Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1952 — Page 21

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afraid Mr. ~ Muzzy woyld take it as asking for aces. | The opening lead from Mr. Abel was the deuce of hearts. The ten was played from the board and Mrs. Keen won with the ace, After considering ‘her hand and dummy and the bidding, Mrs. Keen came up with a nice defensive try which should not have worked but did.

She returned a small diamond, hoping her partner had no more than two diamonds |

Mrs. Keen

Aug. 23. | Moretti was off duty at the, He said it was an accident,

Prosecutor Harold Austin,

| Radio Video Comi Answer to Previous Puzzle fy and a quick trump winner. If nw [21A IN HN / this were the case Mr. Abel | : Cs ! 1 i T.M Reg. U. 8 Pat. OF. A A [¥) Copr. 1982 by NEA Service. Ine. 3-18 might ruff a third lead of diaHORIZONTAL 53 Penetrates ACI = monds. 14 Comedian 54 Before iota a "| dreamed about you last night, Owen! | dreamed you introduced Mr. Muzzy played—low—and--10 Enthusiastic VERTICAL 1 INVAP me to that cute new boy in English | B!" dummy’s ten won. There was a | ardor 1 Retainer CET = 2 sv * lull “in the play after this trick 12 Interstice 2 Click beetle ER . . and finally Mr. Muzzy said, 13Lariat 3 Burmese wood ‘IEI= All = D Of MN T | “Come on, Abel, lead some14 Father sprite PIAITIZISITIGINIZINIO veny icer New iria thing. You can't take. all 15 Guinea Ea a night.” New e 4 Bright-colored [RIV ITIOIAIL ov; . ° g kerchief N BIDEN | ( k Si Mr. Abel pointed out. that 17 Qualified 5 Soviet w- , ! fi cago : aying dummy had won the trick and 18 Females mountains 19 Asiatic nation 35 Wanders the next move was up to Mr, | 20 Make a 6 Communists 22Inone'sgift 36 He isa —— in | ay Unita Pree time, and the double slaying Was Muzzy, It was now clear that | mistake 7 Universal 24 Parish of his field CHICAGO, Mar. 18 — Judge ronorted the aftermath of a tav- Mrs. Keen held the ace of dia21 arbeouice g guste 8 Lauisjams > Ze u i Wenge FE. Grady Jestentay se ern brawl he had provoked. > Adduce ostri inet bir ‘nie ormer policeman Michae : 23 Naval air 9 Pines 27 Hodgepodge 40 Cut apart ts Yrolion.: for or ia The case had local political re ; Moretti’s motion for a new trial ’ station (ab.) 11 Small horse 29 Tremulous 43 Prong nh d ‘ais 1 percussions when State's Attor24 Fire (comb. 13 Uncommon . 32 Whip 44 Age n the murder of a 15-year-old poy john 8. Boyle failed to get pr — gris) 16 Iroquoian 33lure..... 49 Fruit drink boy, = wer .an indictment and a special pros- Say \ me | sre ae Indian 34 Lofty 51 Right (ab.) Judge Green automatically 1n-"goutor was appointed. —— . vw} 28 Oriental ® g [Yokes a jury's verdict of life Effi had been assigned to Z porgy [Ege Rene Mr. Boyle's office. 29 Dif Hage Morett! was accused of the oretti’s brother, Thomas, cre | 30 War a fatal shooting of Arthur Gamino, ateq an uproar in the courthouse 15, and Edward Salvi, 21, last corridor when he spat on Special |

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2 Kansans Defy Income Tax Laws

TOPEKA, Kas.,, Mar. 18 (UP) “.Two Kansans defied the federal income tax laws yesterday on the grounds that “too much of the money goes for military arma-

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objectors” to the tax payments were Miss Edith Aldis of St. John, Kas., and the Rev. Gerhard Friesen of New-

is a former Congressional minister, Miss Aldis and

men{. Miss Aldis said she paid 10 per cent of her taxes, the amount) estimated used for non-military spending. The Rev. Friesen sald he would pay only indirect taxes.

Would Let Kids Smoke

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Mr. Muzzy Blows Hand By Failing to Finesse

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' people, and here is a way that younger people who are ir /in coloring with crayons or colored pencils can have fun, | of the nice things about this coloring idea is that even tho

[1s a person in your family who works the puzzies appearing in

1 s Jas 2 < T Pans paper, be sure to wait until they are through working them be > you start coloring.

» All Pass : = Coloring puzzles can best be done with crayons which are sharp monds. ‘and # Mr. M pointéd or with colored pencils. Work out all kinds of colored © ven Mr. Muzzy patterns and designs, using as many colors as you care to. You caught on to the plan she had 'may have to look in old newspapers to get a supply for coloring. .: in mind. Tommy Schaeffer of Milwaukee, Wis, who is six years It NOW | suggested this coloring idea. You may want to paste the {onto a cardboard so they won't tear too easily’ when you: working. 4 TOMORROW-—Put Action Into Paper Cut-Outs.

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to keep in fightin' form!

Look your best and feel your best —drink milk —it’s a basic food! Drink a glass for breakfast, lunch and dinner—and just beforefyou go to bed. Drink milk for that pleasant pick-up too—it keeps your fit as a fiddle!

CEPR RCL CR 9104 Tuesday, Wedr day & Thursday

LEAT FETE IT

And don’t forget! Milk really costs less ‘than most other foods—in comparison, every quart you buy today is worth 29¢c. To stretch food money, simply serve more milk!

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