Crossword By Eugene Sheffer SFLU IV UB IL
The puzzle by Eugene Sheffer appears in a crosslight style, listing clues for a standard American crossword. The readable text notes multiple letter sequences and grid hints with no clear solution provided.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
6
The puzzle by Eugene Sheffer appears in a crosslight style, listing clues for a standard American crossword. The readable text notes multiple letter sequences and grid hints with no clear solution provided.
Bridge quiz answers by Charles H. Goren discuss bidding decisions in multiple hands. Scenarios include East West vulnerable holdings and choices for openers, responses, and final contracts with explanations of why certain bids show strength, suits, or slam potential. The column emphasizes avoiding overreach, signaling partner’s shape, and selecting game or slam contracts based on distribution and points.
The text presents a series of bridge bidding fragments with instructions on strategy. It references a 53 point hand in Spades, a suggested temporizing clubs bid to probe partner, and a near slam decision with two spades or four clubs as possible actions. It notes nonvulnerable positions and evaluating profits from game versus doubled contracts.
A King Features Syndicate puzzle offers a daily fortune game. Count letters in your first name, adjust by 4 or 3 based on length, derive a key number, and read letters under checked figures in a grid to spell a message. World rights reserved 1973.
London area councillors plan to appoint a lecturer to tour Waltham district schools to teach children manners. Council member Charles Paley-Phillips suggested oral tests and even eating tests, joking about peas on a knife and slurping affecting marks.
A historical note recalls Robert Cavelier naming Louisiana after King Louis XIV in 1682 while another fact mentions a California king satman may weigh over 50 pounds.
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