The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 62, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1951 Page: 7 of 8
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Friday. October B, 1961
Houston Fair
Shows Replica
Of Hollywood
"Hollywood in Miniature"
Im MonI Cosily and Accu
^role of Any Serien
K —
.usands fi\ people who have
never been able in visit tin- f' o
r.ipital of the world will wr .m
tu 11 hfiitic replica if Hollywood, in
ill of itn glory, .it (lie llotul
i ti-, October J 7 t hi outfit Xovein-
PnPlollywoi.ii in Miniature," stud
'o l t the moat costly ami the mom
. accurate series <>f city in ill in t u i<' s
ever constructed, will literally roll
i lito the fairground* for the bin
. ciit. This exhibit - n>.v\ on torn
tthi I'nited St«ic ami ovim .
Hon people have view ni it wi'lt
enthusiasm at mujo i- fairs through
nit tin country. It th, woiM'..
largest minititwi <• exhibit i
v. heels
Hollywood is reproduced with
such fidelity that every detail of
the Ki.'i buildings in the 15 city
biiM'k which have l.een copied, are
complete even to the .shrubs, treos,
Ml'iin ami automobiles. A view of
I hi sP'taele (fives the impression
ol p; dug dver the city in u low-
II y i n j. airplane. Standing there
looking at the many detail , till
hand carved, the daylight starts
to fade and in les than u minute,
WOO street lights, neon signs, ""'I
automobile light* start blazing bo-
fore your eyes, and you gee Holly-
wood at night.
A t y piral studio, with ouud
-tage#, casting "iTi. ■'«, outdoor sc.
cafe , administration building ., i
d essi^r rooms evt n a police ami
fire department --a city within a
city, n shown in detail. Beautiful
Vltlita; He: ill v.- i T li the homes nf
movie stars built to scale from
oitifinai pl.i'i-, (Mailman's Chinese
Theater, where the foot and liand
pri-.t- • .!" famous -tais have been
copied ex ,.tlv. the internationally
I '"«i. Hollywood Howl, and the
n\oi lii 'enowncd Bv.wn lieihv a c
all repi.duced in thi- fabulous e\
bibit. It has lieen h: iled a- a true
\ . ' 1 """J f
But you can deposit part of the
tesulu ol yout worktnq time money.
This will cjtow into a reserve fund
which may give you vitally n eded
time later, lor example, time to seek
a new business connection; or fime
and (unci to take advantage of a
business opportunity; or lime and money
lor a long vacation trip Be a
steady ao\ar
The Caldwell National Bank
.M'-rnln'i F D. 1. (I
The first American newspaper
outside Boston was the Americ io
Weekly Mercury, founded in Phila-
delphia December 22, 17Í9, by An-
il tew Bradford.
An old Kr.glish law stated that
the truth of a statement' biade i-
none the less libelous. Ill fuct, its
I eing true was an "aggravation of
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The first New ^ngland news-
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ide i f Boston was the Connecticut
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BAKE SALE
Sat., Oct. 6
at
Gulf States Kldg.
— Sponsored By
Lutheran Ladies of
the Deanville
Lutheran Church
Renins at 9 a. m.
KITCHEN, I.A I MHO AND SEWING BOOM IN
in BY 20 FOOT SPACE. This new example of
kit hen efficiency will be on display at the Natural
Gas Kxbibit Building, State Fair in Dallas. Octo-
ti v>< tu 21. Featured in the October issue of
/I,/).nrnii Horn, Mngngiiir, it is one of several be-
.ng produced m the Natural Gas Hu «ln í trom the
p:iges of women's ni:.i;;i/.iie s. L shaped arrange-
ment -aves steps; sink peninsula separates kitchen
from fully equipped laundry and home aewing cen-
ter. Snack bar takes minimum space, seats four.
Edith Ramsay, Home Equipment Editor of A mor-
irá H Matitizine, designed the kitchen and I
comiiv to Dallas during the Fair. She will l.e avail-
al.I. !■ : consultiition Tuesday afternoon Ocfber
in the k chen display.
bv stall
111 oil
its labile i '■ ntor, f¡lo! la
pi' ul e of
,-rtal
Su all -• >1., Bol. Hope, A.. I' a%
Merle Oh*run and Mark Ste ei.-
aid Bob Hope w hell he v i - i t < • I
Hollyw 1 it. Miniature" before t
started it. tour, 'Here is where
Hollywood out-col< 'ssals itsc'f 1
' «1 ? t -
Officials of the Houston Fu.r
have announced a change in dates
foi the appearance of Tom Moore
with Ladies Fail, the coast-to.
, .-st broadcast feature of 'he
Fan. Tom will star in two
i.-.ily perfi rntances November ó,
7, K and it, instead of the earlier
..ites, October 2!' through Novem-
ber 2. Ticket requests for the
1 'oiu'rast performances are being
filled according; to the days desig-
• ated rather than the dates. If re-
quest* have already been sent in,
'here is no need to send another.
Requests for tickets for the night
performances, ranging from $2.50
fi Where good report cards start
a "Light Conditioned" desk
• • •
BRIGHTEN your hoy hy
brightening his hooks!
Light Conditioning helps you
do it- by giving him the kind
of light that's proved liest
for studying.
RCDUCCS EYESTRAIN, FATIGUE
A Light Conditioned -tudv
desk makes liuini wui l. r i in .
loss tiring 1*1 vest r i in i1' re
llll "ll
IE1S GLARE, TAbTER STUDIES
At a Light Conditioned desk
books and pn|*jm loae their nn-
noving glare Since it's easier
tu dmlv, it s easier to learn
Homework i finished faster.
IN RICIfC FORM
Light Conditioning is the
newest idea in home lighting.
Actual recipes show you how
to get the kind of lighting
that engineers have found is
liest. The recipes tell you:
7''ic right hind nf lamps und
fixtures tn tl.•■|■
Th.■ rn'Jit hi. bulbs to use
in tfwm
i '¡¡'lit locution for lumps
ami fi xturi'H
Yon just use n tap© mensure
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home iio,\!
MU "LIGHT CONDITIONING"
HCIPf R00RIIT, 72 liilid
recipes l#r fi Hflkftaf
It's brand new! Includes a
Light Conditioning recipe
for every room in the home.
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at the near, t (lull States
office t"i your copy.
Gulf States Utilities Co.
VISIT YOUR LAMP DEALER NOW
Charming new base design* and
fresh, colorful ihades await your se-
lection in both tabla and floor lamps.
, r i.ox scats to $1.00, tax include.!,
¡.it. being handle 1 th. same way
..i.¡e , a change f day is request-
ed.
Rats Considered
Serious Menace
For Many Years
Today at Least Six
Diseases Are Known To
Be Carried by Kals
AUSTIN. Sept. Because of
picked tip by the rats.
Hy observing these control moa-
-ure.. he community will benefit
rot only in the eradication of it
nuisance and economic menace bit
in improved health conditions and
the prevention of rat-borne dis-
eases.
New York wa« the third largest
city 'n the colonies, the third city
to have a printing press, and the
third to support a newspaper.
• . '
New
1952-1953
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NOW ON SALE
Includes all latest figures on the
Lone Star State...
UP TO DATE
The CaldweH News
•ne economic losses they cmse to
it oustry and commerce and the
annoyance they create in homes,
•ats have been considered a seti-
• 'is menace to mankind ince long
• ■foil their role as vectors of di-
tea.-e was understood. Today at
least six diseases which are trans-
mitted to man from 'he rat are
nown to medical r . ice, accord
ttg to Iir. (ieo. \\ Cox, State
Mealth OfTicer. Thes. diseases ;n-
I. the dread plague, typhus,
•ichinosis. a form of jaundice,
apeworni and food poisoning. The
whole history of the role rats play
the transmission of disease re-
mains as yet unknown.
"It is necessary to public health."
|ii. Cox .-aid. "that a continuous
,,t control program be maintained
ii every urban and rural area
throughout Texas. This is of es-
pecial importavce *m farms where
t may l'|..,ir¡ h hy feedimr on
..un a tal oth.'i fi. m products.
T! doe,o point. I out that i at
,ke otbei ! i \ I lie 'hings. require
food and shel'i ' they are to
oropagate 1 i"i rease in nunt-
!.er lies' tyiMg 'heir shelter and
:.reeding «o ides the em
ploying of • a1' ' "f design in
i eib'ings. tin a- f ratproof m
• r s in const i '¡c m. employing
la'nl'ool method f construction
I mstajlatioi , ir I providing fot
• . • ..i ¡'i- pe. ' i ■ f huildings o
:n-tire pe1 mane'.t .tety. Phis pro-
gran will for., 'i'.' rat out into
..pen where it '> struct on may
i i . inpli' hed
Of equal iinpor'itnee lis a con-
tiol measure is tin elimination
ali food supplies. This consists nt
storing all foods in ratproof build
ii:gs or in ratproof containers, the
proper storage and disposal of gar-
bage, and careful feeding of stock
to prevent waste feed from being
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AUTOMATIC
GAS RANG!
her kitchen
is spotless
CLIANI Greoie-loden iteam
itayi Intide Mte pad wilh walei
le «" Ga^ cooking. Only Go>
rangei give the control io neccs
tary tor Ihit clean cooking
Why? Became Ihere are doicns
Ot henil lo cook with—nol just
a few.
CLEAN! Today' automatic Go
ono; bit ion 3 e pure Hain-
!cu huol Pans ¡lay mirror-
bright without icouring over the
cryslcr clean Irue blue flame.
No ,m< imokcy burmng-ort'
whes ipeloveii occur, either.
ClIANt Only Got ranges broil
wttk IM émm lightly doted.
No greaic-taden vapors escape
Instead, locked in vapors rise—
right into the live gos flame
which consumes lh«m. Only
Mam* broiling it smokeless, so
claant
of course
she has
an automatic
Gas range
See your Gos Appliance Dealer or Lone Star Gas Corrr
for Special Gas range values at Old Stove Round-Up Tu.j ■ -
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Fall, George C. The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 62, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1951, newspaper, October 5, 1951; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth175980/m1/7/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.