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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1954
Page
11
The text outlines an astrology based dating of birth dates with date ranges and number mappings. It presents a sequence of zodiac segment pairs and a method to determine a daily changing number tied to birth dates, claiming alignment with a secret formula and a left to right reading order.
Earl Wilson reports on Hollywood characters passing through and turning up in quirky anecdotes. Serge Rubinstein, Switty Morgan, Red Buttons, Piper Laurie, and Leonard Goldstein emerge amid a chorus of celebrity tidbits, fashion notes, and show business jokes.
The Pine Ridge Reservation superintendent Ben Reifel argues education is the only solution for the Indian problem. He notes high birth rates, unemployment, land loss, and the need to value time and thrift to uplift the Sioux while addressing gender imbalance and illegitimacy on the reservation. He cites cultural shifts and federal aid gaps as hurdles to assimilation.
Oswald Jacoby explains how a jump overcall of hearts signals strength and how North correctly supports diamonds after South returns to hearts. The play features West opening spades, East dumping the queen, West ruffing, and South and dummy coordinating to win the final tricks with ruffs and a diamond queen.
In a bridge contest, South wins easily with five top trumps after discarding his losing club. East could defeat the contract by returning a trump on the second track. South would still win, but if he led the king of spades, West would ruff and return the nine of hearts, preventing South from ruffing spades in the dummy. Diamond tricks cannot be established since dummy has only one entry, yielding at best nine tricks.
Aunt Het urges readers that a vacation is not for pay but for rest from the endless task of keeping house as she reflects on domestic life and the need for respite.
Discussion questions on policing show preferred traits for officers and the value of college education. It notes many fine officers lack college backgrounds and that sociologist like roles are increasingly expected. Includes reflections on child learning challenges and causes of reading difficulties.
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