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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1950
Page
2
A fragmented National Banner page presents a vertical word puzzle and clues across themes like rivers, languages, and objects. The grid lists terms from Europe and Ireland to physics and religion, with several archaic or abbreviated hints.
Oswald Jacoby discusses a Canasta hand where a partner’s discards doomed both players. He notes the right play to dump safely and avoid giving away the pack, illustrating how failed cooperation harms the team and leaves readers with general strategic lessons.
A Detroit reader asks about a risky bid in a hand where West led diamonds then clubs, East cycled clubs, and South ruffed. West discarded to preserve trump tricks and ultimately set the contract four tricks. The column argues a genuine shutout bid only makes sense when opponents could reach a profitable contract, noting South’s hand had defense in diamonds and the opponents likely cannot make game in minor suits.
In the bridge note, the narrator considers alternative lines. If East had doubled, East would likely have ended up playing the hand and going down. Even with South declaring one spade doubled, South would have been two tricks better off than in the actual outcome.
A survey around Mandapam in South India identifies over 00 seaweed types with food value for humans and animals and others linked to industry, prompting plans to develop business.
A roundup of color television controversy shows manufacturers defending white and black sets as non obsolete while color adapters are pitched for present sets. CBS backs color gear. RCA fights FCC ruling in Chicago. Lightman sues CBS in New York over delayed purchases. NBC CBS ABC Dumont programming listed.
The piece laments rising expenses as prices soar with no relief. It notes the buyer’s shrinking purchasing power as dollars thin and costs continually climb, urging cautious thought amid inflationary pressure.
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