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iinited Press IN OUR 77th WAR Murray, Ky.,Triday Afternoon, January 6, 1956 XURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVII No. 5 - NEW FARM PROGRAM IN FINAL FORM Ike-Harriman Philosophies BURBANK'S BIRTH OF THE UNIVERSt Will Be Presented On Monday

Differ Greatly In Outlook- - TirCongressfor -Approval cr' a a By LYLE C. WILSON million dollar state budget surplus By MERRIMAN SMITH on the heels of his State of the United Press Staff Correspondent at so much a head - $5 *off for United Press White House Writer Union message which described i-• WASHINGTON, Jan 6 lip -You each taxpayer and $5 for each de- — •he nation's economy as flourishing must read the two annual mes- pendent. It's a plan with obvious KEY WEST, Fla.. Jan. 6 By JOSEPH L. MYLER but acknowledged that the farmers allifes with some care to discover attractions for many voters, The President Eisenhower and his ag. st garotted Press Staff Correspondent are suffering. the basic differences in the piliti- idea seems to have originated riculture secretary today put into. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 IF -.Look White -House Press Secretary cal philosophiea of President when Harry S. Truman was pres- virtually final form" the admini- re • for an official announcement wen haumes C. Hagerty said after today's senhower and New, York's Gov. ident. Mr Truman once proposed stration's new farm program which that the United States will sage that the farm message Averell Hanman. a $30-per-head cut right down the Includes a "soil twik- plan for new H-tenteb tesst nth, Pacific was "put into, virtually final form" vi But the differences are line, vehrch would have +alleviating the problem of both real removed this year. farm- and that it will b . for and important. Mr Eisenhower is millions of taxpayers - and vot- surpluses. ,.... .,_ Congress at 'noon on Inonaay. If a hard money man. He's for ens - from the tax rolls' altogeth- Presideht The nation's Chief Executive a Eisenhower made it met Before the conference in the stable dollar witifth will er They couldn't fail to for approximately two hours buy about like that. clear Thur day that this country at his Chief 'Executive's office on the as mach groceries next summer Congress balked. will not be duped vacaticn headquarters here with as by foreign prop- naval base here. the President met it will buy today. Speaker Sam Rayburn, Texas, ark:I-Ida into calling Agriculture. Secretary Ezra the tests off, T. Ben- briefly with Hagerty and Beaton ncov. Harriman, whose and most other Democratic son who flew down from personal lead- Washing- take care of routine work. tillers outnumber Mr. Eisenhow- ers tried to ram a sinalar reduc- . Atorrec sources saw in his Stete top Thursday night' - 1 of the Tri.rriffastinvert_y_. thanenoprowt.twed ip_aben, pientsidedg_tas. _ er's personal dollars by some mile tion through Congress last y Union message eeettrenee+ Also attending the closed seta-lee. -to. that the United , _ . signed two 'executive orders implee Ilona. thinks more in the patteras They were stopped by the States will con- wwere, ehoppainaic .a4 tinue - to of the Roosevelt and Truman tra- Lon of Sens. Harry F. Byrd (Da ' perfect 'nuclear -Wea-po-n-5 Hauge.- Lindeisecre-4tal‘ryls°orf Atiggrbricuiell-- for defense of amendments to the Armed Forces dition Mr iis.porn out - spent Vaa and Wa!ter F. George (Man the free w qrld. „Jure True Wm and Presidential i A congressional ReServe Act passed in 1952. and out-ta> riktvelt. But Farm income and what to do authority said Aide F.red Seaton. , , idedhrnnch the new Under the provisions. men in it was FDR inanme fi- about it probably is the hottest tests will be held this The President's special farm spring critithal skills become eligible to nancing popular at toe domestic issue in this presidential at the Eniwetok - Bikini message goes to Congress Monday proving ' serve three to six montlisnpf- the He once parried a troubled xi a- election year. Harriman and Mr. ground in the Marshall a Islands. required twe years on active duty conferenct question about the swel- Eisenhower break :leanly on that The la- t tests there. in and then are transferred to. the ling national debt, like this: one. Harriman's agricultural prob- the spring of 1954, were of "super Rains, Mudslides H-bombs"- "ready" reserve. egg° what' We owe the money to lems are limited. But. New York FlItll PRIZE WINNER among Tqurnament of Roses floats in Pasadena, Calif., is this one from Bur- , comparable in violence Hit In Northwest . Hagerty said the President plans clTraelves." Ii a great dairy state bank, Calif , depicting the birth of the universe, and called "Page One" The sun and moon, made • 4J 15 million or 20 million tons of ,TNT. --- to end his Key West vacation Marrtrnan is not rUnning any def- efathousande of umbels. wereet peas and rose petata,seemmely float In space. I internationaii - "This year" -the congressional By UNITED PREI4S probably Sunday afternoon. icit administration in New York Haa • likephrs Problem To aid authority Endless rains. Mud slides, and The President and Gen. Alfred where the taxpayers bear a rather the milkmen, the govern- said. "we are thinking or terms hurricane force v.hinds spread more Gruenther, commander of severe state income tax burden wants rigid 90 percent pinch Neighbor Of Ike in of 40 million to 50 million supports. He also ton,'' havoc through the Pacific North- NATO, chipped golf balls on the He's in a hassel. instead, with the proposed sever- Rotarians Hear J..E. Stanford Can't Sell Farm west today baseball diamond across the street Republicans about the distribution methods for getting rid of the sur- • Message Mentioas Atone pluse. which • In Thursday's A mud slide demonlshed a new fri m the president's quarters. of budget-surplus. tax - c-ut me. inevitably aceiamulate message Mr Ets- GETTYSBURG. Jan 6 ne - $20.000 home outside Seattle. This afternoon. the President Here again. Harriman at considerable cost under a high enhower mentioned the atom in Wash., breaks One of President. Eisenhower's rur Of The Kentucky Farm Bureau asid rig II different paragraphs Five a 10-year cid girl; More planned to welch a basebolle game • Of burying with Mr. Eisenhower al -"neighbors the surplus disposal plan" tran4 *ain't had any luck the references were to peacetime mins pelted sodden Northern Cali- between Sevt h vice atents aftd selling go Has No Surplus fa+ has functioned satisfactorily. his 'Amite to She -President .' uats. Illognis. belt a return of killer Mod* members ,ef he Sce Whillirainuse Arens anyone J E Stanford. Publi. Relations gone higher and higher while he Preaident has no surplus to or else. The President spoke of U. S. ef- Was 110 expected. coring Aside from these basic differ- Director of the Kentucky Farm prices received by farmers for distribute. But. if he did. the Pres- forts "to harness the atom for the Elsewhele, a cold wave dump, d encea. the annual messages of ssugh Kerkler. a Navy veteran Bureau Federation, was he spseaker their products have not kept pace. ider lint would use some to these betterment of mankindn He said temperatures as much as 38 de : ••- • . • two men ar enot in much of World War fl who lives just yesterday at the meeting of the The farmer received 33 cents of make "modest" payments on the. "-nuclear war would be an intoler- grees in Montana and North D3- direct conflict Parts of Mr Eisen- down the road from Mr. Eisen- Murray Rotary Club. , the agricultural 'ecartimer dollar 280 billion dollar national debt. hewer's able dieaster." And he added that kota and a surge of southern as Con message could be lifted hower' farm, said today he has Mr. Stanford delievered an in- in 1945 he said. while in 1955 cord Tops Then he would propose cutt with and fitted nicely this country will keep trying to boosted the mercury to record into some of • had "a cheinle of offers" for his teresting talk •puatuated with ha- he received only 41 cents some kind of percentage provision ?DR's get Rim Sla to acaept 0 perfidy. heights in the Midwest. communications. to C 0 rol use..But the 910.4.l&be mar. Ile strtiased the Where by the larger importance The siitieeze the farmer * now prowl systetWaid arms coatrol The., musk,_skide_ - teat/Ala:era gress duri;g -the early and mid- purchasers near Smartie Bre didn't offer enough. of aerviee above self, the motto wers:70.67 would get relief in some degree term New Deal year. in can hurt the entire economy, But he also noted that Soviet ThursdaY hit the side of a home Even Mr. of Rotary He _told the Rotarians related to their actual tax burden. Eisenhower's He said sadly he he told the Rotarians and some- leaders so far have refused "to ie. suburban Lake City and rolled prom*. of a bar- has received present that Jesus hirroserf followed Harriman wauld whack up a 50 anced budget no offer from the thing must be done to alleviate create the indispensable condi- threugh it New Concord Wain - over the can be matched in Eisenhower' this practice during Has years of the first half dozen or so or any repretentative of the Situation. tions- for a iecure peace. Heather Snedden. 10 was sleep- Redmen last night 70-67 in a game ef Mr. the Presi- ministry in this earth. Roosevett's annul messages. But dent That beitig the hien the United ing when the mud poured Into that saw the Redbirds one jump Mr Stanford wits introduced by Smog Causes Six FDR's budget balancing States is beefing up its power to her bedroom She was completely ahead all the way promiaes Keekler %vents $15.000 for his Paul _Lyles. James Harris and deter or repulse agg'ression by buried, but saved became embarrassing in time. And simple frae house and herself by bur- Brewers stayed right behind Deaths In England three and James Paschall were present at "making as the grea twas crept up on civil- operational new weapons rowing under her bedclothes This Concord but just didn't have the one-half a7reS of bottom land the meeting as guests of H,olmes ization a balanced budget ws for- and by integrating the latest acien- erected an air pocket Which lasted steam to overtake Mem LONDON. Jan 6 IP -A blanket that skirts the Eisenhower farm Ellis visiting Retarians were Ralph gotten in the urgency of rearma• tific developments. including 'new long enough for her father and. a Charles Lamb/was high scorer of sulphurous sniog. blamed for Some of Sutter of Paducah sand Keckleei neighbors Keith Ste- atomic weapons, into out military _neighbor to dig her six deaths. smothered ment and the lilt:mate fighting out. for the Redbirds with 27 points southeaatern thought the price is. "pretty high. wart of Paris Preston Ordway plans'. You can't do The any of 111$ Vancouver Island was racked by while Claude Butler was high /11 England for the third straight day Harriman and r Eisennawer But he argues that his property had Forrest Riddle as his guest without field experiments to prove hurricane force winds' which ripped for Brewers with 18. Robert Portis today. - messages are parallel, although has unusual and Frank Holcomb had attributes. as his the fruits of research. the rola off and Air pollution experts not identical, in. many broad fields five homes and' Herold' Wilkins hit for 17 checked He put the house up .for sal. guest Roger Mumi Others Oppose auch as public welfare, Tests batre'red in a 200-foot section of for the Redmen unpins 'to determine whether it civil rights, last November:" shortly after Mr. So the 1956 tests will go on. as seawall. New Concord 19 33 47 70 aTould develop into another "killer education, roads, and t lake. Eisenhcvaer returned to his newly scheduled - despite political pres- In smog That's a sharp reminder 'of how British Columbia. the blatk Brewers 8 26 41 67, such as the one that took remodeled home for' recuperation sure from the Communist 'far world. top was torn from a 200-foot New Concord 1764 -- 4.000 lives in 1952 the Reptiblican Party has shift- fray,, h* heart attack. Western Wins; Cope from India, and front British La- section of Campbell's main street! ForwardS Buchanan 2. 'Eldridge A "smog alert" was declared in ed its moorings in the past 20 *Heckler • told a reporter that he t High borite circles for an East-West The washout London householders years seeking to regain For Panthers of a four-lane -bridge 15. and w er e majority was going to keep his house tin agreement to ban further H-bomb party position 'still blocked traffic on U.S.- -99 Centers- Lambs 27. Hendon 12. urged to cut down their fires. The for sale And he said he still wants development. By 'UNITED PRESS north of Vancouver,. Wash., but Guards: McCuiston 2. Osborne City of London police issued *nog $15.000. • • Ed Diddle's Preparation for this nears tests Army Engineers masks to all patrolmen Thousand, lanky Wester Hill- h`oped to string He -said he did not knew why he toppers came have been under way a long time . two 80-frot of Britons also donned the whit, from behind irf the "Bailey bridges" across Brewer514171 has failed so far to sell his house lan three The test organization. Joint Ta-k protective State Fair mmutes Thursday night se:ellen Salmon Creek today _Forwards Portis 17, St gauze squares before Board and acres Force Seven, is a semi-permanent to upset Xavier University. 73.72. , Twenty-four hour raiaills an the Centers ler 6. Cele vinturing out "It's a bad time of year agenav Resigns Under Hint for'real In a bang-up... finale at Cincinnati area included 2.59 inches at Port- Guards: Wilkibe, 17. Be experts agreed that•the fog was estate sales." he said. President Eisenhower Ttie less knocked the Musketeers is under- land. Oreaa 1.16 at -Astoria. Ont., Harris 6. at least as thick iie that of three If he can stood rRANxroxT. Jan. 6 oln -Gov. sell his home, he plans from the, udefeated to have given his final aka,. ad 1.43 at years ago. The big question was column after lzrit Hamilton, Calif. A B Chandler's hint this week to move closer to Merhanirabuelf. aeven victories. for this year's te-ts to AEC Chair- whether it contained the same including the Queen 'The wrath as completely dif that the Kentucky State Pa,, where he works as a ware- J. E. Stanford man Lewis L. Strauss shortly be- heavy percentage of smoke Fair City Tournament crown at Buffalo ferent from eastern Colorado ai..h "required good management" useman. • fore his pre-Christmas return from "The situation is now re- NY western Kansas southward to tha• Letter To Editor beginning sulted in "I want' to lly_e_ncloser to In order to carry on the work Gettysburg a shakeup of the State my With less than three minutes Texas Panhandle to be serious," Dr P J Lawther, Fair work." he said. of service a definite pronearn must Board today. -a to go. the 'Toppers trailed There freak winds dried the air , 'head of the Medical Smog Re- be set up, Mr Stanford•told the 72-69 Dear Editor All six members of the fair after to search Unit. said Thursday night. Murray Rotarians, Musketeer Dave Piontek fired much that humidity was below May 1. please take this oppor- board handed in the* "If it continues through another. resignations in a field goal Ronnie 10 per cent. Denver humidity meal-!tunity to thank those 'persons who Thursday, but To illustrate the point of service. night we shall -be exoeedingly Chandler's office SHOULD HAVE ihrTAYPID IN BED a 'Toper sub, slipped in a quiea Murray Hospital ired 4 per cent, far below that of have been so nice., to me con- indicated Mr. Stan-f' rd told about the Dead since that some of them would -- field' goal to narrow the gap most deaert regions. and weather- I have yikned about the cost in human Sea and how fresh water flowed and worked for the city on not be accepted 10YA CITY. Iowa 9 - Leo Montie Holland men feared the extreme4ryness into the sea but _cooly laid in two Thursday s the !city police force Board members who resigellai nothfng flowed complete lecord fl Margold. Jr. ran into three kinds free throws to clinch the victory. would open the way for dust I was on .the force for eight Included - Smith out. With fin outlet the sea became lows: Boradbent, Cadiz: Of trouble in a half hour Thursday. During the game, the score storms tater. yearn. filled with salt. We must have was Census 34 with one year of that time chairman, J B. Veech, Taylorsville; His car left tied Farther north. the road and rolled 'fresh 16 times Canadian cold sent as Police Chief. Nola Minton. Barbcurville: streams of service" flowing Adult Beds AO CMS! over several times into a ditch At Owenebero. two Kentuek3V the temperatures from 12 to 4 DtOng the time I was on ,the WEATHER Cook. out all the time, he said. 'if • ,we Emergency Beds 24 Georgetown; Thomas A. Bal- Mrgold, Unhurt, hitchhiked above tern Havre, • into are to lads who were somewhat spec- Patient: at Mont.. and police force. it Was My desiie lentine. Louisville: and Ashby serve the best. Admitted Iowa City and rettlfned to find a tacular' as college carters oozed from 25 to one above at Williston. to serve everyone of REPORT Corum, Service of civic 'organizations' Patten* Dismissed 0 to the best rifle, a shoteun, a tire and a wheel the Pt. "Knox basketball team to ND • my ability as a police offic hr, State Commissioner should extend beyond the city New Citizens 0 of Agricul- stolen from his car. an 110.44 victory over Kentucky The cold was expected to move and to treat every ture limits Standford -said. There 'intik Patients admitted from 4:00nap.m. one alike. Ben Butler; Frank Welch? Police then chnrged him with Wesleyan. eastward today be no wall of prejudice, or ig- Monday to 9:00 a m Thursday, I will always remember the dean of the College of Agriculture failure have his to car under norance Frank Selvy bucketed 30 points Mrs. Rudy Edwards, Kirkseya kind treatment give p me by the at the University of Kentucky. at the city limits to hold P control. s to lead the Army'squad and team- citizens of Murray while DOWN and Chandler back the service of civic clubs Mr. Nolte Cole, Murray: Mrs. Na- I was himself are all ex- mate Frank Ramsey sank VI their from the country as a while. , -anion H,urr,1 *Ind baby boy. Rt. 1. In employ. and will recipro- ,and Live officio members of the board Selvy, MTS Will Conduct a former Fur-min Univer- Benton; Mr.. Hugh Edd Collins cate at every opportunity. Etroadbent and Ballantine, both -Mr. Stanford ended his talk sity star, halls from Corbin arid and baby RI 3, Aar's, Adult I appreciate the many kind close personal friends of with several remarks on the plight girl.' Tenn.; Soils Class former Dallas T. Doran Ramsey aims a member of' one of remark; Made I 'slit I) ettaaS Gov of the farmer today" He said.'-that Mrs. Witifred Allison, 401 So. to me in the past 5 Lawrence W Wetherby aeem Coach Adolph Spends Holidays the Rugrp's, • greatest 11th St_ Murray._ Mr... Dudley Leroy Eldridge, several days, • connerning my re- Southwest Kentucky - Fair and ed most likely to gen.' - nsa, pries of farm equipment has agriculture teach- teen* at, KentockS", iffi'e 'r a high Johnson, 1103 W Main St., Mur- er at Murray lease from the police force. warmer today, highest in the Chandler discussed the state fair Here Training School, has At Home school career at Madisonville. ray; Master Dickie• Mac Far/ey, announced that Novell McReynolds 80s.. Fair and turning colder to- at length in his speech to the a class in /tails Mason Cope was high shooter 213'Woodlawri. 4 night. low 24 Saturday partly General Southside Restaurant Murray: Mr. Frank for adult farmers will start at Assembly Thursday. He Pfc. Dallas T. Doran, son of Mra for the Panthers with 25. Page, Hazel: Mrs J. 13. Robinson ' the school stonda'y January cloudy, wind, and much colder expressed alarm that the new Leurene 'Doran of North 12th Entered 15 at Last Night -Eastern Kentucky was successful and baby girl. 1014 Payne St.. 7.00 p.m. fairgrounds at Louisville cost 14 street spent the holidays with nvp DAY FORECAST his _ on its southern trip, defeating Murray: Mrs. H. B. Bailey Jr., Eldridge lingefebaelty Weather Summary million dollars is stated that "The soil and financed mother and grand-parents. Mr. The Southeide Restaurant was Middle Tennessee, 88-75, b ut 902 humidity today becoming Olive St.. Murray: Mrs. 'Ruin is the primary resourne of nearly IV VISITED Tow largely by revenue bonds. and Mrs Dallas Outland entered . last night or early this PREss Georgetown trailed all --the way 'McDougal. .505 Beale St.. Murray;'all farm businesses and moderate Satnrday with southerly He told the Legislature that it Pfc. Doran had gdoct in- Kentucky -- Temperaturea for hi basic train- morning Approximately $2000 in and lost to Ohio University 96-79 -Mr Raymond Joh n Herning. winds 10 to 15 mile's per hour witild struction in the use and manade- the five - day .perincl. require "wise -and energetic ing at Ft.'Carom; Col . and prior Money and some cigarettes were at Athens. Ohio Saturday becoming west-northwesterly Metal; Mr. William 0. Price. Jr. ment of soils should be of through Wednesday. today. management to meet the plaliga- to his Christmas vacation he had stolen great will average Centre cattle from behind in the Ordway Hall. fiturray, Mrs. Loyd value to all farmers 15 to 20 miles per hour Satur- tiOns incurred by the present state just finished nstwenty-four three to five' degrees below raormsl, weeks A window on the North side final period and edged out at) Arnold and baby boy. Ash St. There is no day fair board during incumbency." guided charge for the west, and five to eight degrees its .missile guidance compon- of the building was broken to 61-75 win over Union at 13ourbour- Murray. Mr:. temperatures Milford Hicks and course and all farmers who are below nermal. Car' The 5:30 a.m today Other reports were that J.. Dan ents repair courts, at the aignal gain entrance, Sheriff .• "NorriNal for Brigham ville. baby girl. 721 Poplar St Murray; interested in a better were: Louisville 39. Priducah 39, Baldwin. the present fair manager, school 81 Ft. Monmoolith, N agriculture the period 36 degrees. Colder Futrell mid that the money was Eastern's freshmen defeated Cam- 'Mr Lonzo R. l'utt RI 6, Murray; Green 34, Lexington 39. will aim-urged. to attend these weekly ilatarday. nd Sunday, bowling be replaced by former Com- He reported to White Sand prov- taken from pinball machines. pbellsville College 9645 somewhat Junior at Mr W. C. Hutchens, 100 E 6th St., meetirillts. Classes will be held warmer London 34 and HoPkisville 40. missioner of Agrieultufe Ben S. ing ground New Mexico after The Monday but colder again sheriffs office is investigat- Campbellsville in other state .001- Benton; Mrs. Rote Radford, No. Monday vansville, Ind ..32. Adams, Hopkinsville. spending the holidays nights from 7:00 to 9:00 Tuesday and Wednesday. Little at home. ing the case, lege play Thursday night. 16th St., Murray. or i P.M. • no preelpitation expected.

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PAGE TWO i'HE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, RENTUCICY FRIDAY, JANUARY6, 1956 - /Pm '•••11MIIM•1101111•=11.. - Cleyeland Browns.. Oklahoma,,Ohi • State. UCLA and' missisSiept, w ' TIIE LEDGER & TIMES The Sports Patrol bne' of the few sporti" in'•Whi ' more .chanapions repeated than PUBLISHED BY LEDGER & ['IMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ise By STEVE SNIDER taxing. horseshoe pitching arid failed. In, all, there were 11 of 7...ana..liaation of the Murray Ledger. The Calioway Times and The United.Pness Sports Writer softball. 16 successful defenders in Profes- Is Biggest Tines-Herald, Octob_.... 20, 1928 and Me West Kentuckian. Januar) YORK IP Snorts cham- In gyhmastics, only one eham- sional boxing turned over cham- 1.942 NEW pions ttok it on The Chin :again' otit-of suM-Vierthe year. pions in only three divisicns during in 1965 wah more than two-thirds Orgy three amateur wrestlers held JAMES C WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER the year with lightweight Jimmy Drawing Card of them being stripped of their *their titles. while 17 were bounced. Carter. welterweight Johnny Sax- Re reser', the risnit to reject any Advertising. Letters to tt.e Editor, precious titles. Golf and tennis had their usual ton and middleweight Bobo Olsen ar rnabbc Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best Defending 'champs did better high turnovers Only five golfer led by Rocky Marciano were . in By VERNON SCOTT onterem a: OUT readers. than they have in several years lepeated in a total of 35 checked blame% at ,the same old stand as United Tress Staff Correspondent but a survey of .more than 50 and only four tennis players won at the end of 1954. HOLLYWOOD 194 4ccording REPRI:SENTi.TIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO.. +Mr mar UNAL spart" ranging from archery to again in the woild'sk 24 leading It was a rough year on champs to one of video's oldest programs N Michigan allonree. /demeans. lenn.; 230 Park Ave., New Yore; 307 yachting reveals nearly 400 we.-t' tournaments. but tough cookies like - Marciano the American public would rather see Ave.. Chicago, 80 Bolystotn St.. Boston. Oualed , as tiUe9sers in their and those other successful title a talking doag, _a kangaroo Peter Thompson of fietfS. Austraba defenders didwrein to mind. - whaling the daylights out of a Raitaned at the Post Office Murray, Kentucky, fur tzansaussion as who won his second British Open -._ 111 Actual count in the vents sam- boxer, or a rotter-skattrig hors Secand C.ass Matter title, was the leading male • 3 pled showed 175 chaniprons re- golfer than anything else on earth. in the repeat list. Patty Berg GETTING WORSE These three top the - SUBSCRIFTION RATES: By Carrier nt Murray, per week 15c, pat tained their titles while 397 others requaats oll ictained two of hen many. golf "You Asked For it," avontla 65c Us Calioway anis adjoining counties, per year 33.80. else- ;piere dethn,ed either in actual a shOil, dith- titles-the---worldn- tyro • and the N. C." ,111 - cated to where. compeution or failure-to defend. GREENSBORO'. bringing televiewers their 1 55.50. Titleholders, Thats a heavy toll but still Police studied today the report hearts' desire Some 3000 letters Dorn Hart Holes On FRIDAY. JANUARY ti, 1956 better than 1954 when only 155 Tram a warehouse firm of thefts poured in weekly asking for every- Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla. defended successfully and 418- were of gasoline from its ti-ticks. thing from turtle races to inter- figured in all four tennis events beaten . The company complained the views with Hamlet's ghost STRENGTHEN THE "YARD-STICK" in which champions held on for stealing has been going on for 10 a Search There Were c:ghts sports in another year. or 12 years and lately has been For Talking Dog W r ite r ---- • which challengers made a clean Fball, topped by the champion "getting worse." Cranston Chamberlain. who he annual report of the Tennesske Valley Authority sweep of the old- state of eases- created the show, says "Yeiu .will convince:even pious but, as usual, th.e. heaviest smstil„..t.9r..t;. PreYided T the -,most skepticaL. that....iL.is man-kangaroo battle and a roller- to=ame in men's track and bt' skating nurse economic wonder, that it Is largely .responsible for the field uahare 61 titles changed hands we Years Ago Today named Jimmy, but 411. a talking dog' worthy progress of seven states and, of all things. that it is not in 97 sampled events. Ledger and Times File of presenta- nt tion hasn't costing the Americans . January 6, 1951 been found. al ! taxpayers a thin dime. .. Among the 26 who retained titles "We've In saying it isn't costing anything it might be more in this No. 1 Olympic sport were interviewed hundreds of ' Max clogs." Chamberlain said, es . accurate to say it is repaying it's cost, while earning a high-jumper Ernie Shelton. weight Churchill and his sons, Max Horace and James "but none of them speak reasonable return on the capital invested. And for tax-. man perry O'Brien. pole-vault..or Mason, and Gene Dunn attended the Kentucky-Okla- clearly enough to be understood. Their payers to get the full just let them Bab Richards and 440 yard hurler homa football game at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, owners, of m significance of that course, think they're Josh Culbreath. La., New Years Day. great and clt consider the billion dollars.,_plus. invested in TVA with get angry when no • one else can But there wereabrand new cham- Mr. and Nits. Urban Starks spent the holidays ally other .billion -dollars the_xovernment has invested in De- understand their __ . picns in all events' surveyed in troit, Mich., as the guests of pets. in anything. else... , . their daughter, "Mrs. Sam "Most, of the , .. ataisary„ auto:. racing, baseball. Knight: and dogs are trained family. to mumble something that sounds tnowling. lawn bowl.r.g. amateur, But we should bear in mind t.hat TVA was not creat- Robert L. Hendon of Murray was appointed State like 'hamburger' -making. Nor as a " ONLY A STONI SKILL is left of this home, Mayor Paul Jurkea, ed primarily as a money proposition. Marketing _Director Tuesday. Agricultural Commissioner Chamberlain is a phlegmatic In Yansiee Lake Village, 0.. where three children bet their lives power system. Congress was, interested in .habilitating Harry T. Walters named him to succeed. John I. Ander- man who looks more like a college at a gay party. The three children were visiting the Jurku home, one of the most depressed sections of the United States, son who resigned to devote his time to his chicken farm piofessor than a guy mixed up and plugging in the Christmas tree Lights toucred oft an electrical and to increase the. earning power of the people. . South Benton near Burlingtot. in one of TV's dizziest shows. , explosion which set the tree &the. Dead are James Aexander, 5; It was also determined to establish a "yard-stick" for tendon, who has been teaching Farm Economics Ilona Illesair--.er 7 "nit /04113011. 9. fflifernationag, h. at "You get hardened to unusual ------'tbe--ssranttfitcsttreee'ancl-clietribtttion Of-e-lertrie power so"- y State-Coltege for three years, was giveri-an 'in- . et al, News things in this job. After a while zr .! to prove the likes ..of the late Samuel Insult. were _ definite leave of absence to accept the-post. nothing surprises you et robbing the people, and that the 'federal government was very much. - - Earl Osborne, Jr., was honored with a surprise party "One day," he added, "a man Starting On a determified-to bring the greatest modern servant within new year • this at the Murray Woman's Club House by the DeMolay walked into my office carrying a moming-guess many the reach of all classes of people, including those who people are Chapter of Murray Tuesday evening at 7:30. _ rattlesnake in his hands. Another Another Ashland Station mak:rig new -resolutic ns w • live -on the farm. hi h The honor guest left Wednesday for Great time, my secretary informed me would be fine if we Lakes for . We are so used to TVA rates after all these years wOuld keep hat an unleashed 300-pound lion them. induction in the U.S. Navy. It was through Osborne's TO SERVE rsok d". that have passed since 1933 that we forget the "yard- was sitting in the reception room Mr. and Mrs. efforts‘that a DeMolay chapter, was forme&in „Murray. stick" is not as far-reaching as We would like to think. H. A. Riley Miss vaiting for an interview. Jane Riley. Mr. and --Mr- and Mrs. John Pocock have returned' home after Mrs. Ed-d "And Tye had my troubles with THE NEW ASHLAND STATION at Even Private power companies in areas adjacent to TVA Turner. Miss Earlene spending part of the holidays with relatives in Mansfield, Turner. Mr. a monkey who thinks he's a man, distribution systems sell. electricity for considerably more and Mrs Colman Raley and R. C. and a cat that plays expert ping- • .)41 than TVA rateli Mrs. M. U. FIVE POINTS Suess. Mrs. Artie ;song. You get used lo it after a ' .We seldom ink of this until we make comparisons Turner. Mr and Mrs. "Lois ;10 Bahanan. while." with a eimStiliV living ontside the TVA system, and and chilciren enjoyed a turkey KILLS WIFE, MOTHER-IN-LAW ainuer Christmas day at the ntFraTf-ir:en'i-Th;-NTy"stars of tiow-Openforausiness learn there are still millions who postpone a hot bath to home save electricity to heat water, or those who do without of Mr. and Mrs. John Riley !. mberlaina A13:-TV show Hu- air-conditioning .because of the electric rate. For when Mr. and Mrs. Artel Hallam and njans cause „him-and emcee Art Everyone Is Invited to Try Their Service - we consider adding electrical appliances the cash and Lan-donna spent Christmas with Laker- almost as much trouble. Mrs. Leona Arithirstin and father. "One of the most astonishing monthly payments are about all ,we consider. The cost'of — Operators — Mr. "and Mrs. the addi nal electricity we use is almost Insignificant. Carl Greenfielcis• things that happened was, our ALFRED TAYLOR HUBERT COTHRAN tv guests en Ctuistrnas Day were. Mr. rehearsal for the man who allows That's why consumption of electricity on TVA lines and 'Mrs. Bill, Greenfield. Mr. and a cannonball to be shot against as PICKUP and Dk.:LIVERY , PHONE 91-18 is double that of flie nation a whole. And that's why Mrs. 3 Z. Jones, Mr. -and Mrs. his abdon4en," he said. "Too much TVA directors' expect serious shortages to' develop before John Brezeel. Mr. and, Mrs. Waiter powder was used and, the cannon- Myers.' Ms. .and Mrs -"Rudy Green- ball ripped through one wall of As we enter the •:sew fear we believe most people, f.eld and children, Mr. and Mrs the studio-the recoil pushed the wherever they live, considr TVA as a going concern. Gale Edwards ahd Mrs. Betty cannon through another wall right Also a permanent one. Haley. Into the street. -Babb, has returned from _TiseseRusg.betiiiniaisilalairfainority Of reactionaries. wasna, -Tritaft--the bolt "Fortunately the man who cling to the type of private enterprise of represented' days with hhis parents, Mr. and standing in fr9nt the muzzle" by ex-president Herbert .Hoo-cr, who still consider there Mrs Luther White. The show . has featured "a man is a possibility of wre,king TVA,:or selling it to private Mr. and Mrs. Erect! McWaters jumping from a plane without a SliECIAL interests_ Altai prixate_ponier companieS may be expected -were guesaa in Mr. and Mrs J. B. parachute, another who crarled to continue spending millions of dollars in advertising Johnson Sunday. •••••• through a tennis racket One view - 1 when an attempt to Judge H. A. Riley arid J.te - Doctor er's frustration was sattified For This Week Only in distredit the most outstanding federal Holland in hospital after suicide ato.iiipt.. lake, per authority Of all time.. ' - - were d.nner guedts of Mrs M. J. Baker jumped Into a Most sound thinkers the nation over, howerer, are Suess Shinday. request • • • long since ready to accept TVA'as the leading producer Miss Carol Johnson atteneed the and distributor of electricity in the United States. Also ball game at Tilgtram High last 1952 FORD Custom, 8-cylinder, 2-door, week College Basketball to give credit where credit is due in the development of %nappy New Year to radio and heater, over-drive, white atomic energy for nowhere else in the country coald we everybody. Results hate developed it as we. have done in the Tennessee wall tires and seat covers. You will Valley. By United Trees be happy when you drive this. Only - Also we believe the average American has enotigh East Livestock St John's NY 79 Providence be • intelligence to know when the federal atomic energy sys- $545.. th, ls --tem_is consuming about sixty percent Colgate 92 Univ Puerto Rico SD th, of TVA's (lattice Pittsburgh 72 Columbia 58 • • • will Repprt 1st that it neverdo to listen to Republican "die herds" South rel in Congress when they rant and rave about what TVA ST LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK.' St. Lows U 110 Low-iena St. 49 1949 FORD Pick-Up, flat bed, good sides ha taxpayers in New is toting England and elsewhere. YARDS 7 - Livestock: Tulane 72 Georgia 58 and overload springs. $245. WS We do think. howe‘er, that the time is at hand to Hogs 12.500. Trading opened slow. Maryland 82 Geo Wash 48 be let TVA do it's own financing to supply the demand for lister fairly active. Barrows and Newberry 81 Citadel 58 • • • power in- it's own field. We have never,thhught -it had gi1Ls 180 lbs up 25 to 40 cents N9. C.,r Coll 81 Virginia St. 69 rn any business transporting electricity to Memphis on the lower than Wednesday's average Senior Bowl Tournament bui Mississippi. or Paducah on the Ohio. except little change on some over Championship WE WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD Memphis intends to manufacture it's own power and 270 lbs Under 180 lbs steady to 25 Springhill 80 Memphis Sc 85 cents lower. Sows Consolation 7; by Ign"14.-ill probably cancel it's contract with TVA, unchanged. Bulk TRADE mixed U.S 1. 2:;-ah4 tio Clemson 98 Kalil 98 WE WILL FOR ANYTHING tot thereby releasing a tremendous supply for distribution 230 -Ibis'''11 25 to 11.85; several- Midwest Yno Officers Shroud wite'• tht throughout the rest of the system. Alan we believe the head 'mostly 1 and 2 around node Indiana Central- 78 Wabash 70 290 Ca atomic energy ph.nt at Paducah will continue as TVA's to 220 lbs 1200:. 21 he...cl lot West Ky St I mostly Xavier of 0 72 an c'onstimer there. No. 1 around lbs Dayton only 22. 1225, mixed 88 Dug She 62 Lampkins up, There is no question as to TVA Viilife to the terri- grade --9.50 10.50.. to 170 East Iny 88 Middle .Tenn St 75 for tory is serves. but as we start on/a New Year -we think lbs 10.75 to 11 15; few to 11.30; Southwest oul we should bear in mind that the "yard-stick" principle ,e(rws 450 lbs down 875 to 925; Tex A 81 I 96 U Corpus clime 45 Motor Stiles 1 heavier should not be 'forgotten. The on the Ten- sWs 0.00 • to 8.50. boars West gni nessee and its tributaries s uld benefit consumers of over 250 lbs 5.50 to 8.50; lighter Modesto. Calif. Tourney Phone 519 3rd & Maple Sts weights to 7.50. Stockton College 75 • • electricity ceserywhere. - Cattle so' on-Yates 2400. :elves 790 Opening ,•. tionegeBeaohil. At the time of the Di controversy, regard- *ales steady at week s adv_ancia ing the West Memphis -fated_ project, we said in this dis • Two loads - high choice to low column that the private' powey companies sponsoring it prime around 1100 lbs 22.50, same ily no --v,.0-uld . .rue the day they. ever interferred with public as price yesteroay for load feed dle ' power in the Memphis territory because it might b mates. Scattered sales mostly into being a "yard-stick" that would really give them good grade steers 1780 to,' MVO; Announcing The tur trouble. _„ couple loads good betters MVO Opening Of It seems that. day.. will come when the City of Mom- to 1700, about s0. per cent of Lir run cows; prices phis puts its municipal plant in production with It capa- unchanged. Com- fro city of not 500,000'1m, whirh. was at fi-041- considered, avire.eiel (ewe 13.00 to 13 50 sparing- ly; utility 'grade" filo to ,.one The city -au-thotit-irs are-eoltAnced rates 1200. but 750.000 kw: most canners 8.50 to 10.50 Lassiter far extremes Cloth Shop can be held to the present low TVA level: If they cab 11.00 an ,top cutters. Bulls and sin lust imagine what may happen in Arkansos, vealers and stock cattle unchanted sho and elsewhere. Bulk utility and- comtvercial by plant sells power at TVA rates all the 1.3.50 light canner If a municipal to 1550, bulls iday - January 6th Vf arguments ever advanced by private power companies 10.50 to MOO, good and heavy her tAiout unfair federal competition will be knockiscrinto a beet bulls .11.00 to 11-56: short • ( ocked . hat. Their customers niaY demand lower...4ates load cnioce around 700 lb stockers COTTONS and Lin and get them. or do as Memphis is doing and -make *heir 17.50. Top -vealers 33.40 very spar- WOOLENS - RAYONS not ingly for prime. Most good a • r1 own power. • Instead of fighting TVA some of us may live to see choice 23.00 to 211.00; commeo ,•., • god CUSTOM MADE SOT power companies' seeking its assistance in com- and 1500 ' private Sheep 2.800., Opening slow. about '-'1119.111!110111011604: -1.71iffitt and peting with municipal plants. They will then be back a load of choice lambs on shanaer _ BUTTONS - BUTTONHOLES - BELTS she almost where they .tarted early in the 1920s when Insull accnunt. 1925; these about steady. Itfother-In-bass's body lies on floor In home. .,the coii like hi:. were so successful in gobbling Up other lots good and choice and others Few DIVORCE ACTIONInded lit teed-deaths and an attempted indcide • . Except that they will be dealing with wooled lambs 25 to 50 cents lower On Benton Road — I., Mile North of Murray municipal systen In San Fernando. Calif. Dr. Elmer W. Holland, 50, chiropractor, she generation which has become enlightened- since the at .11.50 to 19.00. with packers - Shot and killed his Wife, Mrs. Mary Holland, and his mother-Ine /* :rt 45 7fl5tIvra IPA Ifrerr+tq ,ef'a'SAtI lisrashig "'tor 'late Senator George Norris' TVA bill was passed by Con- bidding untvenly lower. Slaughter law the next day after the Hollandin appearance in court In -a ..4 sheep unchanged. .' jahrorce 11039116 Vnternattonal Sok ndeic foe). 114

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. . 'l 1956- RIDAY,-JANITARY -6'1956' ••••••••••••m. THE LEDGER & TTMES — MURRAY, RENTUCXY • •-••••••••••••••• PAGE THR1 Male Help Wanted THREEMIONNEs QUINTS COME'HOME PARENTS STORING FRUIT CAKE • _ -TO North Fork Print rake will ke.ep well MAN WITH CAR. MEN WM) six months or longer if stored are unemployed-or now employed the home freezer. says Mrs. Pe but want to better theta position News Weak, Un.versity of Kentucky if WAN .wer can offeweermanent losal WOO* specialist.'4Wrap it well in moi. - a with good giay and advancement Those spending Christmas Day ture-proof paper or aluminum opportunities. Phone Mr. Prince, 411••••••• in the name at Mrs. Elea Morris foil, or store in a container with FOR RENT: 4' ROOM HOUSE 2 133 Saturday or Sunday. 1 to 6 pm wire the families of George Jen- a tight lid. FOR miles West on Lynn RENT -Gr,ove Rued for appointment. J7C kins. Orman Paschall, R. D. Key, See O. Bonne ' Douglas Vandyke, Glynn Orr, ALL IN THE FAMILY FOR RENT: THREE-ROOM Ralph Gailimere, Warren UN- FOR RENT: FURNISHED HOUSi Sy ke3, furn.shed apartment, 601 WANTED 'Morris Jenkins, and Poplar. Five rooms. and bath Gas heat. Milford Orr. SUPERIOR, Wis. ftr - Frei Phone 620 or 780. 'Afternoon visitors were Mr. and J7P can 535. JTP Monaghan. 21,.went out driving WANTED: CLEAN Cotton Rags Mrs. Ode Morris, and Mr. and )FOR RENT7 5 ROOM Tuesday and collided with a car FURNISH Ledges' It Tones. 'rF Mrs. J. P. Wicker and family. ed house in Kirksey or driven by his brother, Patriek, 24. will sell. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sykes and Call 441. NOTICE Patrick suffered head cps so J9C son, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key. Mr. softies ne called an ambulance. The FOR RENT: 41d Mr,. Douglas Vandyke, and FURNISHED 3 room SPINET PIANO BA_RGA1N! WE ambulance that arrived on the apartment r. and - Mrs. Glynn Orr and son private both and Pri- have a lovely Spinet Piano scene was driven by a thira Mon- vate that visited Mr. and Mrs Warren Sykes entrance. 309 No. 4th. Phone we will transfer to reliable local aghan brother, Wilbur, 181. Christmas Eve night. J6P party who will take up monthly Mrs. Ella Morris is ill with installments. Write before we send ford SOMETHING DIFFER ENT FOR intustanai flu. Orr in .stripping tobaoco truck. Credit Manager, Joplin apartment seekers! A combination Monday. Piano Co.: P. 0. Box 784, Paducah, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Key, Mr. Mr. and of conveniences seldom- found in and Mrs. Warren Sykes and Kentucky J7C Mrs. R. D. Key, and baby. pne apartment. Available January Mrs. Glynn vi.ted Henry Sykes Sunday. Orr visited Mrs. Hassle :Orr, who Mr. and Mrs. 1st. Call 1092 J6N1C One Kuykendall is .very ill. .last Sunday. , and all the children -and their ARE YOU INTLItkawil.43 IN BE- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wicker and families, spent Sunday with Mr. T.79B „I.E./1SE. DOWNTOWN .Busi- coming a Aicensect.beauty opreator,?.. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. D Key. and Mrs. Nath.anal Orr. nese property shop, office, or sales Will train and place you in good and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sykes room. Ideal for any electrical, or paying job out of Mw-ray All were supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Iva Paschall. Mr. and Mrs. building trade contractor. Ample tools and baks furnished by 011ica. Jack Key Christmas Day. Hugh Paschall and son, visited parking Good display space. Ex- school Write or come n and see • Mr. and Mrs. He..ter Brown Sun- cellent spot for new and growing the school in operation. Ezell Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Easlick and day business at surprising low rental. Beauty School. 208 South Sixth daughters, of Davenport, fowa; Mr and Mrs. Charlie Olive of Call 81. J6NC St. Murray, Ky. J9C visited their daughter, hies. Morris Paducah. virited Mrs. Douglas Jenkins and family, over - the Vandyke Monday night. weekend. FOR RENT 3 ROOM UNFUR- Bro. and Mrs. Terry Sills and Mr. eee• nished apt Separate bath and en- FOR SALE and Mrs. George Jenkr traby, of Hardin, spent Friday and Howard trance. One block from college. ,Morris assisted , Mli- night with the Douglas Vandykes'. , ne-h $30 oth. Phone 7. J7C FOR SALE or RENT: 5 ROOM # war ceivi , house with 2 scre,s of land. 1311 JAMES KUTCHER, a legless -.CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday* isuntle •ko's. Sycamore. CAW 1709. J7C veteran from Newark. N.J., ap- Moto lives ARNINGI pears before a Veterans Admin- ACROSS 42-Silkworm Mon ume, istration hearing in Washing- 43- l;iiderwerld Ch Don't lot cough from FFOR SALE 2 TOX Manchester I-Cohde.nsed god rical ton to protest the loss of his moisture 44-N Y Giants Pa pups 7 weeks old Mrs Pat El- 4-South ns 5; common cold hang on monthly disability pension be- oUttielder .$122 kins. ?bone 1082-M. Annert•au3 45-Note of scale mai) ruonis. ii orh.liitis may develop if JP cause of loyalty charges. Deny- serpent 47-Slave 9-Possessed cough,ot chestcd, odr atuutecabrobron-ont- ing that he aided North Korea 49-Crate - - )chitis treated calling 12-1Ian*s name 64---kteelloactIv• and Communist China by 13-Font laver element Fou afford to take a chance with any medi- FOR SALE or TRADE- FORD for "strikes" during the Korean 14-Ft.,•• 57 cine -MOIMMMeden co less patent than Creomulsion. It Ferguson tractor with Stink. Motor campaign, Kutcher said he op- 15-Picumint /tit me goes into the bronchial system to help 17-Christian IS-Na(1•• of Nile ht o newly overhauled. A-1 condition, pooled all Red countries. He lost festival loosen and expel germ laden phlegm THREE OF THE WANDERING DIONNE QUINTUPLETS Cecile. The fohrth surc-'7.rg1 hovie, region ; CO! Robert Craig, Rt. his legs during a German mortar fri drops 60-3Itmle: as and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, 3, 'Hazel. J9P are shown as they came home to a happy reconcili- wasn't well enough to make the trip hurtle -Papa" 21.-Stin god wri tten meat attack in Italy. (International) 22-Skin tender,inflamed bronchial membranes. ation and understanding with their parents, Mr. Dionne said: "There was a. misunderstanding •Ilment 61-Catch feanj Get a large 25-Also (coital.) bottle of Creormilsiop at and Mrs. Oliva Dionne, in Callander, Ontario. somewhere and it has now been ironcd out We 27-Placed your unig store. 6.1-1tock 5-Discredite4 asi For childrall ; HELP WANTB151 An occasional application of Above them is a portrait of the five girls as young- all understand each other better now. Everyone 31-Cry of cow $3-Encountered .7• milder, tattier c.repmulsiog 32-Firneness 6-1-4ypolkotIcal fro • liquid wax will beautify your sters. Mrs. Dionne has her arm around Yvonne in the family is very happy." (Exclusive, World 34-Prefix: force d rem in the pint lad blue paekaP, not DOWN 7-airrs'aame cati LADY TO STAY WITH 1.1.2Dtli- wrought iron house furnishings while Mr. Dionne sits with Annette (left) and Copyright, 1955, by International News Photos) 35-Be Ill 36-Pigpen 1-Excavate s-WingHke al, ly couple Light housekeeping and accessories and protect them 37-Inchalritte 2 9-Headgear CREOMUCSION -Before lo-Prutt drink •eopl Chest Calds, Agate Ilesodecs Weekends-4s" Cail --49P against corrosion artiste 2-Palo • Jilikterm C4•4191,, 33-111nishes 4-Three-handed It-Click Maths slot — 4.1.nBaktrag• 16-CyprInold dish armadillo 15-otera name 20-Genus of svi "7-77-'",r" grasses ;S 22-..-Pt1Oftrila km yest men t 21-Sbad• actit 74-N(Icativ• ilk 4 A Doctor 10 the Family ii-Persi•tent ( t' 45- Intrusion By ELIZABETH SEIFERT of an idea peril 28-Th r ee- toed sloth C4 • / AN ..."nb=r. /6.7/7 V-.7-'.2 9 40 fl-Country of nine, ?eV IVO ran i out the Jacket. she had never open• could have done, for Alan's clothes Europa .riu, is a ith•ry pf Wye and cunt"- t 25 tra-Drilt of force flier e,elatorY of both tinalty Ube the ly defied Ma'am, and this did no Were laid out and ready. And he tied 0, ( 32 5 ) In ndwal profatelen. It kr the story of seem a point important enough to had her duties downstairs-But she 32-Yellow ifAntra 'Thornton. tbe doctor she Mar- ocher justify defiance now. Yet slut would PO- much have liked a min- 54 5S 33-Possessive ,',. ain ried. and his kin. Untie strontreot ...iron Gun memories date from her tenth wedding would not be told. ute with Alan . 35-Separate anniversary, AO OCC11/11011 fur her being zi,,..I She selected a flower-splashed Ail Uncle Arthur did for Alan {_,_ _.- -. ...In 58 se eo 39-Note of seals made sitarply aware of the disappoint- 40-ernesit ment felt by her pareata-in-iaw because taffeta skirt, and a black 'wester- was to get in the way, but Alan 1 The )0: . Ike 4.1 /021 44 41-Cocled lava she is childless. The Thoratons-old blouse, eloping off her shoulders, Cm. ... an unusual, . put up with the old man's fum- ?nodel created by Mercury I 44-Males Jasper. his wife Illerethe tMa'arn)--and Division,-is the first automobile • 4$-Vat their rlan dominant the sleeves tight to her wriats She bling, talked to him with interest designed to take full advantage ages .: 1 are In Valhalla. new improved of the nation's budding et- Mentors nd um Tlica hopes center in Alan. win- looped several strings of fake While he showered and shaved and highway system, Styled to give 49-Pnotainer surgeon pleasure, American -motorists maximtun 4* -la-charge at tb• Thornton- pearls around her throat, and began to dress, "Raining bard." comfort and safety as-they driving 35 a• built Toral hillapital because their othcr travel the new turnpikes, It' 51- B-‘n• of body ie - _ son. John feff home under. • rioted twisted a tong strand into many he called, "had to watch .the hills. obstructed vision in features virtually un- every direction. Transparent plastic 62-1 howl egg len Alan and 1.11141 live at Mg family es- rows upon her left forearm. A Linda mad?" "butterfly" roof inserts lift' up 54-rextrIne tate. Fiddler-a Green. as do Alan's automatically when doors are opened to rose-red length of satin made a "Linda never gets angry," Uncle permit ease of entrance And exit. IS-SOU 911 IP/ eq,t tea widowed sister, Margaret, her young roadable, it is only-I.4 feet high. Completely Indian wins Jiro and AIM' Strath.'s! brother. cummerbund about her waist. Arthur informed Linda's husband. 56-Small rug rthur Merrht --and wife Flora. 61-Bebold! Li 71 • argaret has an oldeiron. Silas, who Maim weukl say, again, as/ a "bon't count on that," chuckled La away in the Army. redhead should, never wear the Alan. "Red hair, y'know." He wait- NANCY thee; Alan phones L.htda that Miss Little ceder. ed for the old man to step out of Mae Arthur's flirtathm, is at his hoe- Pita] with a fractured hip, and • 75- Completely dressed, she laid out the doorway. th mill trip tar an emergency °heretic* Alan's things. She hoped he would "You go by the hospital on your en; will delay his arrival at (ha tenth wedding anniveneary dtnner port,. Linda come home in time tp bathe and way home?" asked Uncle Arthur, 3r, spies Margaret at her cottage in an change, to get that mach rest! At watching Alan tilt his head to knot enib. ace with Arm, Captain Blake the head of the stairs she his tie and complete the bow. Learning that Blake will attend the met Clew. "I was comm n' you," "Oh, no. Why?" lerM ite party. Seretha remarks that he doesn't to help tyaj always remember he has a wife. . . the old Negress panted. "Ma'am I-" n afraid does my daughter.- il -Nor, IM Alan turned tc.) look at him, an kly CHAPTER SEVEN "Am I late?" Linda knew that sharply. "You have somethigg,koti she was not. It et411 was twenty your mind," he accused. 'SEM as •STAP.TLED, Linda Jerked 80 • minutes before the well get ft said. We haven't much rite. that the little purple case with set hour. "No'm," said Clew. "But she time." He reached for his trousers. the gold beads slipped from her said . .." "I-I wanted to inquire about thi lap. She bent over to retrieve it, Mrs. said reflecting ruefully that she might Linda nodded. "I know. I'm go- Liddell," Uncle Arthur !tee ing right down." primly. • .CS have been prepared. Seretha had a th "Yearn" The a:Miss Little Mae? I imagine way of knowing everything, almost maid went along rtet the hall to she's all right. We'll find before those things took place. the back stirs. So out to- Ma'am had publicly sent her up night." straightened, and stood up, She to "help Miss Linda." It was one "Oh, please don't mention-I murmuring about its getting late, of Ma'am's many little disciplinary mean Flont-well, it wouldn't do to mother-in-law was An- but her not measures. bring up the subject, Alan." Uncle (ed. Head up, her eyes glowing, she Arthur's porcelain cheeks were "Margaret," she declared in her swept on down pink, his hands trembling against LIL' ABNER • the stairs and . - t in, icy voice, "has always been a greeted those of the 'family who his black coat. Al Cake fool. She doesn't gain wisdom with already were assembled under the Alan laughed. "Is your interest BALD IGGLElf-AH MAMMY.rf- WHAT IS N/CY JABBERIN' years, either. I am glad to hear crystal chandelier of the "big" par- in the lady catching up with you?" TAKIN' YO'HOME T' DIE, that she did not ask you to invite lor. Ma'am and Jasper- Margaret, he teased. ??- HOW COME 'BOUT?- NEVAH Captain Blake. But in any elute, I cameo ON ACCOUNT MAH MAMMY YO' CHANGED -pretty in blue-green, and the "Her accident has somewhat CHANGED MAH am afraid she may bring scandal twins, TOLE ME TO — scrubbed and brushed with- complicated things," Arthur Mer- YORE MIND ? MIND IN ALL MAH upon us, with her open infatuation in an inch of their young lives, as ritt replied with dignity. "A very LI FEnc,-AH IS ALLUS 11 for the man. She's entirely with- Uncomfortable as looked, they seat- estimable lady, of course," he add- Fo6H out shame." ed primly -r, TH' MIST side by side upon the ed, his voice breaking and quaver- Linda looked down at the old brocade loveseat. ing. • gentlevvoman in the gray and white Before she cduld more than greet "At least estimable." it• Mile chair. "If she loves him," she each one, Uncle Arthur and Aunt "I was ready to terminate the raked curiously, "don't you feel Flora came in. Uncle Arthur ,,Nair-but it's always difficult 82. sorry for her?" looked more spidery than ever in you know. I mean, when a lady has in Seretha's white head tossed his high collar and did-fashioned been enjoying a „mares attention • at divtain. "I feel sorry for the fam- tails, and Aunt Flora was "wear- and favor-" absolutely ily! Why, Margaret has tng everything she could lay hands "Yeah," agreed Alan gravely. no finesse, Linda_ She couldn't han- to," Jasper chuckled to Linda, "in- "It's a delicate move. I always Di- dle an affair!" cludin the crew's washin' land the think the best way la to be kind. In shocked revulsion, Linda cook's mop." Not intereated any more, or gen- fe turned away. "Hush!" she rebuked him. erous-,but Just kind. It gets the "What Ma'crn wishes to tell you, "Why should r ?lush?" liked the ladies, Uncle Arthur. "Gets 'em es, Lindy," boomed Jasper's big voice old man, his green eyes twinkling. every time-kindness. You try re- from the opened door into his "I feel a talkative evenin' comire that." she would • but 'lasing room. "if on me, Lindy: Uncle Arthur's faded eyes stared ABBTE an' SLATS ltd speak the truth without fiddle or "I-leaven help us!" she breathed, at his nephew. By Raeburn Van Buren ii- farce, its that adultery Is only a then turned to say something about Alan started for the door, wind- I WONDER WHAT ACCOUNT en when publicly diserntered." Auht Flora's ketItty stress. The old ing his watch. THEY'RE WE CAN'T SPARE ANY HOW ABOUf THAT NEW MAt.--7 GONG TO GIVE ME TO WORK ON, Ma'am sniffed, and Linda, still lady's hair had been freshly curled. "Wait a minute!" AS SOON AS I GET PROMOTED, OF OUR TDP MEN ON You HIRED-SLATS SCRAPPLE? too, SOMETHING REAL INTEREST THAT ;hocked yet somehow amused, "Look like you slept on a flutin' "Can't_ We're late as It is" BECKY- SEND FOR YOU. MAYBE, Ne, DOG. W.&/571N. GivE IT ick HIM I by Jasper's frankness, went swiftly Iron,' shouted Jasper. "Yes, but I want to find out how AT CAST, YOU AND ME CAN HOPE IT'S BROKEN THE e'er to the old man, both to hide „Janda choked down her laughter a boy like you knows much! GET HITCHED-- A NICE PIEEFICT, SPIRIT OF MORE so :t1 her smile, and to fix his tie. and regarded her father-tn-law Have you had enough experternee THOUGHT, l'rEERECT 04!g ArEN THAN JAMMED He patted her arm. 'Thank you, with new respect. Haw had he . . .?" He mounded and looked ZIPPERS NAVE.' I., I or Lindy," he said warmly. "We may lived beside Ma'am for more than startled, and somewhat outraged. but we all depend not say it often, forty years, and still maintained Affairs, evidently were not for Int you... his manner of irrepressible mis- "boys" Mahe, flashed him a-,smile, said chief? That alone made Jasper Alan chuckled, and rushed the lawmen!? &trout nerdIng to dress Thornton a big man! .aIzg ...the door ahead of and was up in her bedroom before The {curets began to.‘arriviCt the experience ahi• remembered that she had left noW Mahal VOW, vita heard out in you have Ili Inind," he said. "But a ,the gold heads behind. Well,he the hall, ''Hold it ten minutes . :`• doctor, Uncle, looks on at a lot of coold get them later; she wouldn't can be down . . ." Linda smiled, life, and gets a lot of experience --I-Year them tonighL Though what and would have gone to him, hut second-hand.' They starred down. she would wear was now a matter Uncle Arthur stepped betweeniher the wide stairs. "A goo,: thing, " for in-mediate decision. and the wide doorway. "'fl go 14IP' too, becalthe I don't have the time. The ice-'blue Satin was out. She the buy," he offered, really,-for personal investigati 'as," did not want to appear in it wit* Viers ,iym really-nothing Linda /70 Ve Cosfinuede

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because they're looking for one. "He was a young lawyer whose FLUNKED rIc No Ugly Their problem is buying the num- mother was a tan of mine. I ad- Club News ber of r. Activities clothes they need on a vised him on the type of clothes HILLSIDE. N.J 1114 - Charles Women limited budget. s All I can suggest Page to buy, Jr, 14. recentlY 11 the kind of accessories to Mai:ter flunked a es-buy-ing three - pact-basic- changes wear and the proper.haircta to get. Red Cross life saving test but Women Says for each season. Jo Burkeen,`Editor. . . Phone 694-M-4.or 763-J Weddings Loads - I even, helped correct his dandruff passed a tougher test Friday. "The young mSrried woman condition." Marter saw Thomas Monaca, 8, eprleeanset protbhlehme.r Shhe ahnacsi thramgh the ice 0.1 the NIakeup Artist limbeth River and dived in to ftaocanFeatsshedto SUDDEN Engagement Announced neighborhooct; also on CHANGE save the youngar boy. Mena a small budget. Three By basic season- a Personals WILLIAM EWALD ST. al outfits should be ths,...rale here, LOUIS. Mu. int - A tax- United Press Starr Correspondent too. Also a black coat payer who Wanted to make sure Mrs. lira Staniey of Owensboro, Mn- and Mrs. Ross King NEW rather thlin of YORK - Next to his refund Mr.,- Britt Stanley of Louisville. s colored one was sent to the right Hardin announce the birth of a diamonds, a girl's best friend is Mr. and 34-^s Norman Problem Is Weight address sent his letter to the Gree.r of son. Ross Renwick, weighing seven probably a fellow like - Richard Funeral Wreaths Evanevale, Ind.. Mrs The woman in the 40-plUs brack- Internal Revenue Department: I" W Moore pounds 14 ouncm-, born at the Willis. Particularly, with leap year et,said Willis, should be "I have changed my address Sprays and son, F W Jr. of Blackfard, Murray .Hespital Friday. Decem- arcund The corner the best' and Xi. ,-• Ehests of dressed. But sadly enough, he has since making my return. The ilfr Mr and. Mrs ber M . Willis, a 15-year veteran of the Clem ,re and found this isn't always so. "Her change was unexpected. Address Artistically son. Ramie, over radio and TV wars, is the kind of Arranged the ho idays problem is overweight and the fact my refund to me in care of the • J..rue Nell is the, name chosen conjuror who can make your Aunt • • • • that her grown children want her State Penitentiary, at Jefferson by Mr_ and Mrs. Glenn S Kelso Tessie look like Gina whatever- to dress like a grandmother" qty." of Lynn Grove for the.r daughter, her-name-is. Well. Mrs '1.-ora Rogers had as her almost But even weighing nine' pounds eight oun- the grandmother brack- guests during the holiday,. her ces. born "Actually," et shouldn't necessarily dress in at the Murray Hospital says Willis. 'There's You can restore the stiffness to eh:ldren. Mr a n d Mrs Harry Friday. no such thing rocking - chair style. "When you December M. as an ugly 'Woman. the bristle on hair brushes by Henson of Detroit. Mich.. and Mr Thej're all get to elderly women, the problem 15th at Poplar — Call 479 essenteally nice.-appear- rinsing them in solution hf alum and Mrs. Charles Ed Rogers and is one of comfort in dress Mr and Mrs. -John H Grogan ing. And the American v.-ernan has and and water. I won, Steve. of Champagua Ill. looking well, are the .parents of a daughter. more flair than any other woman too There's no need • • • • 14 Mary Jane, weighing 'sevenspeu- in the world." for any woman, no matter how old, -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eugene -4S - tts -Took -drabr''' s:x ounces, born at the Mu V71111.i: presently employed at I Petrie of -Murray are 'the parents Hospital Monday. December 2e, ,v1ICA-TV here, runs the sort of As for the men, Willis, through Cl I of 'a daughtaez.....4i ....qail, wjhin video shindig which caters to gals personal observation, has found 1Rafe. Jones "b7r "iftstffit!"- —po5T uhces. orr, at A son. Charles Wayne. weighing with personal redecorating prob- many of them pretty ragged. I the Murray Hospital TAX CONSULTANT Thursday. nine pounds 10 oun es. , was biwn lems. A former make-up consult- "Their ties are pretty sad, their 1 December 22, GATLIN BLDG ROOMS 113-115 nt to Mr and Mrs. Burton Wayne ant for four - movie studios. Willis shirts are pretty sad and their al , Hcilsapple of Hazel on Tuesday, estimates he has advised some shoes, unshined and beat, are Miss Bette Cotham DecemberHci - 27.• at the Murray 300.000 chicks and hens over the pretty sad." pita! years. But strangely enough, in all of SATURDAY H,anored it Coffee 1-te has tackled such problems Willis' career, only one man as has CAPITOL and SUNDAY By Mrs. Rowlett bow legs, knock knees, bumpy come to him .for consultation. 6 knuckles, buck teeth, knobby el- Miss Bette Carole C.,tharn, bride- - Scs-Aal Calendar di bows and loving cup ears - elect of Chester G. Caddas. wa He has Tha West em tied its on the handed cut free advice on makeup A New Star the honoree at a coffee given by monde,. January 9 , and jewelry. dress, diet and even Mr, Tom Rowlett at her home on The P. -ant Grove Homemakem diction. SON of BEL Main Street on Friday. December STARR Club 1... meet !n the home of "The two biggeg problems as 23, at three o'clock in the Aler- t)" Mrs One Key at one. Onjock far as most women are concerned" 1100.11. ' • • • • pointed out Willis. "are: weight and • b. The honoree ware for the oc-- The Sigma DepartMent of the hair Many women are inclined to casion a black and brawn plaid Murray Wornan's--Club w.I.1 meet be heavy I doKrt call them fat cashmere dress w:th matching ar- at the club house at Seven-thirty fat is something they have She was saweasted • ut o'clock, • them. apec.al Christmas corsage and a • - •• • e -= piece of her ..hosen pattern of Hair Style A Problem 01 The Arneriran Legion Post VrAreirAdirdir TODAY . slver by the hostess Will "Hair style is always a problem, The meet at 7 30 p.m. There will be ton 'The -average woman honoree a n d the guests is always ease aaor prize. locking and were seated at the dating room Miss Shirley Chilcutt for a new style without SAT. table 'avh:ch was cents red with a realizing that what may look at- beautiful holiday Mr. and Mrs. Porter Chilcutt of Murray tractive on another woman maY DPOSED in LIFE, LOOK & SAT. EYE POS11 arrangement. Re- Tuesday. jaamary la announce fro the engagement of their daughter. not be good for her" tunents of dainty Sandwiches. Circles of the VirMS of the First Shirley, to Billy Smith, • Now The Year's Greatest Screen cake. caffee Although Willies tabbed Ameri- and were served. A Baptist Church will meet at two- son of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Smith of Kirksey. SENSATION! Chrurtmas can women "the best dressed in corsage w a s at each thirty o'clock as follows. I with Miss Chilcutt will be graduated from Murray High guest's place the world." he unhesitatingly label- ,Mrs Ira Fox. rt 'sirs A_ G. School in the class of 1956. Mr. Smith is a graduate of Included in the led their little sisters, the teen- • 4 guest. list were • out:.,nd. m w.th Mrs R Kirksey High School in the class of 1955 and is now- at- numbers of as agers. as his principal problem. Cothem's. gradual- ' well. and IV wall Mrs. 13eft Kika. tending Murray State College. -- USW - class frorri Murray .Hath • • • • I . recently visaed some schools A June wedding is planned. School Those present and all I could see were blemishes were Mrs. ''Marray Star chapter No 433 of ugly clothes. Teen-age girls Kenneth Smith. Mrs. Charles •ciEs veal hold lb regular meeting Brooks. have the hysterical approach to Mrs Ken Cramer, Mrs- at the Masonic Wall at seven-fit- Dr. T. C. Venable Nichols Home Scene They're Ted Koenigsmark.. Mrs Jim Silo- teen delock dress. copy cats - all of 5• Illaa•••••g•••••• •••••• soon. Mrs Guest Speaker For Of them seem to wear dungerees and Ted Lash. Mrs. Gene; • • • • • Fellowship Meet NEWCOMER to Hollywood's list PULITZER PRIZE 'Wells Mrs loafers" Leon Epps of Item- The East Side Homemakers- Club Delta Department Tuesday Afternoon of stars is 8-year-old Babette ihe C•1••••••••• 1.••••,. prns. Tenn.. 5. Myra Breaking down the other brack- Bagwell w:11 meet in the borne of Mrs. Mrs 'Howard Nichols opener her B.airt, whose contract has been 01, Cbastancoga, Term.. Miss The Delta Department the ets of women who come to him Cathy George Wilson at one - thirty home on Olive Street for the approved by a Superior court i• Rowlett. Mars Nancy Cotham, Murray Woman's Club held its for advice. Willis saw things this Mrs- o'clock. meetang of.Group I of the Chia- judge. She's been in TV, and 6 Freed Cotharn, the honoree, • • • • regular meeting at the club house way: role "Miriam," Moses' and uan Women's _Felice-atop of the played the hostess. on Tuesday. January 3, at seven- "Girls inrle bracket just over 21 sister, in "The Ten Command- First- Christian Church held on • • • • . The Pot:Lennie/a Homemakers thirty oeloek in the evening usually d for men - that's mental." (fistersatiostal) Tusaday. January 3, at tins-thirty . Cliab itill meet in the home of -Mrs. Dr. T C, Venable of educa- the o'clock in the aftergoon Lowry- .1... Robinson at ten o'clock for an tion department of Muray 'State Mrs. C. C. The first in a series of programs KING SIZE VALUES! all day meeting Catlett was the guest speaker for LOOK, BROWNIE, I GET A MEDAL on the theme. 'The Church In Program Leader Of • • • • the everung. He gave a mat in- . , A Chanr rig World." was very Tharathia, kiasisw111:,..- • Wasting lisilsoa ditt lihassm. "Youth .Murray-WSCS -Meet. • ably tateserited -tis the 'pastor of 71,.. Five Pont M:ssion Circle' Conservation.''. In Hallicrafters new King Size The WOMMTI S Society the church. 21' of Chre- will meet at rren w Rev Howard Nichols (tie ith Mn. The guest speaker‘wai idttrodue- TV you get a picture screen with /Ian Service Mrs Ed Frank Kirk, chairman, nel l/he Fleet ileellt". Robert - Parker as hostess in three ed by Mrs W. J. G.bson dist Church he a luncheon meet- presided at tht meeting and also 270 square inches of viewing sur- During the social hour refresh- Ing In the • educational btaid- • • • • gave the devotion face. Aluminized tube gives you a • ments were served from the irig of the chur:t on Tuesday. Refreehments were served to picture that is 1 The Art's and Craft's Club will beautifully appointed 40% brighter. All January 3. at ,eleven ecliptic. table cen- fourteen members present meet at 230 o'clock m the home tered w.th a gorgeou models are now available with All- ht charge of the program was arrange- of ktrs Elbert Lassiter on South ment ir.ses and ainquils Channel UHF/VHF tuning and the Morning• Circle NS ith Mrs C Punch Fifth Street. • and cookes were served. carry a one full C Lowry as leader -The Change- WINTER ARRIVES year written war- • • • • Serving less Gospel In Our Revolutionary .. as hostesses for t h e ranty on all parts. Coat doughnuts easily with so- evening were Mrs NEW Ate- was the theme of the pro- Dan Hart. Mrs. YORK ar - Winter came gar by shaking them in .11 paper George Hart. gram pre.ented by Mrs. Lyles Mrs Graves Hen- officially Tuesday to Broadway, bag containing a =mall amount of don. Mrs who also sang a solo accOmpanied A H Kopperud, and "The Gay White Way' powdered sugar. M.ss by Mrs Richard Farrell Evelyn Linn. Nearly 3.000 gallons. of anti- • • • • The devotion was • freeze wPre added to given by Mrs. . the water Paul T Lyles. Mrs. John that cascades at a rate of 50.000 Winter. A quick lunch or supper treat Secretary of Cornmeree Sinclair vice-cnairman. presided at the that gallons a minute over a huge delrghta the children can be Weeks says: "The prospect 'is that meeting waterfall sign which advertises a , made this way SpLt hot dogs and retail stores will have the best At the noon hour lunch we, soft drink put them on top of corn bread Christmas sales in history." The served in the be ement of teh e-equares. Cover the squares w•th a (ft that keeps on growing in building by members of the Aticel cheese IN THE MIDDLE sauce and broil- la 44ew min- value is a Series E United States Waters Cirele Utes. Serve hot. Savings Bond. FULTON, Miss. clP - Carl D King Size 21; Table Model. Your Pierce will both swear to uphold choice of cabinet finishes. Walnut, 4 WORLD'S BEST DRESSED WOMEN and answer to the law next Mon- PVT. REGINALD LAYOFF, 20, Mahogany, Blond. day gives his dog Brownie a peek at the telegram he received ordering him to be present at the Pentagon. Pierce is scheduled to be sworn Washington, to receive a medal from the Army secretary. Layoff in as Itawamba C unty zonstable Ls shown at home in Chicago. The medal is for heroism Nov. 18, (stf 179" wawa and on the same day is docketed 1955, in saving a GI's life when a transport plane crashed in to answer to charges of possessing Seattle, Wash., killing 27 persona_ The GI's clothing was afire a 400-gallon vihiskey still and Layoff rolled hitt in the snow. (International Sound photo) TOP TEN STARS AT THE BOXOFFICE

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FILM STAR Grace Kelly (left) sad Mrs. William Paley of New York are the world's best dressed women, as listed in the New York Dress Institute's annual poll of more than 1,00b fashion experts. RILEY Miss Kelly and Mrs Paley tied for first. In tie for second are Princess Margaret of England And (1. Marlon Bra ndo 7. Martin and-Lea le Humphrey Bogart her American aunt, the Duchess of Windsor. Others r -imed in poll are Mrs. Henry Ford IL Mrs. 8. 9. June Allyrion 10. Clark Gable William Randolph Hearst. Jr., Mrs. Deets Culp Hobby, Mrs. Winston Guest, Countess Rodolfo Cres- NERE ARE the top ten film stars at the nation's movie boxoffices in 1955. according to Motion Pic- Furniture & Appliances Rome, Countess of QuintanIllia msdrid Mn. A.. G. Vanderbilt, Mrs. ture Herald's annual pa among pi of t _ Byron by. pietsrisetional), theater owners. Wayne, third this time, was first a year ago and tit MO ahst 1951. (Irifera9fioital) 510 W. Main Phone 587

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