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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1953
Page
5
New York humorist Hal Boyle notes how indecision can unintentionally empower others and hinder self. He recalls conflicts with bullies, women, and panhandlers, explaining that a weak-willed persona invites pressure while a strong will edge dominates.
In a Jacoby on Bridge hand South overcalled two hearts then faced a sound double by West and a defensive sequence that left South with no heart entry. East ruffing power and careful trumps eventually produced a five trick loss, yielding a 900 point penalty on the overcall.
In Philadelphia Sam Mitchell forecasts a 40 to 50 seat Democratic margin in the next House with a platform on national security fair farm policy and lower living costs. He cautions that Senate gains are harder and notes Democratic control hinges on arithmetic and upcoming seats. He also announced a new party treasurer role and plans for Middle Atlantic state car leader meetings.
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