Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1952 — Page 11

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Athenaeum Turners’

Auxiliary Will Fete National ‘Group HE Women's’ Auxiliary of the Athenaeum Turners will be host to the Central States District of the

national organization at a hobby exposition Saturday. The show will be from noon until 11 p. m. in the

Athenaeum, Competing in he member cluhs from FEvansville, Louisville, Covington, Ky., payton and Cincinnati, O., Ft. Wayne and the South Side and

the event will

Dawntown Athenaeum local groups. ” Ed Ld LOCAL ENTRANTS registered to date include Mrs.

Louise Boyd, cream pitchers, Mrs. William C. Chandler, tea pots; Mrs. Robert Stone, coffee mills; Jack Thurston and Herman Bried, photographs. Mrs. George H. Wagner, an{ique spoons: Mrs. Otis Livengood, first edition hooks; Mrs. Nohert Linke, china dogs; Mrs.

(yeorge F. Lennox, historical plates; Mrs. A. IL. Hicks and Mrs. N. Cort Davidson, but-

tans and afghans; Mrs. Henry Rallmann, antiques and table settings; Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Mess, paintings. and Mrs. Herman Rischof, china and flower arrangements. » » ”

JUNIOR ENTRANTS will include William Cale, car models, and Harry O'Fallon, plane models. The latter will be judged separately. Mrs. Bischof is chairman of the exhibit. Judges will be Mrs. William H. Boyd, Mrs. Helen Briggs Duckwall, Miss Helen Hollingsworth and Carl Lyman. Both senior and junior divisions will receive individual rihbon awards, Athletic events of the Turners will be held in conjunction with the hohby event,

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Symphony Fund Drive Planned :

INAL plans for the men's division of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's Maintenance Fund Drive will be made at a dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. today. It will be in the Standard Life 2727 Washington Blvd : The goal for this year's drive begining Feb. 4, will he an nounced by cochairmen of the men’s division, Morris Goodman

-and John Jefferson.

gy. 4 wn INVITATIONS TO the dinner

have been sent to Willie H. Tomlinson, Jack Weldon, Roger ('. Fleming, Garven Dalglish,

Otto C. Mahrdt. George S. Wells, Charles O. Peake, Elmer A. Wil-

gon, John N. Simpson, John Mock, P. J. Shreve and Frank Springer. Henry Pierce, Leonard A.

Solomon, Samuel Kroot, Manuel I. Leve, Paul Clay and Robert M. Seastrom. > bo Also invited are Miss Josephine Madden, president af the Women's Committee, and Mrs. John Alexander. chairman of the Women's: Division of the Maintenance Fund.

New Workshops Are - Scheduled at YWCA

A WORKSHOP program schedule released by Young

Women's Christian

Association

reveals a charm

school, photography analysis sharing the program with

special events and clubs for The eight-week charm school npening Feb. 6 will include talks by specialists on your figure, vour coiffure, makeup, your wardrobe, speech, basic etiquet. health and - charm from within and your job and hudget, THe photography analysis workshop will open Feb. 6 and continue eight weeks. Specialized instruction in the various cameras and analysis of snapshots and movies will be included on the program.

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BEGINNING FRIDAY the

voung adult program .department will initiate a series of special events for the 25 and above group. They will meet

the fourth Friday night of each month,

The program will include dancing to records, informal recreation, mixers, intermission | entertainment and refreshments. The theme Friday will be

“Vacation Hop,” with the intermission movie, “West Indies Ho.” LJ FJ ” TABLE TENNIS, cards, dancing, billiards and special events are scheduled from 8 to 10:30. p. m. each Tuesday. The second and fourth Thurs-

day of each month the business .

girls’ club meets. The Thursday club, a club for industrial and household employees, meets on the first and third Thursday of

each month, Programs follow |

supper in the craftreom.

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Same Old Story

Higher taxes and higher prices were the two most difficult dollar-and-cent problems which most families had to con-

tend with during 1951, the.In- |

stitute of Life Insurance reports this month. And they are likely to stay with us during 1952, the Institute adds, as government spending for de-

fense continues to put pressure |

upon the nation's economy.

Strain On Fur

Sitting on your fur coat for long periods -- particularly

while driving a car—subjects the fur to strain.

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ROYAL TRIO — Barbara Walker, Indac Junior Princess; Judy Roberts and Ginger All-Princesses-of-the-Pool, 8 elected at recent Indianapolis Athletic Club dances, were formally presented yesterday at the IAC’s 28th anniversary ladies’ luncheon-bridge. They at-

tended with their mothers, Mesdames W. H. Walker, J. F.

Roberts and E. R. Allbright.

Polio Fund Drive Rally Set

MASS rally in preparation: of the. Mothers’

‘March next Thursday for

the polio fund will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the Circle Theater. Forest Tucker. Hposier-born movie star, will take part in the program which will he for the briefing’ the several thousand women who will participate in the. drive Mrz. Owen Pohlmann, chair man of the march, has an nounced Mr. Tucker. will ap pear on the program as a part of a two-day personal appear

purpose of

Blackwood on Bridge—

Mr. Fusty's Pla

N R. FUSTY'S play is good but he steadfastly holds to bidding methods

which go back to auction days, With no five card sult

and strength in at least three

2ujte, he insists on opening the bidding with one no trump Even a single ton does not deter him. The only re sponte which he will take as weakness ix a pass. If respond in a suit where he has some strength, h e will give you a raise. And if you respond in his weakest suit, he will go merrily on in no trump because you have plugged up a hole in nis hand. Take today's hand for example. Mr, Dale had enough to raise the no trump bid. But, knowing Mr. Fusty, he hid only two diamonds. This bid “covered” Mr. Fusty's singleton so he rebid not two, but three, no trump.

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ance he will make: here today and tomorrow in connection with the movie “The Wild Blue Yonder” at the Indiana.

» n " MAYOR CLARK wilt open the rally and Gov. Schricker will give a brief address, Other speakers will be Wray E. Fleming, state director of the 1952 fund-raising campaign, and Alfred K. Berman, Marinn County fund - raising director,

and William A. Evans, chairman: of the Marion County chapter of the Palin Foundation

Following tHe showing of a film “Mothers March in Phoenix.” a factual report of

South dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH Mr. Dale S10 8 H—-9 5 DK JINRTAHA C—A 74 WEST Mr. Champion §—Q 6 H—K 8 2 DA 3 4 D—f 3 2 CQ J 1003 Cs SOUTH Mr. Fusty S—-A954 H~A Q74 n—Q C—K R82 The bidding: ‘South West North 1 NT Pass 2D SNT All Pass

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TRUE, MANY PAIRS would reach three no trump, probably on the following bidding:

SOUTH NORTH 1 C ED 1 H 2D 2 NT INT Fortunately for him, Mr.

Fusty's play makes a lot more sense than his bidding. got a club opening which he won in hiz own hand with the

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the 1950 drive in that city, 8 skit will be presented dramaizing the part block ‘workers will play 4a the Jan. 31 collec tions. ” ” ” » INCLUDED IN the cast will he Miss Jeanette Lee, WFBMTV star; Hugh D. Miller of the Rooth Tarkington: Civic Theater; Tam Woodard, depicting Roy Scout co-operation; Sandra Cezar, Camp Fire Girl coaperation, and two children, Denise 1.el.e and Genrge Belden. v Tickets for admission to the rally will he available all day {nday at the Circle entrance te Wasson's ‘

king. = He then Jed the queen of diamonds and overtook with dummy’s king when Mr, Champion played low. How would. you play from here .on? Obviously, the dla--mond suit must be brought in if there is to be any chance for the contract. The nine spot is of major importance. If the ace of diamonds is doubleton, then the right play at trick three is a low diamond. The ace will fall and the jack and ten sill pick up the nine spot, ” » o BUT MR. FUSTY knew this plav was against the percent-

ages. In other words if ha led the jack of diamonds next, he could set the ‘suit if the nine

were doubleton or if the nine

were held three long. Two to one, then, in favor of leading the jack. :

Mr. Champion won the gecond and fired another club. But Mr. Fusty was able to take ten tricks. He ducked the club return but won the continuation, He then cashed all the diamonds and the ace of spades, Mr. Champion’'s’'last three cards were; the high club and the king and one heart, He was thrown in with the club and had to lead into the ace-queen of hearts,

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