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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
3
A sailor declines free meal to savor a home cooked memory aboard a Constellation flight. In Manhattan a host admits liking Truman after prompting. A six year old teases his father about voting for Eisenhower, warning of Saturday school if Stevenson wins.
Durham editor notes Edward K. Kraybill of Drake University offers home lighting guidance. He warns against dark walls and furniture that absorb light, urges even distribution to prevent glare, and advises against using spotlights for general reading light.
London dispatch reports the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, took his first flying lesson in a Chipmunk trainer. He did not fly the aircraft, observing instructor Flight Lt. Caryl Gordon during a 35 minute session over Windsor landmarks.
Trygve Lie, in an exclusive interview, cites conflicts with Diet Union and other UN member states, plus budgeting pressures, as major reasons for his resignation as United Nations secretary general. He defends his tenure, denies press attacks influenced him, and notes potential successors acceptable to the Soviet Union.
A brief note indicates Union Credit Clothing operates on Commerce Street in the city area. Details on services or status are not provided in the fragment.
Hundreds of tiny smooth fingers massage the scalp giving a healthy tingle and thick lather for a squeaky clean feel. The one piece miracle material brush cleans under running water, dries quickly, and is reusable in a cosmetics bag sold for $1.50 in major stores.
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