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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1959
Page
3
A mixed list of crossword style clues and answers across and down featuring names, places, and common terms such as Lindbergh, Charles Lamb, and Bermuda. Includes clues like Danish auto, Spanish priest, and British statesman with varied word lengths and themes.
In JACOBY ON BRIDGE, the piece explains a safety play where declarer wins trick one with the dummy ace of hearts and tests the trump king or jack. If East outplays or shows a shortage, the tactic preserves trump tricks, unlike a reckless second-trick ace of spades. South ignores safety and loses.
Ten beard ed members of the Cuban army considered marching from Idlewild to Manhattan but decided not to due to the long 18 mile haul. More than 1 000 well wishers greeted the delegation as Maj Camilo de Cienfuegos joined the scene before withdrawing back to the airport. The bus proceeded without a marchers.
Readers ask about unemployment for pregnant workers and claiming a deceased spouse as a dependent. Answers reference state laws on work availability, FHA assistance, Social Security eligibility, and how retirement plans interact with birth and baptismal certificates.
A fragment notes that the moose is more amphibious than the caribou and feeds in water, while the caribou feeds on land. It also says the caribou’s buoyant coat makes it a better swimmer.002
A terse editorial note discourages explanation as readers are urged to form their own interpretations. The line hints at editorial distance and confidence in the audience.
A MACSHORE style in light cotton batiste features rows of tucks and lace for a convertible collar. The garment is described as DRIP-DRY and available in white up to size 35.
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