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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
12
Puzzle style list of cryptic clues and abbreviations referencing military service papal terms and various terse hints. Contains numbers and fragmented phrases such as English river, Swiss river, Lord (abbr), Grand Master (abbr), and multiple undefined abbreviations.
In this brisk bridge lesson by William E. Jckenney, observations sharpen play amid wartime aims. The article analyzes an unusual opening lead and a sequence where the declarer wins with careful card reading, noting how West’s discards reveal the future of the hand and the importance of avoiding unnecessary finesses in clubs.
An etiquette quiz asks if a cloth should cover a table with a tea tray, if a tea cloth may be colored, whether a tea is less formal than a reception, if an afternoon tea with dancing could introduce a new daughter in law, and if a hostess should thank relatives who stayed. It also asks what to do when a guest leaves clothing and the hostess returns it. Answers indicate cloth use and formality, and that returning postage is unnecessary.
Sam Taggard and his daughter Clara survive a brutal capture as authorities from Mexico reveal Hernando’s undercover role. Taggard’s coded Rivera panel maps expose tin locations, tying the axis spy ring to a deadly night. The rescue ends with Taggard’s apparent death and a final discovery of the coded clues.
A dense list of radio programs and time slots including The Jack Armstrong Serial, Are You a Genius Quiz, Archis Andrews Kiddies Serial, Indiana Indigo by Orchestra, Jack Armstrong repeats, War Overseas commentary, The Good Old Days, The Fred Brady Show, Dancing Music Orchestra features, and various news and talk programs across CBS NBC and blue networks. The long record catalogs many serials, dramas, musical variety, and weekly demonstrations with multiple hosts, orchestras, and sponsors.
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