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The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 2

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Lexington, Kentucky
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2 The Lexington Herald ffrtwkiy February a im Introducing Hospital Log Gasoline Shortage Reported To Police A shortage of (1222 worth of gasoline has been discovered' at the Dance Oil Service Co Wert ligh and Pine Streets Jerry Flyman a supervisor with tho company told city police a routine examination of the Stalina turned up a short of 416S gallons of gasollnr Ho said the fuel has beta taken between October 19(0 and this month Seven Boys Nabbed For Car Brenk-lni Seven boys ii to is yean old have been arrested by city police In ronnerllnn with number of car break-ins at the St Joseph -Hospital narking lot 1400 liar rudsburg Road Two of tha boys were caught ransarklng rare at the kt Monday by Patrol man Delward Noel and Donald Cbumlcy Cupt Lloyd Lindsey city Juve-i nils officer arrested tha other five Lindsey said a number of cigarette lighten and QashllghU had been recovered and tha boy had been ordered to produce the rent of the stolen Uemi when they appear In Juvenile Court Friday Central Ra pilot A daughter burn Monday to Mr and Mrs Bobby Stinnett 223 Norway Drive -A son born Monday to Mr and Mrs Stuart Bridges Bryan Station Road A son born Monday to Mr and Mrs Jue Bntto Winchester Good Samaritan A son bora Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bruce 155 West Bell Court A daughter bom Monday to Mr and Mrs Paul Lawrence 454 Morgan Avenue St Joseph A son bora Tuesday id Dr and Mrs John A Schremly 1435-D Forbes Road A daughter born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Henry Bell 110-D Thomas Street Economic Trends Are Discussed Economic trends pulitlci and the business climate of Kentucky were discussed generally yesterday at aa Area Action Confer-cnee of Central Kentucky busi-mmen Same ef the tnplei discussed by the group of Industry and business executlvei were federal spending and taxes In Kentucky future state business and administration The conference conducted the Associated Industries of Kentucky and co-sponsored by the Kcnlurky Employer Council was held at the Phoenix Hotel The meeting here was one of a Tie of 1( scheduled for Kentucky cities Conferences already have been held In Owensboro Hopkinsville and Glasgow Chairman of the conference was Harry Huether chairman of the board of (he General Trie-phone Co of Keaturky and former AIK president Greene secretary of the Kentucky Employers Council was lull IB MCiuuniyt Has pta Lewis Raps Recent Campbell Jury lock Place Mrs Francis Smith Harrodsburg Richard Pranklln Pox Nancy Phillip Anthony Doolin 119 American Avenue Albert A Barry (10 West Second Street Mrs Henry Belle 110-E Thomas Street Edgar Bowman Route 11 Beattyville Betty Jo Barrett Stay Joe Hacker Manchester Miss Andrea Renee Brown (10 Southridge Drive Jack Eugene Jenkins 1039 Patricia Lane Mrs Beatrice Stewart 152S Versailles Road Mrs Jennie White 4(5 West Second Street Mrs John A Schremly 1435-D Forbes Road Harold Sanford Jr 711 Lancaster Avenue James Conyers 101 West Third Street Jess Wasson Carlisle: Angela Noble Routs I Boonesville Mrs Mary Murray 3(9 North Limestone Street Mrs Barry Embry 1314 Highland Park Mrs Donald Zielke 1000 Celia Lane Clinton Berryman Route 2 Patricia Diana Brown Whitesburg: Sherill Robertson 037 Sheridan Drive: Mrs Terry Aikens 221-East Second Street Goad Samaritan Mrs Daniel Leininger 11 Preston Court Mrs Francis Buckler 21S Brooks Avenue: Shirley Ulmer 331 Owsley Avenue Mrs Paul Henry Lawrence 454 Mott gan Avenue Mrs Robert 8 Martin Route 5 Oakley Slade Route 5 Cynthiana John Canter Jr WKYT Will Switch From CBS To ABC CINCINNATI Feb 21 IB -Station WKRC-TV of C'fnrlnnall Is switching 11s prime network affllfelfen from the Columbia Broadcast Ing System to the American Broadcasting Company Hidhert Taft Jr president of the Talt Broadraillng Co which operates WKRC-TV and Julius Barnalhan view president for affiliated Mationi of ABC said WKRC-TV would become the prime affiliate of ABC In Cincinnati on March 1 Taft said WKRC-TV If giving one year's notice of termlniallon of Us 12-year affiliation wtb CBS-TV In Cincinnati WCPO-TV has been the prime ABC affiliate In Cincinnati and them was no immediate comment from officials of that station as to Its plans Taft said the Taft Broadcasting Company also will assign primary affiliation agreement lo ABC-TV for stations WBRC-TV In Birmingham Ala and WKYT In Lexington Ky These will parallel existing primary agreements with CBS-TV Taft said a rise la ABC-TV network programming and hi firm's favorable association with the network at Us station WTVN-TV In Columbus Ohio were among rea- Patfenta admit ted to Lexington hospital yesterday and Monday Include: SL Jaarph IVnnli Lunsford (01 Allen Court: Mrs Joe Berryman Ravenna Dr Exra Seay Lawrence burf Mr Cheater Ax-bill Rlehmond Miao Nellie Buckner Faria Mrs Harold reran 1c 411 Aylesford Place Julian Coyle Route 2 Baleavllle Ind lira Herman Holland Cynthfena: Jeaae Lea Mitts Williamxtown Miss Abby Ann Sutherland 1479 Green tree Road Ireland Dunn Jackson Georfetta Barnes 435 Newtown Road Mrs James Disney Blair Roy Caa-sity Morehcad Sherman Ingram Winchester William Sayre Lawrcneeburg: Mrs James Stevens South Pert Mitchell Elmer Parker Georgetown Kenneth Bush Waco Mrs Grace Oliver Winchester Mrs Blanche Hawkins West Irvine: Howard Mullikia Route 2 Richmond Mrs Jesse Addison Route 1 Georgetown Laura Jean Tolson 531 South ridge Drive: Thomas Richardson 711 Bui sons for the change hi tha WKRC- TV affiliation How To Hold FALSE TEETH! More Firmly In Placo 1 Do your falsa Math annoy and am- harms by allppiae-drappma arwob- bBii whaa you sal Un or talk Just sprlnkla a mils FmTEVTH so your plaiaa Thla alkaline laoa-arMi -powdar huida falsa las lb man firmly -and moro eumlartabiy Ms lummy funsypaal lasts or fasting Dusa ao auur Chsrka "plais odor- (dsn lure braalhl Oal PABTHTH today a dm douatam aratywMts Heaton Addresses Legion Auxiliary NEWPORT Ky Feb 21 IB Attorney Jeasa Lewis of Lexington said tonight he thinks a recent- Campbell County grand Jury "disgraced Itself and brought itself Into by criticizing a reform group Lewis hired by the reform group the Newport Ministerial Association to help (heir fight spoke before 200 al the First Christian Church la nearby Ft Thomas He said "Newspapers circulated la this area could help clean this situation up They ought to print the oaths of office taken by officials and the grand Jurors" The ministerial association and Ha social action eommiltee headed by Christian Sfefried have contended In the part year that peace officers in Newport and Campbell County havn poorly enforced laws against gambling vice and liquor violations Previous grand Junes heard members of the association without returning indictments How ever special grand Jury Inst fall Indicted Campbell County Sheriff Norbrrt Roll on a charge of nonfeasance but be wa acquitted in a Jury trial The recent grand Jury on Feb IS reported It believed the reform group "has caused a grossly distorted picture ef cur "ITS AMAZING:" Carolina Woman Says Her Aches Are Gone Route 3 Nlcholaavilie Mrs James Carroll Zachariah: Larry Nolan Talley Route 2 Ffemings-burg Mrs William Puckett 112 West High Street Loren xa Frank McCauley Route 2 Cynthiana Mrs Harold Jones Winchester: Nelson Patterson Jr Paris Miss Jeaa Lea-lie Rue 264 Castlewood Drive Tony Slderts Richmond Charles Odor Route 1 Millard Scott Blair Mr Everett Short 140 Virginia Avenue Mrs Lawrence Eugene Bruce 155 Wert BeU Court Maurita Carol Norman 553 Columbia Avenue Mrs Edward Megibbcn Route 1 Paris Hubert War Jr Mt Sterling: Roger Vance Jr Ml Car-neal Road Mrs Jason Taylor Route 3 Liberty Mrs Earl Williams i Stsnlou Mr Tennye Perkins Richmond Mrs Adeline Stevens 125 Tahomm Road Richard Kay Dodson Bronx ton Phil gate Route 15 Clay Hole Mrs Everett Hughes 244 Miller Street Mrs Joe Young 1993 Dunkirk Drive: Emmett Highbarger M7 1 Emersoe Drive Willie Searcy Lawrenceburg William Graves Route 4 Lau-rasler Ernest Durham Danville Devert Joseph Owens M5-A Shawneetown Mrs Richard Spalding Danville Mrs Jesse Keyser Monroe Ohio Joe Heaton stale Americanism department chairman was the guest speaker of the Breckinridge Unit No I American Legion Auxiliary at its meeting last night at the Legion post' 1222 South Broadway Heaton outlined the Legion's activities oa Americanism Mrs Hatfield gave a report on the Community Conference held recently at the Phoenix Hotel and Mrs Mary Ishmarl announced two dances have ben planned for the Veteran's Administration Hospital March 6 and 30 Mr Ishmacl auxiliary praakfeut presided "Hysehes and pains are gone in a few minutes after I taka write Mrs Joe White of Route JRoek Hill sure Is amazing how Stan back synergistic action (the combined action of several best known and medically-approved Ingredients In one easytSHtake dosei gives you faster more complete relief Stanback is laboratory tested and unconditionally guaranteed to relieve headache neuralgia pains and discomforts of your money back if not completely satisfied No wonder SUn tuck has been granted both the Good Housekeeping and Magazine Guarantee Seals Snap back with Stanback! We Sell and Service John GAS WATER HEATERS CHAS BUFORD SON PLUMBING HEATING CO 1404 lime Phene 5-S4I5 Try yourself Test Stanbeck powders or tablets against any pain reliever yon have ever used You find that 3S8S3 Fcrd Waller Waller Takes Position With Local Hotels Ford Waller has been named director of sales for the Lafayette aad Phoenix hotels and the Campbell House Waller win be associated with Lea Shan III who heads the sales department for the three hotels Garvtre Kincaid who owns the hotels said house and Waller would devote practically all of their time lo efforts to attract large conventions to Lexington The new director of safes who has been doing public relation work with other hotels said he felt that potential as a convention center presents a surface virtually Waller who began his duties last week earns to the focal combine from the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City where he was director of pubile relations and was ta charge of the botri'i Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh and Virginia operations A former resident of Georgetown ho Is a graduate of the University of Kentucky Before going with (he Claridge he worked with the Legislative Re- search Commission and was deputy director of the Division of Accident Control In the Depart-! mrnt of Public Safety at Frank-! fort He is a put president of the UK chapter of Kappa Alpha! a past secretary of tha Georgetown Rotary Club and a member of the Hotel Safes Managers Association He has two daughter Lillian and France Waller Show whom family operated the Lafayette before it wan sold to Kincaid hu moved hi offices to the Phoenix since becoming head of the safe department Drew Re-Elected By UCP Group Homer Drew has been reelected president of United Cerebral Palsy of the Blue Gnu Other often named were Dr Frank Kodmaa Jr first vice president Mrs Frank Dickey second vice president: Mrs Cooke Sr secretary and David Sugg treasurer Directors earned for three-year terms were Mrs Daa Fowler Dr Shouse Mis Marion Sprague aad Dr Robert War-field two-year term a Sirs Robert Bellamy John Brack In-1 ridge Dr Davis Dr Alfred Levy Mr Frank Purdy1 William Rouse Jr Mrs Harvey Swrnsoa and the Rev Cecil Wilson one-year terms Mr and Mrs Conrad Anderson Mrs William Blanton Dr Earl Christensen him Fred Day John Duncan Grid ley OUie Hurst and Rabbi Joseph Rosen-bloom Parked Cars Are Raided By Thieves Two ears In the Kentuckian Hotel parking lot 152 Union Station Viaduct were entered by thieves etty police said yesterday Guy Harwood of Etowah Tenn said a suitcase containing two suits an electric razor a diamond Shrine pin and other articles of clothing were taken from his ear The pin was valued at (75 Benson O'lleir of Louisville reported that his car was entered but aothiag wan missing Sat Sallee ill Sgt Harrison Sallee of the Lexington Police Department In under treatment for pneumonia at the Good Samaritan Hospital to which he wai admitted a Dividend Increase to Policyholders! 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