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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
11
Betsidez vulnerable with West as dealer, bidding ends All Pass. South misplays by leading a diamond to the king allowing East to win with the diamond queen and clubs queen. West cannot recover as declarer loses three tricks after mis-timed heart play and misread defenses.
Although woven glass fibers are comparatively new, glass fibers were combined with silk to make fabric centuries ago.
Written and oral exams for immigration patrol inspectors will be by U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service representatives tomorrow and Wednesday at the Phoenix office of the Arizona State Employment Service. Veterans 21 to 45 and non veterans 21 to 35 may apply for posts with the border security agency. physical qualifications are required. Information available at the Employment Service or Immigration Service offices.
Barbara Seina of Jerome won the first school prize in the state oratorical finals contest, with finals set for April 6 here. Twenty six other high schools, including Benson Amphitheater of Tucson Bisbee Casa Grande Chandler Clifton Douglas Duncan Gila Bend Glendale Holbrook Litchfield Park North Phoenix Morenci Phoenix Union Safford Prescott St. John's St. Mary's Tempe Thatcher Tombstone Winslow Williams, are competing this week. Saturday is the deadline for school contests sponsored by The Arizona Republic.
Twenty four young women from seven Arizona cities and six states were capped in candlelight ceremonies at Humanity Memorial School of Nursing. The caps marked six months of basic training and tests toward professional nursing careers.
Indian School will host the third annual Student Government Day on Wednesday Gloria Lundeen announces. About 90 students will run the school. they will act as instructors fill executive posts and handle all school business. Applications were submitted last week and screened by a board before selections.
Bridge games this week list events at American Legion Club and YMCA Club today and tomorrow at 7 45 p m Also Wednesday at Bridge for Fun Club and Thursday at Westward a Duplicate Bridge Club Both at 213 North First Avenue Friday at 1230 p m Shepler Club Encanto Clubhouse hosting the first of a two session annual restricted individual championship Saturday evening events conclude at Shepler Club Encanto Clubhouse Results from yesterday s March master point open sponsored by the Phoenix Committee of the American Contract Bridge League show north south first Bruce Isaacs and E F Freier 64 2 second R R Kinnie and A E Johnson 57 1 east west first K D Westerfield and Clifford Russell 60 second Mrs Irene Judd of Bozeman Mont and Dr Earl B Osborn 59 1 Winners at Saturday night Shepler Club game include first Westerfield and Earl McKale .681 second Mrs James Sharpe and Fred Bangs .625 third Mrs Murray Espy and Mrs Bangs .613
The Roosevelt Central Council will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. today in the Roosevelt School library located at 551 East Southern Avenue. President T. G. Barr announced the event.
The Siebrand Brothers Circus and Carnival at 2307 East Van Buren Street begins its 1951 premiere for 13 days starting Tuesday. The bill features 20 rides, 15 sideshows, 28 acts with elephants and monkeys. The circus started 35 years ago in Northwood, North Carolina, by P. W. and Mike Siebrand, now employing 1,000 people and touring the Southwest and Midwest with 58 trucks.
Bern reports that the Swiss government told the Czech minister in Bern that he overstepped his functions by holding a news conference to warn Switzerland about the dangers of a rearmed Germany. The move follows tensions over collective security in Europe as postwar shifts unfold.
TEMPE March 5 The Associated Students election at Arizona State College will feature an unusually small slate with only one Phoenician candidate. Decker Williams of 3206 East McKinley Street is seeking the vice presidency while other posts draw Tempe Bill Barnes Norman Wilson Glendale James Wylie Scottsdale Wayne Legg Mesa Phil Lively Tempe Norma Erickson Tempe Shirley Sunden Douglas Rachel Ann Love Mesa.
Dr. Robert J. Hannelly dean of Phoenix College attends the five day annual meeting in Des Moines Iowa of the American Association of Junior Colleges. He is slated to speak on General Education at the junior college level on a panel. He was invited by Dr Ralph Fields of Teachers College Columbia University a Phoenix College graduate.
Edison School Chorus members will be presented in a musical program at tomorrow's PTA meeting at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. A talk on Alaskan Indians will follow and Mrs John G Taylor, president, will preside over a short business meeting. New officers of the G S Skiff School PTA will be elected Thursday at 2 30 p m in the school. Executive Board members will host a social hour after the election.
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