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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1954
Page
9
Bridge column by Jacoby discusses bidding and play ideas from a recent deal. East holds aKQO82 and West has Q71093 with a lengthy auction suggesting modern signaling and safety plays. The discussion analyzes how declarers and defenders should approach position and timing.
In Paris on May 27 Art Larsen and Tony Trabert, two Americans, reach the All American final in the French International Championships after decisive semifinals. Larsen beat Enrique Morea 6-4 6-3 6-4, while Trabert defeated Budge Patty 6-1 7-5 6-4. Maureen Connolly advances to the women’s final to meet Ginette Bucaille after beating Sylvana Lazzarino 6-4 6-1 and Adamson’s exit. Casey Stengel says Yankees must become meaner to handle harassment.
Nursing puppies discussion covers weaning timing guided by litter size and mother condition. When to lap feeding begins after the fourth week, and gradual transition to ground meat by six to eight weeks. Also notes on reducing nursing load to protect the dam and practical feeding limits. The Frederick County Democratic Women’s League meeting at the YMCA reports endorsements for three women candidates and plans a June bake sale and a May picnic. Titian the Venetian painter died aged 98.
State Roads Commission announces openings for Junior Engineering Aide I. Applicants must be Pugh School graduates with one year of civil engineering experience or one year of engineering college, aged 18 to 35. Salary ranges from 831 to 3756. State Merit System exam June. Apply by June 15 to Commissioner of Personnel, 31 Light St, Baltimore 4.
Charlie Chaplin and Dmitry Shostakovich were awarded the 1953 world peace prize by the Communist sponsored World Peace Council in East Berlin. A spokesman said Chaplin would accept and use the funds to promote peace and friendship among nations. Shostakovich, moved by the honor, noted the award after addressing the five day meeting. Chaplin, a British subject living in Switzerland, is barred from re entering the United States.
NORFOLK Va May 27 a spokesman at the 5th Naval District headquarters said the Navy will apologize for a mixup that caused Henderson Ky viewers to see a disease film meant only for enlisted men An investigation was begun to learn how the film was sent among general interest reels The Sixth Naval District also sends general interest films about the intended audiences.
Last Monday two Navy training films were aired on WEHT Channel 50 Henderson as the final of 13 weekly half hour programs. The second half showed an enlisted men VD film with family audiences watching at 7 15 p m. Clifton W White 76 Cumberland dies former Fairgo Race Track official and founder of White and Ankeney Co leaves widow and daughter.
The record cites combined receivables of $99,206 from one company and $10,448.57 from another. It notes Riggs Bank inventory of cash held at home at death and cash in a local bank totaling $902.92.
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