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THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 1052
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VALENTINE PREVIEW—Mrs. Richard H. Raab (left) takes time off from cutting red hearts for decoration use at the Feb. 9 Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority dance to show her new dress to Mrs. Jack E. Williams (center) and- Mrs. Edd Snyder. Phillip Lane Raab watches his mother model. The event vill take place at 9 p. m. in the K. of C,
Blackwood on Bridge—
Mr. Fusty's Playing Is Better Than His Bidding
HERE is my advice on -
what to do when Mr. Fusty, the old - fashioned
bidder, opens with a three bid. First, you must yourself to the fact that the hand is going to be played in his suit. You must forget your suit or suits unless you have one which outranks his and you are willing to go all the way to a grand slam. However, if you can play his suit, raise him once with a fair to good hand. With a powerhouse, give him a double raise. In today’s deal Mr. Dale forgot all about his two major guits and raised Mr. Fusty to five clubs. the final contract. - = ” FORTUNATELY for himself (and his partner) Mr. Fusty's play is better than his bidding. He won the opening lead of the queen of diamonds with the ace and paused to look the situation over.
Mr. Abel
The easy (and.careless) way"
to play the hand is to pick up the trumps, then lead the ace and another spade, hoping that suit breaks 2-2. If it does, you are in. If it doesn’t, you are down one. Mr. Fusty didn’t put all his dependence on the spade suit breaking evenly. At the second
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South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH Mr. Dale" S—A10986 H—-AK 1765 D—9 C—K 2 WEST EAST Mr. Champion Mr. Abel S—5 S—K QJ H—J 984 H—Q 1038 D—QJ10632 D—8754 C—635 C—974 SOUTH Mr. Fusty S—74382 H—2 D—AK C—AQJ1083
The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST | 3C Pass 5C Pass | 6 C ° All Pass |
trick he led to the ace of hearts, returned a heart and ruffed it. Then he cashed the .ace and king- of clubs, led a third heart and ruffed it. 3 2 n = HE PICKED up the last outstanding trump and led a spade to dummy's ace. Since the hearts had broken 4-3, dummy's king and seven of hearts were both good and provided a parking place for two of Mr. Fusty’'s small spades. Thus he won six clubs, twos, diamonds, three hearts and a spade. Note that his line of play gave .him an additional chance for his contract. In other words, if the hearts had not broken 4-3, he still had the spade play available. |
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Drive Commanders
‘Are Announced
IGHT majors and 36 captains have been named in the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's Maintenance Fund
Drive, Womens ~will last for two weeks.
John chairman of the Women’s Division. The majors include Mes-
Mrs.
Division.
Alexander is
dames William IH. Gibbs, E. Kirk McKinney Jr., Herbert F, Sudranski, Ronald (Gleason, Wayne M. Burns Jr, Charles B. Brownson and Howard T. Wood and Miss Anne.Cole, “ ‘Mrs. Francis H. Insley will
direct efforts of the Irvington
Union of Josephine Ma special gifts ”n
CAPTAIN follow:
Organizations Marion K. Thomas and Fred P.
-—MTrs. Mrs. Musicale; MN
Clubs
and Miss dden will head the division. "2 o DESIGNATIONS (Mrs. Gibbs) ‘Lehr, Matinee irs. Willam T.
Rasmussen, Sigma Alpha Iota;
Miss Charlot Epsilon; Indianapolis and Miss Organist Gui Junior — Mesdames
Richard Pittinger.
and Lloyd 1
Alberta Wells: Mrs, Mesdames David Saw-
ver, James
Miss
(Mrs
te Lieber, Mu Phi Elizabeth Ohr, Public Library, Dorothy Brown, 1d. McKinney Ir.) Robert Hollowell, John Hamer and Miss Sud-
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ILeeds, Herschell
Cohen, Ralph Cole and Howard
Lieberman. ”
MRS. GLE
ASON-—Mesdames
Kenneth M. Cross, John Davis, Ross Kitchen, Robert A. Dodge
and A. N.
Burns Jr.—Mrs. Edward: Springer; Mesdames Thomas
Mrs. Brownson-— Kibler, Ha
William Wildhack, Evans Har-
rell and T Mrs. Wood— Baumgartel,
Llewellyn; Mrs. C. W. Lee and Mrs. rry Dragoo 1I, homas Hasbhrook: Mesdames Howard Gordon Batman,
The drive begins Monday and
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Gerald Rubin, T. M. Lippineott and Smith Hodges, and Miss Cole—Mrs. Palmer K. Ward
and Mrs, Oren Pritchard.
Salon IFAC Day Is Set
Feb. 9 will be Indiana Federation of Art Clubs Day at the Hoosier Salon in Block's Auditorium. I.eon Walker, who was awarded the IFAC prize for his still life, will be an honor guest at the luncheon. It will be at 1 p. m. in Block's Terrace Tea Room. Mrs. George Jo Mess is chairman. Reservations’ may be made with Mrs, Mess or Mrs. Hezzie B.. Pike by next Thursday. a on »
HOSTESSES for the day .in-
clude Miss Lucia Mysch, Muncie, Federation president: Mrs. Myron Bone, ‘Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Wilson Vorhees, l.ogansport: Mrs. Mildred. Hawke, Muncie; Mrs. 8. M. Cowgill,
Terre Haute, ‘and Miss Catherine Martin, Crawfordsville. Mrs. E. O. Jeffries, Carmel, and Mesdames Mess, - Pike, Leonidas F, Smith and L. P. Robinson.
Entertain General, Wife
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W, Schmidt, 4444 Broadway, have as their guests, Mr. Schmidt's brother, Gen. Walter Krueger, and Mrs. Krueger, San Antonio. Last night they had a dinner party in their honor,
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Park Tour Committee Named: GS pis
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imes photo by Dean
TOUR PLANNERS—Mrs. J. Edward Tether Te and Mrs. M. B. Esterline. MEMBERS of the planning committee of the 14th annual Park School Garden Tour have been announced by Mrs. C, E. Johnson, chairman, Mrs. R. M. Bennett is
secretary of the group. Committee members ars Mesdames A. C. Pollock Jr., Robert Fortune and Robert M. Huncilman, publicity; Mrs. J. RE. Tether, calendar directory; Mrs M. B. Esterline, garden descriptions, and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr., gymnasium.
Mrs. R. L. Spencer and Mrs,
Charles Shans Jr. Samuel. Sherwood James L. Rose, personnel; and Mrs. Harold Bredell, fic; Mrs. Jess, Pritchett, mart, and Mrs, L. M. special projects. Proceeds from the tour will be used for scholarship funds.
tickets; Mrs. and Mrs. Mr.
trafflower DeVoe,
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Board Lists Officials
J1X new members ha been elected to board of the and ~Marion Scout Council.
ve tha Indianapolis ( ounty Girl
Serving for three years: will be Mesdames Charles. Broek-
man, “;John Buehler, Millard Dean, Russell Timmons and l.ewis Lurie and Tames ’ Zoercher.
Mrs. John Burkhart and Mr Richard Fox were élected for a second term of three years, Officers for the council the board include Mrs. hart, president; Mrs. Vincent Adams, Mrs. A.. C. Raup and Leo Shumaker, first, second
and Burk
and third vice presidents; Mr,,
Zoercher and Mrs. Timmons, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Claire McConnell, treasurer. 2 n ” BOARD ASSIGNMENTS for the year' include Mrs. John Eagleson, training; Mrs. Mil. lard Dean, program; Mrs. Lurie, cookies; Mrs. Mont.
gomery. Lewis, camp co-ordine
ator; Mr. and Mrs. R. R ton, Camp Dellwood; Mr. Mrs. Chris. Iverson, day and; Mrs. Paul Moore, relations Mrs. Buehler, Juliette Low; Mrs. Charles Mason, staff and offiee; Mr. Zoercher, finance; Mrs. Charles F. Voyles, Little House; Mrs. Ben Turner, senior; Mrs. Wilbur Zobbe, hospitality; Ford Smith, farm management, and Mrs. W, L. Heston and Mrs... Brockman, members-at-large. Elected to the membership nominating committee were Mesdames J. D. Alford, William Dismore, 8imon Jenkins, 8. W, Benham, Harry Helbig, Gerald Goodwin and Thomas Hansen,
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