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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1957
Page
3
Bridge column outlines three hands from a Pittsburgh duplicate where many pairs reached four spades. North opens with notrump ideas, South shifts to spade slams, and declarers confront diamond and heart ruffs. Several lines end with awkward slips and bottom scores as notrump slams are explored.
Magistrate Henry J. Bendheim tells Jeremiah Williams that business will be done on a cash basis as he pays $15 in fines. Five dollars cover a parking violation, $10 for contempt of court for attempting to pay the fine with a rubber check last week.
In Montreal Arthur S. Smith, acting like a traffic cop during a jam, was fined five dollars after the real officer arrived and issued the summons. Judge E. J. McManamy urged leaving traffic problems to the proper authorities. A separate item notes King Saud visiting distant provinces and describes a bus-like vehicle with a throne room and rose carpet.
A note explains that heavily salted water serves as an economical method to de ice wind shields. The report highlights the practicality and cost savings of this approach for vehicle maintenance during icy conditions.
Sir Edward Boyle told the House of Commons that Britain will increase its production of scientists and technicians within 10 to 15 years. British colleges and universities are expected to award about 20 000 scientific and technical degrees annually in the late 1960s.
In Okayama City a tomb yielded thirteen bronze mirrors believed aged 1,800 to 1,900 years. Canada reports a dip in divorces with 5,890 in 1956 from 6,031 in 1955 per the Bureau of Statistics.
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