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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1942
Page
10
A compact list of crossword style clues and solutions related to the Alien Property Custodian theme with multiple numbered entries across horizontal and vertical sections, including words like boat paddle scope and health resort, plus historical references to law and wartime property control.
A dense listing of radio programs across CBS NBC and affiliates detailing shows, hosts, time slots, and genres from 6:00 to 11:00 PM including news, sports, music, drama, quiz programs, and serials with numerous named performers and stations noted throughout. The schedule reflects a mid-century broadcasting lineup with entries for Ted Husing, Lucille Manners, Kate Smith, and others, interleaved with war and public affairs segments.
The writer reflects that despite brave deeds and thrills in recent fights, no war winning achievement has occurred on our side yet. He notes past actions like British Commando raids were minor and expresses hope we can land a real blow before summer ends, acknowledging we are currently behind.
William E. McKenni, renowned as America's Card Authority, reports on the world championship Masters Individual tournament.36 players play each other as partners once and as opponents twice, producing sensational scores. A hand features North dropping partner’s queen and clever spade play leading to a ruff and diamond sequence, with North and South handling trumps and diamonds to reach the seventh trick before the contract is set.
A compact lesson page discusses correct usage of hung and hanged, mispronunciations like unlearned, and common spellings. It includes word studies for derogation and a playful digression about large mouths noting hippos and whales. A survey cited by psychologist Nathan Schoengeld claims Americans dislike the Japanese most.
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