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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
7
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In this bridge analysis Howard Schenken and Richard L. Frey dissect a nonvulnerable North South hand. The bidding error centers on North's jump to four spades after South's three spades, obscuring South’s actual strength. The piece argues North should have opened two hearts to reveal distribution and guide South toward the right game and contract.
Anchorage June 26 Bradford Washburn leader of the Mount McKinley mapping expedition reports good weather and the eight man party is at the 10,000 foot level on the west side of the 20,300 foot peak. He notes unlimited ceiling and visibility and a temperature 27 degrees above zero with light NW winds.
Bridge games scheduled this week at YMCA Club 130 W Monroe tonight at 7 45 p m beginner class Thursday 10 a m open to the public 364 N Seventh Ave Phoenix Duplicate Club Valley Garden Center 1805 N 15th Ave 7 45 p m Thursday Shepler Club Encanto Clubhouse Saturday 7 45 p m
Mrs. C. J. Rousseau and Clifford Russell led with 129.5 match points to win the American Legion bridge tournament last night. R. R. Kinnie and Bruce Isaacs took second with 120 points, while Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ketchum were third on 117.5.
A letter from William H. Temlin Sr of Watseka Illinois extols daily All Bran for digestion and promises a money back offer. The ad urges others with constipation to eat an ounce daily and drink water, with a double refund if not satisfied.
July Reader's Digest survey predicts critical 15th and 16th years, three children, money quarrels, and home buying at 35 or 40. It notes divorce remarry odds and factors affecting marriage risk with editor answers. Read the July issue for 42 condensed articles of lasting interest.
A 60-year-old Phoenician man cites public decorum as motive but a 39-year-old Phoenix woman rejects his advances. He asks to help her dress more modestly. Detective Bill Black later meets the man at the post office. The man denies wrongdoing and is released with a caution.
A reader notes that Greenland’s size rivals the land area of the United States portion east of the Mississippi River, highlighting substantial geographic scale.
Eighteen Dutch cadets flown to the Gila Bend range to view ground rocketry and gunnery by F-51 Mustangs and F-84 Sabres after graduating at Williams Air Force Base. They will undergo eight weeks of advanced gunnery training before returning home for assignments. A base safety program begins to reduce civilian and military road hazards with lectures and demonstrations for all personnel through tomorrow.
Mrs. Florence DeCrisci faced a theft after a potential tenant, a 24 year old man with dark hair and a ruddy complexion, offered to pay $30 by cash check for a room at 139 North 6th Street. She left cash unattended and returned to see the man leave with her $72 missing, having endorsed the check "Jack Spires."
TEL AVIV June 26 Israel and Switzerland have decided to establish diplomatic relations, the Israel government announced. The move marks a formal step in bilateral ties between the two countries.
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