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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
14
In a bridge column, West grows weary of opponents who bid boldly with weak hands. West doubles two clubs, North redoubles, and South signals readiness. West opens hearts, declarer wins with ace of clubs and continues play, revealing strategic misgivings.
A mixed digest covers bridge play notes from a session with Wert and West, detailing contract play and trick counts. It notes South and West maneuvering to secure several tricks, with South scoring 710 points on a re doubled contract. Also mentioned are an item about Professor James A. Jenkins and cultivated tomatoes origin, plus a distinctive historical fireplace built by Joe Parks displaying stones from global locations.
In the southern Arabian peninsula Yemen is thought to be the home of the queen of Sheba and the region’s ancient allure. The article hints at historical ties and regional legends surrounding Sheba in antiquity.
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