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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1951
Page
2
A compact puzzle style entry listing numerous crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes defintions for herbs, weights, musical notes, mythic figures, and various cross reference hints with abbreviations and wordplay elements.
A Florida pond tale warns that pets can become dangerous as they grow writing that a small alligator captured as a youngster ended up threatening children before a boy saved a girl. It links to growing social drinking and alcoholism as a fourth major health problem, urging awareness at home and in society. Churchill to address Congress in January with talks to President Truman planned after the new year.
In a bridge hand South misjudges a no trump path and a top heart sequence. Declarer faces a tough defensive run, with East’s known Newark expert Maurice Levin card reading complicating the plan. The column cautions against clever bidding that ignores solid suit stability and mustering heart threats.
Declarer led the ace of hearts and East followed with the nine. South then played the king of diamonds and a heart to dummy. West followed with the king, South feigned a trance, then finessed dummy's ten of hearts. Levin produced the jack and won the remaining tricks, resulting in down three.
A Atlanta correspondent explains when to add to partner melds and when to hold back in canasta. Early melds favor sitting tight with 90 point counts, while heavy early melds leave partner weak and require liberal addition to achieve fast meld-out. Late melds imply partner struggles to discard safely, necessitating cooperative rapid out. The piece also cites the rule that drawing the last card from stock ends hand without melding or discarding, with no go-out bonus and debits for held cards.
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