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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1961
Page
6
A fragment from a bridge column discusses planning and sticking to a play, warning against wavering in contract decisions. It cites an example where misplay and misread signals lead to an unmade contract, then notes moral of careful play and suggests the reader bid cautiously for a likely game.
D Wayne Cox plans to lead a low cost housing enterprise in Venezuela to supply homes for workers. The project aims to use native labor and domestic materials, with fourplex units priced around 2500 to 4000 dollars. Cox notes strong interest from bankers and government officials and expects to rely on private enterprise rather than government aid.
Hayward Postmaster A. J. Foster urges Christmas cards and gifts be mailed early First Class to ensure prompt delivery by December 25. Use sturdy packing avoid fragile items and mark return addresses on each envelope or package.
James B. Coffman, longtime sales manager for Saylor's Chocolates, will speak at the San Leandro Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon at Onstad's 1812 Ave. Coffman, a veteran of 28 years in the Miss candy business, will discuss The Story of Carnie and the confectionery industry.
CHP warns motorists about snowy conditions and icy mountain roads. Officers urge reduced speeds and increased following distances, with careful braking and steering to recover from skids.
Washington officials announce a conference December 19 20 on winter slush and ice hazards in air and rail transport. The event will assess rapid accelerations and skid bar issues as agencies review jet and aircraft operations and snow accumulation impacts.
BAN LORENZO An-n-e Hous, a fourth grade student, won first place in the Terracy School essay contest on Our Flag. Runners up were Michiel La Grange, Susin Smith, Rhonda Cressy, and Debbie Burney with positions noted. The ceremony featured a high flag flown over the national capitol in Washington DC and purchased by the Parents' Circle.
A San Mateo couple reduced debt by using a homeowner's loan plan. The ad promises easy monthly payments from 29.92 to 37 per thousand with terms up to 20 months. It urges contacting Pacific Manjia for details and enrollment, highlighting tailored repayment and quick access.
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