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TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949

Blackwood on Bridge— Declarer | Is Aided

By ‘Hold-Up

_ Even Chance Becomes + 3-1 Proposition "By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

“8 50-50 chance into a 3-to-1 prop-.-osition in favor of the declarer. Mrs. Keen's opening lead Ju the queen of | playing fram either hand Mr.

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Masters paused to plah his play. By winning the first trick = and leading diamonds he could have ended up taking 10 tricks. Mrs. Keen would have won the first or second diamond lead with her ace. She would continue clubs. But when Miss Brash got in with ace of hearts, she woald not have 4 club to return. : %

Eliminates Guess But, on winning the first trick, how would Mr. Masters know whether to start diamond or

the same length and high card strength, If he happened to lead hearts at trick two, Miss Brash would: win while she stil had a + club to lead - and while her partner stil had the ace of diamonds for an entry. The answer is that Mr. Mas‘ters would have no way of knowing which red suit should be led first. It was a 50-50 guess. And Mr. Masters doesn’t like guesses. ‘He always tries for something more definite to go on. "So he ducked the first trick. He figured if the clubs were divided 4-3 between the opponents’ hands he would lose only two club tricks and the red aces. If Mrs. Keen had five clubs and both red aces, “the hand very probably couldn't be made. But if the red aces were divided, then ducking the first club lead would cut the enemy's communications. . Mr. Masters had to take the second club lead and he came out with the king of hearts. Miss ‘Brash won with the ace but had no club to return. So Mr. Masters ‘made four no trump after all ‘ Another triumph for the hold-up , play.

Send questions on bridge to Mr. Blackwood, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9.

Texas Couple Returns After Visit Here

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Levy, Houston, Tex., have returned ‘home after a stay in Indianapolis. They visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Landman and Mrs. Louis Levy, 3621 Salem Ave, and Misses Lily and May Solomon, 502 E. Maple Road.

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By JEAN TABBERT THE good-better-best formu1a is a practical one to follow when the bride-to-be chooses her table linen and her bath towels. Plastic rates high as far as the informal table variety is concerned. Most popular of the. individual plastic place mats is the “lace” type, all-white. Sturdy, they are easily cleaned, won't stain. When a future homemaker acquires this sort, she can match it with any color accessories she wishes. Another time-saver is the plastic tablecloth, These, too, are most desirable in all-white, sales indicate. The one shown

save the wood of a table top. With it are open stock red and white striped cotton napkins. They're available in other colors, too. Separate napkins are a boon to ' the beginning housewife, They'll’ rescue an odd cloth from obscurity, fill in if a china and linen pattern haven't yet been selected. 8 » » AT WASSON'’S they come in a number of patterns. Seven-teen-inch . squares, they are made in solid colors—brown, chartreuse and other decorator shades, Others, made of combed cotton and spun rayon, are hand-blocked, white and come with a wide border available in almost any color of the rainbow.

YOUR MANNERS—

' Situation: You are being introduced to someone. Wrong Way: Say, “Glad to make your acquaintance,” or “Pleased to meet you.” Right Way: Say, “How do you do.”

8 » ” Situation: You go to your door to greet your guests. Wrong Way: Say “Hello” casually. Right Way: Be sure that your greeting shows warmth and pleasure, and don’t forget to hold out your hand.

” os ” Situation: At a social gathering you speak to someone you remember having met, but who possibly may not recall your name. Wrong Way: Give no clue as to your identity. Right Way: Introduce

yourself.

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Three Towel Patterns

Also in the casual classifi-

tion is the all-cotton lancheon sét. The ‘one {llustrated "(top right) has a fruit design with a chartreuse pear and pineap-

ple, red cherries and blue plums, There's enough color here to complement any dumber of color: schemes. ~ Napkins match;

they have a blue stripe to go

with the blue stripe in the cloth. For the second group select an all-linen damask set. The colored ones are just as formal. and as pretty as the all-white, Shown (top middle) is a pale

Counter-Spy—

blue square with watching napkins. The popular place mat trend is illustrated by an all-linen nine-plece set (not shown) complete with center doily, 16" by 36”, four placemats and the same number napkins. The group comes in “modern” colors—brown, aqua, dubonnet and light grey. The set also is made as a 52" square or an oblong with six napkins. ” ~ ” - IF LARGE parties are on her entertainment list, the bride-to-be will need to provide for-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

The Bride-to-Be Selects Her Table Linen and Bath Towels

mal linens for her table. Italian and Chinese hand-embroidered tablecloths, in a variety of large sizes, come in ecru to fill this bill. Shown (top middle) are an imported runner, placemat and napkins, The same pattern comes in car table size, All-white king-size cloths with matching napkins come in the chrysanthemum, rose and tulip patterns. - »

. i + » ALL-WHITE has lost ground

in the bath towel color race. However, colored borders on all-white continue to be populary and white often is chosen for the eviryday variety. Sophisticated bathroom color schemes are increasing, trend proves, and the towel firms are keeping pace with the move. Cannon, for instance, brought out a new shade »— bittersweet-—recently, and Cal loway a silver leaf pattern in flamingo. The two companies, along with the Martex firm, show these high-fashio= colers in bath, hand and guest towel size with matching wash cloths. Bath mats don't come in all the towel shades, but their 11 colors will match or contrast with each of them. Shown (bottom) is a chartreuse towel with an all-over orchid pattern; a grey with neat self-stripe, and a bath towel, hand towel and wash cloth with a wine stripe on a whife ground. All the merchandise mentioned is available at Wasson's,

Opening of Summer Homes Is the Task That Engages Many Housewives Now

By LOUISE FLETCHER,

Times Woman's Editor

ETTING SET TO OPEN summer homes is a task % that engages many households-at this time of year,

And task is the word for it,

too. It takes a lot of sup-

plies to keep a summer residence running through the torrid

months, .

. Not only the family’s needs hut those of multi-

tudinous guests must be anticipated. Th The + shopping | Hst grows.

and grows and suddenly you're faced with getting all the stuff transported to northern lake or woods. Cases’ of soap and soap flakes; assortments of tooth brushes for guests who've forgotten their own; toiletries such as talcum, deodorants, dusting powders, cleansing tissues and cotton for swab-

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No-Drip Strainer

OW COMES drip-proof sink strainers after all

these years of f dribbling from

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sink to refuse container, They have it at Vonnegut's and it's dripless, when picked up, by reason of a “catch-all” double bottom. (You have to pick it up in the correct position, of course.)

° It's made of a plastic guar“anteed washable in scalding water and costs 60 cents. na . 8»

Back for the first time since the war are those cast-iron

‘- skillets with the outside edge

Jbrightly chrome-plated. Vonnegut's have these, too-—the Griswold line in sizes 3, 6 and 8, Prices are $2:19; $3.49 and

$4.95

(You know; of tourse, that chrome-plating wouldn't do INSIDE the. skillet. It wonld seal the pores of the iron ang destroy its success in frying, the cooking fat in the s that “mellows” a castn utensil and gives top cooking quality. That is why you're warned never to scour an iron skillet. Scouring just 1 takes out the “seasoning. ”)

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-{Q—~We've tried raising brussels

sprouts for three years now. But we never have any though we've tried setting them early in spring, another time in late May, and we've always used chemical fertilizer on them. Is there something we're not doing right?

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and see if it doesn't make a difference.

Send questions on gardening to Mrs. Smith, The Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland Sty Indianapolis 9.

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Iuctant Jovin' hore to ing boredom. It's better to split up before ennui sets in, So how about checking on your emo= tions and those of your honey? (1) Are Joa light-hearted Seibert so phon 12 er you with one another? and talk-

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you're heading for bo make a break now, The situa= Hon will get worse—never bet

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