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+- timers are more. accurate. For|| example, Bissell gives us 93; tricks. Whitehead gives up only 915. “How "about Winslow, sweetheart”? inquired Mrs. Rhule. Winslow 1s Optimist Mr. Rhule thought for a few moments. Then, “By George,” he said, “Winslow says we can take 11% tricks with this hand....on the other hand, there is Courtney who says we can take only six!” Here Mr. Dale stepped in. “I don’t want to appear stodgy,” he sald, “but had you thought of three no trump? I really believe Goren, Karpin, Courtney, Winslow, Bissell or Whitehead might have actually reached that contract. And you had nine cold tricks.” |getting a little fed up. “By the| “And how,” asked Mrs. Rhule authority of the famous French | acidly, “would you have bid 1?” | expert, Monsieur Carte Blanche.!

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[rect way to bid such a hand.” Why I would have opened your, “Oh,” subsided Mr. Rhule. hand with one no trump and my Mr. Dale was quite pleased with partner would have bid -three no ‘himself. He doubted that Mr. trump,” Mr, Dale replied. 'Rhule had ever heard of M./ “And by whose authority?” Blanche. How could he? Mr. Dale thundered Mr. Rhule. had just that instant invented the | At this point Mr. Dale was man.

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Times Sewing Contest Entry Blank

Here is my official registration for The Times’ National Sewing Contest. I will bring my contest garment, in mid-April, to the place to be announced later in The Times.

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ADDRESS Tor rs tsvnrvitotvs nt Nr erssninvensarvases I plan to enter in the classifications marked below: (Check one or more. You are not obligated to remain in the classifications checked, if you should change your mind later). Standard Pattern Group, Senior Division, for entrants 20 years of age and over. Garment made from purchased pattern. (1) Coat or Suit........ (2) Tailored

Dress.....ooes 3) Soft or Dressy Dress........

under 20 years of age. (4) Date or School Dress........

Glamour Group. No age limit for entrant. (5) Evening, Lounge, Beach Clothes or Negligee Ensemble for adult or oldér teen-age wear from standard pattern or of - original design (circle which garments you plan to enter).

Original Design Group. No age limit for entrant. Must be original design. (8) Dress, Coat or Suit made for —adult or older teen-age wear (circle which garments you plan to enter).

Children's Clothing Group. (7) Garment for children 2 to 6 years of age... .osee (8) Garment for children 7 to 12 years of age..

Mail to: Sewing Contest Editor Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. ‘Indianapolis

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Challis pattern By LOUISE FL CHER

Times Womai's “Editor

RITISH TYPE neckwear | neater patterns and nar- |

rower shapes—is becoming more and more impartant in fashions for men. Typical of | the trend is the John Bull col- | lection of Signet ties just unwrapped at Ayres’. Even if papa shows up in the Easter parade with but | one bit of new wearing apparel, he'd probably be happy | if it were one of the John | Bull ties. : { o ” ” THE FIVE ietared are of | imported silk foulards in Old World colors—the soft, muted colorings that originally made | imported foulard ties famous, (The dusky colorings blend | perfectly with oxford shirt- | ings.) ~ | be- |

Patterns ARE neater,

~ ing for the most part geo-

metrical in inspiration or with neat challis-print effects. The narrower shape also lends itself to the new, narrower knot worn With pin collar shirts, The ties are $3. 50, with a §2 . price tag for the bow styles ’ « which have, of course, adjustable neckbands.

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT This simple’- to - sew overall with convenient leg opening will | “fill the bill” for any active tot. Applique puppy-face knee | pads are decorative as well as f practical. : i Pattern 5948 includes tissue pattern sizes 6 to 18 months in. | cluded, hot-iron -transfer for | applique, material require. | ments, embroidery directions | and finishing instructions. { To order, use the coupon.

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Lemons, Oranges Add Spring Touch By GAYNOR MADDOX The fresh color of lemons and oranges give delicate tints to Easter desserts. Their fregrance,

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New Lawn Care in Preparing Feed Bed Urged How do experienced gardeners approach the making of a new)

lawn? The L. R. Groendykes, building a lawn around their new

home at 9600 E. Raymond St.) {started out last fall with addi-| tional seeding this spring. But certain points they observed should help spring lawn makers, too. | For example, they prepared the seed bed carefully so small grass| | plants’ wolldn't “have “to Tight {clods, They fertilized heavily but] [saw to -it- that-chemicals - got} | watered in so they wouldn't burn] {young grass. And wherever a spot of has -ipan or gravel cropped up spring they put on a thick i of compost before they sowed PY more seed.

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also water if weather turns dry.

That will help bulbs to package up good-sized flowers for next year, When the bulbs show by their yellowed leaves that they

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son, dig them and let them dry. Store them in a dry place until

mid-October.

- Holy Rosary PTA + Sets Spring. Bazaar

The PTA of the Holy Rosary sponsor a spring Should you bury rubbish or not bazaar Apr. 13 in the Holy Rosary Mrs, Kenneth Wolsiffef is # newly chairman of the event. She is

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