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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1951
Page
3
In a noted Master tournament bidding sequence, a forcing pass by West induced East to act, leading to South making five hearts for 650 points. Experts discuss misreadings and strategic implications of forcing passes and penalties.
Glendale, Calif. March 7. Gilbert Sawyer a 42 year old musician suddenly regained sight after 18 months of blindness. He could only see with his left eye at first and walked unsteadily as his seeing eye dog Ricka appeared to sense the moment. Sawyer had been blinded by an explosion and had prayed through much of the early period.
Ernest Benson's auto collided with a Florida East Coast rail line in West Palm Beach. The Negro driver fled unharmed after the crash. The car overturned 18 loaded freight cars, ripped up 1400 feet of track, destroyed 1000 cross ties, and caused an estimated $50,000 in damages.
Hollywood reports Francis the talking mule wins the American Humane Patsy award at Carthay Circle theater. Bonzo the chimpanzee is to present with Ronald Reagan but died in a recent fire. Other winners include Flame Black Diamond Jackie Jerry Brown and Lassie with Diana Lynn James Stewart Bill Demarest Chill Wills and Rex Allen noted among participants.
Oswald Jacoby explains new National Canasta Laws Com rules designed to simplify the game. The updated code clarifies handling insufficient melds, penalties, and how partners may or may not correct mistakes to avoid punitive redraws.
Readers are informed that Mr. Jacoby cannot answer Canasta questions and will publish the most frequent inquiries. The note defines breaking bulk as removing part of a ship's cargo and references a National Park Service advertisement about the parks of Washington.
Many people suffer backache, fatigue, and headaches when kidney function slows due to stress or cold exposure. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used for over 50 years, promise relief by flushing waste from the kidney tubes and filters.
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