Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1948 — Page 19

TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1948

Blackwood on Bridge—

Desire to Get Rubber Over Guides Bidding

North Wants i Change of Partners

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD * East dealer. - Neither side vulnerable. = N

NORTH S5—K 10 5 2 H—Q D—-J 96 in L—K 9782 WEST EAST Bef S—A 6 H-K 10743 H—-AJ9%62 D—A 838 ' DK 1075 2 cC—Q 105 4 ef} * SOUTH S—QJ9743 H—8 35 D—Q 4 ‘C—A J 8 The bidding: East South West North 1H 18 4 H Pass Pass Pass

DO YOU know Mr. Muzzy? Just

why Mr. Muzzy continues to play

bridge at all, nobody knows. He He forgets to! Sometimes he for-

leads out of turn, count trumps. gets what trumps are. At any moment he is likely to go set 1100 points when he should go down only one. Everybody knows Mr. Muzzy and everybody has had him for a partner at one time or another. On today’s hand he was the] partner of Mr. Dale, the old-timer who knows all the angles. Dale figured from the bidding ost the opponents had a sure game. He also figured that he could sacrifice. at four spades for a| maximum loss of 300 points. He| knew that going set only 300 points when his opponents could make game would represent a nice saving to his side. "2 ns 2 HAD HE bid four spades, East and West would have to be care-

ful not to cash their two top diamonds prematurely. so the hand would be down only one, as South could toss a losing}

club on dummy’s jack of dia-|

monds. Even with perfect defense the hand would be down only two at four spades. Why didn’t Mr. Dale make this sacrifice bid? The answer fs easy. He wanted to get the rubber over. He wanted a new partner. Let's take a page from Mr. Dale’s book. When playing with a weak partner, the odds are against you on every hand. You want to play as few hands as possible with the odds against you. Send your questions .on Bridge to Easley Blackwood, The Indianapolis Times, Indian~ apolis 9.

Junior Legion Unit to Meet

Miss Susanne Sertell will be)

hostess to the Junior RobisonRagsdale American Legion Auxiliary members in her home, 3834 Winthrop Ave.,..at.1:30..p...m. Saturday. Plans will get under

way for the holiday activities of]

the group.

Members will complete favors]

for the traditional turkey dinner for servicemen at the Veterans Hospital and.will discuss making calendars for thé patients. They will dress dolls and make acrap books for Christmas gifts for children at Riley Hospital. Mrs. Stewart Maxwell is sponsor of the teen-age group.

= # " Mrs. Melvin Goode, child welfare chairman for the 11th District, American kegion Auxiliary, announces a meeting for all unit child welfare chaigmen and unit presidents. It will be held at 1:30 Pp. m. Monday in the east room of the World War Memorial,

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Let’s Eat—

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Rude Manners

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By JEAN THE RULES of etiquette are legion. Yes, indeed! Many of them are relatively unimportant; some are basic and vital. When you slip up on a fine point” of social behavior, folks will generally overlook your faux-pas. But not so with out-and-out rudeness, People will notice and remember crude remarks and boorish conduct. Using the wrong fork or flubbing an introduction is an accident — embarrassing, perhaps, but harmless. An impudent retort or an inconsiderate act is a serious blunder, a blunder that embarrasses and hurts others.

n » » PERHAPS your victim will forgive you. (Your ever-loving Pop and Mom certainly will.) But curious bystanders who see and hear you! They'll hold it against you. Don't think they won't! Yes, discourtesy puts you in wrong with your public. And you can't get away with two sets of manners, either. One | set for the family, another for the public? Uh-uh, it won't work. Habitual rudeness will betray you when you least expect it. The small formalities of etiquette are useful. They give confidence; they smooth your social path. But deep - down courtesy is part of your character. It's a state of mind, an enduring attitude, the real you.

GOP Women Postpone The Wayne Township RepubClub luncheon

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