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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1952
Page
8
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Oswald Jacoby explains Cut-Throat Canasta strategy emphasizing self-control. Avoid picking up the discard pile unless a potential win rewards 1000 points or more. Partners must be asked before melding. the lone wolf may meld freely. Scores run about twice as high as regular Canasta.
The article describes an early end play in a bridge hand where Abe Wechsler executes an end play at trick four. West shifts to hearts, Wechsler wins, and the ten of spades forces a misplay, leading to a sequence where South avoids finessing red suits and runs trumps. East is eventually forced to give up, setting up a standard end play by the eleventh trick.
The American Federation of Labor signals a push to raise the minimum hourly wage to 1.25 dollars, up from 75 cents. Three resolutions from the International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen and United Textile Workers are to be discussed at the AFL convention.
Jim Downey promotes an Australian hare named Harry proving swimming rabbits exist, backed by Florence Chadwick. The ASPCA counters with reports of rescuing Harry six times from the Henry Hudson Hotel pool, while Downey mocks the tale and hints at a challenge to a turtle. Downey plans an East River swim as Harry trains in a bath and beer diet.
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