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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1950

Page

7

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Mixed Network Lineup

A cluttered listings page details ABC WMAL WHAL and CBS broadcasts from 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm including news summaries, sports talks, music programs, dramas like The Lone Ranger and Great Gildersleeve, comedies with Bob Crosby and Bing Crosby, and late night variety and boxing bouts.

Ivening Abe Cbs Silettt Abc-Tba-Caat Abceombs Nest Abe Newe Abe Beulah Cbs Newa Abe Jack Smith Cbs Daily Commentary Ivyy Nbe Mr. Chameleon Cbe Abe International Airport Groucho Marz Abe Harold Peary Vbs Abc Scienta Abde Bing Crosby Abc Family Theater Lawrence Welk Abc All Nets

TV Highlights New York December 13 Evening Schedule

Television listings show pre Christmas programs with a capella group from University of Pennsylvania on MBS 1030 and Upsala College choir on NBC 1130. CBS and CBS-10 boxing features Vern Mitchell versus Bob Satterfield, NBC-8 Ed Wynn and Break the Bank on NBC, CBS-8 Godfrey’s Hour and The Maugham Theater, ABC Don McNeill and Wrestling, and Dumont Jury Trials with George Putnam at 10.

Lifetime Abe Abe Godfrey Cbs Abe Mangsham Cbs McNeil TV Club Abe Dury Dumont Cbs Plainclothesman Chicago Abe George Putnam Hollywood New York MBS University of Pennsylvania

End Play Proves Easy With No Planning Needed

Oswald Jacoby explains an end play in a bridge hand where East wins the opening club ace and returns a diamond. The scenario shows how South can avoid trouble by recognizing the diamond ace and avoids misreading the position, illustrating how an end play can arise without deliberate planning. The piece emphasizes practical play over fear of end plays and guides readers through the hand’s logic.

Oswald Jacoby NEA East South West

End play nets trick in light opening bid bridge hand

In a calm bridge contest South faced a light opening from West. After cashing top spades and a trump squeeze, South executed a fine end play. West was forced to fade a club, allowing South to ruff in dummy and discard the ten of diamonds, securing the advantage.

West South Dia Declarer West Nand East

Canasta signals and conventions discussed by Jacoby

Jacoby explains ethical use of signals in canasta. Any convention signaling a partner must be agreed in advance and based on actual play rather than the manner of play. He contrasts a controversial joker-eights signal with a permissible convention similar in concept.

Oswald Jacoby NEA Cincinnati Canasta

Canasta conventions and acoustics news plus a Christmas pageant

A discussion on canasta meld conventions notes risks of using joker with low pair to convey messages to a partner while opponents gain. Ultrasonic methods now aid predicting structure acoustics from scale models. Linganore Church hosts a Christmas pageant They That Sit In Darkness on December 17 with a large cast and Santa visit on December 21. Will probate confirms Edith Gardiner will leave $500 to the Ladies Cemetery Association.

Linganore Linganore Church Kenneth Watkins Bruce Ramsburg Robert Ettler Mary Ann Burkier Betty Long Joan Bury Jean Young Norman Koonty Issac Nicodemus Frankie Burkier Holmes Baker Lee Baltzell Wayne Wailhar Joe Burkter

Will of May 20 1950 names several Annapolis legatees

The will dated May 20 1950 for Miss Mary Julia Shutt and others from Annapolis and nearby towns provides for multiple personal property bequests to Eva and Theresa Brown Washington Ann Gardiner White Mary Portis Catonsville Stella Wright Gardinjee Corrie Gardinier Gott and designates them as executives. The will was witnessed by Mary Price Tusgee and Dorothy Keyes. The Orphans' Court approved three administration accounts for Charles D Sauerwein estate totaling 20 88750.

Annapolis First Presbyterian Church Toecday

Estate accounts and letters to Santa noted

Lloyd W Study administrator in the estate of William Albert Study accounted for 69058 and distributed 3748. Harry Y George executor in Lena L George estate accounted for 2494817 in his first and final account distributing 2420506. Santa letters from Mac McNulty Gary Runkles Lorraine Hagelin and John Hagelin received by the News.

Lloyd W William Albert Harry Y. George Lena L George Mac McNulty Lee Place Gary Runkles Thurmont Dolore Lorraine John Hagelin Woodedboro Sant Claus

Great delicacies in China and a free calendar offer

A fragmented ad notes rare dishes such as tonked baimbon shoots kids nest soup and beche de her with sharks fins and asks when fish bite best. It promotes a St Joseph Calendar available free at drug counters, claiming it tells facts galore.

China St Joseph

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