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THE NEWS LETTER JOURNAL, NEWCASTLE, WYOMING Scout News ORGANIZED: G DEC. 21 the chairmanship of Earl cub pack rheld its' firs1 December 21 at the VFW ~rge Butler is Cub Mas- COUncilmen are Don Rit- Wayne Burr and Maurice rogram opened with a s. Dick Luhman, patrio- letor of the VFW Auxil- ented the pack with the I flag. .ck, made up to six Dens I the following program: o. 1, Leader Mrs. Leo with eight cubs, a 2, Leader Mrs. Dan seven cubs the Flag 3, Leader, Mrs. Ralph six cubs, sang a SOng. No. 4. Leader Mrs. Ralph seven cubs formed circle and gave cub and law of the pack. No. 5. Leader Mrs. Shean CUbs ping pong game. 6. Leader Mrs. Pete With seven cubs, gave Promise, hand shake adjourned with to each cub by the A large attend- Parents were present. over ? more vigorous health the special formula of 26 VITAMINS and MINERALS with fabulous B,s Important to vigor and over 40. GERIFORT diet with an abundance and amazing B therapeutic combination minerals and lipo- vigorous health. Intended for those pregnancy, nursing nutritional anemia, and diet deficiencies. ally for new vigorous health OF 30 $2.98 OF 100 $7.65 DRUG JEWELRY VICTIMS NEEDING AID AT START OF EACH 6"7,000 70.000 ; o,ooo iFIE . 1952 1953 1954 1955 JOIN THE MARCH OF I)iMES JAN. 3 TO31 I I Each year sees an Increased number of polio patients from prevlotrs epidemics who can be helped by long-term care paid for by ti~e March of [Dimes. As the proportion of deaths decreases, the cost of mending lives for the thousands who survive steadily Increases. Program Schedule m,aam,mm=m~ Monday Through Friday 6:00---News-Weather 6:05---Wake Up Time 6:45--Rev. McDaniels 7:00---Markets and Weather 7:05--News 7:10--Sports News 7:15--Wake Up Time, 2nd part 7:30--State and Local News 7:35--Morning Melodies 8:15--Martin Agronsky 8:30---Hospital News 8:35--Music 8:40--Listen Ladies 8:45--KASL Kalendar 8:55---Betty Crocker 9:00--Breakfast Club 10:00--Chapel Time lO:15--Chet tiuntley 10:30--My True Story 10:55--Whispering Streets ll:15--Wheh a Girl Marries ll:30---Modern Romances ll:45--Ever Since Eve 12:00--Hollywood Headlines 12:05--Roads, Weather and Mar- kets 12:10--Music 12:15--Noon Day News 12:30--Ted Malone 12:45---Paul Harvey l:00---Matinee Melodies l:15--Thy Neighbors Voice Of modern design. The Nicollet of- fers a small, functional, compact layout, using every square inch of space. If you enjoy privacy, you'll like the fact that four of the 5 rooms face the rear or garden side. Though the main house is only 26' x 28', notice the large living-dining room and well arranged kitchen and breakfast nook. Or does the laun- dry room have your eye? The down- stairs lavatory will be appreciated by all members of the family. The upstairs includes three bedrooms and bath with large, roomy closets which are cleverly situated to sepa- rate bedrooms and serve as sound t~ barriers. The well-conceived, at- tached garage has an entrance to either front or rear hall, a tool room, a utility closet and a protected entrance to the laundry room. Main House approximately 20,750 cubic feet; overall dimensions, 86'-0" x 39 10' . Come in and ask about this plan. Ask to see Plan No. 2002. Complete "working drawings and specifications are available. Free estimates. Belle Fourehe, S. D. 1:30--KASL Korral 1:45---Fred Beck 2:00--Latin Quarter 2:30---Treasury Band Stand 3:00--Betty Crocker 3:05--Martin Block Show 4:15--Mid Afternoon News 4:30--Music 4:55--Betty Crocker 5:00--Sacred Heart 5:15--Music 6:00--Dinner Music 6:15--Bill Stern 6:30--Chet ttuntiey 6:45----Music 7:00---John W. Vandercook 7:15--Music 7:30-~-Lopez 7:45--.Dinner Music 8:00---Headline Edition 8:30--Lone Ranger M W S 8:35--bes Griffith 8:25--Les Griffith Evenings VIonday--- 8:00--In The Morgan Manner 8:30--Lone Ranger 9:00--At Ease 9:15--Top Tunes 9:30---Jack Gregson 10:00--Aetnas Record Party 10:30--SIGN OFF Tuesday-- 8:00--Headline Edition 8:30--Silver Eagle 10:00---Aetnas Record Party 10:30--SIGN OFF Wednesday--- 8:00--Headline Edition 8:30--Lone Ranger 10:00--Aetnas Record Party 10:30---SIGN OFF * * $ Thursday--- 8:00---Wyo. U. Basketball 9:30--Silver Eagle 9:00---Jack Gregson 10:00---Aetnas Record Party 10:30--SIGN OFF Friday-- 8:00---N.H.S. & Wyo. Basketball 8:30--Lone Ranger 10:00---Aetnas Record Party 10:30---SIGN OFF Saturday-- 7:05---State and Local News 8:15---Agronsky 8:40---Listen Ladies 8i45---KASL Kalendar 9:05--No School Today 9:30---No School Today 10:30---Space Patrol 12:00---Weather 12:15---Noon Day News 8:0(O-Wyo. Basketball * $ Sunday-- 8:00--Old Fashioned Revival 12:00---Weather 12:15---News 3:30-r-~ Greatest Story Ever Told 4:15--News 6:05--Sammy Kaye 6:30---Hi.Way Frolics 7:00--Walter Winchell 7:15---TayIor Grant 7:30--Mr. Distric~ Attorney 10:00--SIGN OFF Romance "l THE professor had been elevator starter in the six story Brent building ever since Ted Davis could remember He clicked his castanets. guiding people into one or another elevator. Sometimes he said, "Car going up," or Minute but usually he Fiction just clicked his castanetss n d motioned. Ted sidestepped the crowd going into the second car. Valerie oper- ated elevator number three part time, helping to put herself through college. The professor winked and let Ted go in, but it wasn't any good. He was shoved into the corner opposite Valerie by eager shoppers. Romance in an qevator. Ted thought wryly. Personal conversa- tion, interrupted by calls of "Three miss," and "Second, please," was nearly impossible, but Valcrie man- aged it. "Good morning, Mr. Davis," she stud now. formally. "Why aren't ~,ou at college?" "Too nice a morning to be Cooped up," he said. watching her but con- scious that every eye was on him. Everybody streamed out by the time they reached the top floor and only two nurses got in for the down ride. Quickly, he said. "l'm quitting school." Valerie's expressions -- anger chasing disappointment -- told him how she felt. As people got on at the fourth floor level, all she could say was, "I'm afraid you're making a mistake." Ted had known Valerie would be stubborn. First floor and everybody out as a new stream crowded in. Just enough cot]fused time for rod to stop beside her. "l~'s that job," he said urgently, 'T]I be making enough for us to be married on, Steady work." "'So's rmv~ing an elevat~)r." she reported "V/hy don't 5",)d talk to lhe prof - L>I T')D leaned a~ainst the wall, watchi;}g th(, prufessor direct traffic, lle emfidn't s~,t, ('olh, ge for the $2.7(; an hotu' ile'd get working fur a COIIStl'U('(iou c(mli)arly. Balance the prom)se of an underpaid white collar job after two more years of college against lhat kind of money, and you didn't give a darn fo~ education. The castanets clicked, the profes. sor's arm moved, [)eople shuffled forward. Watching him. Ted was reminded of an automat. The pro- fessor was a fixture, performing the same gestures routinely ttabit and duty guiding him. Like a pup- pet, Ted thought, realizing why Valcrie wanted him to talk to the professor. With the elevators all in use, he turned to Ted. "How's college?" As the elevator zoomed past the fourth floor he took her his arms and proposed. "I'm quitting for a lob at $2.70 an hour." "So you can get married?" "Valerie says she won't marry me unless I finish college." "Smart girl," the professox said quietly, turning back to the impa- tient people,castanets clicking, arm waving. Yes and No One half the troubles of this life can be hseed to saying "yes" too soon and not saying "no" soon enough. In the next lull, the professor spoke hurriedly, "I took this Job on temporarily 23 years ago, because I needed mbney to be married. ! was going to teach, be a professor, but the children started coming and this was steady. Great Job if you like herding sheep." Ted watched the professor with sharpened awareness. H e r d t n g sheep. A steady Job, but automatic. No thought, no chance for advance- ment, That's what Valerie had wanted him to see. Was Valerie afraid he'd end up like the profes- sor? Thoughtfully, Ted boarded the third car, standing as close to Valerie as the pressure of the crowd would allow. "I thought you had to work," she said coldly. "I'm going back to college," he said, forgetting the people when he saw her eyes light up. They shot past the second floor without stop- ping. "Will you marry me right away?" he asked. "Oh, yes," she said and the ele- vator zoo~ned past the fourth floor level as he took her in hl~ arms. Refuses to See Good And the next thing they knew, the "Preference becomes prejudice crowd was shoutinj, "Sixth floor, when we refuse to see the good ~ ~mm ybody out." anything We happen tb disl~e.'.-C. II I I COMPLETE M E N, ttmtian! The Easy and Inexpensive Way to Meet Withholding and Income Tax Requirements EVERY BUSINESS MUST KEEP BOOKS . Designed by a lormer Government expert Coiorl That Avoid Eye Strain N2-B Regular Ledger N2-D ~alance Ledger OTHER RULINGS FOR EVERY NEED Pen ruled and printed bath sides on durable ledger paper. Finished to withstand erasures Crimped hinge allows sheets to lie flat. Full range of sizes. IDEAL BOOK SYSTEMS PEERLESS METAL FILES COLE STEEL METAL FILES LEATHER. 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