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1 1 1 the 1 1: a i i ATE I) AY A 1 5 I TODAY'S SHOW CLOCK i Coiiuvessinaii Tells Lonisvillians Film Slums Of War FA-nnnmi'i Crisis Til TL S. WATINP 1J0 CATOON CIUCUS SPfCIAL aHOWIKO Cornel Wilde Merle Oberen 'A SONG TO REMEMSER" PLUS-ONE GIN'S CONFFSSION FORGET! 137, 4 7r.V end KM Trivale Se. At 12 6 i. ami 50. ktnwod Onve-ln Sltv ('nmmamfo.

At 5 Fair Wind to Jav At 1 t4 Man In The Dirk. At Clipped Wiugs. At lG.iS. Knes The llornlerir. At 1, 4 47, Snd 1-54.

kjllnon Karmviit. At 5 ami 8 Slaves of Babylon. At 3 03, Ji, and I.D. Leaw't The long, long Trailer. At 12 19.

and 9:49. Priaoners of The Caabah. At 10.07, 2 07, $.17, and 8 27. Mary Andtrsois Public Fne mr. At 10 30, 1 23, 4 in.

7 ml. and 10 02 Mule Caesar. At 12. 2 53, 5:46, and 8:39. I i -J'-A i -r i I VYJ y' 1 ays lie Hacks McCarthy ow 'The real crisis in America is within us.

we're afraid of being overwhelmed by the pack. We must have faith that right will triumph over wrong. i me sona foundation on which America rests is faith in I "Personalities are playing a' greater role than ideas today, i Wars breed unequal equa- uuiis um Tom Jefferson felt that God had put good things the people, and freedom would bring them out." Tortured by Gestapo These views were given to the Crescent Hill Woman's Club yesterday by United States Repre-sentative Douglas It. Stringfellow, 31, Utah Republican. His observations were interspersed with an account of his experiences as an Office of Strategic Services- agent during World War II.

He was dropped behind Ger-man lines, was quickly captured, and found the German Gestapo knew practically everything about his military career. He was tortured in a concentration camp, and had his toes crushed. inally escaped, joined the 14th Armored Division, and was uauiy wounded in action. Couritr-Journl Photo UTAH CONGRESSMAN Douglas R. Stringfellow chats with Mrs.

Richard Gibson, president, at Crescent Hill Woman's Club meeting. He spoke to club yesterday. "BEHAVE YOUR SELP" "BEHAVE YOOR SELP" Versatility Of da Vinci By MARION TORTFR The amazing versatility of Leonardo da Vinci is emphasized in a film biography of the painter and scientist presented yesterday at the J. B. Speed Art Museum, Third and Shipp.

The movie will be repeated at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. today and at 3 p.m. Sunday. Admission is free.

Some of the scenes taken in Florence and Milan, where da Vinci spent many years, are in color. Also shown in color are his two most famous paintings, "Mona Lisa" and "Last Supper." Stress is laid on the drawings' in da Vinci's notebooks, which are filled with observations on anatomy, botany, and architecture. Dissected 30 Bodies The narrator of the film said da Vinci who was born in 1452 and died in 1519 had dissected 30 bodies to perfect his knowledge of anatomy. The heart, the nervous system (including the optic nerves) are drawn in intricate detail. The drawings of flowers and animals are done with mathematical precision.

Many of da Vinci's inventions were pictured. One was a drawing of three cogged wheels of different diameters which resulted in different speeds of rotation; the idea is put to use in the modern automobile. Models Are on Exhibit Da Vinci's flying machine was man propelled. The flier lay in the frame and operated the huge wings by pulleys attached to his feet. The theory of the parachute and the helicopter also were developed by da Vinci.

Designs of fortifications made by the artist when he was chief military engineer for Cesare Borgia show modern trends. A military tank shaped to withstand cannon balls, a bridge with one level for vehicles and another for pedestrians, and numerous musical instruments were among the da Vinci inventions. The movie complements the exhibit of models of da Vinci inventions now on display at the museum. 10 at Children's Home To Get Free Curls Free permanents will be given 40 girls at Kentucky Children's Home at 10 a.m. Monady by 12 beauticians in observation of National Hairdressers Week.

eoi eouTM NORAMIC ttroMO Today Matinee 11 jj Csrtoon end Comedy PAN (Tech.) oiu, crazy leoj Midnlte Surprise Shew 7 P.M. 'TUT Sunday Special! PA i 7 an Ay mcrce award as Utah's most ltal, Pfa'yzed from the neck standing young man. He recent-; that Prayer ly was awarded third place in a ana determinaUon helped his re- Freedom Foundation ceremony, with first and second places going ioday he is partially crippled, to President Eisenhower and ex-ana walks with a cane. He and President Hoover, nis wife had feared he could The story of his life was drama-never have a family, but their tized on a television program, prayers have been answered by "This Is Your Life." two children, he said. when Stringfellow went to I WV I I Gty and County Statistics I Oak Battle of Apache Paaa.

At 30 and 9.25. Combat bquad, At I 15, Ohio Indian 1'prlslng. At 10:30, it, 4:24, 7:21, and 10.18. Aaron Slick From Punk In Crick. g.Js.

At 11:49, 2 42, 5 39, end Parkland The Colden Blade. At 12 53, i 50, 45, and 9 40. Voo Deo Tiger. At 2 15. 8:10, and 105.

ration Orlve-ln Skv Commando. At 7 4. City of Hedmen. At 9 n4. Champ For A Day.

At 10.31, Sweethearts on Parade. At 12.08. Rislto Hell snd High Water. At 10:40, 12:53. 5:19, 1:32.

and 9:45. Rltt Cartoon Cavalcade. At Peter Pan. At 10 and 5:35. Crasv Legs AH Amerlgsn.

At 3:57. The World st Vour all. At 1:30, 5 25, and Otl. Nur-prlM 8how. At 1 until afler midnight.

Rodeo Night Bailers. At 9 50. 1218, 3 42. 5 IW, 7:34, and 10. Wild Stallion.

At 10.48, 1:14, 3:40. $1)8, and $:32. Savoy Burlesk Clnse-fps. At 11:10, 12:37, 3 44. 4:31, 1 11, $:03, and 8 52.

Twlllte Drive-In Walking My Bahy Bark Home. At IH and 10. The Ciaas Web. Al 8:25. Uptown It Came From Outer Spare.

At I '5, 3 ni, a.id a 17. Little Boy Lost. At 3:07, 8 23, and 9.39. Voeue I.one Star. At 1:30, 3:13, and IX aihlne Williams.

At 3.45. 8:48, and 10:01. Kiddie Miow. At 3:01. Welt ind The Turning Point.

At 1-30, 4 49, and 144. artnnn Cirrus At I 50. Here Come The titrls. At 3:31. 3:19, and 9 28.

TONITi RANDOLPH SCOTT THUNDER OVER the PLAINS In Color JOHN IRELAND COMBAT SQUAD Kiddle Show At 1:39 P.M. ALL COLOR PR0ORAM Randolph SCOTT Las BARKER "THUNDER OVER THE PLAINS" Ray M1DDLETON Lucille NORMAN "SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE" TL IMVl Ml. J.I laJ "PUBiifrriniE Ememt Caesar COMING THURSDAY I PHANTOM th'e RUE MORGUE FIRST TIME AT HOURS FREI PARKINS TO RIALTO PATRONS AFTER P.M. AT SHOPPERS' PARKINS CENTER, 410 SOUTH 3RD ST. I 1 JX-A- HCHADD EEtlA WIDMARK DARVI M.T.I JTJL J.

Jeff Chandler BATTLE el APACHE PASS COMBAT SQUAD IE a BIO RINKS II KID0IB SSStON TODAY fiX i mI Congress In 1952 he was "one of McCarthy's strongest critics. Now I'm one of his strongest supporters," he said in an interview. Stringfellow said the personal dislike many people have for Senator McCarthy has blinded them to the effectiveness of his work. Stringfellow will be in Chicago tonight to appear on "Town Meeting of The Air" to debate the subject of "McCarthyism." Fugitive-Warrant Case Continued to March 12 Hearing on a fugitive warrant against John J. Forman, 39, who was arrested Thursday, was continued until March 12 in Police Court yesterday.

He was held under $5,000 bond for Chametta, authorities. Detectives Earl Knies and George Daley said Forman is charged with swindling $1,300 to $2,100 from residents of Chametta. They said he allegedly collected money for putting siding on houses, then left town without finishing the work or making refunds. Forman, who denied the charge, gave police his address here as 1040 Lynnhurst. Midway Distillery Reopens Midway, Feb.

19 Park Tilford distillery at Midway has resumed operations after being closed about a year. The plant has about 70 employees. vi southern Fried thicken Roast Turkey with all the UY WO, 1 at'S Hits Lett Oti Oee. Montgomerv Audrey Long "INDIAN UPRISING" (Cine-Color) Allan Dinah In LADD IMORB Technicolor "AARON SLICK from PUNKIN CRICK" nuM uiDisacx Wild Rill ELLIOTT James SIAY "THE HOMESTEADERS" Richard CONTI Linda "SLAVES OF BABYLON" Kartoen Karnlval All Pay Today Lest Timet Tedsy BING CROSBY IN "LITTLE BOY LOST" PLUS 2ND NIT "IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE" CONT. MATINEE TODAY 1:10 Clerk OABLE Ave GARDNER "LONE STAR" James ETEWART Jean HAOEN "CARBINE WILLIAMS" MATINEt ONLY KIDDIE SHOW CARTOON SHOW 3 3TOOGES IN "SLAP HAPPY SLEUTHS" and SELECTED PEATURM tVH.

"TEX AE SATURDAYS 3 P.M. LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA Robert Whitney, Conductor In Public Readings of its Commissions Program Jhii Afternoon Concerto No. 7 HovhsnesE Verieliens for Pisne end Orcheslre RiefEor Renlamln Owen, Pienist Little Symphony in flat Sanders Panlaiy for Chamber Orchestra Witlmever 75c Columbia Aud. 20c Adulti 820 S. 4th St.

Children CCXsATG HEALTH NIGHTLY 8 TO II P.M. Special MTes to partus PHONE WA'QSZ4- IjUU HUS IATI SHOW AT 10.40 RAY MIDDLETON "SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE" In Beautiful Color COMMANDO 545 Edmond O'Brien Audrey Totter "MAN DARK" S5I 10:16 mm -mr WIIDOt'GMSIT 'I I rATCwrwiir .3 Bowery Boys in ResseVafl "PRIVATE EYE" Wlth lee Oorcoy A Huntt Hall I hM? IS In The Arena Jerti County Khrine 'i. Ii Hiuihers Cucus. Al 2 1 nd 8 15 m. On The Stage Churth of Ths Advenl-Slase Associates in Dark of The Moon.

At I 30 ni. Feature I ilms AirwayOne Girl's Confeuinn. At 4 18 and 7:23 Cartons. 130, 5 Ml. and 143.

Srrlal At 1 51 A Song to Remember. Al 2 24. 5 31, and 9 03. ard-Kldrlle Show. At Sweethearts on Faraile At 2 07, 5:15,.

and I II. Thumtrr Over The i'lains. At 3:51, 149, and 9.50. readway-The Marksman. At tnd 59.

Tony txpreas. At 8.18. rewn-Sabr Jet. At 12 11. 3 24, 37, and 9 50.

The Fake. At 10:51, 2.U4, ,17, and $:30, Ceiy Mlsalnn Over Korea. At 1:3, IIS, and Here Come Th Girls. At 3 50, 44, and 9 28. Downs Sequoia.

At 1:30, 8:01 and 1:17. Pickup ou houta Street. Al XI. $.49, and 9.37. Hi-Land Magnetic Monster.

At 1:40. 4 S3, and 1:0. bangaree. At 1.02, 1.15. and 22.

Ideal Thunder Over The Plains. At and 9.25. Combat Squad. At Kentucky Forever female. At 10:40, Court of Appeals Frankfort, Feb.

19 () Proceedings in the Kentucky Court of Appeals today: Cornett vs. Combs et al Perry, affirmed. Judge blew art. Cardwell vs. ltaycraft.

Warren, reverted. Judge Stewart, Sewell vs. administrator (E. M. UamrelK.

Maituion, illlimed. Com-mluioner Waddlll. Brown et al. vs. White et 1..

Clay, affirmed. Commissioner Clay. Cartee vs. Burk et Carter, affirmed, Judge k. Weir vs.

Fidelity end Deposit Co. of Maryland, Jefteraon, affirmed. Judge Cam mack. Blevlns vs Stevens et al Fstill, affirmed In part and reversed in part. Com-miaaioner Clay.

Hunt vs. Commonwealth. Harlan, reversed. Judge Moreman. Sanders vs Commonwealth, Edmonson, affirmed.

Judge Duncan. Stephens et al. vs. Allied Bldg. Credits.

Floyd, affirmed, Commissioner btanley. Uradahaw Stelden Stores, et Jetierson, affirmed, Judge tombs. llavia va. McFarland, et Bell, affirmed. Chief Justice Slm.

Fix vs, Shipley, Jefferson, efflrmed, Judge Comhs, Brnylrs s. Commonweslth, Jefferson, reversed. Judge Combs. Mary Helen Coal Corp. vs.

Hlgelow et Harlan, aittrmed. Judge Duncan. Jarnhy et al. vs. Carrollton Federal Savlnia and Loan tarroU, af firmed.

Judge Moreman. Klewart's eserutor et Carter, affirmed, Judge Duncan. .1 tft'litllav rnanflier vs. nuinvan r. w.

affirmed. Commissioner btanley. Forrest vs. Red Cross Hospital, Jefferson, affirmed, thief Justice Sims; Judges ammack, Moreman, end Combs dissenting. Mid-Valley Pipeline Co.

s. Anderson Boone, sffiimed. Causey et al. vs. Williams el Warren, appeal dismissed.

Alas Distributing Co. ts. Rose, Fayette, affirmed. Baker et ll. vs.

Meyers et Terry, affirmed, Chambers vs. Commonwealth, Mont, gomery, appellant's petition for rehear ing ovetruieu. Ousley vs. Ousley, pellant's petition or rehearing ever- H. B.

Mines, doing business as H. B. lllnes Co. vs, C.lhsnn et Brerklnrldse, appellee's petition for rehearing overruled. 1 I.uke and Peter A.

Bennett of the Jefferson County Bar were Introduced to the court end took oath as attorneys. TODAY CONT. PROM 1:30 P.M. RICHARD CARLSON "THE MAGNETIC MONSTER" ARLENR DAHL "SANGAREE" Color By Technicolor "HERE COME THE GIRLS 2ei wiiiiam huluefi aivmii im in "Iho Turnlntf Point" I KIDS TODAY TILL 5:00 P.M. i mmBr sssseyssssj lull TODAY-BURLESK Taken rliht off the staiei e4 New York, Chicago end Hollywood.

Be sure end attend the SAVOY. VaVScreen's Nswetf Novelty Feature. ON WIDE-VISION SCREEN I STEREOPHONIC SOUND! THEY'RE IN THE MOVIES N0WI LUCILLE BALL DESI ARNAZ IN TheLOUG.LOUG mi LEU vwilri jof ie Main Keenan Wynn the r.iSRirt" ru. rniJunLiu i flUf Technicolor! OLORIA ORAHAMI AFTERNOON AND NIGHT LAST TWO DAYS Today end Sunday 2:15 A 15TH ANNUAL KOSAIR UCITIER HIW till IBITI0R Tkstl Prltei letlsas All Taaiw Oenerel Admission Sesti $111 Children (under 12 years) He Reserved tests SI $1.50 SEATS en SALE et ARMORY ROX OFFICI m. to p.m.

WAbeah yy iff PARKINOff tea' Rsar.eff Centrel 1 Children- 9c Until 1:00 1 Cartoon Circus at Matinee Bob HOPE Rosemary LOON BY I "HERE COME 1HE GIRLS" coVor I John HODIAK John DEREK 1 I TODAY THROUOH TUESDAY 5 I assjl isTHl'e 4rT775 I HOW I 1 11 i 4 tU tii lis ll tf last day to register for our free mixer, end the last day of our February sal. OPEN TIL 9 P.M. TONIGHT SPiiER HARDWARE 992 Barret WA 1311 LARGE o-BEDROOM nnvvirAV liniirri Manufatfurtd By u. 3. jreei nomei, inc.

F.H.A. Slightly Higher LYNNROSt SUBDIVISION JEFFERSONVILLE All Public Utilities Close to schools, churches transportation, shopping winy iu minuie in I Ml 7 cowniown Louisviiie VALVE HOMES CORP. 814 E. 10th Jeffer.onvilU 3-3883, 5056 RENE'S FRENCH RESTAURANT Lunch 11-2 p.m. Dinner 3-9 p.m.

Sunday Noon till 9 p.m. Closed Monday SPECIALTIES French Onion Soup Duckling A L'orange Puff Potatoes French Pastry HI 7437 1573 Bardstown Road H2E -r MafjMSEsdsVsEesaV' VfHsMV mm (SB mi ran Him A it V.M Mi TODAY si00 oT MEffiMlffliV mm HI saaaasawv 4wssatBBBkdBBjEPa4j 1 BLACK SEA BASS COMPUTE t-6Q DINNER Stringfellow in 1950 received Mri. Clarenre E. Russell, 2122 Alf Jan. 14.

Boys Mrs. Maurice L. Robertson, 1815 W. Kentucky. Jan.

10. Mrs. Willard M. Rosser, lit S. 32d, Jan.

IS. Mrs. James E. Searcy, S2 E. Chestnut, Jan.

8. Mrs. Russell W. Sermershelm, 6127 Emery Jan. 21.

Mrs. Raymond A. Settle, 2020 Garr's Ln Shively, Jan. 21). Mrs.

John J. Size, 3118 Meadow Lark, Jan. U. Mrs. Guy M.

Smith, 1013 Wetterau, Jan. 17. Mrs. John J. Starck, 4423 Sanders Jan.

25. Mrs. Harry M. Thacker, 514 Wenona, Jan. 25.

Mrs. Richard P. Turpen, 12 Grandvlew Dr Jeffersonville, Jan. 27. Mrs.

Robert J. Vincent, 2500 Standard, Jan. 20. Mrs. Charles A.

Williams, Jefferson-town Rt. 2, Jan. 15. Mrs. Robert B.

WUllams, 110 W. Hill, Jan. 16. Mrs. Hollis O.

Wisdom, 4048 Lents Jan. 10. Mrs. Johnnie S. Wooten, 930 E.

Washington, Jan. 12. Mrs. Steve Zellar, 1124 Mulberry, Jan. Mrs.

Laymen R. Berry, Lebanon Junction Rt. 1, Jan. 28. Mrs.

Joseph E. Blair, 1223 Tile Factory Ln Jan. 25. Mrs. Frank C.

Cassady, 31S W. Breckinridge, Jan. 22. Mrs. Julius W.

Chambers, $41 Shelby Jan. 28. Mrs. Onle Coy, 1335 W. Hill, Jan.

24. Mrs. Donnie R. Crain, 4326 Malcolm, Jan. 27.

Mrs. Ralph H. Currella, 1001 Seelbach, Jan. 21. Mrs.

Leonard E. Dickerson, New Haven Star Jan. 13. Mrs. Harry L.

Eason, 111) N. Clay, Jan. 18. Mrs. Justus S.

Evans, No, 1 East over Jan. 14. Mrs. Arvil G. Francis, 2223 Auburn Jan.

27. Resolution Asks Installment Financing Study Frankfort, Feb. joint resolution introduced in the General Assembly today would direct the Legislative Research Commission to study retail installment financing in Kentucky. It directs that the commissioner of banking should assist and advise the L.R.C. in the study, and that the L.B.C.

should submit to the next General Assembly its findings and recommendations. A bill sponsored by Senator Arthur W. Grafton, Frospect, already introduced, would regulate installment financing of automobiles, Grafton's bill would put ceilings on car-financing charges of from 7 to 15 per cent, depending on the age of the vehicle. The resolution, H. R.

56, was introduced by Representative Chester J. Holsclaw, Louisville. Benny's Daughter To Wed Santa Monica, Feb. 19 (JP) Jack Benny's daughter, Joan, and a New York stock broker, Seth Baker, obtained a marriage license here today and said they will be wed March 9. CALORIC DRYERS BEISLER'S II IFfl'S HIIjFAwAY i satjsawsge mm mm PLENTY OP FREI PARKINS ON 1ST sr fsibwii HHfe 4 4 NOON TO 10 f.M, $1.43 a trimmings $1.50 wmw mmmm a ST.

BITWIIN MA UK IT A JfFFIHSON 4 MICKEY NATHANiON, Mgr. sse si sr sru Tewers fine 1 EXTRA-ONE HOUR OF COMEDIES CARTOONS AT 6:30 il FEATURR NO. 1 AT II Complaints Filed 4217 Nor Lloyd, divorce. Lloyd vs. Luther M.

4218-Frank Wright vs. Tho Sutclilft Company et damages. Whitehouse vs. John Allen nitenouae, divorce. 4220- Elridge i Kirchdorfer vs.

Lollie Mao Kirchdorfer, divorce. 4221- lva E. Webster vs. Mary K. Wright, collection.

4222- June Mario McCauley vs. Charles W. Hutchinson, damages. 4224 Lamarr Lott vs. Brown Hotel Company, damages.

4226 tranklin i ields vs. James Turner et damages. 422V Lucille Stewart vs. James Stewart, damages. 422 Albert Uartell vs.

Hull-Dobbs, damages. 422! Pearl Strome vs. Harold Strome, divorce. 4230 Pauline Maysey vs. Edgar J.

Maysey, divorce. 4231 James E. Dunn vs. Bruct HobUt. sell, complaint.

4232 Beraell Whalen vs. Orvlllo Whalen, divorce. 4233 Nancy Ann Bryant vs. Norman Harris Bryant, divorce. 4234 Laura Lawson McKnight vs.

William McKnight, divorce. 423V-Isabella Coffey vs. Thomas C. Coffey, divorce. 4236 Edith Haas vs.

Donald Haas, divorce. 4237 Louise Eigel vs. Marion C. Eigel, divorce. 4238 Frank and Agnes E.

Kiesler, appeal. 423 Hllrey Milton vs. James T. Ander. son, damages.

County Court Ben J. Johnson appointed guardian of Mary D. Singleton. Anna L. Catlett appointed executor of Marvin G.

Gatlett estate. Lottie Wolf appointed executor of Theodore A. Wolf estate. Citizens Fidelity Bank Ic Trust Com. pany appointed administrator of Henrietta H.

McPherson estate. Building Permits Mrs. Dorothy Burckle, concrete-block garage. 3405 W. Jefferson, $500.

Edward J. Curtis, frame garage, 1334 Bluegrass, $500. Police Court Drunken driving William R. Jackey, postponed to March 16; Francis P. White, March 13; Louis E.

Burt, $100. Public drunkenness Emmett C. wheeler. $100; Chsrles L. Lewis, $50; Robert "crancf larceny Franklin Nesblt end Lawrence Rudolph, postponed to March 12.

Murder-Brack R. Cayton, postponed to March 12. Operating motor vehicle without owner's consent George Baker and Richard B. Olenn, postponed to Tuesday. Malicious stabbing Robert Dennis, postponed to March 30.

Marriage Licenses James Robert Bums. 28, salesman, 1850 Trevillan Way; Shirley Ann Nltiken, 23. Anchoraee. Robert William Elliott, 28, malnten-ance. 4138 Virginia; Juel V.

Strack, 25, of 6910 Southside Dr. Elvin Quinton, 22, Navy, Coral Ridge; Barbara Thomas, 20, Coral Ridge. James E. Clishem, 32, musician, 1121 Everett; Mary Ann Giardlna, 29, of, 320 E. Breckinridge St.

Richard E. Graham. 28, claims Investigator, 1610 Stevens; Beverly Ann Rollings, 27, of 1721 Eastern Pkwy. Edgar T. McMichael.

21, clerk. Lyndon Rt. Gale L. Black, 15, of 1222 Alvlti C. Elfler, 25, sheet-metal worker, 1028 E.

St. Catherine; Clary Lee Dieruf, 19. of 2044 Sherwood. James E. Aklns.

27, credit manager. 2706 Grinstead Virginia, Feuchtlnger. 25. of 2348 Ave. Donald A.

Peak, 19. oiler. 10M Charles Alice Susan Braden, 23, of 1114 S. Donald t. Noel.

25. City fireman. 648 S. Bprbee Way; Minnie N. Jones, 22, of 28-t2 Hale Ave.

Robert Lee Gravson, 28, City fireman. 214 Noitrbourne Madge L. Tweed, 50. of 150 Stoll Ave. Charles F.

Krnesig, 18, salesman, 827 Ardmore Dixie E. Snider, 21, of 720 S. 2d. James S. Mcintosh.

34. saleman. New Albany; Fula D. Rlgsby, 27, of 202 Men-Mian Rd. Charles L.

Flasnoeh'er, 29. tool rrlnder. 322 S. Peterson Mary Rita Gish, 18, of 3020 Dixie Hwr. James E.

Alford. 21, driver, fron St. I Dorlne Saltsman, 20, of 3752 Bank St. Births Girls Mrs. Frank H.

Miller, 403 S. Central Jan. in. Mrs. Joseph M.

Miller, Anchorage Rt. 2, Jan. 1A. Mrs. Kd(" M.

Minor, 240T W. Broad-wv. Jan. 11. Mrs.

Maurice C. Murr, 727 Shelby 14. Mrs. Arthur F. Myers, 2903 Westfield Jan 22.

Mrs. John S. McClnnis, 3323 Penway, 22. Mrs. Josenh A.

Mclnltre, Louisville 4. J-n. v. Mrs. Vernon R.

Phelps, Lyndon, Jan. 22 Mrs. Joseph A. Powers, 2132 S. 39th, 3Mrs William J.

Reagan, 413 S. 38th, Jan. 21. Mrs. Fmest H.

Retford. t.vntsn. Jn Mrs. James Rhoedes. Fuller Hall, Southern BaptH Seminary, Jn.

18. Mrs. Char's W. Richardson, Shepherds-vine. Jan.

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