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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1960
Page
8
Top designer Norman Norell advises a stylish budget plan for a refined look. Start with immaculate cleanliness, invest in one good dress, and wear it confidently even as it shows wear. Add pristine white cotton gloves as a signature touch.
A home cleaning tip explains how to erase dark stains on porcelain enamel sinks. Wipe the sink dry, dust with scouring powder, then rub with a cork to lift marks and restore shine.
The first public automatic laundry with coin operated machines opened in November 194. Now over 20 coin operated self service laundries open in the country daily, signaling rapid expansion and consumer demand.
Dr. Crane counsels recognizing elderly frugality while urging practical gifts. The column discusses older adults clinging to money, but recommends gifting eyewear dentures and hearing aids to improve quality of life, noting parents may resist spending on themselves. It also covers a divorce and a public alley vacation notice from Middletown in Ohio.
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge hand where South can play to slam despite unlikely help from partner. He reveals the key sequence where South discards a diamond to lure West into an ace of spades and then forces a trump coup drawing East. The article emphasizes careful timing and the ethical tension of compacting partner’s chances.
A bridge hand note describes a critical trump sequence where East must play the last trump, leading to South’s overruff and a tactical claim. It explains East’s play is correct despite South aiming to establish a winning plan.
In the dummy spade trick East can disrupt the spade run by ruffing in. If East does not intervene South would only lose a single spade trick, but East stepping in prevents the spade and forces South to lose a club and a diamond.
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