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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1943
Page
8
WM. E. McKENNEY appraises Olive Peterson's Common Sense Contract in a three part feature. The outline explains deciding between part score or game on opening bids and the path to slam if possible. The 80 page book spans 13 chapters covering all bridge angles and a summary of the new game.
Bridge manners urged as Mrs. Peterson notes bridge remains an intellectual pastime with sportsmanship valued. In Equity Court Tuesday Chief Judge Edward S. Delaplaine granted an absolute divorce to Anna R. Crampton from Frederick G. Crampton, both of this city.
Puzzle style clues list a silent film star Ruth and scattered word fragments across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid hints include ages rivers notes elements and common words, forming a crossword style exercise with named entities and general terms.
In a tense chapter, Lee learns a servant doctored wine to trap him as Elias reveals a plan to smuggle Belgian refugees to America. Lee confronts danger, vows to shield the family, and schemes with Prince Lenkoran while suspiciously testing the wine.
The court granted custody of an infant daughter to the plaintiff and ordered the defendant to pay costs. E. Austin James served as attorney for the plaintiff.
A chaotic radio listings page enumerates multiple programs and series across CBS NBC and related networks. Notable items include Captain Midnight repeats, The Lone Ranger, The Johnson Family serial, Caribbean Nights Concert, News and Weather segments, The Battle of the Sexes, and various music shows with orchestras and commentaries.
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