Suit Signal Cautions in a Bridge Slam
Oswald Jacoby explains the suit preference signal and its flaws in bidding to a six spade contract where West leads king of clubs. North and South reach slam. misread signals lead to a tough play as East acquires a favorable set and six spades becomes achievable only with precise shifts. The column ends with a starter puzzle: with South holding AQ I876 and West responds, how to proceed after partner shows four diamonds.
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Across 1 French diplomat Joxe and more
A themed crossword style clue set featuring a French diplomat Joxe with clues across and down. The grid hints include home office in 11 Printing and multiple definitions such as peaceful milk curdling substance certify possession ab life lieutenants completed against scope easel sand ridge dance step abound dinner course signs closed firmly painful spots lock of hair and other standard crossword entries.
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Almanac Today June 12 Highlights From History
Almanac entry for Tuesday June 12 notes the 163rd day of the year with 202 to follow, a near full moon, morning planets Jupiter Mars and Saturn, and Venus as the evening star. It records key events: 1630 John Winthrop enters Salem Harbor, 1912 Lillian Russell wed Alexander Moore, and 1934 Franklin Roosevelt signs the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act.
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Alexander Moore
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