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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1960
Page
12
A bridge article discusses when to double a slam to seek an unusual opening lead. Theodore Lightner’s rule favors doubling only if the goal is to disrupt the normal lead and beat a slam, not for extra penalty. The example shows vetoing a club lead and choosing a diamond lead to counter a potential slam.
Misses pattern 9104 offers flower-strewn cotton or silk blends with button shoulders and belt cinched waist in sizes 10 through 20. Pattern requires 4% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send 50 cents plus 10 cents mailing per pattern to Marian Martin pattern dept in New York for the 1960 catalog offer.
The maternity nurse is set to move into Buckingham Palace within 24 hours ahead of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II's third child. Medical exams indicate the baby is due this weekend and Helen Rowe has been asked to stand by for an urgent call. The Queen, in good health, greeted well wishers at the gates during a tea outing.
A Los Angeles press luncheon showcased chayote squash as a new substitute for potatoes with serving suggestions and a complete luncheon menu. Recipes included creamed chayote, lorette potatoes, and veal rolls with mushroom stuffing, plus detailed preparation steps and temperatures.
Annie Flanagan 37, born in Londonderry Ireland, moved to Philadelphia in 194 with husband Harry and their nine children. On Wednesday she took the naturalization oath from Judge John W Lord of the U S District Court, finally pursuing citizenship she long delayed due to family duties.
The guide describes assembling a dessert with pineapple and raspberry sherbet topped by whipped cream and fruit garnish. It adds a note for Californians to include rum or flavoring. The second section covers rolling balls for Lorette potatoes in fine-chopped roasted peanuts and dry bread crumbs.
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