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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1946
Page
4
scattered OCR reads show a puzzle filled with numbered clues across horizontal and vertical grids. entries include terms like Visigoth, Rhode Island, organ of smell, and a mix of descriptive hints, suggesting a vintage crossword style connected to a congressional reference.
William McKenney notes Canada will award Master Points at the Quebec Championships in Montreal October 18 to 20. Mrs Mimi Roncarelli, on the Montreal committee, demonstrated a refined safety play in a hand with three ace king combinations. Her optimistic bidding led to a safe contract unless opponents held four trumps, requiring precise play to secure the win.
Hollywood report notes Dale Evans, Roy Rogers' leading lady, speaks in frontier spirit about film life after acting in 21 movies in 18 months. She jokes about adapting to the era and hints at practical guidance for audiences on how to succeed in cinema West.
A behind the scenes guide lists Dale’s ten rules for actresses in westerns. Learn not to kiss the hero keep love making to city slickers and avoid romance. Master mortgages riding driving swimming with clothes on and staying safe in action. Befriend animals to steal scenes, learn to jump clear from contraptions, endure buffeting danger, and forget about sex while building a public image.
Lieutenant Cloud questions Martin and Barbara as they recount their movements after Searle’s death. Footprints in a rug and a guest’s shoe marks point to a potential suspect. Barbara offers help while Martin challenges the accusations and demands a public defense.
Barbara Ennis recounts Searle's phone call and her meeting with Martin about letters. Martin insists no changes were made to the place, and he notes the note found may implicate a writer wanting Searle dead. He acknowledges the near time of murder but downplays immediate conclusions.
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