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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
3
A crossword style clue list featuring a screen actress Forrest and multiple numbered hints across horizontal and vertical directions. The item blends definitions for words like entangle ballot Roman road and other common terms, with a final clue noting a thriller by Louis Stevenson.
A Long Beach correspondent advises not to delay the initial meld when the discard pile is large. Meld at once with all natural cards to gain speed toward melding out, since keeping the hand long risks heavier loss.
The text advises using wild cards sparingly and balancing speed with partner coordination. It stresses avoiding delayed initial melds when the partner is close to going out, while considering the risk of misguessed cards and discards. It provides an example where a player melds high cards after a large discard pile and notes urgency to meld when the partner needs the initial meld to finish.
The article recounts a world championship bridge hand played in New York with North-South led by George Rapee for the American team. It contrasts two tables where one side made seven diamonds and a club, scoring plus 600, while the other table failed after defenders held two aces and clubs, yielding minus 100. The American team gained 700 points overall.
Dr. Zdenek V Moudry, ex Czech health adviser, testified that Russians polluted a village well near Prague to test germ warfare on Czechoslovak peasants. He described deaths from polluted water, escape through the Iron Curtain, and his later role as a U S government consultant with a powerful disinfectant formula.
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