Card Play in Bridge Heats South and East in Gripping Defender
A bridge scenario shows South exploiting a dummy play to keep spades in check while East misreads. South wins a second diamond then cashes a heart, drawing trumps and finishing with dummy's last diamond. West leads a spade but South ends up safe as East is forced to concede. A New York reader asks about rebid in the one heart response to one club opening, with two main options: two clubs or one spade, each with potential merit.
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Oswald
Alan ‘South
East
South
Alan
Hugh
West
New York
Astrology Horoscope Page Gemice Bede Oiol May 15 1979
Gemini to Aries readers receive daily guidance with specific sun sign notes for Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. The column urges caution to avoid bias and to weigh options before acting, noting opportunities for profit and personal insight while warning against overanalysis and impulsive changes.
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Capricorn
Amhilians
Aquarius
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Compass war wotthy Japanese metropolis 9 Compass point L 12
A fragmented word puzzle style item lists scattered terms such as Compass, Japanese metropolis, and various clues like Auto failur and Shakespes gan poem, with stray letters and numbers interleaved. The readable text hints at a crossword style grid or word association game with multiple undefined entries and partial phrases.
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Campagn
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By Oswald Jacoby and
Alan Soutag
Gemice Bede Oiol
Taurus
Apri
Astra Graph
Astro Graph
Radio City
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Wotthy
Compass Point
Rte
Auto Club
Pan
George Tat McGoverns State
Moe
Cory da
Derudaw
Samyred
Plains
Upper Great Lakes
Harge
Caver
Ine
Ancient
Troy
Capital of Canada
le Kickett
Peo
Fez
Nico Bed Bae
of Zenen
Mace
Avo
Bnteene
Ior
Kayo Ino Yanos
Bow
PTEA
Boe
Va. Oras
EA Have
Jeff
Columbuis
Pip
Grandma
Jack Benny
Siaai
Nina
Pita Ako
Laundromat
Egmae
Terenas
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