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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
2
In a bridge sequence South opens spades and uses Blackwood but misses two aces. East misreads defense and the hand ends with a failed slam as partner could have led a top spade. The commentary notes East’s error and missed strategic chances.
Puzzle style crossword from Ya Roping and Riding with clues for across and down entries. Several terms include cowboy related gear and actions such as rope and running no. The grid lists numbered clues like 1 across and 11 across with corresponding downs.
Answer to Previous Puzzle through in as a horse 13 Demolish 18 Old Englis hav 20 Father of Orpheus 21 Slants 22 Folding beds 23 Nautical tort 24 Genuine 26 False god 27 Girl s plaything 28 God of love sloth 32 Petition 46A 48 Royal Italian family name 49 Feminine appellation 50 Dill 52 Isaiah ab 54 Air comb form
A Milwaukee reader asks for hands that are both misbid and misplayed. North responds two diamonds over three no trump, not one spade, making five clubs the tough choice. South also errs with a faulty Blackwood four no trump, which would have doomed the slam without North holding an ace.
A brief note describes a monthly supply chewable dental aid from Mann Drug Stores. It emphasizes comfort, a snug fit that keeps seeds out, reduces clicking, and eases gum pressure during use.
Mrs. Marcus C. Bauer, 37, and her sons Ronald 15 and Michael 10 were trapped for about three hours when their boat capsized on the Mississippi River at Grafton Illinois. Two men swam to the wreck, cut a hole in the hull and pulled them to safety while the husband Mark 16 and another son swam to shore to call for help.
North Carolina primary results set up fall battles as Democrats choose renominees in key districts. Dave Clark wins in the 10th to challenge Republican Charles R. Jonas, while George Shuford Lennon and Alton Lennon secure nominations in the 12th and 7th. Incumbent judges and solicitors also face post primary matchups amid a Democratic sweep.
The University of North Carolina awarded major contracts for the School of Pharmacy building. L. P. Cox Co. of Sanford will do general construction at 607,078 dollars. Bullock Plumbing and Heating of Raleigh 59,443 dollars. Bullock and Humble of Greensboro 112,080 dollars for heating. Modern Electric Co. of Durham 76 dollars for electrical. Southern Elevator Co. of Greensboro 11,980 dollars for an elevator. The project totals 1,150,000 dollars and spans 62,400 square feet on Pittsboro Road opposite UNC Memorial Hospital, with completion targeted for September 1959.
Eight North Carolina folk dancers travel by horse and wagon from Asheville toward New York City to promote world friendship through folk music and dance. They plan to perform at the United Nations World Affairs Center on July 11 and appeal for a world exchange of folk culture. The trip is sponsored by Amvets, the American Veterans of World War II.
Paris AP reports Figaro says President Eisenhower will invite French Premier Charles de Gaulle to join next weeks talks with British Prime Minister Macmillan. The aim is to coordinate American British and French policy ahead of possible Soviet negotiations. Macmillan arrives in the United States late this week to speak at DePauw University and discuss with Eisenhower next Monday and Tuesday.
De lores Sinsak 23 a Goldwater Hospital nurse announced her engagement and invited all her wheelchair bound patients to the wedding. Hospital volunteers arranged transport and 25 wheelchairs and an iron lung filled the aisle as Delores wed Donald Law at St Salphonsus Church in Brooklyn.
The Passion Play will be staged in the German village of Oberammergau next year. It has been performed every ten years for three centuries, making the 1960 production a long awaited event.
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