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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1953
Page
4
Analyzing the paperback boom, the piece argues against censorship as danger to press freedom. It notes high sales for sensational titles by Spillane while urging constructive competition by quality publishers to improve taste and business viability.
The piece argues that true wisdom comes from God and is a safeguard against folly. It recalls Proverbs guidance to trust the Lord, seek divine understanding, and depart from evil, noting the struggle between spiritual and worldly desires and the need for inner reform. It cites Paul and Napoleon to underline humility, accountability, and the triumph of faith.
In Tangier Morocco Roark portrays a free port in an international zone now ruled by money. Banks sprout daily amid neon lights and glamour while smuggling fades into respectable enterprise. The town remains a magnet for vibrant characters, crime, and perpetual chatter.
U S Air Force and major aviation firms view a revived Japanese aircraft industry as vital for future Far East commitments. Korean War lessons prompted tech transfers, maintenance alliances, and licensed production with Mitsubishi Kawanishi Nakajima and others. Negotiations involve Beech Fletcher Pratt & Whitney Bell Kawasaki. independent growth unlikely without U S aid.
A British correspondent argues American mass production requires high capacity to break even, risking losses if demand falters. He notes Japan’s jet engine effort and U S engineers aiding recovery, while Britain’s lower break-even point once supported stability. The piece claims high U S production boosts wartime efficiency and living standards, but inventories rise as demand softens, risking a downturn if prices fall or consumer money wanes.
In Toledo and across the Midwest the business mood stays buoyant with firms reporting record sales and plans for 1954 growth despite a price rise to offset rising production costs. The piece also mourns Britt Armfield and notes autumn foliage forecasts from the Great Smokies.
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