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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1953
Page
8
In Geneva New York workers known as blockers handle heated optical lenses at Sharon Optical Co. The lenses are heated above 300 degrees Fahrenheit to grind and polish with bare hands. The men develop protective callouses and can endure the high temperatures without pain.
Oswald Jacoby and Alfred Sheinwold explain seven card stud tactics for casual play. They advise staying in after the first betting round with a pair or suited or sequential cards, then drawing for improvements when possible. They caution against chasing weaker hands and emphasize waiting for a clear advantage before committing more chips.
In Mt. Lebanon Township, Manager John Paulus unveils what he calls Pennsylvania's first traffic light using a magnetic detector. Vehicles over 35 mph keep red until activated. under the limit green signals appear after five seconds and stay for eight seconds. Regulars are already slowing for the intersection. Guests of town McAllen honeymoon offer: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Molley of Austin are the first couple to receive a free night’s lodging and sightseeing tour. Officials say the offer remains open indefinitely.
Jane Pickens argues that modern radio and television demand constant reinvention from performers. She notes old stars would likely adapt, but many today gain quick fame and fade without sustained effort to stay on top.
Texas oil heir Abdullah King finds a new romance with Turkish shimmy dancer Nejla Ates in a New York nightclub while awaiting divorce from Egyptian belly dancer Samia Gamal whom he married after converting to Islam.
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