Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1951 — Page 4

—Times Photo by John Spicklemire

AROL ANN RESCH, 4, sets the table for afternoon tea. Special guests are her panda and new doll. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Resch, 5730 College Ave. are her parents,

i Entertaining

Blackwood on Bridge—

‘Muzzy Special’ Is Double Made Without Thinking: ir Only Leads to Confusion

MR, MUZZY W suit when he heard

licking his chops over his six car . Dale bid one spade ahead of him.

impossible and at going to Me Pushed around like that. “I Mr. Dale returned “his ‘last club. (Mr, Masters won with the ace and|

double,” he yelled.

. This is & very special kind of a double. 1t is known as a “Muzzy [continued the | - special.” It is a double made without thinking. ‘A double which ruffed the third round and laid

down the ki of spades. in put pa and Mr. Of the Ladies Auxiliary of the

partner will correctly consider as|

a takeout double although you to bid two hearts. He felt pretty my's ace

mean it as a penalty double,

One thing is certain. A double strength in the “other major.” |

in this situation (when partner] has not bid) cannot have two

meanings. Naturally Mr, Heinsite fusion reigned and Mr. Heinsite & small

suit. ‘Mr,

sure Mr. Muzzy’s double indicated Masters ruffed. | Back came another club which|P. m. in the Food Craft Shop next

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pade king and led back a small heart. is was The nine spot lost to the ace and

Dum-!

Mrs.

Dale!

The Bridal Scene—

Wedding Attendants Announced

Shower Planned For Bride-to-Be

approach their wedding day,

Miss’ Irmd Jean Wheeling, |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wi4555 Brook|ville Road, lists the attendants for

liam G. Wheeling,

‘her approaching marriage.

Miss Wheeling will become the bride of Charles A. Payton in an in Our Lady of Catholic Church. The {prospective bridegroom is the son; ny

Apr. 14 rite

Lourdes

lof Mrs. Broadway.

Frances Payton,

| For her maid of honor the, ” {bride-to-be has chosen Mrs. Allan] |Jefffles. Bridesmaids will include William R. Jaus and Mrs Sally Lee! sister's!

||Robert D. Mickel. ‘Wheeling will be flower. girl.

her

\ Atha Bruns will serve as Dest {man. Ushers will be Charles Hor-!|

[ner and Jerome Thinnes.

‘Shower Yesterday

‘bride-to-he, Mrs, isonal shower yesterday. Mrs. Robert

at 5115 E. Washington St. Apr, 2 Mrs.

shower, y n ~ #

Honoring another bride-to-be, H. Peter Shields and Miss Suzanne Johnson will entertain in ‘honor of Miss Avriel Christie who

Mrs.

will become the bride of Richard {K. Shull in an Apr. 7 .ceremony.| The miscellaneous shower willl

ibe held in the Shields’ home at

{1201 Park Ave.

Plan Annual |

Card Party

Auxiliary Group °

Lists Committees The annual Easter card party

{Altenheim will be held at 1:30

‘Mr. Dale ruffed. He cashed the Monday. Proceeds will be used

FROM THIS POINT on con- queen of spades, then shifted to for the benefit of the home.

diamond when Mr.

to bid his best suit. He wasn't completely develd of high card strength and was glad!

Fiore: Lull In Fighting Means

Peace Negotiations To Follow

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, Mar. 19--The withdrawal of Com-

munist troops along our line in Korea gives us alba

sense of relief. Yet one cannot help being anxious, for if it means the Communists were really going to enter into serious negotiations, one would" expect to see some moves in that , direction. A unified and free Korea is as much to be desired as it ever was: No one doubts that Chinese ikfluence always will be felt in Korea, because China is

hearts doubled. Mr. Dale opened clubs and his partner took the

the five of a ON TAKING the ace of diamonds “Mr, “Masters led

ing else left.

Masters’ queeniyThus Mr. Heinsite piled up exachy two tricks. “Why £ out my double?” [yas Mr. aw off 8 amazing remark. “We really nad them at one eras. doubled.” East dealer Both sides vulnerable

So cuddly — so sweet and so : = | colorful. Everything to please Miss. Thompson the youngsters. A host of nov- I$ Theta Pledqe | elties to use in filling your own g Baskets. All fresh and pretty TUCSON Tyas Svdiul | 19 Mise | and colorful as a Spring Rain- Ann Thompson: daughter of“ Dr. | bow. and Mrs. M. D. Thompson, 4541 | Guilford Ave., Indianapolis, was recently pledged to Kappa Alpha

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| Theta Sorority at the University/ o jof Arizona. yl PETER A Junior English student, Miss | RABBIT | Thompson is a Shortridge High IN PERSON {School graduate and attended |

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Attendants are announced ang; showers planned as brides-to-be

in honor of the Jaus held a per-|

| 8. McClintic and] Mrs. Harry H. McClintic Sr. will] entertain tomarrow ‘night with al linen shower in the latter's home

Hubert Ingalls will entertain in.her home at 930 N. Drexel Ave. with a miscellaneous

MARCH, WHICH means taxes, Americans, means citizenship examinations for immigrants.

IMMIGRANTS' FRIEND—Mrs. Naomi Stewart . . . By JEAN ENGELKE

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The questions they'll be asked could throw not only the brightest school boy but many a profe§sional. For instance do you know the delegated powers of Congress

and what is forbidden? dential candidate gets a major- | ity of.the electoral votes? Knowing these and other questions will be asked hundreds of foreign-born adults throughout the country. They are sharpening-.pencils, reviewing lessons and cramming for examinations the naturalization examiner soon will be giving. The steps leading up to being

i tion are not only exacting but require a five-year perjod. They include filing for first papers any time after they get their alien identification number; filing their intention to become a citizen; having it verified; filing an application to be

immigrant, testify to his resi--

permitted to take -thé examina-

Masters flashed the nine of that Mesdames William Holzhausen, thought he was being’ requested finally ended up playing three iy Emma Swank, Oscar Mueller,

| Dora Minkner, George Schmitt, |

Oscar Mueller, Otto "“Busching,|

still Robert E. Darnaby, William lanother club and Mr. Dale got in Meyer, Frank Churchman, Wil-|

‘his last triimp. He took the king !lam Hauck, Elizabeth Anding. of diamonds, then léd a spade for Dorothy Schroeder and Theodore

the good reason that he had noth- Schuller.

Others are Mesdanies John,

Both Mr. Masters and Mr. Hein. Mahrdt, Flora Hauser, Franz Bin-! site were down to three trumps. ininger, Ernst Schaefer and Anna {Mr. Masters ruffed ahd Mr. Hein- Mueller, {site overuffed but a trump trick, Katie Kerz, Emma Minter, Anna Istill had {8% De conceded to Mr. |Schaefer and Louise Ellig.

Misses Louise Ehrgott,

Sorority Chapter Sets Meeting

The Eta Chapter, Iota Tau Tau

{ing at 6 p. m. Wednesday ‘in the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

will have a dinner meet- |

allowed to place a petition for citizenship before the federal court judge, and accounting for every place they have lived, every job they have held, every organization to which they have belonged.

Must File Petition

After all information is certified, it is necessary to legally file a petition for final citizenship or second papers as they are commonly called, At this time two American citizens must appear with the

Service Clubs

Service

To Meet

The four international women’s

the great nation ef Asia. If real reforms come | NORTH | Guest speaker will be Frank H. Service clubs of the city, Altrusa, about and the Chinese government is not Mr. Muzzy |Fairchild, Marion County prose- Pilot, Zonta and Soroptimist, will simply a puppet government whose strings S—AJ10764 4 [cutor sponsor a dinner tomorrow in the| are pulled by the Politburo in. Moscow, China H—4 { - In charge of arrangements are Marott Hotel eventually may do great things for the whole D—Q J 10 7 8 Mrs. William B. Currie, Mrs. : : of Asia. C—4q James Bradley and Miss Bertna Guest speaker for the 6:30 p. m. A- Chinese government, however, that WEST EAST [Asheraft. event will be Mayor Bayt. follows the pattern of other satellite coun- Mr. Dale Mr. Masters CR | The purpose of the joint dinner tries simply will mean that the Chinese S—KQ985 S—none List Bridge Results is to plan how the four clubs as peopl& have gained a new master, but that H—A 873 H-Q652 Results of play are announced Unified group can be of service no real reforms or freedoms wilk- be per- D—K 5 D—A 982 'by the Lincoln Bridge Club for 0 the community. ira C—5 3 C—AK9712 by the Linco ge Club for | manently theirs. : : SOU its Friday night game. Winners At the speaker's table will be Let us-hope that the lull in the fighting in Korea means oy Of m (follow: N & 8 (Possible Score Mayor Bayt, Mrs. Bayt and the negotiations and the real foreshadowing of an independent | Sat? elnsite 1162) Mrs, Keith Johns, Mrs. M. presidents and vice presidents of | Chinese spirit. ay H—K J 10 9 |L. Thompson, 95.5; Jerome Jacobs, the co-operating organizations. | y D—8 4 Ds. James oes 89; Mrs. R. F.| Presidents are Miss Ruth C J108 6 (Banister, Mrs. A. R. Coffin 85; Hoover, Altrusa; Mrs. Grace WickEaster Toys for the The bi a B&W (Possivie 162) —Mrs. Arch lund, Pilot; Mrs. May Wroten, EAS SOU a" 3 {Falender, Mrs. Arthur Pratt, Zonta, and Mrs. Ralph Lewis, | i U N N Y Ase SIUTH WEST NORTH 100.5; Ross Campbell, Mr. Thomp- Soroptimist. . Pass 2 H Db. o S {son 82; D. L. Taylor, Jack Soots' A open panel discussion will C R Oo WwW D J [Pass Pass ph, pass (2° follow dinner. | : Pass 3 C Pass Pass Dbl. 3 H Dbl. -All 1 Pass

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Do you know what happens if no presi-

dence, his fitness for citizenship, his moral character.

In the meantime, if he did not know how to speak English he must learn. He must also learn the history, the habits, the way of life of the country he ‘wishes to adopt.

To aid him in this process, here, as in most’ major cities, citizenship and English claSses are conducted for the foreignborn adult. They are designed

to acquaint the immigrant with

the early history of the American colonies, the period of independence, the first form of government, the Constitution, how it was written and its amendments.

Taught in Schools

These classes, held from September through .June, are taught by teachers of the ex-

tended school service department of the Indiagapolis Publice Schools. 4 : « One such teacher is Mrs. Naomi Stewart. For over 14 years with charts, books, blackboard and chalk, she has been aiding the immigrant in adjusting to a new home in a new land. Over this period of time she has taught and helped over 2500 persons in classes ranging in size from eight to 28.

Her students have included or occupation ‘brides, - lousehald |

“war displaced personss servants—S8cottish, Finnish, *Greek, - Hungarian,” German, ‘ Estonian, Polish, Italian and Ukrainian in origin. Doubling as a consultant, she has helped find sollitions to their problems of housing, clothing and American activities in general.

Amazed at Work

Her students all seem to have two things in common, she says . + « their desire to become citizens and their amazement at how hard Americans work. A tribute to her ability as a

MONDAY, MAR. 19, 1961

Here a Become Citizens of U.S.

consultant, teacher and friend of the adult foreign born.

teacher is the fact that none who have studied under her have failed to pass a final exams-. ination.

And when the examiner comes from Cincinnati thid month and wants to know at least three specific powers of the United States courts, or who starts impeachment proceedings, or what is a primary election, it's a safe bet Mrs, Stewart's students will know the answers.

Do you? -

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Tomorrow

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