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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

24

Jacoby on Bridge Best Play Turns on Opening Spade

Na won the opening spade, took the ace of diamonds and ruffed a diamond in dummy. He led the club king to discard a diamond, ruffed the king of clubs, and South lamented the puzzled errors, a sharp display of card play by Na.

Phen Haat South Oswald Vauuuey NEA

Writing Opens Door To Auctioneering

Centralia Hl Mayor George Horum's son Georgie, 14, the youngest graduate auctioneer in the country, displays talents similar to his father. In a bridge hand described, East squeezes opponents with a brilliant play, while South faces crushing discards and a final double squeeze that seals the trick. The tale blends youth achievement with a card game triumph, reflecting a remarkable display of skill and nerve.

Centralia George Horum Georgie

Seven Million Bibles Delivered to Japan Mission

Tokyo May 23 Lt Gen Matthew Ridgway announces the Pocket Testament League has distributed 7,000,000 Bibles to Japan via its foreign secretary Glenn Wagner. The report highlights the league’s broad appeal and rapid outreach among Japanese readers.

Tokyo Matthew HB. Ridgway Pocket Testament League Glenn W. Wagner

Bridge commentary on misplay in suit and cruffs

The note analyzes a bridge hand where North showed diamond shortage, West should reduce dummy's cruffing power, but misplay gave South a chance to make. It critiques South as not one of the experts who can foresee ten moves ahead.

North West South

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