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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1952
Page
2
A crossword style puzzle featuring horizontal and vertical clues across a film themed grid. Clues cover actors, terms, and phrases such as blue eyed actress and multiple cultural references.
Instructions warn that Eastern standard times apply to broadcasts with subtractive adjustments for Central Mountain zones. They note some stations alter relay hours to match local schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included in listings.
Bonn reports West Germany has industrial output up 163 percent since June 1948 reform and 42 percent above 1936 levels. Trade volume rose 250 percent in 3.5 years. unemployment exceeds 1 million. 4 million housing shortfall. 10 million refugees unsettled. 1953 budget about 26.5 billion marks. U.S. aid expected to continue.
The article notes weak private investment hampering production growth despite a bright political scene in West Germany, with Adenauer's coalition offering socialization via employee shares. It highlights anticipated Ruhr mine strikes over shorter underground hours and details the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, noting its height and dimensions.
The New Year 1953 is envisioned not as a bubbly infant but as a middle aged man with money in his pockets yet a thoughtful brow. The piece urges Americans to unite for world peace, accept duties, and face a challenging year with fortitude, planning a prudent course.
Benno Frank at the Cleveland Playhouse teaches a technique for stage romance. He advises students not to meet eyes during embraces but to glance between the eyebrows to avoid crossing eyes.
Nightclub price checks show top New Year's Eve reservations range from 8.25 at San Francisco's Fairmont to 20 per person for a Club 21 dinner in New York. Copacabana and Latin Quarter tickets run 12 to 15 dollars. Some venues offer no cover in AA gatherings, while the Met Opera repeats Die Fledermaus in English with a champagne party afterward.
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