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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
8
A garbled OCR page fragment presents a long list of crossword style clues, mixed with odd numbers, names, and scattered monetary figures. Many entries are unreadable or corrupted, mentioning items like salt, devoured, astute, and various place and person fragments, with stray references to a treasury, New York, and unrelated terms.
The text discusses Gerber as a convention paired with Blackwood, noting four clubs as a tool after openers. It explains that Gerber seeks aces after certain bids and that after a no trump opening it offers a separate advantage over Blackwood, sometimes allowing a sign off at game if partners lack aces for slam.
A bridge column discusses openers and responses in notrump scenarios. South seeks small slam with aces via Gerber, while Blackwood risks a misfit if North has only one ace. An opening 17 points hand with four hearts appears, leading to a favorable dummy and a lecture teaser for Oswald Jacoby bridge tips priced at 50 cents.
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