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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1957
Page
5
North opens one no trump and South uses Jacoby transfer to hearts. South rebids three clubs and South’s 13 points with two aces and a king prompts a five heart bid. Ivan Erdos of Los Angeles evaluates slam prospects and ends by avoiding seven spades.
In western China’s Tibet region, rooftop devices resembling television antennas are described as contraptions intended to entangle passing ghosts, according to local accounts. The devices’ purpose and origin remain unclear.
Ashmore says Gov Faubus acted politically in the Central High School matter as federal troops enforce court orders. He notes relief at first but urges withdrawal once order is restored and expects future court actions against mob leaders. He discusses Southern reaction on CBS-TV.
Cranston shopkeeper Richard J. Cunningham known as the "little man" claims he was promised a meeting with President Eisenhower at Newport but the plan was canceled after he discussed it publicly. Secretary Hagerty said Cunningham spoke too freely and secrecy was required due to many requests. Cunningham faulted Hagerty for breaking the promise and insisted the President would have time for a "little man" like him.
A crossword style clue set lists entries like pencils nature study and preparatio for a test. It includes terms such as used in cooking wicked title and various science and weather hints with numbered positions and a final donkey clue.
Police report two youths aged 12 involved in a store burglary and arson spree in Sacramento. The incident included looting at least eight automobiles and setting fires to a school and a truck before firefighters contained the blazes.
New York report quotes Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt saying military might alone won t beat the Soviet Union. She argues America must be far better, cites a 25 day Soviet trip, and urges deeper study of Russian history to counter communist diplomacy. She describes Khrushchev as strong and ambitious and notes Khrushchev s accusation that she hates Communists. The Little Rock school crisis she calls the only world news in Communist papers.
A local retailer in High Point promotes watches for men and women with prices from 9.75 to 75.00 and a convenient layaway plan. The ad asserts the largest selection of new and unredeemed watches and invites customers to come in and select their timepiece with a dollar holding deposit.
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