Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1949 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, APR. 15,100 _ — es

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bard Ayer places her bet with Lucky Penny lipstick—bright as a newly minted coin, It's creamy, meets the mouth and hugs it...

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{tem that fits'the family budget. have it.

Surveys Europe TRENTON, N. J. — Working] through “various national ministries of education, Mrs. Durand Taylor of South Orange, N. J. state chairman af the interna-

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she Genius” that is. That's Revion's new shade for lipstick, cheek-

stick, nail enamel, Fashion Plate| just arrived at Ayres’. Now life) unbroken.

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Laird will visit Indianapolis personally to , help women e a hond, She recommends the knuckle massage for

“A rose is a rose is

make-up, face powder and match-ican be a bed of roses—imagine|a rose,” (wasn't that Gertrude the fragrance of one thousand Stein's way on putting it?) sparks a spring wardrobe. Rev-ipounds of roses concentrated inJon's for sale at Ayres’, Block's,to one ounce of essence. Change STEPPING down this flower-

box. Try it and see how ft

Charles Mayer's and Wasson's. "|perfumes with hair-dos and hats|strewn path,

SPANKING new is Maal Bottled and packaged in France, for lipstick and rouge . . Rochas’ new perfume, LaRose...|LaRose comes with French seals bold splash of crimson with a

Blackwood on Bridge— "Mr. Dale Switches Contract To No Trump, Plays Hand

By ap BLACKWOOD

~~ By MARGUERITE SMITH Timely tips around the gar-

den: If your budget's low; use last fall's leaves (instead of “store” mulch) around your shrubs. Leaves decay to enrich soil, too. Set cabbage, cauli-’ flower, sprouts plants any time now but delay tomato plantings un-

less you're prepared to protect them on frosty nights. Chemical fertilizers mixed with soil at bottom of planting rows or transplant holes

' make a. quick .Junch to start

vegetables off. Don’t let chemical fertilizer come in direct contact with newly planted seed or roots. 80ak rose bushes over. night in transplanting solution. Consult your seedsman before you set new bushes and you'll lose fewer of them.

Send questions on gardening to Mrs. Smith, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9

Banding of Birds Woman's Hobby

TRENTON, N. J.—Bird bandIng is the hobby of Mrs, Betty Carnes of Tenafly, N. J. ‘where she has identified 147 species and banded some 7,000 birds. She records the band number and the releases them and sends her records to Washington. Through banding it is possible to learn the facts of bird life, including . migrati®®" soutes, life! expectancy and mating habits.

broccoli and brussels

-—{it creates a new personality.

MR. DALE figured his hand no trump and not quite strong

He opened with one of a suit,

with oné club.

When Mr. Masters bid one spade Mr. Dale showed the full power of his hand by jumping all the way to game at that suit. Realizing the strength of his part her's hand, Mr. Masters instituted slam proceedings. By bidding four no trump he learned Mr. Dale had two aces. By bidding five no trump he located two kings in the South hand and at the same time indicated to Mr, Dale that the partnership had all the aces.

Six No Trump

Since the opponents were known to have two kings, Mr. Masters signed the hand off at six spades. But Mr. Dale was not through. Because of his two acequeen combinations he felt it would be most advantageous to have the opening lead come up

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was too strong to open with one enough for two no trump. He

followed a practice common among good players.

planning to take powerful action

on the next round if partner gave any response at all. ‘To make it easy for Mr. Masters to respond at the one level, Mr. Dale opened

North-South vulnerable. South dealer, NORTH (Mr. Masters) S—~AQ1053

H-A 6 4 D—-8 2 C—d 10 7 : WEST EAST (Mr. Abel) (Mrs. Keen) 8-7 6 S—8 4 H~-1098 2 HJ 758 D-K 653 D—J 10 9 4 L—K 4 2 C963 SOUTH (Mr. Dale) SK Jo2 H—K Q D—-AQT7 C—AQS8S The bidding: 8 Ww N E 10 Pass 18 Pass 48 Pass ANT Pass SH Pass SBNT Pass 68 Pass

6H Pass SENT All Pass

to his hand rather than through it. S80 he niade the contract six no trump. : Mr. Abel's opening lead was the 10 of hearts which Mr. Dale won with the queen in his own hand. He entered dummy with a spade, led the jack of clubs and let it ride. The finesse lost to Mr. Abel's king but it also set up three club

of diamonds by Mrs, Keen would have doomed the contract. The point is that either partner may retain the right to decide where a hand is to be played even though one of them has al« ready made the decision as to how many.

tricks which, with five spade

POOR PETER PILLOW Whe Never Gots a Bach!

tricks, three hearts and one diamond, gave Mr, Dale his contract. Had Mr. Masters been allowed | {to play the hand at spades the! |almost certain lead of the jack |

A Neat Dress

~|Optometric Auxiliary -

|Indiana Optometry Board exami-

tional relations committee of the New Jersey Congress of Parents and T ers, is making a survey. = « of schools and communities in Europe that have been aided by Americans, Her itinerary will include France, Belgium, Holland, Austria, Switzerland, Germany and England. Mrs. Taylor plans also to observe the reconstruction) work being carried on by the Save the Children Federation, World Friendship ‘Through ~ Children; United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the Institute of International Education.

Girl's Gabardine SUITS

Entertains at Dinner The wives of men taking the

pation were guests of the Wom-

en’s Auxiliary, Indiana Optometric wr Association, at a dinner recently She'll lead the Easter Parade of the soda N,

in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. crowd in her fitted or boxy suit from Wasson's! Mrs. Virgil McCleary, Warsaw, — president of the auxiliary; Mrs. They have that elegant look she'll love and Warren H. Miller, Princéton; Mrs. > : = : Robert Ledig and Mrs. Roy E. Mother and Dad will appreciate their good Denny were hostesses. The guests ice) . included Mrs. Emmanuel Babel, price’ Evansville; Mrs. John 8. Alvey, Crawfordsville; Mrs. R. A. Richter, Elkhart; Mrs. H. L. Moore, Bicknell, and Mrs. Paul R. LaShorne Jr, : v

A. Gabardine suit in brown, red, navy. Sizes 10 to 16.

B. Gabardine with straight slim skirt, Navy

Sorority Plans Dinner brown, red. Sizes 10 to 16,

The Ve Sorores Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority, will have a dinner meeting tonight in the home of Mrs. John Coyle, Powell Road. Mrs. M. E. Greene will be the co-hostess.

Wasson's Girls’ Store, Fifth Floor

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