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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1955
Page
3
South opens with takeout double over East's weak two bid. North rebids three spades, South passes wrongly, and West’s double misleads. South wins the contract with an overtrick while West regrets passing three spades for a potential 200 point profit.
A humorous column offers lighthearted heat beating tips. It dwells on quirky methods such as moistened grape leaves on the head, cooling shoes in a refrigerator, and avoiding hot thoughts. The piece mocks heat through playful anecdotes and jokes about daily life in summer.
Charles Mercer reports Mitch Miller, oboist and Columbia Records director, shaping CBS Radio Music Hall Sundays into an adult audience. Miller argues radio suits sound over TV visuals, noting long rehearsals for radio versus camera focus in television and criticizing TV for prioritizing lighting and cameras over sound. Miller, Rochester native and Eastman alumnus, champions radio for serious music and artist repertoires.
Columbus police say Douglas E. Rushing a former service attendant admitted using keys to rifle 75 soft drink machine cash boxes between Columbus and Marion since quitting two years ago. He said he took between 2 and 65 dollars from each box and even rifled the machine at police headquarters. He is charged with entering a safe depository.
A playful note praises staying cool in heat waves with gumption Yankee ingenuity and practical tricks. It jokes about martini drinkers and office floor crawling as a remedy, and suggests the boss may send workers home in an air conditioned ambulance.
The writer criticizes television for disorganization and overreliance on clips during Geneva Four power conference coverage. Radio airings provided quicker, clearer background by transmitting from Geneva, while TV failed to present balanced viewpoints and coherent analysis. A Fort Bragg project announced for officer and enlisted family housing.
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