Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1954 — Page 11

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.Humidity Boosts Bathroom Vocals OXFORD, England. (INS) — It may be the humidity that makes the. musical duffers turn into bathroom warblers. Oliver Hinchliffe, of the Glasgow University department of geography, told the annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science: “It has been suggested that increasing humidity so affects the vocal chords that those that are least gifted with song bust forth when rain Is imffilnent. It may also solve the problem as to why men sing in the bath.” Video Propaganda VIENNA (iNS) — Red Czechoslovakia claims It has now nearly 5,000 privately owned television sets registered. There are no commercial television programs In this Satellite and all that televiewers can receive is Communist propaganda: televised.

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Dowry Preserved ’ COGNAC, France. (INS) —The ( ancient custom of a dowry is still preserved in France today — in ( barrels. Vineyard’ farmers store ( and age cognac in barrois and present them to their daughters as wedding dowries.

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Prospectors Build Las Vegas Hotels Build Plush Hotels For Gambling Trade LAS VEGAS. Nev. (INS) — Bank roll - bearing “prospectors" currently are pouring some $45,OOO.OOff into construction of ten new “double your dough" hotels along Las Vegas gambling-treas-ure strip. _ , And—believe it nor not—they’re taking a chance. The plush hotels going up on America's gambling artery, highly 91. are slated , for opening earty-next Vera. ' Money, the , "prospectors” have found, isn’t everything. Cautious

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financial houses have even come to recognize the sure-bet nature of investment in Nevada’s legalized gambling. But more important, the “prospectors” found, is securing state gambling licenses. The Nevada tax commission has granted only one license —for Jake Freedman and Jack Entratter’s $5,000,000 Sands Hotel—since , Charles Russell sat down in the governor’s chair. , The Sahara and Showboat Hoi tels had transfer permits from . older gambling saloons. The tax commission now makes ! it tough. Hotels and casinos must be more than a third completed i before even asking for a license - That’s to stamp out any license L pedd.ling.” the hpuse operators must prove beyond doubt 9 they are free of crime syndicate s or black market money'.

Nevertheless, the “prospectors” have “risked” their $45,000,000 to start building the ten hotels. T6ny Comoro has • after running afoul of admiralty laws in operation of a gambling ship fleet off the California coast. He is putting up the $10,000,000 Hotel Stardust to entertain some 2,000 guests ashore with every feature of the most modern gambling. ship. Tony's hotel will even have a psychologist. Building the tßiviera, a ninestory monument to lady luck, are David and Meyer Gensburg of Miami and comedians Arthur and Gurnmo Marx. Other Ijotels include: The $5,000,000 Dunes development on the southern edge of the I. strip being put up by Providence. R.-1, rfestauraartaar. Joseph A- Sullivail and Alfred Gottsma’n of Coral Gables, Fla.; rhe completed-but-not-yet-licensed $2,000,000 Des-1 ert spa Casino operation and the 10-story Fremont hotel-casino being put up by Las Vegas gambler Eddie Levinson. .r— These hotels expect to open | within a few months of New , Year's Day. * ■ Ben Jaffe, who -built the $15,000,- . 000 Eountainbleu in Miami, has j announced plans t-o btiild ««$5.000,-' 000 branch just two miles outside ' of Las Vegas. And three hotels — the Moulin Rouge, New Horizons and Tan- ■ giers — are being organized to. cater to guests of all colors and ; creeds. The Moulin Rouge, expecting to throw open its doors in April, boasts former heavyweight champ Joe Louis as a stockholder ; and partner. The influx of big dough irr new places 4 has sent the- existing "big seven” strip resorts into frenzied construction. The* Sands, Sahara, Flamingo and Last Frontier are spending some $8,000,000 to modernize, re- ■ model and expand in keeping up I with the new coiners. The “prospectors.” obviously. , ..aren’t missing any bets to make ; ! sure all Americl can have a spot iin luis Vegas to lose—or make— I a buck. Appliances Used WASHINGTON HNS) - More than 400 million homes in the V. S. over half the nation’s households — have nine major electrical appliances today: rai dios, TV sets, refrigerators, washers, vacuum cleaners. irons, clocks, toasters and coffee makers. a booklet published by the : National Association of Electric ■ Companies reveals. Hen Homes i CORVALLIS. Ore? UNS) — Turkey hcna are like housewives ; —they do better if they hawe homes to themselves. Such is the j word from poultry specialists at Oregon State College. They report i higher profits for turkey growers who provide individual turkey nests. The higher profits are a ! result of fewer broken and dirty i eggs and few broody hens. I 1

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