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

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INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . 3: _ —By Al Vermeer

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THIS HAND was a danger. ous misfit for both sides. Whoever got the bid was in for a lot of trouble. After Mr. Abel doubled Mr. Champion's two club over-call, Mrs. Keen started thinking about’ her next bid. She wasn’t quite sure whether she should rebid her spades or bid two diamonds. One thing was sure—she was not going to let the double stand. Her problem was solved by Mr. New. HE bid two diamonds. Mrs, Keen's best action was now clear. A profit at diamonds was acceptable to

her, no matter who got to play ~

the contract. She doubled. With a disguested snort, Mr. Champion bid three clubs and Mr. Abel doubled again. This time Mrs. Keen felt justified in letting the double stand, Mr. Champion went down one, two hundred points, losing two clubs, two spades and a heart. This was not a big loss, of course, and it is true that Mr. Champion would not have been permitted to play two clubs doubled because Keen would have taken it out, The point is, however, that if Mr. New had passed, as he should have, there was an excellent chance that Mrs. Keen and Mr. Abel would get into a contract which they could not make, “Why would you:take me out of two clubs, New?” inquired Mr, Champion. “I couldn't stand clubs. I had a singleton,” Mr. New replied. “You could stand two clubs a lot better than you could stand what would have happened to you at diamonds,” barked Mr. . “If 1 had wanted you to show your best suit I have doubled. Since I

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New Tax Troubles

WASHINGTON, July 5 (UP)— A tax expert has told Ben, John, J. Williams (R. Del.) that the

failed to make a thorough study! Vision stories

management of the late Robert Medal of Honor. E. Hannegan and Fred M. Saigh Jr. Mr. Hannegan formerly was chairman .of the Democratic Na+ tional Committee. Mr. Saigh, who, still owns the club, is under fed- conjunction eral income tax indictment. |

Congressional Record a letter SIX weeks. from Colin ‘F. Btam of the joint : committee on internal On the Air taxation, The letter said the Internal Revenue Bureau ent-

TV and Radio— : Bob, Ray at It Again; This Time on Video

By Kathleen

satire.

Completing the cast is Bob Denton, an announcer and straight’ man whose “serious approach” to: everything provides an effective comedy weapon for Bob and Ray. #

A MESSAGE by Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson will be heard at 6 tonight on WIBC. The Postmaster will speak on) the Postal Transportation Service. |

THE SCENERY and native

India

children will be seeing on future “Smilin’ Ed” TV shows, Channel 6, 10:30 a. m. Saturdays, will be real thing—and educational

Producer Frank Ferrin traveled to India to photograph a fulllength movie, “Gunga Ram,” and Buzz Bandit,” in which a gang ER ~ was so intrigued by the spec{tacular scenery, he decided to reBall Club May Face turn — photograph jungles, animals, native villages and cere-

monies—and use them in future “Smilin’ E4"” films.

THE VETERANS of Foreign CONCer Research

Treasury Department apparently) Wars is Blniug 4 series of tele

of excess funds of the St, Louis Plots of servicemen who have 3/4 to Auding Out WHY cancer Cardinals baseball club under the been awarded the Congressional

” - » CBS I8 working on what it con'siders the hottest deal of the year! —a package involving Bing Crosby doing a regular radio series in with a video deal | which would present the Groaner|

For listening audiences only— they're on WIRE at 10:30 a. m..

To my mind, Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding form the cleverest team of satirical humorists to be * seen in many a day. te a pleasant, unassuming ‘lyoung man of 20, and Ray, a | year his senior and equally pleasi lant and unassuming, are brilliant } exponents of comed, In their subtle, déad-pan fashfon, the boys lampoon all that is stuffy and conveniently dull to the average American citizen. Radio and TV share the brunt of their piercing wit. . | For this new TV series, boys have engaged a young actress, Cloris Leachman, to assist in their sketches. Leachman, who can play comedy or dramatic roles with equal ability, has starred in other TV productions and on the Broadway

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I'VE BEEN WAITING for this day—along with thousands of others—and now it's arrived, I'll be found each Saturday night at 6:30 glued in front of my TV set. © What's the big occasion? Bob and Ray finally have made their TV debut here on Channel 10. For the rest of the x summer, at least, I can sit back | and watch as well as hear their

WITS—Bob and Ray make TV debut here.

Symphony Orchestra, conducted

First Symphony by Beethoven . . WIRE, 6:30 p. TRAZAN , . . Urgently needed

supplies, in transit from Dakar to Suez across the African jungle, are found missing in each shipment, until Tarzan solves the mystery . .. WFBM, 7:30 p. m. GANGBUSTERS . . Gangbusters crack the “Case of the

leader operates right in - the

shadow of the police department +. WFBM, 8 p. m. ’

New Stains Aid

SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—An

spreads through body tissues has been devised by Dr. J. F. Rine-

hart, pathologist at the Univer-

sity of California hospital, The announcement was made by the American Cancer Society, which supports research at the university and its hospital with an institutional research. grant. Dr, Rinehart has devised three

Sen. Williams placed in the On the screen about once every new stains which will aid in dis-

covering how ‘cancer manages to penetrate tough connective tissue, known as basement membrane,

ORCHESTRAS OF THE one type of which separates skin WORLD . .'. Ward Glenn, master from underlying tissues.

This the disease its invasive quality, Dr. Rinehart stains tissues and,

under the microscope, attempts to

determine whether the basement]

membrane {is defective in the early stage of cancer development, permitting cells to break through. He also will make chemical

und in the tumor reduces the ough restraining membrane to a jelly-like’ or watery consistency

cent fiasues. Some scientists be-

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Even boyhood ambitions have gotten into the campaign. Eisenhower says his was to be a ball player or a railroad conductor. Taft says he wanted to be a fireman. The Democrats had better make a quick check on whether ball players, conductors or firemen have the most votes before saying anything.

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used time and time a reappear. , He should feed sack body stuffed.with rags. place a flour sack head and tie off two stuffed ears, as| shown. - Paint on large eyes, a nose, and a mouth. Four cotton stockings for arms and legs are best, for i

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for stunts. This is a puppet-like, large stuffy which can be n and packed away in a box to about your size, starting with a|S Next, stuff and sew in §

§ ithe rag stuffing will not show through like it would with " Inylon hose. When the “arms and legs” are stuffed, sew them to the feed sack as shown, using strong thread. ; By tying the “toes” of the figure to your own shoe , strings and holding the arms in your own hands, you can really put on a comical dance. A wrestling or boxing match will really get the laughs in a troop or pack meeting. Work | out a funny stunt with your “friend!”

MONDAY~—Learn to Read the Common Brands.

"Of course we're not exceeding the estimate! We did that when ; we made the estimate!”

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