Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1950 — Page 37

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On Lug Distribution Makes South Open One

South was tempted to open his

hand with a forcing two-bid, but

holding considerably less than half the high cards he finally decided such a bid might get his

partner too excited and result in| "an unmakeable contract.

Besides, with the distribution of the South hand it was extremely unlikely that one-diamond bid

This analysis proved to be cor-

rect. Everybody got into the act after the diamond bid.

On the second round South took

- South dealer,

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no chances. He had 10 winners in his own hand for a diamond contract and after his partner's free raise the jump to five was automatic.

Hits Ceiling

WEST doubled and led his singleton tray of spades. East won with the king and returned a small spade which the declarer ruffed with the king of diamonds. West overruffed with the ace of trumps—and that was all for the défenders, South won the heart return, pulled trumps and spread the hand. East hit the ceiling. He pointed out that West had the “hand beaten—but

it away!

threw In the heat of the discussion West still didn’t see it. He com‘plained bitterly about the two singletons in South's hand. How | could he tell South had such crazy| distribution?

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Save All the Rules On Insufficient Meld

By OSWALD JACOBY JUDGINC by my mail, the $64 canasta question still fis, is the penalty for putting down cards for the initial meld and then finding that the count is insufficient?" Enough readers still - sefn to be confused on this subject to make

alty again. If you are one of the ‘dozen or s0 people who understands this point ‘completely or one of the two or three people who never makes an insufficient meld, I trust you will forgive. me for

rwasting articles on this subject. If you are one of the great

ngLY. Si eRe these Hrilcfes and ow exnotly Sete to do. when | this happens next.

Penalty Cards

AS A starter there is no penalty {at all unless you are playing in a {partnership game. The reason is {that when you put cards on the [table illegally you are helping the other players. IT you'have no partner you are!

mer {and that in itself is enough penal-| {ty. However, when you have a {partner you may gain an advant- | {age by showing some. of your jcards illegally. Hence there must | {be some penalty. The penalty is that the cards) | placed on the table illegally be-| {come what is known as penalty | {cards. As such they must remain jon the table as penalty cards un[tin they are either melded legally | jor discarded.™

Become Melded

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Setting Trick

EAST finally got across the point that after he won the first trick with the king of spades,| South's distribution had nothing! to do with it. All West had to do was to dis-| card instead of overtrumping at!

-~triek two: Tater-when South ted!

the queen of diamonds, West

deuce. }- “He would then be Teft With A- 10 of diamonds over South's J-7, two sure winners—and one of them the setting trick.

The Doctor Says— Rheumatism

Best Label

Old-Fashioned Term Still Being Used

enly times without! any apparent ~feason. — In such cases; if they do Dr. Jordan not disappear without treatment, a search has to be carried out for some dis-| tant source of infection, such as|

: However a “Is no single

and it is often hard to point to any definite source of the trouble. Fortunately, the majority of the pains appear for a short time and

then go away without leaving]

‘any harmful effects, » » » ONE common type of muscular pain and aching is that which develops when. a person has been sleeping or sitting in a drafty place, This can be most severe. Occasionally someone wakes up| with a muscular pain in the neck or shoulder, which makes turning! the head impossible. Usually,

lasts only for a few hours or

Few people go through life without having one or more bouts! ‘rheumatism. The fact that most of us have had | such attacks and have recovered | fhows that this kind of trouble| ¥s not. really as serious as true arthritis even though it is most uncomfortable at the time,

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half a century. Only one copy of| each’ is printed, From time to! time these hush-hush films are; taken from storage and shown secretly to audiences of Allied defense chiefs, Miss Pine says, however, that most of the techni-

calities she sees mean “absolutely!

nothing” to her.

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| THE PROCESS of discarding {them is somewhat painful. The |rule is that you must discard one {of them at each turn and cannot | {discard from your hand proper as long as you have cards on the| table in penalty status. Therefore, if you have penalty |

you can. You can do this by being | lucky enough to draw cards that! will enable you to make a legal sufficient meld. In that case you add these ex-| {tra cards to your penalty cards| and they become melded cards.

Complicated :

OR MAYBE your partner can come through and make a suffi-| | cient meld all by himself. He can-| not touch your penalty cards. Re-! member they are not melded. |

initial meld Nn: himself then you, penalty

(can,

trate this procedure and show

vere. Merely complicated.

swer individual

his column.

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TABLES

Mahogany or

END TABLES ~~ Were STEP ‘TABLES = $10.95 LAMP TABLES NOW

Cocktail TABLES $6.95

DINING ROOM PIECES

(1) BLOND BUFFET, Was $89.50,

(1) SILVER GRAY CHINA CABINET, with glass doors, Was $144.50, Now ..... -$69.95

ODDS AND ENDS OF CURTAINS

Slightly Soiled REMNANTS OF DRAPERIES

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LOOP PILE RUGS

LAMPS

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goatskin shade ..:.vvaves $32.95 $14.95 TABLE LAMP, gray hydra- : BLONI8 sav svasvs ..5 9.95

$33.95 TWIN ‘STUDENT LAMP

Cassa araans

gree d $1495 TABLE LAMP

maple ..........5 9.95 $10.95 TABLE LAMP, green and

black «ssevieeee 516.98 $1095 TABLE LAMP, “black a 81008 . $42.50 TABLE LAMP, blue and white «eviveesee $19.95 $15.95 OIL CAN LAMP, brass and chartreuse ..........% 9.98 $24.50 FIGURINE

Heavy turned spindles, mahogany, walnut and maple. Were $29.95,

Now .......$19.95

Snow White Lime Green Chartreuse

6x9

Listed are a few of the many > Ir BEDS, CHESTS and VANITIES 7 Taken From High Qualit (1) KORINA BED, Jl gz. (2) WALNUT BEDS, twin site. Was $49.95, Now +. $39.95 Were $39.95 each, Now .

{tf} LIMED OAK BED, full size.

(1) KORINA VANITY AND LARGE MIRRO (1) LIMED OAK CHEST, Was $79.95, Now

Were $129.50 each, Now ...........

flannel

Velvety black— unexpected richness to dramatize a tailored

dress of gray rayon

effect; with smart hipline pockets, wide revers. Sizes 12 to 20.

Sears Women's Ready-to-Wear Second Floor

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Alabama at Vermont St.

Fres Parking IM. 5381

{2 MAHOGANY NIGHT STANDS. Wer “{1) WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERS. Was

LIVING ROOM

{1 2- Piece KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITE, -

: Was $259.50, Now .....convinisnnnnsininys 169.95 :{1)-2-Piece RED FRIEZE LIVING ROOM SUITE. Wag SIE0IE, NOW sss siivasssnursnnias .$159.95 (1) 2-Piece GRAY FRIEZE LIVING ROOM SUITE, Was $189.95, NOW or sensvonsiiovios iis 149.95 (1) 2:Piece ROSE BROCATELLE LIVING ROOM . SUITE. Was $169.95, Now .............. ---$119.95

Were $21.95, Now ..

(2) LARGE SIZE UMBRELLAS. Were $39.95, Now

"TELEVISION | Were $39.95 Now ...... and RADIOS 1950 CROSLEY TV, console model— Was $289.95 Now $249.95 1951 CROSLEY TV TABLE— Was $199.95 Now $179.95 1950 PHILCO CLOCK -TABLE RADIO— Was $39.95 Now $29.95

Were $7.95, Now ..... 4H. woop GLIDERS. Were $14,

FINE

FURNITURE

— FURNIT

Drastically Reduced : | 3 “ JAurs n . ; : ae Pe LER . san $12.50 = CO LOR S LAMP ....i.. .. $88. HOTPOINT 9 12 ; S $18.05 TABLE LAMP ELECTRIC IRONER | § Hunters Green 7X 1A Regular $3995 .......... VP I i mg. Was $79.95, Gray ” ; 2 "$14.95 TABLE LAMP - Now $49.95 ; Bur and : : ] turquoise, .......5 9.95 Yoo y . $ QUILTED SATIN SPREAD Lipstick Red 8x1 0 Regular $34.95 .......... Twin size only, Jerny L Lind Blue Libs : BEDS Dusty Rose Gold, rose, blue and

Regular $19.95 ...cveeine 516

(1) GRAY WALNUT BED, full size. Wit $49 Na ;

Were $49.95 each, Now ..

(2) MAHOGANY MR. AND MRS. CHESTS.

"$39.95 each, Now

~{1) BLUE MOHAIR LOUNGE | CHAIR AND

MAHOGANY AND DURAN OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, in red, yellow and blue

“We are able to list only a Tew of the many pieces reduced

SUMMER FURNITURE

SPRING BASE METAL CHAIRS, red and yellow,

slonta

47 SOUTH MERIDIAN

green. DRAPES TO MATCH IN SOME COLORS. 2% yard. Unlined. Were $7.95 Now $5.95

y Suites REDUCED

1) WALNUT CHEST. Was $89.95, Now ..:::..vvi0. +. $69.95 (1) WALNUT CHEST ROBE.

each $29.95"

oh $34. 95 Was $79.95, Now ieee S095

R. Was $109.95, Now .... ..$89. 95 sire sie sparse $69.98

-each $79.95

ET WS Now LUTLITSRSTT ee

FURNITURE

{1} 2:Piece GREEN BROCATELLE LIVING ROOM SUITE. Was $179.95, Now. .....

teases st asa

ee. 8129.95

OTTOMAN. Was $69.95, N rereees.$39.95 (1) BLUE TAPESTRY LOUNGE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN. Was $79.95, Now verviene ++ $49.95 (1) ROSE TAPESTRY LOUNGE CHAIR, Was $79.95, Now .....0iesenestnsninnsnees..$49.95

seen

$18.95

es aris 19.48

King-of-Heat HEATERS

Fire brick lining, 100 pound coal capacity, top feed, finished in ‘walnut porcelain,

Arse sirsns

95, Now........$10. 5

Were $119.95

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