize will be based’ upon ion that winner and companion are to start on trip from New York not later than May Ist. For winner's conven Ivice of this award will be made by telegraph two weeks in advance of publi- cation of award in Judge. No employee of Judge or member of an employee's family or householi enter this contest. Address all solutions to: The prize winners will he the contest: ants order wh solutions most nearly respond to solutions by Mr. Lenz which been written and sealed. Not only correct play, correct bidding. correct read- nd correct reconstruction, but the with which solutions are ar- rived at and the clarity with which they are stated will be considered in awarding Not more than one solution to any one — hay problem may be submitted by one contest. ant, Contestants are urged not to vitiate is rule by sending solutions in the direct mes of other members of their fam or friends. olutions to more than one problem not be submitted on the same sheet. nts in order of most nearly cor- Not more than one contest may sub- — reet lutions will be awarded the prizes solutions on a single sheet. in order of vali No solutions submitted may be with- If two or more contestants tie they will Lenz Brid Contest draw receive like prizes. ie Name and address of contestant and the Each problem will have a scoring value Judge Publishing Co., Inc. mber of the problem must be clearly — in ints, makin ih sheet, Name testant to win any it possible for a con- prize, no matter when 18 East 48th St., New York City written or printed on ¢ comicbooks.com