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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1954
Page
15
The article guides new graduates to present themselves well in interviews. It stresses careful dress, neat grooming, and calm body language, advising dark suits, comfortable shoes, minimal makeup, and tidy hair. It notes makeup tips from a cosmetic house and urges poised demeanor to balance casual and formal looks.
Sandra Nemser reports tips from Alice Gore King on how women graduates should seek work in big cities. Key advice covers polished letters, punctual interviews, appropriate attire including hats, and avoiding gum chewing. She notes demand in teaching and secretarial roles, and cautions against chasing glamour and inflated salaries.
Fort Worth report says American Ordnance Assn. estimated 50 percent of U S lumber production in World War II went to packaging and shipping crates and boxes. Col James N Sammons cited the Air Research and Development Command findings that could have built over nine million homes.
A hostess arranging small informal coffee gatherings sets up the service for guests to serve themselves, creating a relaxed, inviting atmosphere and encouraging social interaction among attendees.
Philadelphia officials seek continuation of the Pennsylvania Ad of Censors ban on She Shoulda Said No. Federal Narcotics Bureau supervisor Bransky called the film insidious propaganda teaching narcotics use and sale methods to juveniles. He testified at a hearing before Judge Edwin O. Lewis as Hallmark Productions appeals the ban.
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