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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1950
Page
4
Oswald Jacoby explains etiquette for Canasta partners under NEA guidance. Players may warn partners about misplays and discuss allowable questions on their own turn, but questioning a partner during their turn is prohibited. The piece stresses lawful conversation and safeguarding against irregulars while detailing what may be disclosed or asked.
A compact item listing a long series of clues and answers across multiple categories. It includes marine terms, numbers, and references to locations, measurements, and professions, forming a crossword style vertical puzzle. The fragment suggests a themed crossword with labeled clues and numeric indices.
A reader notes basic Canasta rules permitting questions about card counts between players with certain permissions. It covers counting cards in stock on one’s turn, not in discard piles, and the privilege to reveal melds when down to one card. The column author will address frequent questions in a future installment.
A Poughkeepsie critic notes a recent bridge hand where West opens deuce clubs and dummy wins with the ace. Declarer draws three trumps, then singles spade, allowing East to misread South's singleton spade. The play leads to a simple victory after misread counts.
A brief exhortation urges firmer loyalty wisdom and action from all, warning that current leadership confusion leaves the present unsettled and unsatisfying as N A Lufburrow calls for steady collective effort toward constructive ends.
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