AW Bidding Is Not By Rules
When an expert misplaces a bid he often explains it as the best percentage or inability to see all cards. He sometimes admits a bad play. if a bid fails he may concede a mistake with a quick, candid remark.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1960
Page
2
When an expert misplaces a bid he often explains it as the best percentage or inability to see all cards. He sometimes admits a bad play. if a bid fails he may concede a mistake with a quick, candid remark.
Margaret Curran faced a rural council order to remove a bottle-fed lamb after a neighbor complained the animal’s bleating kept her awake at night. The incident highlights tensions over livestock in Londonderry.
The Soviet leader Khrushchev aims to elevate the ruble to equal status with the dollar, potentially altering world trade perception. A new ruble would require exchanging 20 old rubles, with prices adjusted but purchasing power largely unchanged, to produce a prestige effect. A separate note reports a US Air Force pilot crash near Okinawa, with the pilot dead and identity withheld until kin notification.
In duplicate bridge play a expert, adopting a risky stance after South passes and East opens with one heart, jumps to five clubs and makes seven. The grand slam occurs in clubs and spades, scoring 640 points for five clubs bid and seven made. At other tables South's flexible approach yields large heart bids but no key spade fit, with seven clubs or seven hearts pursued, yet defensive gains are limited to one diamond, one club, and one spade for about 500 points when East-West are not vulnerable.
Frederick club 1602 met May 5 at the Frederick Hotel with Ed Schantz presiding. John Thrasher led the program. speakers included Frank Castagliola and Jules Dews. area officials announced the Ninth Annual District Convention May 14 at the Shoreham Hotel Washington. A Johnsville Church Hall luncheon May 5 included a surprise baby shower for Mrs Paul Mull and new members accepted at the meeting. A separate Johannesburg report notes 21 white women jailed under emergency rules threaten a hunger strike over charges or release.
Sir Hersch Lauterpacht, a member of the International Court of Justice in The Hague, died at 62 from a heart attack. The report notes he was among 15 judges and was based in London. The piece also mentions South Africa's state of emergency and detentions without charges.
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