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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1955
Page
5
A dense list blends clues for a crossword style puzzle about the 32nd U.S. President and related terms. It mixes names, roles, and wordplay with numerous referents across history and language, including biographical hints and scattered vocabulary clues. The piece reads like a challenging riddle page with varied across and down entries.
Oswald Jacoby examines a bridge scenario where West begins with a trump lead to curb dummy’s ruffing power. If West starts with the king of clubs the timing changes, allowing South to win a trump, capture spades, and paraphrase the defense into a favorable sequence.
A dispute over Pennsylvania trucks operating in Maryland is being referred to the Maryland attorney general. Richard Lee Shaffer of Mercersburg faces a charge of operating a truck for hire in Washington County without Maryland registration, linked to stone hauling between Fry Stone and Coal Co near Williamsport and a Hagerstown concrete plant. The case tests Maryland reciprocity laws on out of state registrations. Magistrate Krevkenbohm awaits the AG’s ruling. Russell L Burdette plans to convert a Damascus area 300 chicken house into a four family apartment, aiming to rent by next month. The block building will hold four apartments with baths in a mixed history of poultry to housing. In Bonn, Adenauer’s doctors say he will fully recover from bronchial pneumonia after discussions with foreign minister.
In the dummy spade ruff and club ruff return to hand allow South to ruff another spade. The second spade rule cannot be stopped. South must immediately cash the ace of diamonds then draw the last trump and win the final spade and diamond tricks. South loses one spade trick but makes his game contract.
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