Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1949 — Page 26
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Blackwood on Bridge— The Times Pattern Service
Dale Keeps | 2
Opposition
In Confusion
Knows Muzzy Won't Try to Read Cards
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD BY THE TIME this hand came along (the seventh hand of this rubber), Mr. Champion and Mr. Masters: had held enough cards| to win two mormal rubbers. But only Mr. Dale and Mr, were vulnerable,
| One reason for this fantastic| situation was Mr, Dale's decision]
Muzzy |
Tells How ' |
ATo KeepCalm
‘Allow Extra Time, Is: One Hint
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer
MOST OF US have great admiration for the woman who has achieved an easy-going, unhurried way of doing things and the calm habit of meeting emergencies without a lot of useless carrying-on, But how do such women achieve that calm, unflustered
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES We, the Women—
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1049
The Boctor Says—
Twisted Eye
1Can't Focus
Properly
Correction Requires Wearing of Glasses
| EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
| THE EYEBALL is shaped much like a sphere. The rays of {light come through the circular |part of the eye, called the pupil. | Any twisting of the eyeball in any |plane will cause the rays of light |also to become twisted and out of
cases of astigmatism
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fuse Mr. Muzzy,
theory \ was that this wouldn't con-|
because Mr.|
Muzzy doesn’t pay any attention But it might confuse the
to practically nothing!
Pattern 8512 {8 a sewcrite
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11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 18
rich solid tone for the balance of the dress Pattérn 8453 is a sew-rite per- | forated pattern for sizes 32, 34,
do your hair over if it doesn’t |
go right the first time, etc.
"= 8 =» “ANOTHER THING Ive
‘anything,
“And_ I've quit looking for ‘unless finding it is practically a matter of life and
death.
Freund, James Simmons, William Stedfeld and J. I. Gelly will leave tomorrow for New York.
Sunlight Weakens
what is seen again becomes clearcut. *8kill and training is necessary
If IT wait a few days a -
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niortuary for L son of Maj. a 8. Wild, Washing Indianapolis res was killed early
anyway. +Bize 11, 4 Yards Of 39-inch ano 2 , ire le: d to do is break up a bi y ; anlioht ve ; it hac 26. 38. 40. 42, 44 and 46. Size 34, earne ) 1 A p Eg wn Continuous exposure to sunlight’. . and to prescribe exactly the type SPRonents. And i Jal ed these 21, vards of 39-inch; 1 yard | job, which because of its very lost article almost always turns o vane curt: iid fabrics, particu- tion-of -the National of glasses needed to correct the an automobile i odd but winning tactics ig to- J . Fit contrast bigness would tempt me to put | up. larly around hemiines where they Of Retail Druggists Ww hich will be error. Special instruments are re- a passenger left day's hand. Usually he €ould ) rim } I Don't miss the new Fashion. | off doing it, into several small- | “I've also discovered that are not usually protected by held 3 Thursday. quired and in most cases doctors crashed into an . The fall and winter issue wifl | er jobs. If I can tackle it a’| poise is mostly taking your shades. Mr. Fritz is secretary of a- place a drop of atropine or somie- Lexington, Va.
have led his fourth highest club, he five-spot. On this deal, however, he opened the eight of clubs, Mr. Muzzy played the king (the queen is the right play), and Mr. Champion ducked.
Learns: Nothing
- Mr. Muzzy continued with the queen of clubs and Mr. C hampion held off ‘again. He had to take the next ¢lub lead with the ace
round. Mr: .Champion now, led a spade and put in dummy's jack when Mr, Dale played the trey. When
the jack held, the ace was cashed
-.and on this trick Mr. Dale
dropped the queen.
{ |
The six of spades was led next _i
and after some thought Mr. Champion played the nine spot,
permitting Mr. Dale to win with, his lone 10 and to run off two] At the end Mr. Muz-| zy won the ace of diamonds for
more clubs,
a two-trick set,
Mr. Champion Blares
“*“You could have made it by go-
ing *yp with the king of spades,” said Mr. Muzzy: helpfully. Mr. Champion only glared. Of course Mr. Muzzy was right, but certainly we can’t count this as an error against Mr. pion. He had no way to tell how
the spades were divided. Fines-| sing the nine was the right play)
if Mr. Muzzy had started with four spades to the 10. Just give Mr. Dale credit for m&king a nice deceptive queén, “You could have made it” said Mr. Muzzy, "by going up with..." “STOP SAYING THAT,” Mr Champion roared
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Situation: A - young man who has asked you for a date savs, “Where would you like to go for dinner?’ Wrong Way: Name the most expensive dining place vou know so that he will see vou are HEETtoUthe ests - © WRight Way: Name a* mod- ~ ‘erate - priced place, If you name any If he feels like splurging he can always say $0.
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with her
~ ~ ~ You are using your when someone on
Situation: telephone vour » arty line picks up the re-
little at a time, I can go at it calmly. But if I figured 1 had
| time. Most kinds of awkward
to do it all at once I'd wade |
into it grimly.
“Then, too, I've borrowed the |
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and
the car shortage, when people - could pick and choose among makes of
cars, New Hudson sales have jumped
ler
In the seven months since the end of
| and saying.”
ness can be avoided if you don’t rush at situations, if you take time to think what you're doing
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Man- thing like it in the causes the pupil to become dilated is and makes the examination of the The error more Simple) and more ac-
the eye which
curdte; :
more than 30 ger cent over the same period last yearl® Already, more than 114,000 people have switched from cars of other makes to own the New Hudsonl
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“driver,
Police said Mi fngtdn and Lee was thrown fro of the car when William noke, Va., suff bruises. A ' Shortridge graduate, Mr. | in school journ work, He was
and he still had no idea which Indianapolis 9, Ind. r . : . of es Tlie, : : of the Mahan a opponent had the long clubs, N ’51 9 Price 25¢ = mers atrriees : AN . , writing. In an effort to find out, hé ran NO, 80.4 ! “ 9 ~ j The Rev vi off four heart tricks. He learned, No. 8453 Price 25¢ | H d th St f th Y Ir ol. the Yate nothing. Both apponents follow-| Size u Son S e ; UCcecess ’ ory 0 e ed “Church, of wt . ed to three rounds and discarded Fashion Book Price 25¢ 2 ’ ‘ ' : 3 ) member will-o a small diamond on the fourth Name ...... eae ales es Sever , services.
Pallbearers wi 8. Cannon, Irving Fauvre, liam B. Engler 3 Burial will be
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died Tuesday in
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Mrs. Ellen
Services for NM Indianapolis: re: 80 years, who d the home of hi Charles Dunki Ave, will be h tomorrow -in t Chapel! of the C be in Washingt
Send questions on bridge to 0 STURDY worsteds SHA 0 ceive Born jn St. A Mr. Blackwood, The Indian- 086 used in men's wear are Wro r Wiuv: Sav to the pers | +— " 4n St. Al ) ng ky: | ey Ce apolis Times 9 ' beirig adopted more and more n to whot ; » neit—was a mer ’ bv- the makers of women's tai won to whom you are talking: | gregational Ch
DR. ANSWERS—
Questinn: Why does one's faw crack when opening the mouth? ° Answer: It this symptom fs present without ° pain, swelling or other signs of arthritis or other disease, it ° does not have any signifi- _ cance. Sometimes the symp-
lored suits because of the lohg wear and trim fit that such _firm-bodied. fabrics offer
This suit, of birdseve worsted
in gray and white, is an ex#m=
ple of long-wearing fabric given feminine styling. 1t, like many of the season's suits, is a but shorter and a hit slithmer than last year's models
“T have the line and I intend to |
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band; the late ( died in 1932. 8! Surviving bes are three sons, ¥. Bunnell, Ii Harry C. Bunnel and two sisters
Mrs. Magd
Mrs. Magdaler ber of the White
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