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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
5
Sheila and Dick celebrate a joint triumph as Blind Timmy’s play success leads to a secret wedding and a dream rooftop cottage in New York. They tour a moonlit path to a white cottage with a kitchen garden and plan a life of work and happiness together.
Column urges mastering bidding and play in bridge focusing on the hold up at no trump. The author notes many players neglect hand play and promises two more articles to explain this key technique.
The declarer wins with the king after a sequence in clubs and diamonds. He then uses club and spade discards to set up hearts and force opponents into a spade truck, ending with a three no trump contract.
The article discusses a bridge scenario in which South opens 1NT with a strong no trump, North rebids, and play focuses on whether to lead diamonds, hold up to exhaust opponents' diamonds, and how declarer should handle the clubs and diamonds to avoid losing the contract. It emphasizes counting tricks and the hold up to manage danger from West and East.
Ahmet Muhater of Turkey will become dean of the Washington diplomatic corps after the withdrawal of France's Ambassador Paul Claudel. Claudel served in Washington since March 28, 1917, and assumed dean duties after Italian Ambassador Nobile Giacomo De Martino left, ending seven years in the capital.
Andre Lefebvre De Lay Boulaye, a personal friend of President-elect Roosevelt, will be named ambassador to Washington to succeed Paul Claudel. He was chosen to carry on negotiations for a new debt agreement with the United States.
Agricultural ants farm on a small scale by cultivating patches of wild rice and weeding until it ripens. They then climb stalks to carry grain away to underground granaries for storage.
Wilkes county farmer Riley Moore, 36, was jailed on murder charges in the fatal shooting of his seven year old son Raymond at their Brushy mountain home. A coroner's jury found Moore responsible after testimony from the mother and an older brother, who said he had been drinking heavily. The boy died within twenty minutes.
The article enumerates five Jewish governors in the United States: Lehman of New York Horner of Illinois Schultz of Florida Seligman of New Mexico and Meir of Oregon.
The collared peccary carries a musk gland on its back and uses it to send signals. This scent marking can be detected over great distances, aiding communication among individuals.
A fragment notes belief that moonlight harms the mind and sight, distinguishing superstition from danger and asserting no basin exists for such fear. The line hints at skepticism toward lunar influence on perception.
Minneapolis report urges teachers to launch a public campaign to protect schools from fund cuts and attacks by wealthy interests. The National Education Association commission asks for continued emergency efforts and a liaison lay committee warns of attempts to cripple the public school system.
Indianapolis schools chief Paul C. Stetson told the National Education Association that bedtime stories with morals fail to build character. He urged teaching ethical truths through direct, real in-school experiences to better prepare youth for a cynical world.
The lay unit led by Superintendent Charles 8. Meek of Toledo Ohio as chairman appeals for public backing of educators aiming to maintain public school support and reform efforts.
A committee spoke of an organized attempt directed at forces seeking tax reduction. It said it would not shrink from taking the offensive when needed. A current project will survey groups and individuals on what public education should provide. Another project seeks an accurate appraisal of school methods handling difficulties.
A 10 ounce bottle of Vicks Antiseptic is offered at 35e price with a 25c value for 10c during a trial promotion. Expected to cut costs by half while delivering standard mouth wash benefits, the offer includes a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a week.
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