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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
5
New York reporters note that Miss Shirley La Belle seeks a writ of attach ment for Max Baer as part of the prizefight dispute over a $1,000,000 gate. Jack Dempsey withdrew from the match, and La Belle claims Baer owes her $50,000 from the alleged heavyweight bout settlement.
Miss Masako Kuroda, once reported engaged to an Ethiopian prince, was arrested in Tokyo on December 20, 1933, amid suspicion of Communist messaging. Police questioned her after she reported a loss of money under a fictitious name, then released her with apologies.
Raleigh reports the gas and oil division of the State Department of Revenue is tightening enforcement on retailers diluting gasoline kerosene and motor oils. Seven inspectors test samples daily at a Revenue laboratory led by chief chemist H L Shankle. Early samples near Raleigh show mixtures of gasoline and dilutants fueling arrests if dilution is proven.
ANNE ASHLEY offers home tips on fixing a hose with pliable roof paint to seal small leaks and extending its life. She also advises removing boiled milk stains by salt and suggests tinting white gloves with coffee or tea to restore color.
W L Gordon presents a word study for epigram a short pointed poem on a single thought often witty or satirical. It contrasts common misuses and mispronunciations and urges daily vocabulary growth.
A Q and A column discusses whether a fiancé should permit a bride to smoke in friends' homes noting social offense still occurs. It also advises greeting guests at small luncheons or dinners with introductions and says tipping Pullman conductors is not typical, only tipping the porter.
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