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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1955
Page
11
A garbled astrology page mixes sun signs with unclear advice. Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Scorpio and Sagittarius receive fragmented guidance on diplomacy, efficiency, mood at work, energy, dreams, prestige and timing. The text spoils specifics but suggests cautious action and careful planning.
Donna Mae Paige once called Janis Paize speaks about weight loss from work, wardrobe costs, and juggling CBS show production with Trendex interviews. She explains why she uses her own clothes, details the schedule with double shows, and recalls how she got her stage name. Other performers discuss name changes and career moves amid Hollywood chatter.
New York based director John Huston, fresh after a 4 million dollar adaptation of Moby Dick, envisions a 20 million fund to finance life and art. He would own a castle in Tyrrund, hunt, shoot, travel by plane, and collect Rembrandts, Goyas, and Della Francescas, while remaining active in filmmaking and fox hunting.
Oswald Jacoby Set Is Lost by Wrong Play. The National Tournament in Miami Beach features a team event with a near 700 point hand from last August's Chicago summer tournament. In one room Charlie Solomon led to no trump with five clubs and a 400 point score for Solomon's team. in another, Stayman and diamond sequences yielded two diamonds doubled with complex play and spade and heart actions. West opened king of spades and East ruff, Stayman cashed hearts, and the deal progressed with dummy's entries and subsequent plays.
A mixed summary notes a bridge misplay with unexpected overtricks worth points, then shifts to a psychiatrist’s study on marital status and mental health, and ends with research urging early truth about adoption to reduce identity shocks among adopted children.
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