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140 UHCOUf 1CNDAT JOPKMAL AND iTAR Holiday Betrotha Is Are A nnounced Bridge Squabbles Help Wedded Bliss Miss Donna Erdmann of Lincoln Wymore--Mrs. Elsie Erdmann announces the engagement of her daughter, Donna of Lincoln, to Ron Patton of Lincoln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton of Fullerton. Mr.

Patton is a student at the University of Nebraska. The wedding is planned for next summer. Madison--Mr. and Mrs. Philip White announce the engagement of their daughter, Marlene, to Arthur Althouse of Waverly; son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Althouse of Lincoln. The couple plan a Feb. 14 wedding at Madison. Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Mace announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Ann, to Glenn Roger Heckman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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Sizes 7-1-4. 5.98 Shop--third floor By Norma Gauhn New York UB If you're convinced your husband is the wont idiot wh6 ever sat down to a hand of If your wife incites you to mayhem by stupid bidding If you get purple faced at your mate over the card table and incline toward marks as, "Why did you trump my ace, dear?" You're probably on the way to a long and happy married life. At least that's the theory of bridge expert Morton Rubinow. He firmly believes that husband and wife arguments over bridge are a fine thing psychologically. "Hostilities are released at the card table," Rubinow says.

"Couples let out pent up tensions and repressions that might crop up later at crucial times in their marriage." However, a word of warning: when the bridge fight reaches the boiling point, husbands and wives should change partners. Too much bitterness can lead to bloodshed and Rubinow doesn't want to be responsible. "The competitive elements of bridge," he says, "are to real life situations. Playing against your spouse In bridge, you can get in a dig while still playing within the rules. Rubinow, a bachelor, views bridge as a highly civilized, socially acceptable form of slaughter.

Eyes shining, he says: "It's not really a polite game. Yor trap your opponent In a bad play and you're there with a hatchet when he steps out!" As for himself, Rubinow doesn't number many bridge players among his girl friends. "Not to brag," he says, "but there's too big a gap between us. The best way to improve your game is to play with better opponents and that's what I like to do." Rubinow is former U.S. Na- tlonal Individual Bridge champion and U.S.

Team champion for 19M. Ha is a member of the Jacoby Team, official United States In the World Bridge Olympics to be held in Italy next year. la Us teachlag, has fond that women are better bidders but men play their cards better. A maa wants to play the hand and hates to he dummy, especially when playing with a womaa. "However," Rubinow says, "women don't persevere at the game.

They don't get in and fight, concentrate, give the effort that's necessary. Women just don't care that much about games or non- personal activity." That, he says, is one reason that among America's 35 million bridge players, only one woman to every 20 men is at the expert level. Don't drive all town for a ptpce to Tht BEST FOOD is the atmosphere is jutt right and you'il like our courteous service. 11 a.m. 10 p.m.

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