Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1952 — Page 27

4 Ph —— ——— 6, 1952 es ng . | LT. eshmiller - WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6, 1952 — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TE 5 PAGE i rn PRISCILLA'S POP - —By Al Vermeer OUR BOARDING HOUSE

-with Major Hoople

MISTAH MAJOR, DIS FILLY YZ KIN REALLY RAMBLE fm S77 SHE DOAN NEED SPEED 7 AS MUCH AS BRAINS weer 4 MEBBE EF WE DROP HER J IN A CHEAP RACE WIF ¢ A CROWD 0B PIGS, SHE GIT 60 SHAMED \ SHE RUN AWAY AN' HIDE FUM ‘Em?

i VERY WELL, DEAR! BUT THE LAST TIME SAID THAT, IT TURNED OUT TO BE THAT FISHING VES u

WAIT TILL YOU,

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EIGHTHS OF A MILE IN N TY PUFFING { WHAT D FOR A RICH

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CLOCKED HER FINE - NN AND NOT EVEN SHE READY > Ace 2

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QUICK, BENNY SEE IF YOU CAN FIND OUT WHO THREW IT.

ANYONE WHO CAN TOSS A CANTALOUPE THAT STRAIG AN' THAT FAR=

match ‘em at the next stop In two minutes I'll hove em

WOULD hn. .. ATERRIFIC FORWARD-PAS SER FOR OUR FOOTBALL «EAM THIS FALL /

eating out ot my hand “

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There was an awful rumpus.and threats of a suit Uncle Ef—'o damages in the hotel last night. A vacuum

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PL aza 5551. x cleaner salesman put on a demonstration on an old rag rug that that been on the floor for years. It started unraveling and just disappeared into the vacuum bag.

FERD'NAND

Bi THET AIN'T GONNA BE SO Ra 4] TOUGH. ... GIRLS HAVE

«+ FROM NOW ON, PUNKIN... WE STEER CLEAR OF 'BM..

A-WOMAN TO HAVE WE N'T BEEN DOIN' THET T HATERS CLUB! |'/ ANY THING > wo TAC TO _ ME...LONG AST CAN WHAT'S THET? T0 DO WITH EM....IF POSSIBLE, } REMEMBER! =]

WE WON'T EVEN LOOK

— "i Copr. 1952 by United Feature Syndicate, Inc Blackwood on Bridge— FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger : ° rr — === Ne” lr - A py i ~~ are 7 or = - — 7 a 7 : Let Opponents Overbid = TABLE "B\RDS® | CARNIVAL By Dick Turner ' 27 *% TG) y ’ R. HEINSITE was shocked | i when his opening club lead South dealer | Yd .& was ruffed and bitterly disap- . East-West vulnerable 4 a3 pointed when he set today’s NORTH hand only one trick. Mr. Cham- Mr. Champion 2 % NX pion was disgusted that his S—Q 10 9 8 : . parines had H~765 / > - not made five D—J 764 N = diamonds. Mr. Gai 43 \ Muzzy was un- WEST EAST, ,| 2 happy Decguse Mr. Heinsite Mr. Meek A s partner S—J 2 S—81764 4 was criticizing H—A his play. Only D—K 2 J109 n-3 2 7 | Mr. Meek was CAKE None : Ww | smiling. He C—Q1076432| 3 71 hadbeen ITH & NN = 1a HERD, afraid his part- $e Te Murry 2. SWEET ner would get AX 3 N al ¥ 7 ' | $2 2b ] ol wd Mr. Heinsite D—AQ1098832 \o NI == =1 a cS \ Mary Schoenherr of Ft. Wayne, Ind., has sent in TRY | Be ‘With the actual result he C—None 0 Ne ° ITs before, but she is the winner this week with this idea was relieved and happy. The bidding: = WN <° for using summer fruits as table decorations. She wins a After rufing the lead of the SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST | N\ XX i TRY ik k for the best id i i i ’ king of clubs, Mr. Muzzy had 3 D 4 H Pass Yass | Sh 8-6 ~ hil | | ook for the best idea sent in during this week's snapped down, the ace of Fi 5D Dble. All Pass BERS RRP 2 br MEA Some. hoe selection. You might like to send in your favorite game, monds. When the king failed to = 5 For : gl . ’ti ick. i fall, he went after spades. Sacrifice!” Mr. Champion | “His wife gave him a hammock for his birthday and he likes to craft, collection or trick, so you could be a winner too. | Mr. Heinsite ruffed the third Snorted. “You can make five use it during the lunch hour!" You can see from the above pictures how much fun

lead of spades and returned the ace of clubs. Mr. Muzzy trumped this, went to dummy with the jack of diamonds, led the good spade and got rid of a heart. However, he still had to lose two heart tricks for down one.

” n ” : MR. HEINSITE was so excited about the club situation that he got a little mixed up. “Why would you refuse to bid

diamonds all the time. If there was any sacrificing to be done,

they're the ones who had to do

it—at six clubs. n n s “ALL YOU had to do,” Mr. Champion continued, “was to go to dummy with the queen of

spades at the third trick, lead | the jack of clubs and ruff it. |

Then lay down the ace and king of spades. If Heinsite ruffs the

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