Rod and Gun urges fishing prep amid scarce tackle
The piece advises anglers to service bamboo rods and tackle now, warns bamboo scarcity as wars and rationing loom, and endorses fishing carp and catfish as recreation and food. It cites experts like Dr. R W Eshmeyer on reservoir health and calls for better water level management during spawning to protect bass and bream.
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Reds
John A. Knight
R. W. Eshhmeyer
TVA
Sport Fishing Institute
North Carolina
Eshmeyer
Power of Knowledge Promises Health Wealth in Tibet Tale
A 39 year old American journalist Edwin J Dingle credits a Tibet encounter with dramatic health recovery wealth and recognition. He offers a free 9 000 word treatise via The Institute of Mentalphysics 213 South Hobart Blvd Dept 1498 Los Angeles 4 Calif limited copies available adv.
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Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angeles
Calif
Adv
Hand bidding lessons and a bridge problem discussion
A New York City reader notes missing a slam due to South’s bidding choice. Changing one heart to a club reorients the hand. South or North should bid spades and aim for a slam, with six spades favored by many players. The article then poses a bridge quiz and today’s question about a given hand with no vulnerability.
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New York City
South
North
Controls Loom As Production and Materials Curbs Tighten
New York January reports indicate a wave of controls on metals rubber tin nickel zinc and related materials. Steel mills must reserve up to 35 percent of output for defense orders while petroleum pipe makers are promised steel for tubular goods. Rubber and tin limits tighten, and wage price freezes loom, as industry braces for broader economic curbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Petroleum Administration For Defense
National Production Authority
NPA
Military leaders push for 18-year draft and longer service
In Washington the Armed Services sub committee heard Army Chief Gen J Lawton Collins defend a 24 division active force by July while Adm Forest Sherman urged drafting 18-year-olds. Gen Hoyt Vandenberg warned American forces can hold in Korea as proposals to extend selective service to 27 months drew opposition.
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Senate Armed Services
Washington
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Naval Operations
Forest P. Sherman
Air Force
Hoyt Vandenberg
Korea
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