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TUESDAY, NOV. Blackwood on Bridge—

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Of Mr. Dale

Has Its Reward

_ Humanics Decides Against Sacrifice By EASLEY BLACKWOOD Both sides vulnerable West dealer © NORTH (Mr. Muzzy) S~-AQJ65 H—J

D—QJ 7 C—-981715 WEST EAST £38

S—K 7 H-AK3854 H-Q 97168

D—10832 D-K9%635 C—=AQ3 C—KiJ 10 "SOUTH (Mr. Dale) S—109432 H—10 38 2 D—A 4 an C—642 The bidding: West North East South 1H 18 3H Pass 4H All Pass

IN A bridge game there is no,

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substitute for good judgment. No count or system will ever be

devised which will enable you,

to make the winning bid at all

times.

THere are many things to consider in addition to the cards you hold in your hand. For example, the temper and temperament of your partner and op-

ponents,

their respective abili-

ties, their individual foibles and

superstitions,

the condition of

the score—in fact about every‘thing but tomorrow's weather. re-

port. Sound complicated? Actually ft is quite simple. To prove

that to you, let me ask you a question. Would you rather play most of - your hands with the weakest player or the strongest

player as your partner?

You say the answer is obvious.

All right.

But isn’t it true that

even when the weakest player in the game is your partner, you make sacrifice bids just because you hate to have the opponents

win the rubber?

- » - ADMIT it—you know it's true. I do the same thing myself now and then and I am fully aware of

the folly of it. simple, too.

The remedy is When you have a

weak partner, just don't make sacrifice bids—unless you are going to play the hand yourself and a favorable result seems a moral

certainty.

In these remarks I have assumiéd the common practice of

yourself into a set game with a weak player as your partner, I can’t help you. Only your banker

can,

Jn today's deal Mr. Dale, the old master who knows how to make friends at the bridge table, had Mr. Muzzy for a partner. Mr,

Muzzy is the type of player who, after going set 1400 points, is

capable of looking across the table and saying brightly “but I had a hundred honors, partner.” | Mr. Dale wanted to bid 4 spades on the South cards. He felt it| wduld be a good sacrifice and] that 4 hearts would be easy for, the enemy to make. But he didn’t carg about suffering with Mr. Muzzy for too many hands and

so he passed.

Strangely enough Mr. Muzzy! got off to the good lead of the queen of diamonds. South won ® and returned the suit. North won and led a third diamond which

South trumped. Now the ace of

spades provided the setting trick. | Nobody was more surprised and more pleased than Mr. Dale. But the result was a fitting reward). for his admirable decision not to

sacrifice.

Teen Problems—

Don’t Resent he s’ Concern

By JEAN y BOW DO YOU feel about parend “waiting up” for you? Do Yyog resent Pop and Mom's concern about your home-comings? good many teeners say it makes them feel like babies to find a light still burning and Mother and Dad up and about. They charge their parents with curiosity and prying or with lack of trust and confidence. Some self-conscious parents resort to the subterfuge of slipping off to bed just before the kids arrive, hoping to avoid the resentment of their offspring.

» » » IN REALLY friendly homes, however, parents and children learn to share their good tires. Pd) and Mom aren't afraid to shgw their interest in the teeners’ doing. Kids aren’t asharned to-talk things ever with the grown-ups. Actually, resentment toward parents’ waiting-up is in itself a babyish trait. The really mature attitude is a matter-of-fact acceptance of parental supervision. . You're not ashamed of your doings and the hours you keep, are you? Well then, be nonchflant and frank and spike thg guns of family suspicion and criticism,

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NEW YORK, Nov. 23—The something brand new that's been added to Christmas greeting cards this year is picture frames of handsome pickled pine moldings and convenient

These are designed to be used to give a permanent place in the home to full-color reproducAmerican’ Artist group “paintings, which recipients are more reluctant to

Fine Painting Reproductions Join

This year's parade of Christmas cards includes framed reproductions of fine paintings as well as topical, humorous gregtings. A special greeting card addressed to the over-burdemed postman is especially relished by William Schaub, New York (top center). Pickled pine frame sets off the handsome reproduction of American artist John Whorf's, "Birches, Winter Morning" (bottom

In the category of cards “worthy to be preserved are also new fullcolor reproductions of masterpieces ' from Washington’s National Gallery of Art. Classics by Giotto, Raphael, El Greco, Rembrandt, Corot and

other artists make up a brilliant selection of cards which reflect the Christmas

spirit as it was portrayed by the masters. Also new this year is the scope of ‘special title” Christmas cards. The Yuletide greeting specifically addressed to

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the way down to

children.

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with humor.

The postman, for example, is pictured in a sweat staggering under the load of a heavy mail

bag.

now go outside the family circle to embrace such friends as the doctor, dentist, butcher, milkman and postman, and are usually spiced

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‘ule Card Parade

. Tha art masterpiece reproduced (top right) is Raphael's "Small | Cowper Madonna." Typical of this year's topical humor is the Santa with empty pockets [bottom right), and the one who masquerades as an election-year candidate, bottom: center. Marking a trend to funny romantic cards is the greeting from a working girl which the young man is reading {top right].

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