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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1951
Page
2
The puzzle blends a horizontal and vertical word list with clues ranging from bodies of water to plant life and titles. The long card concludes with a bridge play analysis where East wins a diamond trick and leads the queen, while South passes and West signals out, leaving a safe path for South to manage clubs.
The notice lists marriage licenses for Charles Samuel Stone and Doris Rebecca Phelps both of this city, Ralph W. Everhart and Anna Jane Myers, and several property transfers including Bronson Construction Corp to Orville F. Amick, Hessang to Puss, and Hall families, with sums of $10 or $1. It notes J Bernard McClellan and Edna McClellan, and Nannie Browning transfers. A Coast Guard insignia update follows Navy custom, adding the Coast Guard shield to cap and sleeve insignia.
Two hand Canasta strategy from Oswald Jacoby discusses draw two discard one, and needing two canastas to meld out. Advice covers choosing fast out versus contesting a pile, starting with ready-made bases, and diluting discards to hamper opponents while holding back melds until advantageous. The piece notes Jacoby cannot answer individual reader questions but will include common inquiries in the column.
The column discusses a national bridge hand where experts all play correctly. West leads king of hearts and shifts to queen of diamonds. Declarer wins trick with ace or king of diamonds and draws two trumps, then tests clubs with ace. The rest hinges on careful club play and discards, showing expert precision in defense and counting.
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