Folklore By WILLIAM WADE On Bridge Gapyright 1954
Bridge column discusses the Rule of 11 and declarer strategy with North Abel and West Muzzy. Miss Brash plays three no trump, facing a dangerous break in hearts and a possible switch by Champion. Folklore blends anecdote and game analysis with quirky real life tales and a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Gapyright
General Features Corp
Tage
Declarer
Miss Brash
Mr. Muzzy
Ealizes
Mr. Champior
EERE puzzle game reveals daily fortune by letter count
A simple daily puzzle explains counting letters in your first name and applying a small arithmetic rule to produce a key number. Start at the upper left of the rectangle and check each key number left to right to read a hidden message.
Dating Dilemma in a Heartbreak Warning
A reader asks whether to date a charming but unreliable suitor who quickly tires of partners and leaves heartbreak. The piece weighs risk versus pleasure, urging caution despite longing for attention and romance to avoid future hurt.
Looking at Life on Free Speech in War and Peace
Erich Brandeis argues for free thought against Communist accusations and stresses the need for free speech in America. The column discusses Dol lard's defense of the Carnegie Foundation, fears of Germany and Communism, and contrasts U S. Navy fighter trials with historical censorship, urging vigilance to preserve liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Corporation
House Committee
Carnegie Foundation
Charles Dollard
Foundation
Activi
Commmunis
Russia
Tron Curtain
NAVY
Norfolk
Uss Coral
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Mr. Abel
West St
Muzzy
Mr. Champion
North East
Mr Muzzy
William Wade
Burbank
Calif
Stockholm
Sweden
King
Gustav Adolph
Hesperia
Mich
Ran Schoo
Bunny Boy
Perm
Orsefs
Blondie
Rip Kirby
Myrtle
Rusty Riley
Frank Godwin
Lee
Mister Breger
DesTesing
Fagaly
Shorten
Beauty Foundry
Hank
Merry Menagerie
Walt Disney
King Fates
Sie
ELC
Ocarina
12Th St
YMCA
Elizabeth Woodward
Erich Brandeis
Lowe's
Bu. Auto
Ton
East 10Th Street
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