Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1951 — Page 4

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BARBARA HEPBURN, J, “hangs her stocking by the chimney with care in hopes..." The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Hepburn, 7570 Morningside Dr., Barhara has one sister, Janet, 14, and two brothers, Chuch, 12, and David, 7.

Blackwood on Bridge—

Muzzy Snafus Preference Signal

“I THOUGHT you were such an expert on the suit preference signal, Muzzy,” said Mr. Champion,

scornfully. “You use it when you shouldn't and don’t use it when you should.”

With a cold game at no trump against any defense, Mrs. Keen and Mr. Abel had managed to land in a four heart contract, which should have been defeated. But as Mr.Champion’s anger indicated, it

Mrs. Keen

wasn't, This is another illustration of how you can tell your partner what suit to lead if and when, he gets the lead. » » o SOMEHOW, Mr. Muzzy got off to his best lead, the seven of clubs. The queen was finessed and Mr. Champion won with the king. Now of course

South dealer Both sides vulnerable

NORTH Mr. Abel S—K 6 3 H—~J 10 6 4 D—K 8 4 C—A QJ WEST EAST Mr. Muzzy Mr. Champion S108 742 S~Q J 5 H-5 2 H—A 7 D—Q J 5 3 D—7 68 2C7 2 C—K 98353 SOUTH Mrs. Keen S—A 9 H-KQ9883 D—A 109 C—10 6 4 The bidding: South West North East 1H Pass SH Pass 4H All Pass

he couldn't Pgssibly know at this point whether the contract could be defeated or not. This, however, he did know. He didn’t want a diamond lead from his partner. A diamond lead might well lose a trick, whereas a spade lead could not possibly lose.

Using the suit preference signal, Mr. Champion would have returned a low club if he had wanted a lead in the lower of the other two plain suits. Actually, he welcomed a lead in the higher of the other twe plain suits—spades. Therefore, at trick two he led back the NINE of clubs.

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MRS. KEEN WON .on the board with the jack and: led the ten of hearts, Mr. Champion stepped right in with the ace and fired back . the eight of clubs. Mr. Muzzy ruffed this last trick and now had a choice of leads between spades and diamonds. After some thought he came to the brilliant decision that Mr. Champion might have the ace of diamonds and that the lead of the queen might trap dummy’s king. Just what he thought Mrs. Keen had opened the bidding on is not quite clear.

In any case he led the queen |

of diamonds and Mrs. Keen won with ace. She took a round of trumps, then finessed against Mr. Muzzy’s jack of diamonds and made her game,

Padded Beach Wear to Improve Figures

By ELIZABETH TOOMEY United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 24— Bathing beauties are going to be showing up at the beach in girdles and bras instead of Bikinis from now on.

Both the girdles and bras will be built into the bathing suits, so onlookers won't know. But bathing suit designers,

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currently previewing next summer’'s beachwear in resort

areas, have developed new interest in building in what nature omitted. They're also "showing less of what nature provided, since one-piece suits are unanimous favorites over two-piece styles, and the handkerchief - sized Bikini suits: are out of the swim entirely.

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Something called a ‘“phantum” girdle has been added to one line of swim suits. It's a bias-cut elastic piece designed both to uplift and flatten a girl’s stomach. n n EJ . “NOW we're going in for well-built attractiveness, not daring, tp get attention,” explained Seymour Kawaller of Surf Togs. “The suits are more modest—fewer plunging necklines and more one-piece suits.” From the waist up, the emphasis seems to be on adding instead of substracting. Mr, Kawaller turned one of his girdle suits inside out to show that each had built-in pockets to accommodate falsies. Padded bustlines and three

, different bra cup sizes also are

part of the new figure-molding | theory. It used to be that a girl ordered a bathing suit like a dress, by asking simply for a size 14, for instance. Now the request sounds like a secret code—"‘a bathing suit, please, in

size 14 with a B cup and long torso.”

~ n LJ PROPORTIONED torsos are a feature of one line. So are separate elastic trunks “for hip control.” They're sold with the dressmaker type of bathing suit instead of the former builtin jersey panties. Everybody benefits with the new bathing suitx but the girl ‘|

ure, She just faces more competition at the beach.

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THE I IANAPOLIS Ties Se mp Fire Girls Here Announce Election of

2 Student Officers

. YNDIANAPOLIS CAMP FIRE GIRLS announce the elec-

tion of two new student officers as well as a resume of activities for the past year. Miss Phoebe Senore, Shortridge High School student,

is the newly elected vice president of ‘the All-City Horizon club, She is a member of the Oda Ko Horizon Club. Miss Sue Cauble, Washington High School student , is the newly elected secretary. She is a member of the Washington Horizon Club.

- » ~ ALTRUSA CLUB of Indianapolis has taken on financial and service sponsorship of two Camp Fire and one. Horizon Club groups at Indiana Girls School. Gifts to the organization from various sponsors for the past year for designated purposes has totaled $6053 including gifts of labor and equipment. National awards have been received by eight leaders and one-council member of the local chapters. A total of 495 girls

, earned a higher rank in Camp

Fire in 1951. .

» ” » THREE CAMPING programs —Camp Wohelo, Camp Delight and 8 Day Camps—have ac-

One (Coffee) 'For the Road"

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT PARIS, Dec. 24—1 have a

letter from Mr. Stuart Little

of the National Safety Council who asks that I point out. to my readers that a year ago the toll of Christmas and New Year's celebrations was 849 people killed and 10,000 injured in accidents on United States streets and highways. A rather simple suggestion is made which may not eliminate the accidents but may help somewhat. It is that all party-givers serve strong hot coffee to their guests before they depart on their homeward way. The idea is that this will get more people safely home. We cannot afford to ignore this request from the National Safety Council, which seems such an easy one to carry out. It is certainly in the public interest to cut down accidents, which must bring sorrow to 80 many people at this time when there should be only rejoicing.

commodated girls, leaders and counselors who spent a total of 12,224 days camping. Camp Delight accommodated 1658 girls and adults in 59 groups which spent 2086 camper nights in spring and fall weekend camping. - Service projects for the organization the past year included participation in Easter Sunrise Service, Rose Festival, Marion County T., B. Association, Community Chest, USO Cookie . Cupboard, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Distribution of Goodwill - Bags, Memorial Day and other services for USO, Santa Overseas Stockings, 1951 Birthday project, and contributions to Christmas charity totaling 17,089 ar-

ticles of which the community service committee has a record.

In a Personal Vein—

Announce Guests for Parties

SERIES of parties and holiday guests are an-

nounced by local Rostesses.

A Mexican holiday will be celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. DeVault, Fishers. They will return home Jan. 8, >

» » ” MRS. W. H. WEMMER, 5206 N. Meridian 8t., left Saturday on a Caribbean cruise from New York. She sailed on the Corona.

a A MR. AND MRS. CHARLES C. MARTIN, 791 E. Drive, Woodruff Place, will entertain with an open house from 5 to 8 p. m. Sunday.

” " » MR. AND MRS. WOOD C. MOLL and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Nelson will entertain with an open house from 1 to 4 p. m. Sunday in the Moll Home, 5757 Crestview Drive. Guests will be friends of Jack Moll and Dotty Nelson, in whose honor the party is being given.

Christmas

LIGHTING UP—Home for the holidays Ralp h Scheidenhelm a

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Times photo by William A. Oates Jr.

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and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm, lighted the candles just before guests arrived last night at the Scheidenhelms’ annual wassail party in their home, 3946 Washington Blvd. Mrs. Mayhew is here with her husband who is stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky. Ralph is on the USS Shangri

La, Boston.

Worn Paintbrush Can Be Salvaged

A worn-out paintbrush, ready for discard, often can be barbered to work like new. Clean the brush thoroughly, dry it, and restore its original wedge shape by stroking the tip lightly with a safety-razor blade. For major reshaping, dip the brush in water-soluble glue, let

it harden, then trim -with coarse sandpaper. After you soak and scrub out the glue, your old brush is like new.

Club Announces

Results of Play

Results of play are announced by the Lincoln Bridge Club for its Friday night game: N and 8 (possible score 224)— —Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reigner 125.5; Mr. and Mrs. George P. Ryan 119; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson and Mrs. Arch Falender, Jerry Epstein 114 (tie); E and W (possible 224)—Al J. Dobrowitz, Sam 8. Glazier 124.5; Stanley Selig, J. L. Niblack 121; O. K. Fraustein, V. R. Rupp 120.

You Need Green Foods in Diet

Be sure to check your daily menus to see that ample green foods have been included. Canned spinach, turnip greens and kale are rich in needed minerals and vitamins. Any of them are especially good when prepared this way. Add sliced celery to the liquid drained from the greens and cook until the celery is tender. Add the greens, crumbled crisp bacon and a bit of vinegar, Season to taste and garnish with a ‘chopped hard cooked egg.

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