The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 2

i i vr 14 'i 4 1 4 jx 4 W- Pate 2 THE LEXINGTON HERALD A Monday Morning July 6 1953 Fire Calls Designing Woman ByEAirfth LISTEN LADIES! A View On Feminine Foibles by Mark Beebe SIDESHOW kj By LEE HARRIS Till 1M North Umcitona street I Life savins squad Lethe Mas Stacy complained of cramping in stomach Taken to Oood Samaritan hospital 1:31 pm Xn front of 411 North Broadway light wires arcing in trees Engine company stood by while repairs made (Other Fire Calls On Page 12) Lenoir Ready For Mass Inoculation ll Unmixing A Mixup Last week Mrs Reeves Sr 659 Price avenue Lexington drove her sister to the hospital where the sister was to undergo an operation She drove her sister's car After seeing that her sister was checked In at the hospital Mrs Reeves started back home She was a little tired and the ear key fit However a kind Negro man passing by seeing that Mrs Reeves was having a little trouble offered his assistance The key Insisted on being contrary or maybe It was the lock but The parents of 11000 youngsters the man finally got the key into the lock Mrs Reeves thanked him used their best child psychology and went home An hour or so later Mr Reeves hesrd a knock at the today to sell them the idea that a door She wes tired and she wasn't looking forward to any visitors I them At the door were a policeman and a man and woman I 1nnn The policeman wanted to know whose car Mrs Reeves was driving BtonU8 Monday toe 11000 She told him it was her The policeman and toe man and woman wU iwe Mid I w'thr itw'-r mM it Thjr id Mrs Reeves said it was and she could prove it by her sister Caldwell county where 84 per-The policeman said Mrs Reeves was wrong and he could prove it sons have been stricken with polio by the man end woman who were with him And he did I Two died The couple also had parked their car in front of the hospital It I Two new cases and one death was identical In' style and make to the one Mrs sister I were reported today Little Johnny owns Mrs Reeves had gotten into the wrong car and that accounted Watts 2 Vi months old became the for the fact that the key to her car fit the lock of the you" other car too welL in tol Sw So the mixup was unmixed and all ended welL The couple I give their but they too were driving a car that belonged to heredledln winrion-Salem M' hospital Saturday The only other death in the current outbreak waa recorded April 22 when Jo Ann Campbell 14 died The inoculations will be the second major test of gamma globulin in the South The blood deriva- itive la believed to be use £1 In Take Along A Boat I preventing paralysis when polio The Commerce Clearing House of Chicago whose Job it is to keep 1 (trikes a check on taxes and offer warning and comfort to the taxpayer haa I A similar mass Injection pro-published a map of toe United States which shows too gasoline sales I gram was conducted in Montgom-and cigarette taxes of the 48 states I ery Ala county last week More The clearing house has plotted a route for the coast-to-coast I than 32000 children there received motorist who wishes to spend his without paying any state I shots of the vaccine sales taxes The route is a good one except that the motorist will From 9 a to 9 pm Monday have to take along a boat and an airplane This fact mentioned through Wednesday the Ceidweu owu ta- Toull pSS youra12 map of the you'll why a boat and ah aliplana ara wUl raceiw'a'iollypop necessary: may start from New Hampshire end travel from with pennies contributed coast to coast through Vermont Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania by children In Greensboro and Virginia Kentucky Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Montana Idaho Guilford county and Oregon without encountering a state sales Pole Knocked Down A telephone pole at the northwest corner of South Limestone street and Transcript avenue was knocked down last night by a motorist attempting to make a turn police reported Officers said Miss Minnie Coop- Then the story about the rabbit that waa drafted Into the Armed Forces He's now a member of the Hare Force No Fireworks Either A local preacher whoso habit it is to distribute his church bulletins here and there was in the Grsves-Cox store last week One of the clerks asked: this? Something about Joyland?" a house which will require more furniture than we have and am wondering if more of the same kind of maple be too much What could I'buy that would be different and still fit in with the old pieces that still must be Many manufacturers of maple furniture now make simple modern which goes very well with Colonial Other manufacturers make modern furniture that has a distinct provincial flavor and this type too will be easy to smooth into the furnishings of your new home Curtains and accessories can also help solve your problem They should be simple and less definitely colonial than they were with the old furniture Rhee Can Be Trusted Says Sen Knowland WASHINGTON July 5 V-Sen William Knowland (R-Calif) said today that we might not be faced with the present in Korea it the Truman administration had consulted Syng-man Rhee Knowland acting majority leader of the Senate since Sen Robert Taft (R-Ohio) became ill was asked if he thought the United States could trust Rhee since the release of anti-Communist North Korean prisoners Knowland was Interviewed on NBCs the television show He said he believed President sending of a special representative Walter Robertson to South Korean President Rhee was the real consultation' with Rhee on truce terms think Mr Rhee has done anything which would warrant us not trusting Know-land replied He was then asked if the United States would be able to back Syngman He replied he believed Rhee would trust the United States because of his long-standing admiration and love for this country Knowland asked if he thought the United Nations Command should use force to enforce a truce if it were signed without consent replied not' and added: should make every effort to bring about a rapprochement between the Republic of South Korea and the United States and United Nations To sign a truce without Rhee's support he said into Communist and would be im possible a practical point of 100-Mile Wind Hail Cause Damage In Iowa By Associated Press A thunderstorm with winds up to 100 miles an hour caused extensive property damage in Waterloo Iowa and nearby Cedar Falls late Sunday In the extreme northwestern part of the state hail flattened crops during that worst storm in yearn One man was killed by lightning Severe thunderstorms also swep the Pittsburgh district in Western Pennsylvania Lightning killed man there too Showers in Michigan Wisconsin and the northern sections of Iowa and Illinois brought sharp temperature drops from the highs A slowly moving cold Iron caused sharp falls in the temperature in Kansas Russell Kan re- Jiorted a drop from 104 to 88 in ess than one hour Ammo Dump Blows Up CHICAGO July 5 (UP) An ammunition dump at an Army anti' aircraft station blew up tonight when it was apparently struck by lightning Police immediately began clearing all persons out of surrounding buildings However there were no Immediate reports of injuries A thunderstorm was pelting Chi cago at the time Residents in the North Side area said explosions continued after the immediate blast and flames could be seen eight blocks away DEAR This is to advise that we don't like you to use eur raiors If you must then please dispose of the blades that yon've dulled Respectfully yours The Men The Story Of Gruscloth It's easy enough to tell when you look at this handsome wall covering that made of real grass although it comes in a rainbow of soft and beautiful colors The special grass for grasscloth grows in the mountains of Japan and making the wall covering is the only industry of some towns there now that grasscloth is so much in demand The grass plants are gathered by women with crude sickle-like implements and carried on their backs After the grasses are boiled spread out in the hot sun to ferment then are washed in mountain streams Fibers selected for grasscloth are knotted in skeins and almost every family owns an ancient loom on which the fibers are woven by hand with skill developed through centuries The filmy web of grass is mounted on a backing of tinted rice paper and the grasscloth is completed by hand-staining in the colors we like to scheme into our homes 4 Television on the move) Mrs present small apartment is furnished in colonial maple We are about to move into irMDl Slow Sports TOPSriELD Mass Traffic on heavily traveled Route 1 was blocked for hours of all things a Slow-moving sporting goods store It took eight and a half houra to move toe store nine miles along toe highway to a new location BUY 6 PKDSSAVEf I Mrs have always used ruffled bedspreads in a floral pattern with my 18th Century mahogany furniture I notice that bedspread style grows plainer all the time and now that I need new spreads would like to know if it would be correct to change to a tailored style in a plain color" Simple tailored bedspreads in a beautiful plain color can be used in any bedroom The important thing Is to find the shade that does the most for the color scheme I- vi land Is answered the minister He should have added I er 105 Woods avenue had the but land without the I accident aa she turned west off I South Limestone street She was Said Polio Bug to Polio Bug gwme globulin will get I uninjured they reported you if you go 1 American Association Daughter's Social Growth Retarded By Strict Father hr innings: Gray Kitten For Free make a living as a hermit and unless you leave your Alma Mater with good-fellowship as well as a degree your education has failed in its full purpose Why else do you think schools devote so much time to extracurricular activities? you CAN keep good Cottons looking good! Let Laval clean and expertly finish your good cotton dresses and see how they snap back with that like-new-look It's amazing To look better on -your vacation take a Laval-clean wardrobe with you! Free pickup end Mivury ttrrka Sava 15 on cash end carry at a ither Laval location 4 Mrs Harvey Embry 607 Belle Air avenue Lexington calls to say oo SSo ot la a she has a pretty gray kitten (with Persian blood in it) that ahe wants I Batteries: "Fsrriss Freeman is and to give away some time this week before she leaves on vacation Holton Wright Ferru is and Robertson Embry will give the kitten to the person who will give it the best care Her phone number is 20764 The Fourth waa the day some motorist should have left the fifth alone (Second Gamo) Scon by innings: XHS Mrs George Douglass co-owner of the Southland hotel has sent us chsrUiton wo i a a clipping from toe Anchorage (Alaska) Daily Times It seems that aturios: sehmidt Hoch Patrick the people In Alaska are suffering from the heat also An eight-column I HbenuM headline in type one and one-half inches high says: lfeat To Our sympathy went out to the Alaskans momentarily until we got down Into the story The wealher man had predicted a high of 82 degrees Just two degrees under the all-time high of 84 The clipping shows a picture of two boya who took off their shirts because It waa so hot On that particular day June 25 the sun rose at 2:21 a and set at 9:42 nu which means that the Alaskans have lost much sleep at night because of the heat wave for the night waa only four houra and 39 minutei long The clipping wu sent to Mrs Douglass by her daughter Mrs I tmi hs been In Alaska for the past year On the back of the clipping Is a food store advertisement in which Squaw candy is I Minneapolis ow promoted I at Paul aoo ooo 10 1 Mrs Douglass said she know what Squaw candy Is Can I tt SOWBl' (6) and Oabak By Dorothy Dix Dear Miss Dix: Although I am almost 19 my father has just recently granted me permission to date He gave in only because am a freshman in college and some school activities necessitate my being out at night occasionally However I must always be in by 12:30 The trouble Is that now I find myself a very maladjusted person socially I get along with everyone in school except the young men I have made a few male friends but have no dates 1 would like to get into the fun Do you think my father has ruined my life completely by his strictness or do you think still a chance for me to have fun in college? Answer: While your father certainly retarded your social development he ruined it by any means It would take more than that to stunt the social growth of an attractive intelligent well-educated young lady of 19 You should get into all the classes and all the activities possible that are favored by the male students If you have an aptitude for' science concentration on classes in that field join one or two hobby clubs in such activities as photography or stamp collecting learn to participate in sports be a spectator all the time Your big effort must come In learning to accept men friends as you do girl without self' consciousness or an obvious effort to please and attract Help In this field may be found in a psychology course These suggestions may sound as if urging a concentration for a degree in This is only partly true Naturally the prime consideration of college is to get an education but any education that neglects the social side of life is not complete Any knowledge you acquire will be relatively barren if it Include an aptitude for getting along with people male or female After all you expect to Retired Officer Dies COVINGTON Ky July 5 ifPh-George I Langley a retired police chief of Kenton county died at his home here tonight at the age of 75 Langley who died after a long Illness served as county police chief for 25 years He had been retired for the past 12 years any of our readers enlighten Mrs Douglass and 100 TABtnmmE onut 49C Dear Miss Dix: We have been married for four years and have a two-year-old baby I have been working for the past 'several months in order to help us get a home of our own However instead of helping me save my husband Is buying rather expensive sports equipment such as golf clubs and guns Our arguments on the subject are getting so bitter that I sometimes think it would be better if I work Answer: The source of all your trouble lies in your job You have taken ovjer the responsibility of saving towards a home and your husband is perfectly willing to shift the burden to your shoulders Give up the Job and devote all your time to the care of the baby Let the man of the house realize that he alone is responsible for the financial welfare of his family and when he sees that there Just enough extra money to cover hobbies forego the heavy spending Dear Miss Dix: My husband la 28 I am 23 and our marriage has been at least outwardly a happy one We have three children pleasant home nice friends and social activities About once in two months my husband goes on a drinking spree that lasts for three or four days During these periods he Is never home for meals often misses work and spends considerable money After each session he vows to reform but in another two or three months off again What can I do with him? FRANCES Answer: You need the help of Alcoholics Anonymous When your husband is in one of his reasonable Phone 4-0411 1439 Lccstown Rd StTJosepKspfmS 265 Midland Shop TONITE UNTIL 9:00 PM Fire Hydrant Repaired Lexington Water Company employees completed repairs about midnight last night on a broken fire hydrant at Fourth street and Bourbon avenue which they said was apparently 'damaged by a truck or other vehicle Police said they were unable to locate any vehicle which caused the damage Escapes From Village Bobby McMillan 12 was listed as an escapee from Kentucky Village by police yesterday He waaj reported to have been wearing white tee shirt and blue jeans when he left the institution Woman Injured Mrs Anna Robinson Negro 45 1 of 228 Miller street received lacerations of toe face and right leg in a traffic accident on West Third street early this morning She waa treated at SL Joseph's hospitaL moods get him to contact this wonderful organization and sure both be thrilled with the sympathetic understanding you will receive Your husband' trouble springs from weakness rather than an ingrained love of alcohol and apparently he is as anxious to change his habits as you are to have him do so Pm sure he can be helped pleasing in every nay oembT Coffee HOTEL Shop TH the food's wonderful! the service Is prompt! tomporaturo is cool! prices are popular! everything new designed for your comfort The "Marvel" Trouser Creaser Does Marvels for your wash-day morale! Just sjip any wash trousers over the creaser while still wet adjust to the proper size and forget about Trousers dry ready to wear with neat sharp creases and no ironing nedessary For all trous-ers slacks uniforms and work or play clothes Of rust-resistant steel for long service and no staining Some Favorites From Our Luncheon Menu i English Pot Pie 65 Rsally a complsts msal in itsalf Tatty chunks of Itan bacf with fresh vegetables and gravy all baked in a brown flaky crust Phoenix Special Salad Bowl 85 Coaling Julienne of ham and cheesa lettuce radishes tomatoes carrots celery sliced egg french dressing and a stock of saltines open for BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER (or batwosn msal snack) from 7 am to 1 1 pm Conveniently located eft hotel entrance on lower lobby Reuben Sandwich 100 Slices of turkey corned beef and swin'chaasa marinated sauerkraut II an rye bread with tartar sauca Kosher pickle stick Adult sizes 75c pr 2prsfor149 Child sizes 65c P-2 prs for 129 STEWART'S NOTIONS STREET FLOOR A brnnd new suite! 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