Diamond Finesse Fails in Spade Revenue
In a bridge play excerpt, cashing the diamond finesse fails. East returns the last spade and West wins three more spade tricks, sealing the outcome.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1964
Page
16
In a bridge play excerpt, cashing the diamond finesse fails. East returns the last spade and West wins three more spade tricks, sealing the outcome.
Oakland columnist Hazel Files illustrates the duck play in bridge with a simple three no trump example. South faces spade opening, spade king, and a diamond finesse. West should duck to set up later tricks, realizing partner holds other high cards.
Scott Key Square Dance club, now over 100 members, meets the second and fourth Fridays at Walkersville Fire Hall. Presidents Mr and Mrs Web ster MacCartee of Middletown lead, with Blackie Simmons of Blue Ridge Summit as regular caller. At a recent meeting 30 new members enrolled and 26 completed a 12 week course. A covered dish supper followed.
Announcement at the meet indicates a Square Dance Festival to be held June 20 at West Frederick Junior High School with nationally known callers appearing.
Fifteen juvenile delinquents were sent to a building on the grounds of Victor F. Cullen State Hospital to ease crowding at the Maryland Training School for Boys. State Welfare Director Raleigh C. Hobson said 35 more boys would be moved to the new location by June. Western Maryland legislators oppose the transfer, arguing the tuberculos is hospital property should not be used for correctional purposes. The hospital is in Frederick County and the school in Baltimore County. Hobson favors turning the entire hospital into a new training school.
The article asserts that Jesus Christ enters the sinner and transforms life making it new not by mere reform. It cites Christ as light and path, defends outspoken converts, and notes a biographical obituary of Edgar Leo Prochnik, Austria's ambassador to the United States until 1938, who died at 85.
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