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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
9
In Alfred Sheinwold's bridge column a Paris-style dealer scenario unfolds. West opens with spades and the reader must deduce which opponent is the rascal and which is the jolly good fellow by playing the queen of spades from the dummy. The exercise cautions on neutral play and trick control.
The article analyzes a bridge problem where East wins with the ace of spades and West holds strong spades. The key play is a two way diamond finesse through West, who is the dangerous opponent, to secure nine or ten tricks. It presents the sequence: after a king of spades, lead jack of diamonds, finesse if West leads low, then continue diamonds to win ten tricks. It discusses the Daly Question about a three-handed bidding scenario and recommends a lighter third position bid while noting limits.
NOVATO Calif Robert Malin son of Mr and Mrs Anthony J Malin Hayward Calif participates in US Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps field training encampment at Hamilton AFB Cadel Malin member of AFROTC unit at San Jose State College Millington Tenn Navy Airman Apprentice David N Foley son of Mr and Mrs J P Foley San Lorenzo graduated from Avionics Technician School AFROTC officer Maynes commissioned second lieutenant in US Air Force in San Diego Thomas J Maynes son of Mrs Joseph T Haynes Fremont and others listed across Fort Ord Travis AFB Lackland AFB and bases in San Diego San Antonio and San Lorenzo with deployments graduations and assignments described
The column outlines a year of creative growth and prudent finances for readers. Aries to Pisces receive brief, proactive guidance with emphasis on decision timing, work focus, nostalgia, discipline, and helping others.
The Cigar Smokers of America voted 24 to 1 to admit women delegates to their 10th annual convention in Newport Rhode Island. Founder John Paduano cited threats from women promising disruption as the reason for expanding membership.
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