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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
13
A bridge contest narrative shows South exploiting West and East in a spade lead fight. West underled the diamond ace and East captured with the diamond queen, then clubs and hearts collapse South’s trumps. Declarer misplayed hearts but West’s defense held firm, ending three tricks down for declarer.
Although woven glass textiles are comparatively new, glass fibers were combined with silk to make fabric centuries ago.
Written and oral exams for immigration patrol inspectors will be held tomorrow and Wednesday at the Phoenix office of the Arizona State Employment Service, 426 West Adams Street. Veterans 21 to 45 and non veterans 21 to 35 may apply for posts with the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service. Physical qualifications are required. Information is available at the Employment Service or Immigration Service offices.
Barbara Seina of Jerome was the first school winner to be announced today in competition for the state oratorical contest finals to be held here April 6. Twenty six other high schools planned their competitions this week with 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 and Williams listed as participants. 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 at Humanity Memorial School of Nursing symbolizing six months of training. Caps grant entry to the student nurse uniform at Humanity Memorial Hospital while officials including Mrs. Beth Irick and hospital superintendent Emmett McLoughlin addressed the ceremony. Seventy five readers observed the event as names from Phoenix, Chicago, Fort Worth, Vicksburg, Mesa, Tucson, Globe, and other locales were listed among the cap recipients.
Indian School will host the third annual Student Government Day on Wednesday. Glenn Lun deen, principal, announced that students will run the entire school occupying about 90 roles. They will teach, hold executive posts, and handle all school business after a screening and board review of applications.
Bridge games this week feature events at American Legion Club 213 North First Avenue today and at YMCA Club 130 West Monroe Street tomorrow. Wednesday hosts Bridge for Fun Club in YMCA building, and Thursday Westward Ho Duplicate Bridge Club remains at 213 North First Avenue. Friday offers Shepler Club Encanto Clubhouse at 12:30 p.m. for the first of two session a restricted individual championship. Saturday 7:45 p.m. Shepler Club Encanto Clubhouse lists yesterday's March master-point open results with top pairs Bruce Isaacs and E. F. Freier 64.2 and K. D. Westerfield and Clifford Russell 60.0, plus winners from the Saturday night Shepler Club game.
The Roosevelt Central Council will convene at 8 p.m. today in the Roosevelt School library at 551 East Southern Avenue, announced president T. G. Barr.
A Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee led by Sen. Lyndon Johnson urged halting U S government tin purchases for stockpiling. It cited a 150 percent price rise since Korea and said few foreign corporations control major tin reserves.
Special to The Gazette TEMPE March 5 Only one Phoenician appears on the ASU election slate decker Williams 3206 East McKinley Street is a candidate for vice president Others include for president Bill Barnes Tempe Norman Wilson Glendale and James Wylie Buckeye for vice president George Harter Scottsdale Wayne Legg Mesa and Phil Lively Tempe and for secretary Norma Erickson Tempe Shirley Sunden Douglas and Rachel Ann Love Mesa
Dr. Robert J. Hannelly, dean of Phoenix College, attends Des Moines five day session for the American Association of Junior Colleges. He will speak on a panel about general education at the junior college level, at the opening of the conference. He was invited by Dr. Ralph Fields of Teachers College, Columbia University, a Phoenix College graduate.
Edison School PTA will present its chorus in a musical program tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. A talk on Alaskan Indians will be given and Mrs John G Taylor, president, will lead a short business session. New G S Skiff School PTA officers to be elected Thursday at 2 30 p m in the school. Executive Board members host a social hour after the election.
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