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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1957
Page
7
Puzzle clues list across and down entries with partial word fragments and scholarly hints. The grid includes names like Allen and Elihu and terms relating to humor and general knowledge.
A Paris derived survey predicts airline trips originating or terminating in the New York area will rise from about 9 million in 1955 to 38 million in 1975. The Port Authority warns of rapid growth in air traffic and outlines implications for regional transportation.
Bridge notation shows North with A Q S over spades and West with AK Q 32, East with A 7 2 and Q I 9 3, South with 3 1 0 5 4 and 0 0 1 0 0. The fragment lists card sequences and dealer directions in a terse hands-bid excerpt.
In a NEA Service note from Bern, March 24, Rene Dubois, Switzerland’s attorney general, reportedly died by his own action with four spades and a revolver after suspicion of high cards. The bridge hand details imply declarer play and table variations.
Declarer tries to reach his hand using the jack of diamonds. East ruffs, clubs are cashed, and after a spade ace the king fails to drop, leaving the declarer down. North overreaches to six no trump, but the lay-down notrump slam succeeds with entries via the jack of diamonds and finesse fading the spade king.
Swiss government confirms a police probe into Attorney General Dubois over possible illicit information transfers to foreign entities tied to espionage at the Egyptian Embassy in Bern. Neutrality laws and militia service are noted. a police inquiry followed an embassy complaint.
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