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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Blackwood on Bridge—

Mr. Dale's Careful Play

Saves Hand Establishes Clubs As [3

hearts, Mr. Masters played the king and Mr. Dale won with the ace. That was good break hum-

to figure out (just barely) that

Muzzy's Bewildered

ment Mr, Muzzy finally came out with the ten of hearts which was

1.08 ANGELES Cal, Oct. 27 | the Prospective bridegroom's! 4. Grandmothers Club will, Mrs, Madeline Hixon McConnell] mother. E57 smp————————mvties aud Robert Wood Smith: both aca In South a. n ghty, me the Westwood | tron of honor, Frank Nash, Los 1 Special ‘Community Methodist Church| Angeles, will be best man. | Reports will be made by offiGa., Oct. 27— here. Both Mrs. McConnell and Mr. cers and committee members who Russell J. Ryan and| The bride-to-be is the daughter|Smith are graduates of DePauw attended the national convention. Mr. and Mrs, Russell L. White, /of Mrs. Fred Hixon, Greencastle, | University, Mr. Smith and his| New officers will be installed and are | at/Ind. Mrs. Frank M. Smith, 536 bride visit in Indianapolis plans will be made for the Christ‘The Cloister in

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won in the closed hand with the queen. Now Mr. Dale led his last meet at noon tomorrow for a club and took the marked finesse. Mrs. John Hudson, San Fran-| covered dish luncheon in the 38th Thus he won six club tricks, one cisco, will be her mother’s ma- Street Branch, Merchants Na-/diamond, two hearts and a spade | for four no trump,

thought of ducking the first club trick completely, Therefore, it was hard for him to believe that anyone would. “That is, without question, the luckiest thing I ever saw,” he complained. “A man pulls the wrong card and it happens to be the only play to make the contract. You did intend to

Just careless,” he replied.

he was doing. He figured if the

4-0 with four clubs in Mr, Masters’

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Muzzy Is Amazed By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

SENT All Pass

ber one, The second break Mr. Dale had to make for himself. He led the six of clubs and played the deuce from dummy, Mr. Muzzy won the trick with the eight spot and Mr. Masters showed out, discarding a small diamond. This confused Mr. Muzzy no end. “Whose trick is it?” he asked, frowning. The cards were faced and the eight proved to be high. Mr. Muzzy wasn’t sure he liked this development. He had been secretly gloating over his club holding and had been able

he could stop the run of dummy’s clubs if Mr. Dale took a firstround finesse of the jack.

Shaking his head in bewilder-

Mr. Muzzy would never have

finesse the jack on the first club lead, didn't you, Dale?” Mr, Dale smiled. “I guess I was

Of course Mr. Dale knew what clubs broke 3-1, he could d

one trick and then bring home the balance of the suit. If they broke

hand, the contract was hopeless with any play. But if Mr. Muzzy had the four clubs then it would be murder to play the jack on the first round. That would have held Mr. Dale to three club winners instead of the six he actually got.

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

By MARGUERITE SMITH

Q—When should dahlias be dug? Mrs. Clara Caloway, 1717 N. Illinois St. (Also answering Mrs. 8 who wants to know if cannas should be dug before or after frost.) A--To both these queries, the answer is—after the first light frost. There's no magic time to dig tender roots such as these. If it fits into a busy schedule to dig them before frost, that's going to do little harm. Most gardeners just want to enjoy the flowers .as long as they can. If you take the roots up after frost, you're just working with nature, which has obligingly stopped the plant's growth. If you wait too long to dig, then wet weather may encourage new growth from the roots and that isn't a desirable state for roots going into storage.

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

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