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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1942
Page
14
London reports growing clamor for government controlled non profit canteens offering meals at about twenty cents amid crowded restaurants and rising prices. Observers note self service, no napkins, and a shift toward meatless days with new crackdowns on black marketeers and profiteers.
A dated health ad claims tired kidneys disrupt sleep and cause backache, headaches, and fluid puffiness. It touts Doan's Pills as a proven, long running remedy to flush waste from the blood and restore energy, urging readers to ask a local druggist.
The southeastern sectional open pair title was won by Mrs. William E. McKenney and Peter A. Leventritt. A key hand shows Mrs. McKenney bidding no trump despite heart king, then executing a sequence of clubs and diamonds to secure the slam.
Japanese army waged a vigorous offensive in Southern Honan Province starting April 24 with about 10 000 troops, pushing west and northwest from Sinyang. Chinese resistance slowed the drive, which aims to threaten Japan's Sinyang base and potentially reach Chungking, Chiang Kai-shek's capital.
A concise quiz item notes three questions about military vehicles, Leopold II and his country, and Hu Shih. It asks readers to answer on the Want Ad Page.
April 29. The proper distribution of supplies of gasoline and oil across the Southeast will be determined at a conference in Charlotte tomorrow. John L. Rodgers of Washington acting director of the division of motor transport will preside, inviting about 200 petrolump truck operators from the Carolinas Georgia and Florida to attend. Ocean shipments to Charleston and Wilmington face severe deter restrictions due to the Axis U boat campaign.
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