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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
8
David, urged by mermaids, climbs onto a giant manfish and dives to the sea bottom. The creature carries air in its mouth as David reaches a mossy realm and discovers the Zany flower, key to breaking the spell.
Methodist minister and author Robert Kazmayer told the High Point Executives club that Soviet Russia and the United States must cooperate to keep peace while noting deep differences in life, the rise of collectivism, mutual suspicion, and a breakdown of the American home due to weak parental authority and school system tensions.
In a bridge problem from a column, South wins after West leads clubs and East signals. The narrative explains why West fears a second trump and why the heart queen contact failed, concluding the defense erred and declarer benefited.
Winston-Salem civic leaders plan to send N. S. Mullican and G. C. Hill to Oak Ridge Tennessee after Christmas to inspect trailers formerly used by atomic bomb plant workers. R. D. Warwick of the chamber of commerce says 102 families with an average of three persons are interested, 72 of whom are veterans.
A justice department official said the council of state governments will soon urge each state to create a veterans service office and pass a surplus property sales law. The act would ban using terms like army navy exchange or government in business names and impose penalties on firms misrepresenting merchandise as government or military issued.
Senator Olin D. Johnston of South Carolina has been elected a deacon of the Bethesda Baptist church in Washington where he transferred his membership a year ago. He previously served about six years as a deacon in Spartanburg Inside Baptist church.
Charlotte report shows Southern textile wages rising sharply since January 194X, far exceeding the 33 percent ceiling cited by Stabilization Administrator John C. Collett. W P Jacobs of Charlotte, head of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association, says the wage increase nearly doubles Colletts limit, citing Bureau of Labor data.
The record notes a rise of 51 percent between January 1941 and March 1945. It highlights a sustained growth metric across the wartime period.
Rents on several blocks of residential property in Salisbury will be increased Jan. 1, tenants notified. The increase is due to increased maintenance costs cited by rental agents. Rentals in one of the city's largest office buildings rose Nov. 1.
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