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seem to like anything about it. NORTH ta First he shook his head sadly Mr. Dale over Mr. Dale’s one-diamond S—7 642 ! : response. “Too weak,” he mut- H—A 2 Se tered to him- D—J 10763 self, Mr. Muzzy { c—-Q 6 would have bid WEST EAST one no-trump. Mrs. Keen Mr. Abel | 00 8—J 10983 8—K | Andhewsid LTS as HJ 109.7 5 BEEN EVEN have been pp A Ko98 D—2 HARDER FOR. wrong, a g.yg C—10917532 SHOWING . HERE WITHOUT usual, The re- SOUTH ‘PASTE \S | x sponse of one Mr. Champion 3 ve in a suit does 8A Q5 +] not promise H—K Q 8 3 Patti Rountree of Indianapolis, Ind., suggests, an idea Me, Pals | 2PTing more Den} 3 1a & which I can remember doing when I was a boy, and I am n big ; sure if you “Try It,” you will have as much fun as Patti

than does a one no-trump The bidding: g : response. If anything, even a SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST |

iitiis jess. When Mr. Dale bia 1C Pass 1D Pass | . 2NT Pass 3NT All Pass |

one diamond, Mr. Champion

and I have had. First of all you will have to decide what | map you want to make, a state, an island, a country. or a continent, whatever interests you most. Perhaps you |

py Yo > J return, ‘then Mrs, Keen could |&== rmrmiiin can make a territory which you are studying in school? |. : pi 4 a or {he equivalent. not possibly have more than | “It's from a toe hold—I didn't know the woman was a lady wrestler | Sketch the map on HEAVY cardboard, at least a foot Sv OL no. Jour spades unless the deck | when | stuck my foot in the door selling magazines! 'squere, and then make a thick paste by using two cu Il Therefore, over the two no were faulty. And in that case, | —— y au . — eviii— P y 8 ps alley | trump bid, Mr. Dale had addl- too" shade losers and two dias |p, of flour, a half cup of salt, and a half cup of water. The tional values. Not much, but mond losers would not defeat Fire Razes Log Home paste should not be runny or it won't build up for mountains. enough to go on to game. him. ' . i . i : OE A Ja Se Of Prosecutor's Aid ict Sovead Jp over the map showing Stress, shorelines, of spades, Mr. Abel played his ~~ WHAT IF Mr. Champion | The rustic home of Floyd R. 8 molnane. more paste if the mountains “4-3 Jone king—and Mr. Champion won the first trick and later |Mannon, Marion County chief need more height. Let it dry for a day or two and then hog. 4. 5. Pet. ON. let it hold. Mr. Muzzy, who found that the king was a deputy ploseculof, She Hille West paint the Seeahs. lakes, and rivers, blue, and the land areas aps. 1982 by SA Suen, th fiad moved around to watch the — singleton and Mrs. Keen held 10L-U. Ss on ow W 1 other colors. Hang it-up-on-vour wall’! ' : 4 a Ls oe ag SAE LE the play, made a terrible face that both the high diamond honors? |by flames yesterday. TOMORROW 8 Ke i ye ty Hei He probably got fod wp with his folks saying to keep out of plainly said, “How crazy can In that case, he would be surely | Neighbors discovered the fire, —Keep Track of Your Height. street, and cops telling him to stay off the sidewalk! you get?” Undoubtedly he was set. But that was the situation |In the two-story five-room log | - . thinking about the old saw he was protecting against when house while the owners were iL eet |; | NO NEED TO DO WITHOUT 5 . : that aces were made to kill he ducked at trick one. away. The Pike Township _fire| == ge {A CAR. In The Times Automo- ; kings Note that this safety play |department and Indianapolis Sta-| Whether a girl plays golf or ‘tive columns you'll find many " atin lost nothing. Mr. Champion tion 18 were called but could not! dates a heel, the some advice ‘is | on akl' sutobuve.” Look thom LARGE OAK NATURALLY, Mr. Champion could win two spade tricks—no [put out the blaze. [- good-—smack the pill ond then |splen auto-buys. L had made a fine play. Not that more, no less. He wasn't giving | Cause of the fire was unde-| walk. OM over NOW. DOUBLE he knew the king was a single- up a trick by letting the king jiermined, Sat Aree ad it] - I— s d in. He was merely deferring |started in.ihe part o e house : ton. But he had cased the han win y where a stoker furnace was sit- DRESSER

and seen that he had to knock taking his spade winners until out the ace and king of dia- the second and third rounds of |uated. 2 a Complete with bev-

§ monds before he could rick up the sud. In other words his . Fv - . eled edge MIRROR, nine tricks. 7 safety play Had everything to City Clerks to Form WANTED full size BED. s i h t all to lose. | . If Mr. Abel had a spade to gain and not ing at a o lose League at Session Here | 51 29%

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