Lose Initial Trick To Make Contract Leads To Poor Play
Bridge note explains how misreading first trick in three no trump doomed several hands in a recent tournament. Declarer erred by winning the first diamond trick, failing to devise a correct line if diamond return occurs, and misplaying later rounds. Commentary by ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA. Also contains profile of dress designer Ray Driscoll who found fame in London Paris and Hollywood after stints as a waiter.
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West
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Hollywood
New York
London
Paris
Ray Driscoll
Duchess of Kent
Lady Castleross
Frank Buck
Diana Churchill
Macha Lupescu
Pierre
Driscoll
Colony Club
Jed
SCREEN ACTOR HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured film player
A crossword style clue set for a printer's puzzle featuring terms across and down. It lists several numbered hints including a pictured film actor, verbs, nouns and abbreviations to solve within a single grid. The vertical clues give additional categories such as highway, color, and scientific terms.
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South Carolina
At Your Service Madame waiter aims for Hollywood fame
The article follows Ray Driscoll, a former Pierre room service waiter who gained publicity through a celebrity clientele and a forthcoming book. He earned about $180 weekly in tips, later left after five months, and hopes to influence costumes for female stars by promoting dramatic simplicity in Hollywood.
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Kurt von Pantz
Ray
Driscoll
Madame
Lupescu
Pierre
Hollywood
Victory Garden Plans Boost City Wide Food Production
Scarcity of seeds tools and labor pushes Victory Gardeners to organize community plots across cities. Chicago reports 130000 gardens covering 1700 acres yielding 55000090 pounds of fresh vegetables and school children contributing nearly 500 tons in 14062 gardens despite heat drought and insects. A swap crop plan and shared equipment further extend growing capacity.
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Victory
Chicago
San Francisco
Denver
New York
STUKAS Mosquitoes In Army Lore And Pajama Battles
Army readers report STUKAS as bloodsucking mosquitoes with a fearsome reputation among GIs. Soldiers imagine organized swarms led by a diabolical commander, while anecdotes describe mosquitoes penetrating nets just as sleep nears. The tales frame nightly nuisance as a vexing martial contest.
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Quartermaster Corps
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