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JACOBY
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Canasta
"Please settle a play problem
for us," requests: a Toledo corres
pondent. . , - "
"It was near, the end of the
hand, since the stock pile was
down to about ten cards and our
oppc -its were drawing (or Uielr
out a. We had six kings and
six sns on 'the table, and my
pnrUwr had a deuce to add to one
of. these melas.
"The six kings were all natural
cards, but the meld pi queens con
sisted of four natural queens and
two wild cards.' Where should my
partner add his deuce?"
The deuce should Be added to
the meld of kings. This gives up
the natural canasta, but greatly
increases the chance of melding
both canastas.
No matter which wav vou meld
tne deuce, your cnance to draw
another wild card remains un
changed. The only difference In
your chance to meld both canastas
. lies in the greater ease of drawing
I a queen rather than a king.
I There are only two kings out
'against you, but there are four
Queens. Hence you have twice as
gool a chance to draw a queen u
i to draw a king.
If you add the deuce to the
queens,, you have two chances,
(the two missing kings), to score
an additional 500 points for the
natural canasta.
If you add the deuce to -the
kings, you have four chances, (the
our queens), to score an addition
al 300 points for the mixed canaMn.
in the long run. lor every low
points you might score in natural
canafta.v you will score 1200 poults
in mixed canastas.
This is not the only argument In
favor of adding the deuce to the
kings. Your opoonents probably
now some oi tne missing Kings
and queen. Since they are trying
to meld out. those kings and queens
are embarrassing cards.
The opponents will be more re
lieved if you complete the canasta
of queens than if you add the
deuce to the kings.
Once you complete a canasta,
the opponents will be able to throw
cards of that denomination without
losing too m"h bv It, Such a dis
card, sunder the official laws), will
give away1 the discard pile, but that
Is seldom Important In the late
stages and in this sort of position.
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MALIN COACH Jim Conroy (left) and Ruth Kuallna (right)
eye a trophy while Wayno Rick (centar) has eyes only for
Ruth. Rick is holding the E. 0. (Clover) Adams sportsman
ship trophy which he won this year.
Groucho Says
; Won't Team
By KRSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Hollj--wood
on TV: Groucho Marx tells
me that offers have been pouring
in, but lie won't be teaming up
with' madcap brothers Hnrpo and
Chlco for a TV comedy series de
signed to revive Die sany Marx
antics.
The mad-cyed. sharp tonnued
Oroucho will roll along with "You
Bet Your Life" and an occasional
movie role because vthls gives me
all the work Hint I want to do."
and that's enough." Oroucho says.
"You can only gel increaslntfly
stale. We realtted that and struck
out xor ourselves, mayoe a snouia
say v struck out.
Charges of hacking contestants
to little pieces on his NBC-TV
quia show sends the Marx eye
brows higher than they went when
a shapely blonde passed In his
days as a stage wolf.
Protested Oroucho:
"I don't insult Deonle. I ju.st get
oft a few truths. Hardly anybody
in radio or TV speaks the truth.
Fred Allen Is one of tho tew who
does."
No wonder Hollywood's gulping.
More people see Dean Martin and I
Jerry Lewis for free on their TV
shows than people who pay to see
their movies.
Their average TV audience Is
28.960.000 people. The average mo
vie plays to around 30.000.000. The
same goes for the Lucille Ball-
Desl Arnai show, "I Love Lucy.
Lucille states:
"More people see my .TV show
every week than saw me In a
movie in two years. Whals more.
I can play a different role every
week and I have control over the
roles I play."
Movies - on - TV - are - big -business
dept: The Du.Mont net
work wrote a $1,800,000 check for
the lease of 28 old movies for
three showings each In 20 cities.
. . . First in a series of TV films
based on Mary Roberts Rlneharfs
famous "Tlsh" stories goes before
the cameras in Hollywood this
spring. Zasu Pitts will star . , .
Barring total war a TV set manu
facturer predicts 95 per cent of
U. 8. homes should have TV with
in 10 years.
Movie stars
Gale Robbins
leaping
in "Pan
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dies . . , Ueorge Brent and Nigel
diucc in me names stories. ,
Dun Ouryea In "The Affairs of
China Smith:" He plays a private
eye on nun . . . Aielvyn Uouglon
hits the air Feb. 1 in another
filmed series, "Hollywood Affair."
The show Is being sold on a city-by-clty
basis . . , Allan Jones and
his actress wife, Irene Hervey, In
a Mr. and .Mrs, show to i pro
duced by veteran movie maker
Harry Juo Brown . , . Gene Autry
and his radio sponsor are plotting
i a live TV version of his
Melody
tint TV
1 Ranch." He's already on
channels In a western film scries.
Meet Dick Jones, the only ex
movie moppet to go slrtaklnj
across the plains I
He's the television sagebrush
star of "The Range Rlder'r series
these days, but as Dickie Jonrs he
w.is wept over by misty-eyed mo
vie queens, played Cary Oram.
Frederick March and Ty Power as
children, and "didn't" grow up lo
look like any of 'em."
Teleforum: Fred Allen: "There's
ht .fr---.. . i . . . .
In radio Jou VrueVrw
pcopie can imagine, ror television
you wrtto only what somebody cn
build." - .
Maureen O liars, admitting she's
a TV holdout: "People won't pay
to see me at theaters when tney
can see mo freo at home. I'm
sticking with Hollywood until I can
not get a movie Job. Then I'll do
TV."
It's being kept quiet, but TV Is
the big reason for the recent mer
ger ot Universal-International stu
dio with Decca Records. To avoid
squawks from theater owners. Dec
ca s 55 distributing centers will
handle TV films producol at the
studio.
The video giant: There are now
I5.0OO.00O TV sets one for every
three families In the U. 8. New
York tops the nation with 2.630.000
sets. Los Angeles is second with
1.045.000 and Chicago third with
1.020.000.
Cold In those vaults: Veteran
movie producer Hal Roach esti
mates the TV rights for old films
will yield I2S.000.000 for tarh ma
Jor studio unloading Its film li
brary. Donald O'Connor, after working
on TV with Harpo Marx: "It was
Just like working with Francis, the
mule. Except Francis talks."
Quickie TV film producer an
svarrlng the telephone:
"Hold the line a minute while 1
finish this picture."
McCarthy Row
Gaining Heat
WASHINGTON Lfi Sen. Benton
(D.-Conn.) Thursday fought against
reorgnnlzation of the Senate sub
committee investigating his move
to have Sen. McCarthy (R.-Wls.)
ousted from the Senate.
Benton charged the reportedly
Imminent shnkeup "would surely
be regarded by tens of millions of
Americans as an effort to 'stack
the Jury' for political purposes"
and "would be construct as a
'whltewnsh.' ''
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith (R
Me.) confirmed that she la slated
lo leave the rules subcommittee
conducting the Inquiry, but told a
reporter It was at her reqest.
Sen. Hcndrickson (R.-N.J.) said
he had heard he also was booked
to be moved off the subcommittee
and would not resist.
Sens. Welker (R.-Idaho) and
Olrksen (A.-Ill.) new Rules Com
mittee members, are reported slat
ed to succeed Mrs, Smith and Hcn
drickson on tho subcommittee.
McCarthy has protested that Mrs.
Smith and Hcndrickson should not
participate In the study of Benton's
charges against him. He contend
ed they would bo prejudiced be
cause both concurred In an earlier
report to the Senate . denouncing
McCarthy's tactics In the 1A50
Maryland Sonatorlal election cam
paign. Truman Defends
Government Workers
WASHINGTON (T) President
Truman says it Is unfair to criti
cize all loleral employes because
"of the actions of a few." ,
"The overwhelming majority of
our federal workers are dovoted,
hard-working; honest, loyal serv
ants of the people,' the President
said. "They deserve our fullest rec
ognition and suppornt."
Mr. Truman'B statement was Is
sued Wednesday on tho 6Ath an
niversary of competitive civil service.
"Hot" Sweater
Probe Opens
WASHINGTON l.fl Tho govern-'
mniit Is going to try to ptinlNli nrto
pie who liuvo been peddling "lliuli
lire" nwcntiu's,
Clinli'iniiu Jnnu's M. Mrmd ot llvr
Fndi'iul Triulo Commission said
Wcitiirwlnv ngmits Imvo boon timil
lo Now York, lluUliitot'O, IMilludol-
Moore Park Ski
Tow On Docket
Negotiations are underway lo
linvo u ski tow Installed lit the
Moore Park ski area, Hi'creutlon
Director Bob Bunury hns an
nounced.
The low miiv bo secured from
Ed Clmhb. onrrutor of the low
concushlou nt Cruter l.uko Nation
al Park which wus forced lo clone
because of deep snows mid lack
of skirl's in Hint arrn.
Boiiucv mild If negotiations are
sucrrsslully completed tho tow
wuuld bo uviilhible In Inciil. skiers
at u nominal Ice per person.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 17. II).-,
phla, Providence, It. I., Chlciiuo,
Kansas City and Los Angrlrs la
check on report ot "torch mvcnJf"
ors" bnlnu said. 1
Mend salit the ngnnts will r.
amine susprctnd gai'iiioiils to i-n
If any federal laws huvo been vio
lated. Investigation art fnr, Muiul said,
indicates immt of Ihn sivoiiIkis huva
been sold by peddlers, nut rcnul
sloies.
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