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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1957
Page
8
Puzzle lists clues with numerous proper nouns and numbers. interpretable entries include Adam Eyra Edith Jean Ruth and other names. The grid mixes across and down references, with theme entries like Unemployed and Holy War.
The note explains two guard methods against a heart finesse in the first round. If the finesse succeeds, at least one trump trick must be lost. Guarding against a single tone king in West while four cards in East is possible. Joe can either lead a low heart from his hand or play ace of hearts and later a heart toward his queen. Each option yields the same number of tricks as the first round finesse except in the actual layout, when one would gain a trick and save the contract.
East West play a bridge hand from a column by Jacoby. The text discusses strategic luck and decision making in a standard deal with advisory notes for the bidding and play.
Oswald Jacoby notes Hard Luck Joe wins opener with a spade lead but misplays diamonds and hearts. Dummy shows King of diamonds. Joe finesses a queen and West plays king. Joe later trumping and a club end costs him two more tricks, leaving him down one. He laments luck over skill in this loss.
Equity case filed by Gertrude M. Martin against Roy Calvin Martin seeks absolute divorce. Several property transfers are listed including deeds involving Iva Pauline Lantz, John Carroll Corkrin, Elmer M. Reeder, Paul R. Whipp, Maurice F. Kipp, Braddock Water Co., Walter Lantz, David Staub, W Henry Martin, Bernard Surkiewicz, Ira Eyler, Byron Free, and C Edwin Free among others. The article also notes the first voice cable to span an ocean linking Newfoundland to Scotland in 1955 and 1936.
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