Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1952 — Page 39

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Blackwood on Bridge—

M?& ABEL'S ‘“stinginess’ lost him this Thousands of similar contracts are lost because of the declar-

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er's unwillingness to follow the principle of “lose one, gain two.” Mr. Muzzy won the first trick with the king of clubs. Paying no attention to Mr. Dale's play of the deuce, he continued with the ace of clubs, which Mr. Abel ruffed.

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peared to Mr. Abel that the ace of clubs was almost surely in Mr. Muzzy's hand. He therefore led a spade and put up dummy’s queen. But Mr. Dale showed up with the ace and he won and returned the jack of spades, driving out dummy’'s King. n o u WITH TWO tricks already lost, there was nothing left to try but the diamond finesse and when that was wrong, the hand was set. On winning with the king of diamonds Mr. Muzzy managed to return a spade to Mr. Dale's good ten. Mr. Abel's thinking didn’t go far enough. True, the bidding indicated that Mr. Muzzy had gome high card outside of the club suit. He might have both the king of diamonds and the

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ace of spades, but surely he had one or the other. n o 2 THE BEST play, then, was to lead a little diamond from the closed hand at trick three. If Mr. Muzzy had the king he would have to play it or go without any diamond tricks. And when #e did, two spades could be discarded later on the third and fourth diamond leads. , If Mr. Dale did turn up with the king of diamonds, then the ace of spades had to be in Mr.

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Muzzy's hand and successive k inh . h sn leads up to the king-queen of rattle—y'know, you might save money by trading the car in! ‘The arrivals were two male ahead: the Interior Department's budget It had been stolen from Hill's spades in dummy would hold = - —— purple marting, the insect-eating The martins are early this year. request today as the House pre- Garage, 212 W. 13th St. last 3 ' . “

the losers in that suit to one.

Beat Patrolman Loses Car to Thief

Two saucy travelers

"It's the only way | can round him up when

Season's First Martins Show Up

stopped were spotted by D..R. Wehber, __ off in University Heights vester- 4058 Otterbein Ave, and his neighdav and demanded housing brought Otterbein,

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* action. “Landlords” over the city

"Let's see—couple of window leaks, worn fan belt, door handles opened their houses . to shut out intruders

Ihirds home-owners welcome, First Thay usually arrive hetween Mar. Pared to vote on a reduced money pjght {reported here thig season. they 25 4rd Apr. 1. -

boarded up of the males. It's the birds’ habit

: —By Bil Dwyer

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Here is a way you can do some bowling without going into 8 bowling alley. If you have a backyard, or your friends do, that is large enough to roll a ball over smooth ground or grass for 15 to 20 feet, you can make a bowling alley. Instead of bowling pins. at the end of your “alley,” you will need 6 to 10 coffee cans or other uniform-sized cans without sharp edges. ® The cahs are sunk to ground level by digging a small hole to fit the can into and packing the earth around it. Be sure the ean edge is deep enough so it will not be in the way of the ball as it rolls toward it. You might save the earth in piles so that it can be replaced if you wish to discontinue your game. : { | The holes may be arranged in a group or in two or three lines to fit the area where you play. Roll tennis, golf or croquet balls at the cans, counting a point for each “hole in one.” TOMORROW: A Wren House From a Fruit Crate.

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Dearborn of 4100 Cuts Interior Funds Emptied Safe Found

WASHINGTON, Mar. 21 (UP)! A battered safe,. emptied of The House Appropriations Com- $410 in cash, was found today in to send the man of the house Mittee chopped $133.567,000 off the back yard of 211 W. 13th St

Expected shortly are the mates

bill for independent agencies. i

Craig Headquarters | Manager Is Named

Patrolman Lloyd Whohrey in the 800 block of Massachusetts would like very- much to find a Ave. before going on duty late ‘car- thief. It's a personal matter yesterday afternoon James M. Knapp, piceland, with him. Patrolman Whobrey reckoned three-time Speaker of the House his 10s 1500 . in-the State Legislature, has been The policeman was walking his his loss at $1300. named manager of the campaign Peat on the near East Side last i

headquarters here for George N. night when he was notified a 1949 Heads GOP Group

Nash had been stolen,

( raig. candidate for the GOP nom- Gerald Powell. Peru, Miami , ination for governor. That wasn't all. It also had r GOP chairm: has b The appointment was made by been driven five miles southwest unty 4 chairman as heen pan some girls love a man, Linn S. Kidd, Brazil attorney, of the city and burned. , named head of a committee ey do it for all he’s worth. gwen Mr. Craig's campaign chairman. Sala a boosting the candidacy of Craw- —————————————————— ; BN I i pie It was his car Patrolman Who- cord Parker for the GOP Secre- . hrey wis furiher aniified tary of State. nomination. Mr : Answer to Previous Puzzle | The tolieeman, who lives at parker is a member of the InWhat's Being Worn =R[O|S[&] IMU VIR] S 4919 .Young Ave, had parked it diana Public Sérvice CCommission.! OPEN ASE =|) TIE - Plalr(T] [REIT] _e[C|EN HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Elian Mel pdom zis THY ® &L 1 A girl wears 1 He sells G|re[E|OVIS|V|CIClE|E 0 4 REPEAT this clothing LANDY IP|O|<IB 7] | & | bh 6 All God's fabrics ORI PAT] IN lL 4 . 2F h wWIE|D[P] 1 [IN AS chillun wear rench, ANT PSP these dramatist Cl elRT REA] [N]E 11 A man wears 3 Nights before [SISTA JO [AF]= A this 4 Uncle jem 1] [EIA [ve 12 Sign of the wears a high ASE ARE] IS = i hat ; zodiac 3; 14 Flower cluster 5 Robbers 3 oe al art 3 parrier 15 Printi 6 Precipitous . § p . : nting 7 Solid 22 Fire alarm 35 Accustomed Histeses " 3 Pronoun 24 Make happy 36'Restrain 16 Sacred bu 9 Deletion 25 A waiter may 38 Auctions 17 Pajamas are ,,c...¢ wear it 41 Heat worn when 11 Worn as 27 Firmest 1 Fiace ' mourning 28 Darkens etter o 19 A — suit fOr 15g, ndest 29 Club-footed alphabet 20 bany mentally 30 Elusive 46 Cow talk \ ting implement New, Smart 21 Her —— is showing 22 Certain 17 JEWEL

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