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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1951
Page
9
A mixed clue list for a word puzzle includes vessel follow coin celerity and other terms, plus down clues such as an ill tempered person wrinkle armadillo temper ature and more, with references to nautical, astronomical, and linguistic items for a crossword style puzzle.
The bridge column analyzes a hand where South is vulnerable and explores a high low signal idea. It explains how partner’s echo signaling reveals diamond division and when to take the diamond ace to control tricks, detailing an approach to force or limit declarer tricks based on responses.
The American Legion Club bridge night finished with Marshall Ketchum and spouse taking first place with 64.3 points. Dave Conlin and R. R. Kinnie placed second with 63.7 points, while Ralph Cash and Dan Westerfield claimed third with 62 points.
Senate Rules Committee chair Carl Hayden urged both major parties to start a joint study to raise standards of fair campaigning. The report reviews the 1950 Maryland senatorial race, notes a $5000 fine for John Jonkel's campaign manager, and proposes tighter campaign finance limits and accountability for campaign acts. Hayden seeks uniform state and federal election laws to sharpen electorate information.
Bridge games scheduled this week include today at 7 45 p m at YMCA Club 130 W Monroe Wednesday 7 45 p m at Phoenix Duplicate Bridge Club Arizona Club Luhrs Building 11 W Jefferson Thursday 1230 p m beginners duplicate class 364 N Seventh Ave and Saturday 745 p m at Shepler Club Encanto Clubhouse Joined clubs provide regular play and instruction for players at all levels.
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