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JACOBY
on
BRIDGE
NOTES: Many of
our friends are asking us for ideas
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on carrying their jpoUisettis over
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for another year. First, you want
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to get ail the mileage you can
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from your plant. It likes plenty of
light and prefers a temperature
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of 70 degrees F. by day, and
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not less than 60 degrees at night
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too much water, or not enough.
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Low night temperature plus lots
SOUTH
of water will also cause the leaves
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to curl and drop.
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When the plants begin to fade,
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you can plan on growing them
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again for next year's show. Dry
P O S S I B L E DANGER—At sea in rough weather on * small
the soil by withholding the water
North and South vulnerable
boat.
Whenever any kind of craft heads out on the most limited
gradually. Set the ported plant in
West North Bast Sooth
a dark, cool cellar where uV tem- trip, she should be thoroughly prepared for the worst that could
l+
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Pass Pass
perature wiB go around 50 de- ever happen to her.
Pass
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grees. Then in March. April or D •• m . .
, tr%r\\ktm
a J C A M/
Pass 2N.T. Pass Paw
May you can cut the plant hack Dill KODlnSOn S P O W E R A n d S A I L
Past
to about 5 or 6 inches to allow —--——----------—«--——-«-----—————
Opening lead—* 7
new growth to atari New plants
can be started from the branches
you cut off. These cuttings can
By OSWALD JACOBY
be 3 or 4 inches long, and can
Written
for XEA Service
be stuck in moist sand. They root
East's
hand
really calls for
within a couple weeks and make
pass in third seat but match point
fine plants for Chriatma* bloom.
duplicate players just don't pass
You can take FOinsettU cutting!,
up through August and still make I At Morehead City, NiC, on the and by then it began to b e appar- 12-point hands in this position. Ho;
blooms by Christmas.
jlntracoastal Waterway south of ent that this w a s no short-lived opened one club and passed his
After danger of frost is over, set Cape Hatteras. the 60-foot schoon- squall, but a s m a l l intense, unpre- partner's one spade response.
the mother plant outdoors, pot and 'cr Yankee Girl H, familiar to dicted storm center. A succession South refused to be shut out and
all. and keep it watered during wmany yachtsmen ever since she of blinding squalls with gale force went to one no-trump. North chose! Whofr Young People Think
summer. Turn pot every 2 or 3 cn the Bermuda Race in 1928, is winds" kept her raildwn"andT"la-,£> raise to two no-trump and that
weeks so roots wont grow through now undergoing a thorough over- boring hard until dawn, with con- became the final contract
time bottcm of pot. Give your plant haul to prepare her for a voyage ditions rugged on deck and below, West opened a club. East duck
an occasional feeding of a liquid to the Bahamas and West Indies, #where things were described as and South won the trick with
plant food. From September on, J It is an interrupted voyage that nmmultuous-much gear adrift." jack. He knocked out West's act
ace
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the plant will need different treat- almost ended in tragedy late last
of hearts next and West returned
Held Her Own
™ent.
:
J fan, and the fact it is being con- The Jib blew out, Its remnants a small spade. East won with the
FREEt Want to know more tinued at all is a tribute to the thundering like machine guns for ace and led back the ten. West
about raising Poinsettias? Send sturdy sea-keeping qualities of the the rest of the ordeal. The engine gathered in South's jack with his
rock *n' roll shouter, but a smooth
me a self-addressed, stamped en- famous old campaigner and to the also gave trouble with fuel line queen.
B y E U G E N E GILBERT
y e tope for a copy_ of our revised j seamanship and" hardihood of the breaks, but was kept repaired and Now West made the killing play. Perry Como, the baritone barber and relaxed balladier. Does this
bulletin. How to Make Your Pohv'crew who started south with her. Yankee Girl was able to hold her He shifted to a diamond. This of Canonsburg, P a . , shaved the mean rock 'n' roll also is in desettia Bloom For Christmas. No They were able to rally magnifi- own, close hauled with shortened play established two diamond sideburns of Elvis Presley to win cline?
p t
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A ^ y . ^ . u n e T x P e c t e d 1 t r o u ! ) l e - Jsail and engine keeping her up into tricks for East and set the two a flock of honors in our annual Perhaps s o . Sinatra and Boone,
no-trump contract one trick,
both basically crooners though
teen-aged popularity poll.
F A F . R G R E E N CARE: This de-( Yankee Girl n was almost tost the wind
given
occasional fits of rock
E
a
s
t
and
West
thought
they
h
a
d
partment
is evergreens
receiving letters
aek- which
in one have
of a series
Early in the morning a distress (•a good score. North could h a v e "The Slouch," a s Como is known 'n roll to
ing us why
have such
plaguedof mishaps
cruising call
edged
out Presley by c o m was sent to the Coast Guard
in entertainment circles, proved
poor color to them. In most cases; yachts heading for southern wa- utter Chilula about SO miles in- m a d e three hearts and the best h i m e i r n o slouch* tt t h e b a & ' b n x ! fortable margins. An <f . s w e e t
over-all coloring is nothing to be * ters this year. And her adventures shore, who reported herself out of they could have done w a s t o m a k e as both boys and girls voted Urn " t e e d Eddy Fisher, yvho hasn t
alarmed about since the cold point a lesson that should be heed- the storm area in moderate seas. two spades. It turned out that they the top male vocalist of the year. !**ad a sohd hit song in many a
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weather Is responsible for it. Yews ed by all who go afloat for pleas- From then on the vessels kept ra had a bad score and it w a s all Presley, last year's winner by a,moon, still remained strong enough
AsA\ *Tw^
turn black
arborvitaes
turn, ure boating, whether in a small [dio contact as Chilula took'bear- East's fault.
wide margin, dropped all the way!** tie
tie rhythm and blues singer
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brownish to black, andorra juni-j out board on an inland lake, or off- ings and headed for the embattled East had violated an important to fourth place, behind Frank T o m m y Sands for fifth place
Unscramble the 4 sets of letters, making- a word of each
pers turn pinkish-purple, and hem- shore in a seagoing vessel.
schooner.
Nonchalance P a y s Off
principle of duplicate which is thaf Sinatra and fast rising P a t Boone.
jumble. Print each word, a letter to a square, beneath each
locks, scotch pine, Mugho Pines, j The lesson Is: Be prepared for In midday Yankee Girl went if y o u a r e going t o open a poor Como further solidified his posi- Como drew first place votes from
and others will turn yellowish the worst at all times. Never get through the patch of clear weather hand in third seat attack with your tion as pin-up boy of the bobby sox 26 per cent of the girls, nipping
jumble. The letters you have printed o n t h e circled squares
Don't worry about these color!under way unless you are able and at the eye of the storm and they best suit. E a s t should have opened set by winning first place in the P a t Boone by a single percentage
may then be arranged to spell the turpriee atuwer suggested
changes, because just as soon as.ready to eope with any kind of headed off into increasingly vi- one spade.
by the cartoon clue. What i s i t ?
(answer on Monday)
voting by the gals for favorite point. Presley appearled to enough
warm weather rolls around in sudden change in the weather. cious squalls from the northwest West would have raised to t w o television personality of the year. bobby soxers to beat out Sinatra
Yc.lerd./i auwens RADAR BOOUSATOMC OtMINI -DOOMCAANG
spades and North and South would But funnyman
spring natural colors will return.[Never assume things will remain!in the anticyclone.
Steve
Allan for third place in the feminine vot
Evergreens near a road can!calm and pleasant, even on the Conditions aboard were now ex- have been nicely shut out of the copped the overall title of favorite imftake on a grayish cast now (due [quietest of summer mornings,
tremely serious, but the stout hull bidding.
TV personality when the votes of ^mong the boys, Como was first
applique designs by stitching
to salt sprays) and in the spring i
Properly Equipped
The
defense
could
h
a
v
e
gone
In
managed
to
rise
to
wave
after
both boys and girls were tabulated w l H i a n M per cent vote Sinatra
w
around the outlines. Cut away exthe side facing the road may show| The husky schooner, headed !wave. Contact with the cutter was any one of a number of w a y s a n d together3. The boys ranked Como! second withtfper cen andllkxjne
cess fabric after stitching. Trim
signs of salt injury—brownish to j from New Jersey to a winter voy- finally made after dark, but it was did at the other tables, where E a s t inthird place as a personality after 3 , notch behind at 14 Presley
with
bright sequins and beads.
reddish cast, as if winter-burned, age in southern waters, was thor- impossible to get a line aboard de- opened one spade but in all cases
a ^ ^ g i S 9 m m % J U t k
Hosing of the foliage in winter roughly well-found and properly spite several desperate hours of when the s m o k e of the battle had picking him in the top spot as
Mount pictures on cardboard or
cleared a w a y E a s t had m a d e two " On the basis of the vote of bothl^tom rung with 4 per cent each,
will help reduce the salt injury J prepared in equipment and person- trying.
stiffened buckram and finish with
and girls, Ed Sullivan finished What makes Como so popular
spades
for a plus of 110 instead boys
A screen of burlap Will help keep nel for an offshore voyage. Yet 151 Finally, after one collision In,
y
g
narrow frames.
in second place as a television!™* the youngerJ-JJ
salt off.
minutes too long in carrying sail!mountainous s e a s the next morn-™ 100
To keep colors bright, give picCard Sense
Black or burned spots around and one loose screw almost put jing, the line was secured and an
personality, losing, to rival Allan;, A l^ear-old Little Rock Ark^,
Iad
uts !t
wa
:
Need
a
gay
picture
to
brighten
tures
an occasional going-over
the base of evergreens mean dog;her on the grim roster of vessels all-day ordeal of towing corn- Q — T h e bidding h a s been:
[Dy a single percentage point.
!
P
**• X H e acts m m with
the
upholstery brush attachthe
playroom
or
the
children's
self
and
puts
all
he
has
behind
it
West
North
E
a
s
t
South
burns. Rope repellent or fences ! mysteriously missing at sea.
^menced, with the schooner slamHudson
Rocks
Gals
ment
of
your
vacuum cleaner.
but still remains easy going""
You don't need to go overDouble Redbl.
Pass
will keep pets away. In spring if She left Morehead City Nov. 29lming through the seas and rolling 1 Dia.
Despite the havoc he made with « * . j " « S T Zs E mU ^ l y J eEf Hl eU corner?
Pass Pass
?
you notice that your evergreens, for an outside passage to the Ba-j70 degrees. In late afternoon at the 2 Dia.
,e rating sy
systems in his occasion- S S ^ f c * . . ! ! ^ £ . S ^ board on fine paintings. Just turn
the
have an over-all browned appear- hamas with a favorable weather [entrance to Morehead, the tow You, South, hold: Spades, 5-3-2; al television appearances. Presley efforts have won him a host of to your sewing machine and make
ance. chances are the plants have forecase of moderate to fresh was cast off, with the expectation Hearts, A-7-6; Diamonds, 9-3-2; did not figure as a top TV person- admirers among the nation's teen- your own wall decorations.
agers.
winterkilled due to too little moii-1 southwest breezes, no storms pre-{that Yankee Girl could get in un- Clubs, A-9-4-3.
Domestic wool felt can be used
ality with the teen-agers.
"He seems like he just has a to make effective pictures, say
ture in the. soil. Low soil mois-j dieted, and a 15 m.p.h. sou'wester def h«f own power, but her engine What do you do?
Behind Allan. Sullivan and Como good
time on TV and doesn't act local sewing center experts.
ture is the greatest killer of ever- actually blowing.
was dead. The cutter was unable A — Pass. You would like to came Phil (Bilko) Silvers, comedigreens.
•
Things went along beautifully to maneuver in the narrow chan- compete since yap** two aces must an Ernie Kovacs, rustic Ernie stuck up." commented Paige Dun- In order to make a felt picture,
(,REEN THt'MB BONUS: If!until late evening. The wind fresh- nel and had to proceed inside and mean that your side can afford Ford, entertainer Arthur Godfrey navant of Richmond, Va.
The same relaxed, offhand ap- first select your design. Many patyou're having trouble making yourlened a bit and went further ahead, the schooner then drifted o n the to compete but you just don't hav# a n d n e w & m a n Edward R. Murrow
tern companies have transfer patDiteeatiaaed Colors
evergreens come through the win-j air temperature 70 degrees with a jetty. It w a s not until after mld- anvthing to bid. You have P w f c r T ^ b ^ p f c ^
K S ^ A I S S ^ M S . I ? 2 ? J E terns. If you would rather draw
BENJAMIN MOOR!
ter. send me a self-addressed. | moderate sea. and the husky night that a smaller Coast Guard
g ^ t e actor, followed by fee A t t s a t J W a n g t t « £ tele- your own or trace from a magastamped envelope for our bulletin schooner barreling along at 10 boat w a s able to work her free ably
rious. been fixed but it is not g f | M ^
_ zine, transfer the design to the
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knots under full working sail—per-1 and bring her to the dock,
William
Holden.
J a n « - a « ^ i ^ P J ^ % ^ S S i e
on this subject.
of
DUPONT
and
John
Wayne.
humor.''"remarked
a
17-year-old|fabric
with dressmaker's carbon
feet deep-water sailing. .
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Special stuffed buffet eggs: mil; The girls didn't see it that way g ^ ' p J S T I
paper.
crabmeat, finely chopped "lery;at JJU.
tek
were noted to me^soSh^es^lind | M ™« k e cube
section
of
the
reIt is advised to back the dethere was talk of shortening s a i l . f e ! ™ ^ 8 " ° L j £ t 2 2 2 f f t 5 and green pepper and seasoning Place in their fluttering^f ^ »£ f r o m Providence. R.I., praised Al- sign with organdy for extra body.
Until Sold
w th mayonnaise and mashed e g g i an overwhelming
margin,
distantly .
.. . . .
, unrehearsed Cut out your design, leaving plenf
but it had not been done when t h e \m*o"r *e tS™£j"*£
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L?tt
hby
v 7J aa m ess Stewart,
warf
followed
Burt
han
yolk to fill e g g white halves.
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nonchalance, even if it took hours ty of seam allowance, and baste
sudden fury of the squall caught !
*"*** m f o u r °*y**
Lancaster and Clark Gable.
of
practice to get that w a y . "
the boat 15 minutes later, knocked
the organdy in place. You may
Inexplicably, in an a g e when TV
1
Nonchalance
just about explains embroider features on felt aniher down and split the big mainwesterns have revived the fortunes
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sail with an ear-rending
of the strong, silent types. Gary the voting in almost every direc- mals.
H crack. All
tion.
Como,
"the
Slouch,"
emerges
hands were immediately on deck
After details are stitched, baste
Cooper wound up in ninth place on
as the top vocalist: Brando. " t h e j d e s i g n to felt backing. Set mato take in sail, but the big hunk of
bom lists
Men may be going around soon canvas jammed 20 feet up the
Kim Novak, the slinky blonde I ;LbruS.'.the t < £ a 5 2 S t 1 * ^ ! chine for a namwsaffi stitch and
in transparent suits and chiffon mast when one screw of the track
siren, won enough wolf whistles to * « « J 2 • S t S ' S L i ' S S IIZ\
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WALLPAPER t PAINT CO.
shirts if the present trend toward pulled away from the mast, blockC ' hf»«t sftrmw honor* smomr I to P actress honors and easy going;
tair*
light-weight clothing continues, ac jing the slides,
;Se boyT who next liked K S l l g j v e n Allan winds up as the top
t
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studied
nonchalance
cording to members of the Inter-j It took over half an hour to work
leg..:.*«—
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f
i
e
about
to
enter
the
era
of
n
n
w
e
a
r
We
Give
S
ft
H
Groon
Stomps
Reynolds.
.
Ingrid
Bergman
and
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So let's get with it kids, cut out
VataliP Wnnd
Evidently, as the voting
shows,
national Assn. Of Clothing Design- j the wildly flapping tatters of the
the rockings and the rollings and
ers. .
I main down and get them furled
A l t h o u g h ^ hasn't made a pic- oSl df "h a?t W l t^h S ^ L J S J ^ S slouch a bit.
The avenge man has shed about!
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ture within the past year. Princess
fe teen-agers and
15 pounds in clothing weight since s p e n d t h e b u s i n e s s d a y i n s c i e n .
Grace remained the top actress of
the turn of the century, says Carl tifically heated offices and live in
the year as far as the girls were!
A. Forney, president of the asso-lhomes where the temperature is
concerned. Ingrid Bergman took]
nation, who points out:
.___. I kept constant, summer and winsecond place and Debbie Reynolds
and Audrey Hepburn tied for the
"WTien the breadwinner of 1900 ter."
next position.
ran for the morning trolley, he Grandpa's suit was made Of
Marilyn Monroe, inactive in her
fortified himself against the cold woolen fabric so heavy it could
career since marrying Arthur Milwith long underwear, heavy sui*. almost stand alone, but the modler, was seventh on both lists.
waistcoat, leaden-weight overcoat, ern man wears feather-weight
Singers All Shook Up
muff ter, gloves, bowler hat and suitings which are tailored to the
The biggest shakeup in teen-aged
sometimes spats or leggings.
natural lines of his body and don't
loyalties and emotions since last
'The aim In clothing design to-hamper his movements;
year's poll came in the ranking of
day is light-weight clothing with-j For the age of space travel
male vocalists. The sudden emerout heavy padding and excess lin-jahead, say the clothing designers,
gence
of the serene and confident
ings, to give freedom of move- men may have transparent, weightMr. Como as the top vocalist and
rnent and avoid bulk. Today we go less clothing which never gets
the equally sudden downfall of the
to work in heated cars or trains.'soiled and never needs pressing.
frantically writhing Mr. Presley
came as something of a shock.
We had expected that Presley
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might
slip a notch in the popularity
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poll and be replaced by some other
rock 'n' roll artist, since all our
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'same
dance
on
Friday
nights.
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surveys in the past year pointed
ITcml
unmrmrr
Q-'Dear
Miss
Williams:
I
am
I
don't
know
which
one
to
take
hon|e
j to a steady decline in his appeal
r
i Rotflaxby
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t
a boy 14 years old and I like a girl and how to handle the situational [to teen-agers
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very much. I would like to date Ans.—Apparently none of these' Last year at this time he was;
largest In the „ ! S u ? T ^
her,
but am not sure my parents girls Is "special" to you. So find a tops, winning 33 per cent of all
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will approve. How would I go fourth one—a date you'll like so;first place votes. By mid-year he
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about letting my parents know I much that there's no doubt abaft l was still riding high, but his per1
• b o are in this 1 1 A t t o r n e y
whom to take home-you'li went centage had slipped to below 20.
would like to date her?"
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to
choose her!
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(For
free
printed
tips
on
"Date
per cent of the votes and wound
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cial dance, play, party, school or Msnners for Boys," send s u p fourth.
grass
n Blariner's
beginners
church affair, then simply tell your stamped, self-addressed envelope But the amazing thing is that
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parents shout It, adding casually to Elinor Williams st this paper.) the new king is not a rollicking
48 Crafts
34 East (Fr.)
25 Costlier
that you're thinking of inviting
N e w Zealand's
37 Arid
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Carol Smith to go with you. Then
38 Everlasting
(printing)
ifs up to you and them to arrange
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(poet.)
the details, money for the tickets,
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transportation (one of your parITSailsr
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ents
driving the car) etc.
d f Kind of
41 Change
Q.—"Dear
Elinor: What's wrong
(naut.)
53 Over (poet.)
ttMskea
with a boy who seems to like you,
54 Man's name
but exchanges dances when we go
out, and leaves ma sitting alone
while he talks with other girls and
friends, never asking me to be
4
with them?"
tm
Ans.—It's all right for a boy to
let at bt
exchange dances when you're dating if you, as well as he, always
have a partner. But It's bad manners and rude (and crude!) to
leave you alone, while he's your
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to dance with somebody else, h i
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partner, if he's your date. And
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when he talks to friends, he should
take you along and Introduce you,
and not prolong the chit-chat, because you are the main event of
tht evening, as his date. Maybe
he doesn't like you to a really
special way or perhaps be just
doesn't know any better. You'd be
ltd end Moi. — Open All
smart to find a more considerate
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