Bridge hands from Hungarian experts offer declarer puzzle
A reader describes a bridge puzzle from a book by Hungarian experts using only declarer and dummy. South must knock out two aces and choose the first target, likely West’s ace, while East’s overcall with spades suggests holding the spade ace. Lead diamond to dummy and manage suits to win the contract, aiming for spade tricks if possible.
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Declarer
South
West
East
Killing Blamed On Teenage Jealousy in Fair Lawn
Police said jealousy over a high school beauty led to the shotgun death of 17-year-old Thomas E. Stillwachs. Joseph F. Chillemi, 17, was charged with murder after firing into a parked car where Stillwachs sat, in a case witnessed by a 16-year-old part-time model wanted by both teens.
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Fair Lawn
N. J
Thomas E. Stillwacks
Joseph F. Chillemi
Chillemi
Stillwachs
Stilwachs
Heroes of Underground Gather in London for reunion
An assembled group of World War II resistance heroes and heroines, including a French countess, a Belgian baroness, and Mary Lindell, recount daring escapes from the Gestapo. Notable figures Mary Lindell and Rev. Donald Caskie share tales of danger, capture, and bold rescues. Also notes on a London reunion hosted by the Royal Air Force Escaping Society.
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Tom A. Cullen
Asco
London
Inea
Scarlet Primperness
Mme
Anna Brusselmans
Mme. Brisselmans
la Hulpe
Brabant
Gestapo
Rei
Mary Lindell
Marie Claire
Biarritz
Paris
Ravensbruck
Pyrenees
Donald Caskie
Marseilles
Spain
Berlin
Royal Air Force
Astonishing claims on new healing substance Hio-Dyne
The text promotes a secret healing substance named Hio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute. It claims piles are cured and offers Preparation H as an ointment form at four druggists with a money back warranty.
Dougherty Elected Governor of Lions District 22 W
Harry Dougherty of the Taneytown Lions Club has been elected Governor of Lions District 22 W for the 41 clubs in Western Maryland. Homer Myers was named cabinet secretary-treasurer and Charles Joy deputy district governor for Frederick County Region 3. Zone chairs Austin Angleberger and Charles Keeney were named, with Lou Dorsey as district membership and retention chair, and Harry Filler from Glade Valley also noted.
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Harry Dougherty
Taneytown Lions Club
Maryland
Homer Myers
Taneytown F
Charles
Doc Joy
Libertytown- Unionville
Lions Lions
Frederick County
Joy
Austin Angleberger
Frederick
Charles Keeney
Yellow Springs Club
International
Lawrence
Lou) Dorsey
Glade Valley Club
Harry Filler
Glade Valley
The News Frederick Features for August 1 1960
Fortified by the latest Frederick news, the August 1 1960 issue covers local events, society notices, and brief sports results. Prominent names and places reflect the day's civic, cultural, and community happenings in Frederick Maryland.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Club appoints district public relations chairman
The club named a district public relations chairman. Regional meetings are planned over the next two weeks across the district, with Region 3 set for August 4 at the Woodsboro fire hall for all Frederick county club presidents and secretaries. President Thomas W. Wilson was commonly known as Woodrow.
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Club
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Thomas W. Wilson
Woodrow
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