Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1952 — Page 13

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By BOB BARNES

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DON'T LT. OWE You A FIVER

FOR EXACTLY

Blackwood on Bridge—

Book Learning

Alone Won't

Make You a Good Player

Bridge is not, and (I hope) never will be, an exact science. Reading text books on the game will help you, but you can read them all and you will still have hands dealt to you where good

judgment is your only

guide. What would you do with Mr.

hand in to-

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partner opened the bidwith one heart. The books say Mr. Dale's hand is too strong to pass, so that's out.’ The books also say he shouldn't bid one spade because his spade suit is not strong enough to qualify as biddable.

» » » NEITHER can he bid two clubs or two diamonds because his hand, in general, is not strong enough for a two-over-‘one response. A bid of one no-trump, with a weak singleton in his partner's suit, is regarded as unthinkable by expert players. What Is he supposed to do, then? The answer is, of course, that Mr, Dale has no good bid at all, no comfortable bid, no bid which does not run some chance of misleading partner. He has

Mrs, Keen

- only a choice of bad bids...

and_ that is where the good judgment comes in. He must choose the “bad” bid which is LEAST likely to mislead partner and therefor least likely to land the partnership in an unmakeable contract.

Dale’s-

“day's deal. His -

South dealer. Neither side vulnerable. NORTH Mr. Dale S—J 654 H-2 D-K J 62 C~-K J4?2 WEST EAST Mr. Abel Mr. Muzzy S8—K 7 S—AQ1092 H-K J943 H-8 5 De 4 Delf 8 5 C—A 1053 C9178 SOUTH Mrs. Keen 8-8 3 H-AQ1078 D—=AQ1713 8 The bidding: ' SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1H Pass 18 Pass 2 D All Pass

I THINK Mr. Dale made the best choice. He bid one spade on his slightly shaded spade suit. If Mrs. Keen rebid two heart, he would pass. If she rebid two clubs or two diamonds, he would pass. If she raised to two spades, he would take his chances, there. If she

bid three spades or three hearts, he would try three no trump.

Mrs. Keen's actual rebid was two diamonds, which became the final contract and was made with an overtrick. In deciding on the -one spade response, Mr. Dale’s reasoning went something like this: It's better to lie a little about your suit than to lie about the overall strength of your hand.

Spelling Bee Word Practice List

Here are more words taken from the official word list of the National Spelling Bee in Washington, D. C,, last year for grammar school pupils to study in preparation for The Times Spelling Bee.

All the words in the local spell-| downs, which start Apr. 14, won't|2o, 31, 34, 35, 64,

be this hard. But® these words— like the others already published in The Times—will be good practice, “ The first preliminaries of The Times Spelling Bee will be held

the week of Apr. 13 in 19 commu-|} nity centers. The second prelimi-|

nariés will be the following week. The spelldowns are open free to any grammar school pupil under 16, years old. The champion will get a free trip to Washington, D. C. to compete in the National Spellihg Bee the week of May 21.

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Pearce wants

TV and Radio—

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e Newcomers

By Kathleen

to know.

a right to.. This month Eb and Zeb, the two rural characters created by Al Pearce and Will Wright, are 24 years old. Eb and Zeb first were presented to West Coast audiences

on the Blue Monday Jamboree in

1928. They went from a regional network to national audiences on

the country.

both NBC and CBS chains, and into vaudeville houses throughout They were tran-

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, #7. 88. 62'and their disks are still among

WHO ARE all these upstart comedy teams who are so proud because they've been going for 15 years?

Al

Is he getting ready to brag? He sure is—and he has

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hools 7, 8, 25 *8t. Paul's Evangelical, south: |tures on many Al Pearce recently returned to

entertainment

semiretirement

is Watch out, you

The Al Pearce seen at 9:45 a. m. dally on Chan~ Jhomas nel 6,

Watch

going

Sunday's

1Ty CEN-|the most popular program fea-

stations.

field from to find Eb and

cen. Zeb still popular, Now the old 21. #2, team

strong again. kid comics. Show can be

radio-TV

section for this week's winner

in the

Interesting bits frem TY a ENTE ools| letters will be included, too.

letter-writing - contest.

other

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SPOTLIGHTED—Jilla Webb,

songstress, is frequently spot- |

lighted on the Vaughn Monroe show, Saturday at 9 on WIRE.

Kirby got the bird as the pet |piped “Good-by”, “How's that?”,

0, t. Joan of Arc. Orchard television,” says Jimmy Durante,| The final hlow came, however,

|“is that you gotta do a lotta when Denise Lor went on to sing.

{and phone number. Now I gotta]

NITY CENTER,|Momorizing. Onc’t all I had to do 10. BL Philip” hools 15. was remember me name, address, VAI AL H, 903 Shelby A hols 13. 2k remember a whole show every vangelicsl. | month, I can’t handle all this, so

I'm making a catastrophic sacrifice. I'm givin’ up my phone num-

en

GARRY MOORE'S penchant for

birds backfired on him during a

{The bird took one look and gave ‘a long, low wolf whistle, - ‘ THE Protestant Broadcasting and Film Commission is readying {a- handbook on the hows and why

lof religious broadcasting for use {by ministers and others producing {radio and TV shows in their own communities, »

» THE TREN

recent telecast of his Garry Moore 4, TV shows on: celluloid con-

show, 12:30 p. m. daily, on Chan-

nels 6 and 10.

Ivan Sanderson, the naturalist,

who has appea

red several times

on the program, gave Garry a mynah bird, whose talking "and Same. mimicking talents ‘are highly de-

veloped.

a,

{tinues, The Burns and Allen program will get the vidpix treatment and Eddie Cantor hopes to

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i ” | THAT Arthur

Garry put him in a cage on (hog the whole show. stage and during the show vainly tried to get him» to perform-—

Kirby attempted a commercial— of Radio-TV friend mynah went into action. awards are 1

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noumcer Durwood

\For the third successive year,

Godfrey has been voted the all-|

For tiny table favors ink on the features. Make caricatures of your guests

and watch .it curl.

are always a few who wil

. HERE COMES DAD, BUT EMPTY HANDED! /

If you are having a party before Easter, you might like to make your own favors. Since eggs are in season, why not have fun making egg-shaped heads and faces? For wall decorations cut out large eggs from construction paper, then with crepe paper add cutout features, frilly hair, or even braid pigtails, |

make paper curls pull a strip across the edge of a pencil ' This also makes a wonderful party activity, if you| [hy . 7 by C L by have a lot of egg shapes cut out to hand to your guests,| an e an aug iso that they ean try their hand at “making faces.” You should have a box handy with plenty of crayons, scissors, paste, and colored paper. When a group gets together there

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use bits of cloth and paint or them humorous or try to make if they are close friends. To

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humor. which makes’ a lot of fun for all. "It's difficult j MONDAY-—Select Your Bird Neighbors, : “without # h lo 99 Srod mented hearings!"

nationwide survey of viewe {and listeners.

radio show and the best rad

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Vegas, Nev. » Marie Wilson

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Three-time winner Godfrey has|l

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been acclaimed “by listeners and || viewers for having the ‘best TV | variety show, the best daytime |

variety show, His “Arthur Godfrey ahd His Friends” was voted

IRENE DUNNE and _Robert| 10-0ld Time Minstrel Young will be the first film stars || to éwn a television station. Their || money will erect one in Las | 10-TV Bhowcase

” ” JIMMY CAGNEY is paging!| 10-My Friend Irma

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Lamb” when “My Friend Irma” goes off the air for the summer.

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