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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1942
Page
8
A puzzle clue set presents a playful word puzzle about a youthful European ruler who is king of Slavia. It lists definitions for words like extent evolve prince lend and various other terms including vegetables thal one and an electrified particle. The grid hints at royal connections and curious wordplay across multiple numbered entries.
Answers relate to courtesy and tact in social moments. It poses questions on punctual movie arrivals, greetings to long‑absent acquaintances, polite phrasing for maids, and guest etiquette. The final note hints at Ambergrix, a rare substance mentioned in connection with whale biology.
A detailed listing of radio programs across networks with show times and hosts. Includes Dramatic Serials, News Broadcasts, musical orchestras, dance bands, variety hours, and wartime commentaries featuring Fred Waring, Ray Bolger, Vaughn Monroe, and other performers.
For 11 years a president's pair event has been held in the summer session of the national tournament. This year Morgan Howard of San Francisco, president of the American Contract Bridge League, introduced a new trophy inscribed with past and future winners. The event was won by Dr Kalman Apfel and F P Begsey of New York. Dr Apfel, sitting East, used a king-tilt finesse on a diamond sequence to regain defense, noting the finesse can rival leading toward the king when the ace and queen positions are unknown. The play, though unusual, succeeded in disrupting South's position and yielded the intended outcome.
The fragment asks about tactful responses to questions on weight and about owing a number you should call, implying guidance on proper etiquette. It hints at evaluating correct social conduct and authoritative answers. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or places are provided.
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