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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1955
Page
3
Puzzle list lists clues and entries for a word game styled like a Broadway themed crossword. Notable names include Gardner and entries span roles, foods, animals, and locations with scattered numeric markers.
Crossword clues list with solutions including Repair, English, Gaze, Smell, Volcanic stuff, Type of cheese, Plunder, County in, Kansas, River Sp, Amulets, Compass point, Court districts, Head covering, White poplar, Steamer abbr.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge deal where declarer must decide how to handle diamonds after a club finesse. He explains why choosing East for the diamonds yields better odds, then outlines a line that forces the contract with careful finessing and card reading. A closing joke notes a snack.
In Brest France three sailors completed a five day sea water diet on a naval raft proving survival on salt water though five days prior two quit due to seasickness. Eleven men started the experiment with raw fish later replacing solid food to some extent and the crew ended lighter but in reasonable shape.
A dense listing outlines an evening radio lineup with News and Sports segments, dramas, comedies, and music. Programs include One Man's Family, Eddie Fisher Show, People Are Funny, Radio Theatre, Bing Crosby, Amos and Andy, and The Gildersleeve with various station annotations and times from early evening to late night.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE surveys how silence can unsettle husbands. He lists seven brutal forms of wifely silence, from mind reading to doghouse silence, noting husbands feel生 most unsettled when communication ceases entirely.
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