Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 13 August 1952 — Page 15

j WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1952

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X ‘H W HUh ? -J ?|L Wk# ' < t * * ■" ; v ' §SE?Sos MEMMWEk ROSS L MALONE JR., 42, of Roswell, NJM., has been appointed by President Truman to be Deputy U.S. Attorney General, the Justice Department’s number two spot Malone succeeds A. Devitt Vanech, who resigned to run for the Senate. (International) Stork Gets Priority FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP)—Dick Donaldson, a motorcycle officer, began chasing a speeding ambulance that lacked a tall light. When he caught up with it, he found he had been chasing the stork. He forgot about handing out tickets and helped speed the ambulance to the hospital. . Too Big-hearted SINGAPORE, (UP) —This thief was too generous. A 22-year-old Chinese, burglar stole $1,300 from a shop in Penang, in North Malaya. arid then gave a treat to his friends. The feast Ned to his arrest and he was given a year in prison. Always Anonymous DETROIT (UP)—The resort of many alcoholics is the first resort of many users of \the Detroit telephone directory. The first listing in the directory’ is a cryptic AA —which stands for Alcoholics Anonymous. Fined Bullnapping CHARLESTON, S. C. (UP)—Two Charleston County women were jailed for literally taking the bull by the horns. They were arrested dfrirharges they stole a bull vahred* at;|7s. Hlackfeet Indians gathered the rose colored leaf of the “horse mint” herb, placed it in hot water, and used it as an eye wash. L 'if There are 17 known I effective methods .of artificial respiration, or artificial promotion of normal breathing in one apparently dead. The word “vitamin” was first coined in 1912 by Dr. Casimir Funk, now Research director of U. S. Vitamin Corporation.

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Kansas City Hotel To Lose Position b Muehlebach Out As President Retires HOTEL TO LOSE KANSAS CITY. Mo. UP—Whether it’s Stevenson or Eisenhower in November, Kansas City’s famed Hotel Muehlebach will yield in the fascinating business of affording the nation’s chief executive a branch White House. However, none of the Muehlebach’s staff ever will forget the fame a Jackson county farm boy brought to the hotel and its 11th floor penthouse suite. President Truman undoubtedly will come home to vote In the November general elections but his trip will be quieter this time. In 1948 he was ip the Muehlebach the night of his staggering triumph over Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. The penthouse suite and the rest Os the 11th floor still throb a litle from the excitement of that night. Hotels in Denver, Colo.,- and Springfield and Bloomington, 111., would slo well to write to Barney Allis, president and general manager of the Muehlebach, for his little booklet entitled: “When the Hotel Muehlebach Becomes the White House.” Allis and his staff learned from scratch what it is to get ready for a .president. They learned how to handle crowds, care for headlinehupting members of the press and radio interests, - and care for Mr. Truman’s countless friends. High points, Allis said, came wjien Mr. Truman, then a senator from Missouri, learned as he sat with his wife and daughter that he had been elected vice president in 1944, and again when on May 22, 1947, Mr. Trunian signed in the penthouse the, historic act authorizing aid to Greece fend Turkey. The top thrill of all was the President's victory in 1948. Allis said he was so carried away DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL A YOU GET THIS IRONMASTER HOT in 30 *«cond*l Hants quicker.. Stays hotter. Irons faster. Has cool convenient Heat Regulator up in the han- ] die, “right under your thumb”. Easy to see, easy to set for all fabrics. Single-action opening and i closing. Locks automatically, i Rigid. I ' substantial. Felds Lightweight. The easiest-to* stare ironing board made, M IRONING • SIT MAZELIN HEATING SERVICE 238 N. 2nd Phone 3-3808

by it all that he didn’t even mind when a photographer stood on a SI,OOO sofa to get ap overhead shot of the victory crowd. The Muehlebach is proud of a register that shows the names of Theodora Roosevelt, William How-

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