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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1957

Page

31

Spruce Up Spring Paint Tips For Striped Rooms

UP News features suggest a simple DIY approach to brighten old rooms with paint. Stripes can enlarge spaces, draw attention away from corners, and raise ceilings using three tones. Use masking tape, compute stripe width, and let each color dry before continuing for a professional look.

UP News Allak Glsaar

Britain asserts right to differ from close allies

Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said Britain would sometimes differ from its closest friends and allies and should retain a spirit of robust independence. He spoke to a British American audience, noting the Bermuda conference had restored alliance despite tensions from the Egypt invasion. He warned friendship must not be taken for granted.

London Selwyn Lloyd Britain Lloyd America Egypt Whitney Bermuda

Balance Needed for North Carolina Economy Says Bank Official

Archie K. Davis of Winston-Salem argues NC needs more skilled labor and a broader tax base to attract industry. He warns the state relies too heavily on a single cash crop and envisions a more dynamic economy through better plant distribution and tax reform. Brook trout six pounds plus noted in Ontario waters.

Chapel Hill N.C. W Archie K. Davis Winston-Salem North Carolina Davis Ontario

Textile labeling favored by National Cotton Council

Washington The National Cotton Council backs labeling laws to show exact fiber content. Spokesman J Banks Young told a House subcommittee he supports Rep Smiths bill requiring precise cotton content and opposes Rep Mack's proposal which would label fibers without percentages.

Washington National Cotton Council Council J. Banks Young House Interstate Commerce Rep Smith D-Miss Mack D-Ii Young

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