Goren on Bridge Leads and Finesses Analyzed
Bridge column discusses a hand where South opened with spade, North overcalled with two clubs, and West misplayed a diamond. The article explains how a specific lead, the nine of diamonds, could have saved West from a losing line and how defenders should read dummy’s surrounding cards to preserve tenaces.
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West
South
North
East
Declarer
Irick
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Glamorous Fireside Robe and Women’s Blouses offered
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One Mans Opinion on Stevenson and Truman Politics
Walter Kiernan offers reflections on Adlai Stevenson after a White House visit with Truman promising a later stay. He notes Stevenson’s enduring media presence, his strong candidacy, and the shift in plans that shortened the trip. The column blends political commentary with social quirks and a hint of upcoming honors for Jacob Solomon of 222 Tarliest.
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Governor Stevenson
Lincoln
White House
Adlai
Mr. Truman
Jacob S. Solomon
Jacob
Solomon
E.W
T Manhattan Center
New
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