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WORLD, MASOR HOOP STOLE A LOT OF STAMPS OUT Sy THAT BOOK THAT You DUPED MY, BOY REGGIE INTO TRADING You. «THE NEXT TIME YOU SEE ME, THAT MAN WITH

lane?

ME WILL Be

Aunt Mollie Harmsworth is beginning to worry cow which she tethers along the 80 steak-hungry she's afraid

she'll find old Bessie killed by a passing car any day with a hind. quarter missing.

SANDY HILL

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Blackwood on Bridge—

Partner Jumps

To Five, Shocks Mr. Meek

R. MEEK thought serious. ly about passing his part. ner's opening bid in today's deal. But with an ace and two Jacks; which was plenty for a one over one response, he final. ly decided to bid one heart. He almost fell off his chair when Miss _ Brash promptly raised him to five hearts. This completely unscientific bid really put Mr. Meek on the spots. He had a sure diamond loser and (apparently) two spade losers. But he made his contract. anyway, on the following line of play.

2 n # THE OPENING lead was the king of diamonds and he won with the ace in dummy. He cashed the ace and king of clubs and ruffed a third round of clubs in his hand.. He entered dummy with a small heart to the king and led the last club and ruffed it. Next, he laid down the ace of trumps, picking up the last ones held by the opponents, Then came the jack of diamonds and Mrs. Keen was in the lead. If she returned a diamond at this point, Mr. Meek could have ruffed in his hand while discarding a small spade from the board. Then the dummy would have been good with the exception of one spade loser.

- » 2 BUT MRS. KEEN led back a spade. She gave long thought to the question of whether to lead the 10 or a small one. Actually, it made no difference

. but her final ehoice was the 10.

Mr. Meek covered with the jack iA dummy and Mr. Abel played the queen. Mr, Abel was now

Ask Widening

FUNNY BUSINESS

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helpless t6 make an effective return, If he led a diamond, Mr. Meek would have a siuff and a ruff, as before. He therefor returned a small spade, hoping Mrs. Keen had the nine. But Mr. Meek won the trick

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one-half inch material about 18 inches long. Cut out the! side of a large tin can and then sketch a design on the tin. I have selected an Indian tepee to go with the arrow head pointer, When the large design has been cut out and tacked | to one end of the arrow, and the pointer or arrow head

with that card and it was all over. “I'll never do it again,” said Mr. Meek, nervously. “Next time I have only an ace and two jacks, and you open the bidding, I'll just<pass.” “But Hosmer,” said Miss Brash, “you needed so very little more to make a slam.” (Mr. Meek shuddered), “And anyway you had more than an ace and two jacks. You had the nine of spades.” .

to spend most of the summe

entertainment coming.

Miss Brash was right. The ;. 1.8 A nine of spades was the key Sunday's radio-TV section ecard. -| will carry the prize-winning letter in this week's contest. Look for it and excerpts from other entries, The subject for next whek will be announced in the regular

Indiana Grocers

‘Lucy’ Is Rated Tops So Stars Get No Rest

By Kathleen “I LOVE LUCY,” Channel 10 at 7 tonight, is such a smash hit that Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz are preparing

stead of taking a vacation. Looks like a long haul of good

turning.

readings.

WCPO-TV—Channel 7

SATURDAY

PM LM. 4:00—6-Gun Play. T100=Psul Whites m

house : an 4i3-Caee s Revee ih ™. 100==8- Gun = hs ECS i SS Ba :

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WCBC—1470

Anderson-Indianapolis

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MONDAY-A Scrapbook Cover From Scraps.

Channel 6

w=SATURDAY =e -d:00 Pp. Moses 6-Film 10-Yth. Wants to Know id :30 P, Mee

6-Racket Squad

webi00 P. M.= 6-Johns Hopkins 10-Bedford Salute

b:30 P. M. == 6-Wayne King

10-One Man's Family

di— "A successful marriage is might just as well start maki

no longer do as he pleases!”

TELEVISION

8:00 Pr. Mom

8-TBA

10-8how of Shows 8:30 P. Mo

6-Police Story

ol Lo TR ed Sm based on understanding, dear! Seo y him understand he

10-Rootie Kazootie 8:00 P. Mo 6-Film | 10-TV Bhowcase B30 P. M.om

Of Morris St, 0 Convene Here Underpass

radio-TV column Sunday. “BATU ner

Nee AR i 4 " i; x ". 5:11 : ; a 5 4 4 470 Melody 5: ev. Maloney 22d annua] meeting of the Indiana' . THE MENTALLY ILL are In- i . ea_ko8e 30—Touipeniration Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers diana’s No. 1 health problem, % 4 Aly a Maley 8 Briard Association to-! In order to bring the facts : i rin bi and Parade i hails Bb morrowand Mon. &bout mental health before the a. 8» | South Side merchants have day in the Clay- Public, the Indiana Association WLW-T Channel 4 called for widening of the Morris ool Hotel. |for Mental Health is sponsoring SATURDAY St. underpass at the Pennsyl- Kenneth Stauf- & series of programs over local vania Railroad. The Madison Avenue Businessmen’'s Association asked why & a new, wider underpass was Rot, ji |

-:00 P. Moe 6-Wrestling

«9:30 P. Mw 10-City Hospital

w=7:00 P. M.we 6-Ken Murray

10-I Love Lucy wee ;. Moa

6-Groucho Marx 7:30 P. Mee «12:00 Midnightws | 10-F1im 10-8tu Erwin 10-News-Sports

run PM $58 outh Forum 6:00 Midwestern : ootie arride 1:00. All-Star Revee 8:008how of Shows

4:45~News

CU (SS | —" — "S55 _ W—" —" v—— o— — 0 Wo =" - — - we Wo Sw ww wy WS Gu moderate a panel today ort WIBC. Titled “Punish- § 5 A discussion on ment Without Crime,” the show eva biome Parade

no fn nk En (EE RADIO PROGRAMS

ning opesings., many - problems to be solved # i SATURDAY PROGRAM i k [WXLW 1590

H fo r- locally, 7 ¥ Act Lillian Gish will have th —— —— i e oR — merly with Bears ’ Actions Litas Gish will Rave the WFBM 1260 | WIBC 1070 | WIRE 1430 | WISH 1310

fer, editor of radio stations, Food Topics, willl First in the series is at 6 p. m. constructed at the time Morris St. was widened to four lanes

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waukee survey

Kroger Co. the showed 29.per cent of the fami-

the association, said the street

narrows to two lanes through the underpass, City Engineer William R. Hunt sald today the widening project was delayed because of lack of money, Cost of a new, four-lane underpass would be about $500,000, he sald. Indianapolis, the railroad and the county road department would pay for it, he added. The city has only $50,000 for all street, bridge and underpass construction this year, Mr. Hunt pointed out. :

OPA, and served with foreign aid lies owning TV sets hadn't left, {in feeding Italy. {the house to see a movie in a | Zenn Kauffman, merchandising year, director for Philip Morris & Co.,| Ltd, will speak at the banquet, Sunday night on “Showmanship! in Business,” : :

4 » MARGARET TRUMAN has de- |

3 clared she in-| %

tends to carry out her theatri-| F cal career even | after her famous F' daddy retires from politics. 4 Besides lining

Where to Go

Indianapolis Home Show, Manufacturers Building, State Fairgrounds. General admis sion, 50e. 11 a, m, te 10:50 pm. Jeflerson-Jackson Day dinner,

concerts around the country, the

up a series of]

DR. LOUIS W. SPOLYAR—Dis.

cusses health hazards in business.

of “Grandma Moses,” the amazing| {blography of the favorite Amer{fean primitive artist who began Walter Van Kirk, religious news painting at 80 years of age . , , analyst, will give a 10-minute OH, 10, 10 P. M, summary of conference action.

s 0 # On the Air |

LOUIS W. SPOLYAR, GRCHESTRAS OF THE

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director of the Industrial Hygiene woriD ... Ward Glenn presents’ _

Division of the Indiana State Board of Health, will speak at hony Orchestra, conducted by 10:15 tonight on WFBM. Paul Schubert, The orchestra will Appearing on “Indiana Labor,” ‘perform “Symphony No. 97” Dr. BS8polyar will discuss the WIRE, 7 P.M. Hygiene Division's development] TARZAN .... A hunting trip, jand its present role of eliminat-\organized by a wealthy man to| ing health hazards in Indiana toughen his son, brings about an| ndustries,

recordings of the Hamburg Sym-

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Murat Temple, 6:30 p. m.

Presidents

Indiana Roof presents Fred-

Margaret ting another,

daughter is get- TV Tips

intended murder in “Tarzan and

{the Coward” , , , WFBM, 7:30 P.M, GANGBUSTERS.. . . “The Case

‘| were killed yesterday when their

die ' Shaffer and his all-girl orchestra. $1.20 por person. 8 |. avorite partner, Jimmy Dur-

p. m. ante. “Portraits in Black.” Civig ._ 5

Theater. 8:30 p. m,

Collision Kills 2 Pilots

LONDON, Apr. 19 (UP)—Two Canadian Royal Airforce pilots

Truman guest shot with

cast a series of three 15-minute

ference of the Methodist Church, starting Apr. 23 in San Francisco. : Bishop Richard C. Haines, resiSabrejet planes collided in mid-/dent in charge of Methodism's air over Skegness, on the Lincoln- | Indianapolis Episcopal area, will shire North Sea coast. speak briefly on each program.

WISH AND WIBC will broad-|

news reports on the General Con-|

KEN MURRAY . . . Edward of the Accused Witness,” in which |

Arnold is starred in an original/two thugs accuse a witness of be-|

dramatic sketch, while Rosemary Ing an accomplice to their crime, (Clooney, vocalist, and the comedy|!8 folved . . . WFBM, 8 P.M, {team of Willie West and McGinty, VAUGHN MONROE . . . The

join a Girl of the Week visit to University of Houston, in Hous- . CH, 8, ton, Tex, will be musically sa-

1 P.M. {luted aie WIRE, P.M.

| SHOW OF SHOWS . Actress , LOWER BASIN STREET .. . Arlene Dahl will be gubst star. ON® Of the world's most “intelil-|

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Unnat'ral History Voice of America Bandstand U.8.A. Bandstand U.8. A. Without Crime Fox's Den News-Young Three Sons

Gene Autry Gene Autry Tarzan Tarzan

20 Questions 20 Questions Jr. Town Meeting Jr. Town Meeting

Gangbusters Gangbusters Broadway Beat Broadway Beat" Robert Q. Lewis Robert Q. Lewis Robert Q. Lewis Robert Q. Lewis News-G, Forbes Indiana Labor Oscar Dumont Oscar Dumont

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Ben, Robert Kerr Sen. Robert Kerr This Is Your City This Is Your City News It's a Dog's Life Here's to Vets Musical Praise

|gent” women, Dagmar, will be hostess, Marguerite Piazza heads §, guest of honor. She will give, the Dill of featured artists . . .\ner “thoughts on the future of CH. 10, 8 P.M. chamber music in the United PLAYHOUSE OF STARS , , . States , . WIRE, 9:30 P.M,

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