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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1954

Page

6

First Trick Was A Bridge Crime

Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West opens seven of spades and East plays the jack. The misplay by declarer should have let East hold the first trick with the jack of spades, after which East shifts diamonds and declarer wins hearts and seizes control. The critical point is permitting East to secure the first trick to avoid three dangerous spade tricks.

Oswald Jacoby Whitten NEA West East South Declarer Scully Esate

Robertson Opposes Hawaiian Statehood

Washington March 12 Len Robertson said the Hawaiian Islands should not be granted statehood until more progress is made against Communist efforts to use Hawaii as a base for assaults on democracy. He warned admission could flood the West Coast with communist aliens and permeate the nation. The administration lost a bid to pair Hawaii with Alaska in a single statehood bill as the Senate voted 45-43 against treating the two territories separately. Senate leader Knowland noted further debate and pledged hearings as the chamber proceeds with other business.

Washington Len Robertson Dai Hawaiian Islands Hawaii Robenson Senate Hawai Hawaian Islands Wugiman Alaska Senhaosland Calfornia Sen Smathers Knowland

Guamela Gambol Across 1 6 Across The Nation

Alaska and Hawaii statehood debate cited by Robertson as risky if combined bills pass to Senate. He warns delaying statehood until international stability improves. Alaska supporters press for joint measures to lengthen momentum. Separate fashion critique notes outfits influence on morale and girls’ fashion trends.

ee LITTLE LIZ president Eisenhower favors statehood for hawaii

President Eisenhower backs statehood for Hawaii while noting the need for careful timing and popular support. The remark appears in a fragmented, early 20th century style item reflecting political discourse and cultural humor. The piece references Hawaii and the presidency in a clipped, satirical tone.

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