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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
18
A jumble of crossword clues and partial answers covers across and down entries. The grid includes references from Serpe Dowry to Winglike and Jap Outcast, with scattered solutions and corrections amid a stream of garbled text and misread letters about Nazis testimony and war era terms.
A discussion on bridge bidding emphasizes the shift from the book read to the read from three smalls as standard. The piece traces the rise of expert practice since World War I and notes many traditionalists are no longer seen as top players. In Baltimore market notes, prices drift on fruits and vegetables with modest activity and steady offerings.
Public discussion urges use of an improvement in bridge play. The article analyzes a hand where West opens spades, East signals, and misjudgment risks arise if West holds the queen. It explores how a king lead can block spades and potential errors if queen is absent.
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