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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1950
Page
5
A crossword puzzle listing radio themed clues across horizontal and vertical entries with hints for words such as exist correlative of either and symbol for erbium. The grid features terms ranging from kings home to airmarked entries and several scientific and literary references.
In this Bridge World column by I T Sun, a New York player, a hand unfolds after South opens hearts. East plays king on the first trick, dummy is entered with a diamond, and the jack of spades leads to a spade and heart sequence. Sun argues South must hold the king spades ace hearts and ace clubs to justify his opening and counts four diamonds two hearts and two or three spades plus a club as the winning layout.
A shock absorber designed for cross wind landing gear would allow aircraft to land regardless of wind direction and enable the use of one runway airstrips.
Nation faces looming water shortages as industry consumes about 60 billion gallons daily from underground sources and 52 billion from surface water. Houston and Gulf Coast chemicals drive usage. Los Angeles, New York, and Bay area plants face limits without conservation. Groundwater depletion prompts recycling, treated sewage use, and cooling-tower strategies to curb draw.
Munich reports German film circles hail Peter van Eycke as the most promising new matinee idol. German Producer Association head Eberhard Claggermann notes a lack of similar fresh faces as audiences tire of older stars. Van Eycke rose after wartime return from Hollywood and has drawn French and Austrian offers, with a noted rise in demand and a prior screen record including Five Graves to Cairo and The Moon Is Down. The piece also mentions Kitty Hawk sand dunes moving up to 20 feet yearly.
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