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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1952
Page
5
A dense clue row links Screen actress Lawrence with multiple definitions and abbreviations. The puzzle lists numbers 1 through 63 mapping to fish range check ribbed fabric and related terms, including several cross-referenced clues like Exude cereal grain and Auricle.
In Oxford England 8000 American airmen on leave fuel a surge of prostitution as British Reds and local ladies cash in. Officials say the issue is not yet serious but aim to curb it with guidance from Maj. Gen. Francis H. Griswold visiting nine bases to lecture 45 000 airmen on decorum.
Police in Maryland and Delaware sought Z. Vance Linker, a Fayetteville salesman, to inform him his wife died yesterday. He was last heard from near Glen Burnie during a sales trip.
Dr Jordan urges continued blood donations noting Korea casualties exceed 100000 and that blood saves lives in war and civilian medical care. He explains safety of donation, frequency of giving, and the need for a steady blood stockpile for emergencies including potential atom bomb injuries.
A Lake Worth Florida reader asks about melding two partial sequences in clubs and scoring after one side has a samba and red threes. The answer confirms a second partial sequence in clubs is allowed and explains scoring with red threes minus 300 and samba plus 1500 plus 80 for the opponents.
Henry Boyle reports a playful, satirical take on martini culture and global bottle politics. Bartenders joke that banning martinis could restore peace while noting drinkers push for drier mixes as the trend grows.
In Champaign Raymond Stewart faced multiple charges after confronting Harry Wells with a loaded revolver. He was fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct, and for carrying a concealed weapon he could not post $400 and remained in jail. A new assault with a deadly weapon warrant followed and a grand jury weighed an attempted burglary indictment.
In Tupelo Mississippi Green woods Lady Lee a thoroughbred white pointer delivered thirteen pups in her first litter. One pup died, leaving twelve healthy young dogs. Sired by Pandemonium the 1948 49 national free for all pointer champion, the pups created a bottle feeding challenge for owner Roy Allen Thompson.
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