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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1953
Page
2
Oswald Jacobs and Alfred Sheinwold advise a gin player to vary tactics within a game against the same opponent. They illustrate adjusting card handling based on current score, favoring low cards when ahead and high cards when behind, to avoid overextremes and risk.
An old advert claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on piles remedies and promotes Peterson's Ointment as a fast soothing treatment. The copy promises relief within minutes and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with price 40 cents per box or 70 cents per tube.
Mrs Henry Drabik of Chicago announced in 1941 she would have 10 daughters. On Monday the family welcomed the seventh, a girl named Maryrose. The Drabiks share a pattern with sisters whose names start with Mary and all are expected to have daughters.
The new car dealers of Phoenix donated 12 miniature automobiles valued at $100 each to local grade schools to teach children safe driving rules. A supervised playground course with lanes, blocks, and traffic signals is used under police guidance.
The notice explains that program times are listed in eastern standard. Subtract one hour for central standard and two hours for mountain standard. Some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules and last minute changes are not included.
Officials in West Berlin report a one day record of 2600 East Germans crossing the border to apply for asylum, 600 more than the prior week's peak. Processing shifts were extended to handle the surge in arrivals.
Chicago report notes Bertram Coltman Jr. 26, newly inducted, argues plastic knives and forks he makes for the Navy could aid submarine stealth. Federal Judge J Sam Perry sides with the Army, ordering Coltman to remain on duty.
Harry Howell, 25, is free on $15,000 bond awaiting trial March 9 for the Christmas night shooting death of Fayetteville policeman Larry Graham at a Laurinburg Maxton Air Base dance. Howell surrendered soon after the slaying.
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