2794 Huks Killed in Three Month Campaign
Manila reports government forces killed 2,794 Huk guerrillas in a three month campaign. An additional 2,475 were surrendered or captured, according to the defense department.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
11
Manila reports government forces killed 2,794 Huk guerrillas in a three month campaign. An additional 2,475 were surrendered or captured, according to the defense department.
Washington reports Thomas Kling, nicknamed Real Mad Dog, is sought after a Christmas 1949 Bayonne hold up and Hawley bank job. The 43 year old, tattooed, 5 foot 5 inch criminal with multiple aliases is described as dangerous, armed, and likely to shoot to kill.
In Berlin on June 29 AP reports the Martin Luther University in the Russian zone city of Halle Wittenberg has been renamed Walter Ulbricht University. Ulbricht, deputy premier of the East German government, was quoted as accepting the honor in Eastern papers.
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Eastern expert Arthur Glatt discusses a Vanderbilt final bid scenario from a duplicate game reported in Bridge World Magazine. The story centers on a deceptive heart shift and subsequent club sequence that overturned an apparently easy two no trump contract. Glatt hints that the quiet South was himself.
Winners in the Phoenix Duplicate Bridge Club game last night were Bruce Isaacs and R. H. Kinnie in first place with 64 points, Marshall Ketchum and his partner in second at 58.8, and A. L. Maltby with his partner in third at 58.5.
Bridge events slate for Saturday at 7 45 p m at Shepler Club Encanto Clubhouse with games scheduled this week and participants invited.
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