Better play leads to trouble in four hearts contract
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand from a team-of-four match where two tables reached four hearts. In both, West opened seven of spades. East's clever defense at one table almost defeated the contract, but misread by partner allowed South to make 11 tricks. The other table's defense also faltered, giving declarer an extra trick.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
West
East
South
Declarer
Growing Spiritually By FE STANLEY JONES
A devotional warns that resentments harm the heart and body. It cites a professor who lost her husband and refused bitterness, contrasted with a resentful wife whose health and family unravel. An Indian youth scarred by family pressure shows mental distress from resentment. The piece urges forgiveness and prayer to banish resentments as a daily affirmation.
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India
Mirror of Your Mind Loyalty and family as identity
The passage cites loyalty as an emotional result of family life and a framework for identifying with family and nation. It notes self confidence affects career direction and suggests seeking work through personal effort.
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Kate Frankenthal
Apprenticeship Doubts and Cruelty in Animal Training
The author argues that a worker may feel undervalued if harsh attitudes persist. Attitudes toward cruelty vary by society and group. Trainers often use punitive methods that seem cruel to outsiders but reflect learned norms in training.
Eddie Albert and Bert Conquer Theater Doubts With Selfish Drive
Eddie Albert argues theater attracts due to selfish preference not courage, comparing acting to parenting and noting the lure of family life. He recalls his varied career from Broadway to film and nightclub acts with wife Margo and their son, Eddie Jr., highlighting personal fulfillment over money. He also cites his colleague Kerat’s view on acting shaping times.
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Hal Boyle
Eddie Albert
Eddie
Gravedigger
Hamiet
Audrey Hepburn
the Waldorf
Margo
Hollywood
Eddie, Jr
Kert
New Device Aims to Aid Termite Detectives
A sensitive listening device developed by UCLA Entomology promises to ease termite detection. The setup includes a tiny microphone a hip pocket power unit and earphones enabling work in small spaces. It could render the bore and nest method obsolete.
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Los Angeles
Ucla Department of Entomology
Mask slips in Salem holdup foils payroll theft
Four men were arrested on charges of attempted robbery after a gunman's mask slipped, revealing a suspect who was identified by his sister-in-law, Mrs. Josephine Russell. Gifford Russell, 20, of Marblehead, Harry Bennett, 19, and Irwin Bennett, 20, both Nahant, and William G. White, 20, were detained after employees entered the Surrett Battery Co office. A $2,000 payroll had been distributed hours earlier.
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Salem
Mass
Josephine Russell
Surrett Bat
Tery Co
Gifford Russell
Marblehead
Harry Bennett
Irwin
Willian G. White
Nahant
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