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Show FRIDAY. JA.VTART TIIE MURRAY EAGLE Your Neighbors In the News Race Ravarino Keglers Looms in League Gain in League Two-Tea- m W 57 53 50 45 Granger Garage .... 45 43 Doc Johnson Bonds 38 Keate-Miln- e 38 P fe D Cafe ProntD Drive Inn Ravarino Service .... Shamrock Cafe Wasatch Furnace 5G 10 Frank Murdock, 4358 Wa- -' satch, underwent a major operaPit tion in a Salt lake hospital Thurs-la- y of la.st week. Her many friends .792 visa her a speedy recovery. .778 49 46 23 26 .6'.'!) Team Standings L Pet, W I. 19 57 15 38 .750 Milt's Barber Shop .697 Zksi's .658 Do Irop Inn ... .592 State Bowling Tovern .592 Glen-D- el .566. Lee's Market .5001 So. S. L. Cleaners 38 23 26 31 31 33 45 .500 Oldham 38 35 30 34 37 42 21 51 51 Market (Lennox Furnace 37 39 .461 A. Bills & Co 23 53 Wally's Flowers ... Ut. Power & Light 15 61 2! .303 j Murray Cib .... 1!) .180; Rick's Furna-- e .166. Knudseu B1.1;. Sup. 15 .. 64 12 Tuesday's Results 4, Doc Johnson Bonds 0: Keate-Miln- Flowers 3, Wally's e 1; Ravarino Service 4, Wasatch Fur-na-- e 0; Shamrock Cafe 2, P & D Cafe 2; Gronger Garage 3, Pronto Iirive Inn 1; A. Bills & Co. 3, Utah Power & Light Co. 1. Schedule Tuesday' 53 57 Onlv $75 Mrs. Smith, Maggie Iris Apts .625 is enjoying a six-we- ek visit in Lyn-v.os- d, .528 Calif., with her son and .486 family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Odis Smith. .417 .292 Mrs. Newell (Myreta) Judkins, .292 4655 Rainbow Drie, entered the 1113J 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 9 The Murray Eagle S. L- - 9.0932 Phones Mur. 35 Court Ave. Murray. Utah ESTABLISHED IN 1890 155 Entered elan matter Feb. 8. office. Salt Uk CIU Utah, under Act of March 3. 1879 The Murray Eagle Ii published every Friday at 55 Court Avenue. Murray, Utah. 1927. p. m. a.m. 2 p.m. Saturday, Or by Appointment 4762 So. State St. Phone Murray 1500 as lecond at the poit JAMES vsrsss 9t See Buy It! Find It! el J. PARSONS announces Complete Visual Care In Murray p 1 222 0492-R- BRUCE Optometrist ONE VACANCY in West Jor-- ! dan rest home. An ideal home for the aged. Recommendations from nnti'nts relatives. Call Midvale I Owners and Publishers EDWIN L. HEAL P. HEAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES Outside of Salt Lake Ceunty In Salt Lake County. I year S3. 01 S2.50 omwio-i- a RADIO T V EXPERTS ' I.e"s Market vs. Do Alleys A. Bills Alleys Droo Inn; allevs Lennox FurRalph MeCloy, 6453 South State, J.jhnson Bonds; alleys nace vs. Rick, Funviee; alleys "nderwent a major operation at the vs. P & D Cafe; alleys Granger Knudsen's Builders Supply vs Veterans' hospital in Salt Lake City Garage vs. Ravarino Service; alleys Oldham Market; alleys S. S. Monday morning. He ls reported to Wasatch Furnace vs. Keate-Miln- L. Cleaners vs. Glen-DTavern: be doing fine. His many friends Pronto Drive alleys i alleys Murray Cab vs. Zissi's: vish him a speedy recovery, Inn vs. Wally's Flowers; alleys 2 Bowlinti lanes S'a'e a'leys Utah Power & Litfht s. Shamrock vs. Milt's Borbrr Shop. Donald Wahlen, a son of Mr. and ' Cafe.. Edwin Wahlen, 6550 South Mis Val-!rv in The race for the title the morn- Ravarino Service, third p'a"e in! Bwlin? league is becoming St lie, l it Salt Lake Tuesday where for Fort Lewis, Wash., in; a two more more battle and S'.at Bowling league standings, he will receive training with the picked up two games on the lea'iie-l.'J:n- ? between the ke;lers of Milt's Bar- U, S. Field artillery. His many D Cafe team and ker Shop and Zissi's, Milt's team P wish him "God speed." frienr's e second-plachas a one garni- lead. B th won thr?e games on the Pronto Drie Inn five Tuesday four Tuesday nlht at the State Mr. and Mrs. Royal J. Bateman, Bowlln? Lanes, the league-leader- ? night at the State Bowling when the service boys downed Was- downing Knudsen Birlder.s Supply 147 East 6400 Ojuth, are enjoying a t visit with their daugh- while the leaders and the runner-u- p tnkir.it the meaatch Furnace ' in California, Mel-- ) t rs families and were splitting with Shamrock Cafe sure of The tlvrd Bair and Dorothy Bateman ba Do Drob Inn and the second-plac- e aggregation! place could win only one from the Gran- lost three to the S'ate Bowlint Bateman Hurst, both of San Diego, Lanes five, pu'ting the Do Drep and Lila Bateman Revo of Long ger Garage quint. Beath. They send greetings to their Ray Bringhurst of fronto I "rive boys, last year's champions in the friends and neighbors and say they of out second place. on bowler was the the hottest Inn a wonderful time. are having alleys Tuesday night, rolling a 557 Murray City league, seven games Bill Wasmer's 208 came fir the high series and a 231, second high Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Salnsbury game. Top in the game department I.ennox Funi'ice crew was tops f.n was L. Larson of Granger Garage the night, followed by Milt Ander- and family. Fort Collins, Colo., Lsitors as son's 203 for the bor'vring team ;wee recent Murray with a 232. of Mrs. T:mar Reading and quests 201 Knudand C. Mflzalaar's for followed was Brinshurst's series Mr. and Mrs. Cllve Bennlon. close by Bob Cormaln's 553 for the sen Builders S.i; ply. The top series for the nleht wa and Ted Brady's 547 for Mrs. Tamar Reading 618 West Ravarino Service. Other 500 or bet- Anderson's 563. Other 500 or betM C100 Tuesday wltn ter series included Rusty Thulln's series Included Br'g Spencer's 531 Mrs. South, spent Sandy. Anderson, Josephine for Ted State 538 for Wally's Flowers, D. Long's IVrwllng Lanes, 526 for Shamrock Cafe, Glen Bow-en- 's Brady's 504 for Do Drop Inn, Bar? and Mrs. Herbert Allen and 525 for A. Bills & Co.. John ney I'hlpps' 512 for Lennox Fur'. fain,. formerly of 621 West 6400 Pavlch's 519 for P & D Cafe. Lar- nace, Bob Wat ou's 516 for ZlsM'y S moved to their newly have mth. son's 515. Ted Smith's 5J3 for Utah and Melzalaar's 503. home on 7th East in purchased Power Si light and Gray Mellch's Union. CARD OF THANKS 503 for Keate-MilnMr. Mrs. Alden and P. Hales The 200 games weren't so numMr. and Mrs. Jesse Casper's many and family wish to thank everyone erous, Brady came up with a 214 extend their in 2, For expert radio and television repairs, service and parts bring your set in or call our experienced technicians. 4, 6, , e; 8. Phone Mur. LEATHER JACKETS Relined & Zippered Fur Coats Remodeled - Relined - Cleaned Ml'RRAY CLEANERS & TAILORS 63 E. 48th So. X81i LDS hospital la.st Friday and .207 a major operation SaturShe is doing fine and morning. day Tup. day's Results Ls convalescing at her home. Her Sta'e Bowling Lanes 3, Do Drop wish her well. Inn 1; Rick's Furnace 3. Sd, R. L many friends Cleaners 1; Lee's M trket 3, Q'dha'n Market 1; Lennox Funrtce 3. MurMrs. Ini Day, East 6400 South Tavray Cb 1; Zisi's 4, Glen-DSunday in Tooele visiting ern 0; Milt's Barber Sh p 4, Knud-sen- 's with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.) Builders S'ipply Co 0. D. O. Harris, and her sister, Mrs. Rhea Morris and family. Tuesday's Schedule Co vs. Doc Sc 2. S- Mrs. LEAGl'E BOWLING VALLEY STATE BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings Washniaster Washer and Ironer In excellent condition 237 E. 48th So. 1951 RABBITS Breeding stock Plumbing Repairs Prompt and Efficient and courteous service. and fryers dresstd. 6453 So. State. Peterson-Wells State Co., 4818 Phone Murray 1001-St., Phone Mur. 749. FOR SALE WANT ADS 12, (Saiurday, January el 2, t Ines - MURRAY FURNITURE COMPANY APPLIANCE 11-1- & State Street 4863 So. Phone Mur. ai 13, 1951) - Zion Motors 17 Don't throw those LADIES nylons away. Have them invisibly mended at Eleanor's Shop, 4838 c55 South State. 4646 South State Street wo-mo- 4-- 0 GlenD.-lTavern- . agcr-gatlon- Hemstitching and Buttonholes Leave at Eleanor's Shop, or al 6470 So. State St. Phone Murray 1344. service. Two-da- y DARK MOUNTAIN SOIL Fertilizer ' ' Gravel Drive Gravel White Plav Sand Urn. K. BAKER Rear 690 Vine St. Mur. 1251-- J Rand & j i e. and Cormaln a 204. Shop in Murray Buy in Murray friends Murray .. v recent Ulnwa and dea'h of their neamm j.'.f-uuVars of beloved daughter and si.s'er. Doris J,ss,"es lfothpr 1". " .' Diane Hales, also those who took morning followinit part In the f ineral vrvice.s and for Monday Illness. '" the munv h.'1'itiful floral fifferltu't ","'" sto- & Sons, 6644 So. 3rd East, Mid- Vale. Phone Mur. 1388 M. Sand and gravel For Sale fill. Also soil. Mrs. Glenda Hills " " ' "' My Featuring Improvements which produce unprecedented readability and t"':7 (formerly Mrs- Vernal Woods), ntfn redesigned 1951 line of Plymouth cars have numerous mechanical improements and Lave reUiucut Luur Phone Mur. 639. Cr an brook sedan. . traditional roominess. Shown above is Plymouth's Four-doo- r y - Are Your Floors Shabby? Rent floor sander our and refinish like new Reason,Ma" able rates Ottley Glass and a lln- Paint Co. Phone Mur. 1177. high-spee- d Tlie many friends of Mr, and express Mrs. Samuel Bringhurst their deepest sympathies over the death of Mr. Brtnghurst's s'.ster. Eleanor Bringhurst Emma Bateman. at Payette. Idaho, last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bringhurst are at prest-n- t serving In the Switzerland LDS mission, where Mr. Bringhurst is mission president. Sympathies also are extend ed U Mrs. Lucy Godfrey, a sister of Mrs. Bateman. air. January Clearance APARTMENT FOR RENT Four rooms, unfurnished. Oil Fur nace. $45 month 4SO0 So. 9th East Inquire at Spring Bun Service, Phone Mur. 1077. WANTED Call Mur. Home for chow dog 1135-- FOR SALE Metal frame double bed and crib. 4782 Hanauer St. WOMEN'S MISSES' Flannel Gowns Flan. Pajamas 31.25 Dinner mics'.a at the home of FOR SALE 6 cu. foot Coldspot and Mrs. A. C. W. Faber on Sunday were Mrs. R. P. Flnlay, Mr. electric refrigerator. Excellent conand Mrs, Shelton Annett of Salt dition. $60. Sec at 226 Maple. Phone Lake, and Mrs. A bole Alrhart of Mur. 752-- WOMEN'S - J. j Sjarks, FOR RENT 4974 X Grant, South Grant Roundup of News $1.25 Sno-Sui- is Broken Sites 1 S3 to $6 $6 to $8 nll-et- rl Clipper Loop Rug (20x35) 4 Only! Women's Coals 100 Wool Gobordir S20 7 only! - $1 10 Only! Millions like ycu like Kinsey WOMENS nr Sfylish Dresses Reduced la (36-3- 9) MEN'S Dress Shirts S2.29 Detroit, Mich. Spectacular new! qualities which produce driving and riiling ease heretofore unknown in automobiles of any price feature the new line of Plymouth cars. smart new body lines wilh unprecedented interior luxury, the new Plymouth will go on display In .showrooms Uiroughout the Uni.cd States Saturday, Jan. 13. Designers have given the Plymouth a striking new silhouette, and riTincments in the interior are Innovations in tlia lowest price field. The styling Improvements retain the traditional roominess of the cars. Easier to drive and more comfortable, the new cars have greater beauty, more safety features and broader ranges of vision than evex before. Engineers say the new "Safety-Flo- w ride" takes the bounce and vvn'.lop out of bumps. A new application of hydraulic flow control in the shock absorbers provides more gradual change of resistance during spring deflections and thus softer rido when driving on average roads. It also exerts extra resistance on rough roads to a degree where driver and passenger! are almost completely freed of the discomfort of being jolted around. The "Safety-FloriJe" Is one of the greatest contributions to driving comfort and safety in recent years, according to D. S. Eddins, president of Plymouth Motor Corp. "The new Plymouth gives you roadaUlity never before offered In any car," he said. There is no nccrsMty for steering wheel fatigue to control the car on difficult roads. The driver is no longer required to focus full attention on the condition of the road. He may be more watch ful of oncoming traffic, pedestrians, curves, croiwroudi and other poten tinl h.irnrdi." FAldins culled the new development a major step toward restful motor irg. More confidence is gained by driving or riiling in a new Plymouth with the "Safety-Floride," and as a mult there Is 1cm driver and paswnitrr fatigue, he said. The lines of the new Plymouth Com-bii.'- m home w w $25 1 ii i ii i v. ng have been beautified. An appearance of massiveness combined with smart streamlining is induced by a new grille, beautifully redesigned front fenders and hood, a wider windshield and a larger rear window. Narrower wbidshield pillars together with the wider windshield provide additional lateral vision. To utilize fully the greater vision through the new rear window, the rear view mirror is two Inches wider. The chair-heigfront seat and the new design of hood and front fenders permit the driver to see the road nearer the car. There are numerous mechanical Windshield wipers improvements. are electrically operated, and are of the single-spee- d, type. A unique piessure-veradiator cap, which has been added as standard equipment, permits the cooling system to be operated at atmospheric pressure during normal driving conditions. Under high-loa- d, driving conditions, the new radiator cap provide a pressurized cooling system to allow high coolant temperature without boiling or loss schemes in the company's hislory. Th colors which have been chosen provide throughout the interior a pleasing combination of shades in harmony with the car's exterior color. Designers say th interior is an unparalleled achievement in combining practicality with luxury. Always noted for spaciousness, Plymouth now has even more head room and more room to utrctth out in ' comfort in the rear seat. To go with the high quality of th upholstery, there is a handsom new instrument panel which feature a more convenient grouping of control, newly shaped instruments and improved coloring and lettering tor air char king wbil driving. mQ seata?i The wide, deep chair-heig- ht th aa of Titranoa and exit, and all th other traditional Plymouth feature tor driver and patsenger oomfort haw been retained, rfl Ther are nln body-typb (b new Plymouth line: th Concord series Include a two-do- or sedan and gr coup a well as Ul th two utility models, Suburban and th Savoy; th Came. . of aedan bridge sariea ha a four-doAll Plymouth engines now hre a and club coup; and th Cranhraok built-i- n cooling system per- aerie Include a four-do- or aedan, a mitting water circulation and result- dub ooup, and oonyrLihl lul ing In more uniform temperature throughout the engine during the The Suburban knet (be Svc wfBi warm-u- p period. The new system tbaJr smart, distinctive line are aU- . LI I consists of a passage in the cylinder At.' t M. TWCT BV VW, bead and block providing direct ac- beauty and comfort of aT aedan, and cess to the water pump, and a by simply lowering th rear swat choke-typ- e thermostat to regulate flush with th floor they Ucom. coolant flow to the radiator. sturdy cargo carriers fur fannersj The generator output hAS been salesmen, sportameo, touriaU or rawed to 45 amperes, an increase of others who require large cargo capev! five amperes, providing greater elec- city. Th Savoy, called th "country trical capacity for the operation of club companion of th Suburban, car acoemorics. The new hand brake provide a greater variety of luxur- -j "T" control handle is mere access- lou mtarior appointments and more ible, and, as on former models, it exterior rWWmeota to emlty ihe operates in, pendently of the foot car's striking appearanc. gTS brake u an added safety measure. car'TVa-tu- re Axonr th "bih-proe- d In the conreiiible club coupe, th which are retained are aU- -! spar tire is moun J vertically a Cylinder; engine with in other coui and aedan models, T W 1 eocnpreamion ratio, th comrather than on th trunk floor. bination ign tinea and starter fwltoh,' Th new Plymouth Interiors offer automatia Uctri chok, rupee the finest Selection of upholstery and euahloa Urea, rd hydraulld' trim and the moat harmonious color breAaa, and amfcty-rh- a wbccla. sa ht self-parki- nt es thre-paMn- th' aii-me- anti-freez- or by-pa- at asJe-gua- BOYS Winter Jackets SILVER Broken SUei Colored ofhr whlikty into i : Top Flight No $4 - $6 - $9 Hen's O'coals Five-roo- Poplar St. FOR RENT Unfurnished home for rent Two bedrooms, gas range refrigerator. Full (basement, garage, stoker heat, large lot. Close to bus line Inquire at 4567 So. State St.. Phone Mur. 1609-Grant the of elders Tlie quorum ward will be in charge of the program at swram-- nt meeting next South Grain ward Sunday Sunday evrnln under the direc- the were hon tum of Quorum Pres. Dauchy s. hol released vote of a with orably fine a axe TI117 Green. preparing thanks for the fine Job they have program. while In the Sunday performed Hon. T"!w MIA drama department of school organ rd is worklnc on a Sustained to replace these men Smth Grant Uiree-ar- t play "Oh. Father," with were Golden Jensen, superintencast, under the direc- dent, Theo Nellson, first counselor; in and Grant Stewart, second countum of Jlmmle Carroll. selor, All other officers and tench- FJiner Tuellcr. Fdln Wahlen en will remain they are for the and Mornll Turner, members of time bring. CHILDREN'S Broken Sizei Nov. unfurnished. $2 Girls' Flannel Pajamas Suede w dt'.-ili- r FEMALE HELP WANTED Experlenred stenographer wanted. Salary $45 a week. Call Mr. Miles. Mur. 1599. Mr Dress Shoes Plymouth Combines Beauty and Riding Ease Ac-- -- mm at Lowest prices on coal and ker slack. Sand and gravel and fill dirt hauled. Fernl Holman Group at $7 Group at $8 ZION MOTORS' INC. DeSofo 4846 So. State i X Plymouth . . . Direct Dealer kMnlKtakMkiNIM.IIieJsi Murray, Utah |