Masters and Miss Brash Defend Against Diamond Slam Try
The column analyzes a bridge hand where an overcall by Miss Brash changes the timing of play. Masters would need a diamond ace to make a twelfth trick, but Brash’s overcall signals the ace is not available. The nine of clubs opening lead, supported by dummy and Brash, secures the win with the king.
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North East South West
Masters
Mr. Abel
Miss Brash
Dummy
King
Masters Uses Trumps To Set Up Endgame In Bridge
Mr Masters timed a clever bridge play starting with the king then a dummy’s ace. Beginning at trick four he cashed spade ace and king, reentered with a trump, and drew the queen in dummy. He emptied remaining trumps leaving diamonds king and clubs ace eight while Miss Brash held only ace of diamonds and queen of clubs.
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Mr. Masters
Miss Brash
Household Scrapbook and Simple Home Care Tips
Useful tips from an old pamphlet, including fabric stocking as a hair polish, synthetic shampoo for bed patients, and woodwork shine with furniture polish in rinse water. Also a note on securing crooked pictures by taping the center of the wire.
Problem A Day stamps puzzle least common multiple
George has a number of stamps that leaves five extra when divided into six eight ten twelve or fourteen piles. The least common multiple of 6 8 10 12 and 14 is 840. Adding five yields 845 stamps.
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George
NBC
ABC
Selaw
Stent
Koengsros
Defender
Kangaroo
Slooken
Stooges
Hiwood Houw
Sxt
Preston
Hiwood Hauar
Sgt
H'wood
Beard T
Guiding Light
Burns & Alen
Burns & Allen
Loretta Young
Milady
Mutone Millionaire
Mila Milady
Hoots
Roots
Mita
Mat Thin Mary
Popeye
F. Farmer
Farmer
Little Rescals
Willeford
Ramar
Sugarfoot
Mitreball
Laramie Peck
Laramie
Bad Girl
Sugarfals Baseball Playhouse
Donte Gillis
Wyatt Earp
Baseball Playhouse
Richard ‘Tightrope Rifleman
Diaisonel
Tightrope Rifleman
Murray
Colt 43
Alcoa
Gants
Crusader Jack Paar
Jack Paar
Ovie
Cicero Euchre Party Set by Women of Sacred Heart
Cicero Women of Sacred Heart Church host a euchre party in the recreation hall at 4pm on Friday July 8. Public is welcome to attend.
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Cicero — Women of Sacred Heart Church
Cicero
Brown says Kennedy can still lose despite dark drive
Indiana dispatch reports Gov Edmund G Brown says Kennedy still has hidden strength to win the Democratic nomination. A collision near Patriot slowed two cars on a cross-state trip but caused no serious injuries.
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Brown
Kennedy
Vevay. Ind
Apa
Auarter
Sacramento
Lawrence Wale
Edmund G. Brown
Is This Your Problem Dear Helen Worden Erskine
A reader shares a personal crisis about marital strain and poverty in postwar Czechoslovakia and seeks guidance. The column urges conscious change, avoiding hate, and hopeful behavior for children’s sake, suggesting positive thought and love.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Czechoslovakia
Board of Health
Fire Department
Greenery Use Pine Cones as Mulch in Gardens
Readers learn to place pine cones around prize shrubs to act as mulch and enhance features. Cones deter pets and wildlife from disturbing soil while not replacing other mulch types.
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