Oswald Jacoby Chesslike Bid Sparks Two Edges
The preemptive bid is described as a two edged sword in bridge strategy. If East had opened with three clubs the resulting pressure would have forced South into a seven heart contract.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1962
Page
9
The preemptive bid is described as a two edged sword in bridge strategy. If East had opened with three clubs the resulting pressure would have forced South into a seven heart contract.
The narrative describes a bridge hand where a three spade bid left North and South unlikely to reach game. Pre-emptive information aided South, enabling him to make a doubtful contract. South won the first club, ruffed hearts, and, with careful play and a favorable count, secured ten tricks including a late diamond discard and a final jack.
The article notes children's versions mirror adult couture with designs resembling Norell Balenciaga Chanel and others as reported by Women’s Wear Daily. It also lists local community events an annual picnic hosted Friday noon at the Cereghino home and a Shrine card party at Palos Verdes Masonic Temple with reservations details.
A reader laments unfair wage splits and shared assets asserting the house and car should be jointly in both names. Another asks about marriage after past affairs and fear of a partner bringing up the past. The columnist encourages starting anew and accepting support from a willing partner.
Catholic Daughters of America Court 1357 will hold a membership tea next Sunday from 2 to 4 pm in St Bernard’s Parish Hall Bellflower. The Court’s regular meeting is set for August 16 at 8 pm in the church with Florence Bennett as committee chairman.
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