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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1955
Page
2
Channel lineup lists 10:00 20th Century 6:00 Supermer 9:00 Meet Millie 9:30 Eddy Arnold 10:00 $44 909 Question 11:10 Weather 11:15 News 12:20 Signoff 12:18 Love of Life 13:30 Search for Tomorrow and Art Linkletter listed among programs and times.
Channel listings give a daytime to late night slate with back stages sports and shows including Backstage at 2:00 pm 6:15 Maen Whe 6:30 Esso Reporter 6:45 Weatherman 6:50 TBA sports 7:30 Arthur Smith 100 Death Valley 8:30 Waterfront 9:00 Fairbanks phils Sun iwao 1:18 Sports 11:23 Les Paul 11:30 Late Show 1:00 Sign Off.
WSLS TV Roanoke Channel 10 lists a 3:00 matinee, 4:00 Look to This Day, 4:45 Modern Romances, and 5:00 Pinky Lee today.
A devotional piece urges absolute honesty before God about personal sins, illustrated by a thief’s confession yielding redemption. It asks readers to examine envy pride and other faults. A Rutgers two week course offers new commercial ice cream techniques. A Rhode Island TV ownership survey notes 1989 values and compares state to national averages.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where the unusual no trump overcall at three level signals a hand with long minors. South competes to five clubs as a sacrifice after North supports both minors, doubling to secure ten tricks and minimize loss.
Tokyo heard Zenshiro Hoshino former vice admiral warn that the Soviet Union still seeks to Bolshevize the world. He said Russia would disguise peace talks while preparing aggression when strong enough and urged Japan to maintain defense for two to three months awaiting U S aid. The piece also notes mental health care costs topping one billion dollars annually.
HAL BOYLE surveys holiday spending noting about 75 million neckties sold during Christmas, 85 percent bought by women, with a typical length near 50 inches. The piece lists various consumer trivia and safety stats, from car accidents to eye strain.
Crossword clue set hints a joke themed puzzle with entries including a video comedian and crow calls. Answers point to a grid theme with several overlapping wordplay connections and number guided fills.
A compact list of crossword style clues including 33 Delicate smell resin 38 Hurl again 39 Seashore 41 Her 44 Slight bow 45 Man's name sa 37 Most rational 45 Roman road 38 Horsemen 46 Pause 40 Thus 47 Wiles 41 One who 49 Fruit drink (suffix) 50 Century (ab.) 42 At this place 52 Column 43 Son of Seth 53 Brazilian (Bib.) macaw.
The guidance explains subtracting one hour for central standard and two hours for mountain standard when converting time. It notes that some stations switch relay times to Mt focal schedules and that last minute program changes cannot be included.
The listing shows a December 27 broadcast slate with varied programs from News and Commentary to science fiction and Dragnet. Highlights include Johnny Dollar, Fibber and Molly, and TV style news recaps along with music features and late night news broadcasts.
Naish regains control as Kaui and islanders guide the ship to anchorage. The crew recovers, while villagers welcome them with coconuts and dances. Naish contemplates leadership, prayers for the lost, and the island’s nightly rites as Pere-haru tales unfold.
A reader quiz asks which statements are true among seven items covering food price trends, teacher salaries, Ireland’s status, American deaths by cause, a former Commerce Secretary as a candidate, the Sahara desert size, and Hackmatack’s meaning. Answers appear on Page 3.
Cardinal Spellman of New York met President Syngman Rhee after Christmas with troops in Korea. He visited the 24th Infantry Division and other units for mass and benediction and spoke of peace through obedience to God. The cardinal held mass at Pusan before visiting Rhee and then planned a trip to Japan.
The kiwi is described as tail-less with minimal wings and a bulky body. It burrows like a groundhog, lays an egg about a quarter of its weight, has whiskers and a long beak with a tail-like tip, resembling a cat in some features.
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