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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1960
Page
13
When faced with a two-suit contract you should not tackle the stronger suit first. West leads hearts and East overcalls with the king. The key is to knock out the ace of diamonds before West can establish hearts, then develop spade tricks. If you start spades first you lose the contract.
The text explains a bridge tactic: when holding two aces to knock out, lead the ace from the dangerous opponent to set up your partner. West can gain the lead with the ace of diamonds to defeat the contract with his hearts. A basic rule favors leading the ace from the dangerous opponent.
The piece describes continental style hotel breakfasts in France and Switzerland with linen covers and ornate coffee pots. A reader notes a healthier 400 calorie variant featuring orange juice, cheese, croissant or brioche, and coffee, plus a detailed reformulated dinner menu plan and chicken preparation guidance.
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