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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 28

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 28

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A newer te retrdy'i Punie CROSSWORD PUZZLE BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRI MAY 8, 1953 I BRIDGE Harry J. Roth ACROSS 1 Stat Keweit to: sJ Wi It Streamer II Flower 14 Near 15 Organe of bearins There are some players who just can't seem to stop bidding. Give them a few good cards and they now think they must go to game. KHjAg Spin kTTTt REPRAne ar glAMAH WE pF SOPtlTST AslARA fiSCfciAIDjf 06TI Eulogist "pa ps IEaTCdi NH5i PWtAlv1Sl Ag 75 Urgo SO If J9 Ascetlce 41 Cooled lave. 43 Weird 45 Depression 40 Suffix adherent of 41 Reimburse 50 Petition 51 Halt 65 Short Jacket 65 Note of scale 86 Consternatioa 69 Worn away Wants Pusile DOWN 1 Mother IT Pitch 'U Anger J0-lnsect 31 Obscure t4 Lengthy 2 Irritates 38 Comb, form: dawn Trao 31 Lighting devOte Jl Makes lace Television Auction Sale Will Aid Infirmary Fund By BOB LAXICAX THE NEW SHOW: Here I was with niy big mouth opened wide and ready to talk about Channel 4's new show, "Coke Time With Eddie Fisher" (7:30 to 7:45 p.m.

Wednesday and Friday), when the guy takes off for London's Palladium. My scheduled called fur Fisher's show to be reviewed today. He didn't notify ME that he was going to England and won't be seen on tonight's show. He's going though, and won't be back for a couple of weeks. Wednesday, May 27, to be exact.

Bon voyage! Kddie's new show, which had it's premiere last week, is a solid 15 minutes of music in the popular style. I'm a The South player on today hand was 'encouraged to keep on bidding by reason of the fact that he had not run into trouble with his first two heart calls. But when his opponents bid a notrump game he had to bid again to take a sacrifice which cost him plenty. Fast dealer. Neither side vulnerable.

A .19764 2 0 8653 1075 LIMITED TIME OFFER QUALITY GUARANTEED AH our coal is sold with a money back uarantee, BUDGET TERMS Stock up now at lowest posaibhl coal prices of the yearpay later. lliMS 7 8 9 10 3 W2 'ZWLZZZ-WLZZZ ztw.zztwjz Indefinite article I Suffix: Uke 4 Close to 6 Mistake (Behold! 7 Teutonic deity Perform Having shoe 10 Smaller Empties by dipping 13 Ogre Id Go by water 19 Growing out of 21 Applaud 53 Man's name 26 Part of fireplace Remained erect SO Upper air 32 Brims 54 Withered 36 Blouse 37 Hurry 38 Mature 40 Accustoms 41 Spirited horse 4 Diner it Ripped 9 Long age) 58 Prefix: before 54 Swell (slang) 67 Hypothetical force 6S Rupees (abbr.) SO Dutch (abbr.) i A A .12 0 10 RQfi2 A 7 2 A. I 9 43 A 1085 9 AQ10984 094 ADVERTISEMENT Dr. Brady Says: A gullible Hoosier begins a 400-vorl letter by informing me that he has recently returned from a sojourn at the best advertised clinic (he himself designates it merely as 'the where he, being. I am led to infer, a man of had what he calls a "complete checkup'' and its ten to one the credit department knew, before the customer had gone far, just how good his check would be.

When they had wheeled away the last Rube Goldberg gadget and conducted the customer to the desk of the head man, he learned Well, really, for two bits and a stamped, self-addressed envelope 1 could have told him as much in the booklet "Call It His only trouble, it seemed, was Winter cough. He should go home, take care about undue exposure to the weather and all that old hokum they pour on the customers at the "clinic" when they don't know what to do for them. And rio customers like it? The Hoosier doen't put it In words but he brought home the Idea, all right. He will no longer have dealings with the doctors "around here" he knows the best doctors are far away. So if I will end the prescription 1 gave bete recently for "dry cough" he will consider any suggestions 1 may care to offer, etc.

On page 35 of the 1 book the Hoosier will find directions for whipping up a hatch of fool proof cough medicine. It is as good for children as for adults, but it is intended for acute troubles, or for temporary exacerbations of chronic troubles; 8 The bidding: East South Like Father, Like Son North Pass Pass West 3T 10 2 Pass Pass 25 Pass Double Pass Crosby-Como guy myself, but after listening to and watching the Fisher lad at work, it isn't at all difficult 1i understand his tremendous appeal. His voice is pleasing, he doesn't mug, and you can understand what he's saying. In today's yodeling market, which is overstocked with mediocre crooners, it is almost impossible to be given a show of your own on TV. 1 never spoke to Eddie Fisher about this, but I have talked to many other well-known male singers and a TV" show is the thing they want the most.

The most, man. In addition to Eddie, Officers of Fellowship Club to Be Installed If wM The Brooklyn Fellowship and Women's Club will hold its an nual installation of officers, din the Children's Court. ner, show and dance tomorrow evening at Concordia Hall, 49th quence he could not make a single trick in spades. He was finished and only took four tricks, and thus was down six, for an penalty. Declarer could have saved several tricks had he laid down the instead of leading a small spade to dummy.

He would have taken three more tricks and saved a lot of points. With West bidding the spades this play would not have been as bad as it looked, for if the two top spades were in that hand, he would have to lose those tricks in any event. West's one spade bid, while indeed irregular, was pretty shrewd. He was preparing the way to play the deal at notrump and he didn't want a spade lead. West, on lead against the four -heart doubled contract, opened the 0Q.

then shifted to the K. A second club was ruffed by declarer, who promptly laid down the When both followed he continued with the queen. West won this trick with the and next cashed the He then shifted back to diamonds, leading the jack and then the ten. Declarer ruffed the third St. and 15th Ave.

To be installed as joint presl Eddie Hisher dents are Herman -Graver and Mrs. Kay Ander. Installing officers will be Domestic Rela tions Justice Nathaniel Kaplan and Louis Wolff, chief clerk of Irving Weiner is chairman of the arrangements committee. Buy U. S.

Savings Bonds and Stamps Plenty in a Name Ogden, Utah, May 8 (U.R) A would-be forger picked out the worst possible name from a "When I first came into business with Dad, he told ma how important our Yellow Pages ads are," says Frank Mackler of Mackler Plumbing Heating Borough Park. "And he was sure right! I know that some of our very best commercial accounts, as well as most of our consumer customers, have come from the Classified phone book." ADVERTISEMENT round of diamonds and, with only one rump left in his hand, led a low spade toward North's jack. West promptly ducked, and East's blank queen won the trick, Now, on a club return, declarer ruffed with his last trump, and as a conse- SALE SALE SALE a ik i "As a matter of fact," adds phone directory to sign to his burn Hardy who has been check. He used that of .1. Mor-widely publicized here as having disappeared last October.

Helps You Overcome FAtSE TEETH I IN I 3 and WALLPAPERS newcomers or old-timers are in the market for a product or service, 9 out of 10 of them look in the Classified Telephone Directory. Be sure they find you there when they look. Get all the details from Bill Clark of The Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. His number is Mangle 5-3869 call him today.

New York Telephone Company Harry Mackler, "in the 30 years we've advertised in the Red Book, it's brought in at least 30 of our new customers for everything from boiler repairs to sewer cleaning. I've already taught my grandson that' it pays to advertisein the Classified." The acklers know from experience that when folks in Brooklyn "Coke Time" boasts some ery attractive and expensive sets, and Don Ameche's teeth, which are priceless. It is reported that ex-Army Private Fisher will earn some during 1053. Cordon McRae and substitute for Eddie on tonight's huw. The time again is 7 TV NOTES: George Reeves, who plays "Superman" on Channel 7, has been signal by Columbia Pictures for the rule of Sgt.

Stark in ''From Here to Eternity" Anne Jeffreys and Robert Sterling will play the roles of Marion and Oeorge Kit by in a TV series based on Thorne Smith's Leo C. Carroll plays the title role. John W. I.oveton, producer of "Mr. and Mis.

North," will also produce this series which is scheduled for a Fall premiere Believe it or not WNBC ADVERTISED for a man with a pleasant personality to announce their "Music Through the Night" show this week. You may be the fellow they're after. Write: Program Manager, WNBC, X. Y. 20, X.

Y. TK 1,1 Lucille Ball and Desi stars of Channel 2's "I Love Iaicy" scries, were asked In address the convention of die National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters. They were told that every hroad-caster would be (here to ineel her. Said Lucy, "Good! I'm told that our show is seen in 9tt permit of all available, markets, I'd like to meet the guy who's holding out!" GOING. GOING.

GONE! Something new and different in the way nf rai-ing money for a worthwhile cause will be attempted tomorrow when WNBT conducts a tele-Uinn auction from 10 a.m. to p.m. for the benefit of the New York Infirmary Building Fund. Devi-ed by Ted Cott, ice president of NBC, this unique telethon will auction off more than $50,000 worth Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or eel ill-at-eas because of loose, wobbly false teeth. FASTEETH, an improved alkaline (non-acid) powder, sprinkled on your plates holds them firmer ao they feel more comfortable.

Soothing arid cooling to guma made sore by excessive acid mouth. Avoid embarrassment caused by loose plate. GH FASTEETTH today at any drug atore. of merchandise to the TV audience and those in the audience at the Center Theater in Radio City. Celebrities scheduled to lend a hand during the nine and a half hour program include Faye Emerson and Skitch Henderson, Jinx and Ted McCrary, Morey Amsterdam, Warren Hull, Dagmar and many others.

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Please read on I ast December die people of this country gave a typical, enthusiastic, American welcome to the announcement that Packard was returning to the fine-car field. Once again America had a new choice in fine cars! At the same time, the Packard CLIPPER was announced as the only medium-priced car in America built in the fine-car tradition. The big type of car that Americans like, priced just a lew hundred dollars more than the low-priced lines. These announcements were the first step in the revitalized Packard Program! Now you are invited to participate in step number two with 12 new Packards and 12 new Packard CLIPPERS to be awarded those who follow the simple rules for participating in Packard Invitation Month. May 9th to June 9th is the time.

Just visit your dealer then See the new Packard or CLIPPER and, on an official participation form (which your dealer will provide), write 25 words or less about the feature that impresses you most. Tell us what we should jay about that feature in future advertising. Send in as many suggestions as you wish. Just be sure each one is written on an official participation form and is in the mail before midnight on June 9th, 195). See your Packard dealer soon.

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