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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1951
Page
3
In St Adolphe Manitoba the Rev Leon Rivard a priest and telescope owner declares the Man in the Moon is a woman He claims a figure about 860 miles long lies between two mountain chains on the satellites southwest segment Rivard began studying the heavens in 1948 with a three inch mirror telescope and now uses a large Newtonian design
A clever St Louis squirrel has adopted a candy firm and makes daily noon runs to the Stoll Candy Co. It started by waiting at the back door for handouts, but now it approaches the front door and seeks owner Albert Stoll. The creature earns shelled peanuts and chocolate treats as reward.
Hollywood notes detail cat antics inspiring the Komedy fantasy Rhubarb with Ray Milland and Rhubarb the cat. Also coverage of Clifton Webb on croquet in Olympic lore and James Mason on Hamlet reluctance and modern roles. Steve Cochran shifts from villains to a wholesome lead in The Lion and the Horse with child star Sherry Jackson.
Humane Society officer Lee Potter reports mistreated horses in St Louis are fitted with bracelets on their right front legs. The seals prevent owners from returning horses to work until health is restored, requiring an officer to break the seal before any use.
Britannica notes punishments in the 17th century Ottoman Empire included death for using tobacco opium coffee and wine, reflecting strict state control of intoxicants. The encyclopedia cites harsh penalties reflecting legal and religious statutes of the period.
Cornell professor Dr. Robert A. Polson notes foreign students in the United States confront housing discrimination language and teaching ethics barriers. A student recounts trouble finding a room and laundry, highlighting isolation and adjustment needs amid cultural differences and slang confusion.
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