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tgr noith as Lcmngrnrl. Russia. Sculpture Provides Time Savers For Industry I Sought EmnI Sought Employment Acts AT ONCE to relieve THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT Sedalia, Wednesday, January 8. 1947 4 By Hal Boyle put on disnlav as a matfomio Coffeyville, is here arranging for the removal of his family to that place about January 15. Among the ancient Hebrews, a grain of salt or the eggs of grasshoppers were recommended as remedies for toothache.

instinctive sense of form he was able in a few hours to model the Forty Years Ago Charles S. Williams, formerly deputy county recorder, has received an appointment to a clerkship in the house of representatives at Jefferson City. 1 i When war broke out he joined other artists and professional men BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 7 DUE TO jnuueni an.

"Lady in FliRht" "I would call it 'Lady in Flight' he smiled. (JP) Art has been put into harness in many modern factories. FARMERS ATTENTION! COLDS Paul Rudin, a 43 year old Swiss In his spare time Rudin experi of many talents, is an examDle of how the creative eye and imagina vvno sougnt factory employment. His supervisors at the Chance ought division of United Aircraft here were at first hard put to find an outlet for his special skill. A sculptor seemed about as valuable to them in building airplanes as a veterinarian.

Paul found his own place. He noticed that it took months to makp NO BETTER ASPIRIN FOR "icmb wnn nowers, builds furniture, makes etchings, wood engravings and water colors and translates such American legends as Prescribed by tctentiV Paired to act at oncenot only to relieve efeetfe. for Joseph D. Donnohue and W. H.

Ramsey, who for a long period of time had contemplated a trip to the Pacific Coast, left this afternoon for Los Angeles to be absent tion of the sculptor can provide time saving short cuts for indus try. designs they formulated, designs so intricate they could not even be shown in line drawings. Rudin eventually found a way to make his plaster models so strong that engineers could test them and improve the designs without bothering to make metal castings another time saver. Every engine part is a compromise in an effort to condense a maximum amount of performance into a minimum of space. Engineers say Paul's ability to visualize new shapes has helped improve their designs, but he himself merely said: "I am merelv one mnrp mpVinH Paul is an intense and sensitive uuimny Appieseed" into schweis ter deutsch, a Swiss variant of the iui auout mree weeks.

Blackbourn's Simplified Bookkeeping and Income Tax Record for Farm, Ranch and Home. Answers every question Uncle Sam wants to know 95 SCOTT'S BOOK SHOP 408 So. Ohio MONTHLY PAIN of functional nature; for headache, and pain of colds. None faster than St Joseph Aspirin aspirin at its best! 35c for bottle of 100 tablets. artist and writer who wanted to hp an engineer in his youth but eavp merman language.

Every so often he wearies of Any PERTU I Nc lemoning abstract engineering it up because he was a pacifist. "I felt that engineering in Europe only led to war he saiH. "anrf D. W. Bouldin, E.

E. Bouldin and Vic McCurdy of Georgetown went to Columbia today to attend a meeting of the State Breeders Association. in iUUUJ scuips an eagle or other conventional figure to stick up around the nlant. StJoseph Acnmiii stu Snow Shovels MX I asked him if making plaster ONLY MUi Albert Kahn. an experiment with wooden models for the new shapes of airplane engine and mounting parts being evolved by engineers.

Sometimes scores of shapes had to be tried before the one most efficient was found. "I asked to try to reduce the time by making plaster models," he said. And somewhat dubious supervisors gave him the chance. Answer to Prayer Plant engineers found almost at once that Paul was the answer to their prayers. With the sculptor's by which the engineers can proceed vl omer men's designs satisfied him and he grinned and recent severe illness, is contemplating a trip to Hot Springs, mxx.t iu lurmer nis aeeper into Through this work I have learned a new understanding of the grammar of form." WINTER EVENINGS Xtf Be yUr I thought that through art and literature I could do more for rieace." He came to New York in 1920 after study in Paris where fellow artists accused him of "shooting at the moon" because he worked for the development of a United States of Europe.

In the big money days of that boom period Paul had more commissions than he could execute in his Greenwich Village studio. But art fell on evil days when the depression came and Rudin moved to an old mill at Towners. N. to "There are some things in a sculptor's sould we shouldn't go into." But he has proved sculptors have a place in industry. The ac Furnace Scoops Stove Boards Chimney Sweep Stove Polish Furnace Cement ELZA BERRY HARDWARE STORE ,118 West Main St.

A case of dinthpria He has modeled one air duct with curves so delicate that workers at the plant feel it should be vu a. of Oak Grove school west of Se nere nas nired three more. aana resulted in a suspension of school classes temoora rilv in that VWfc district. Community News from KNOB NOSTER Dr. Geo.

T. Lively Dr. Lawrence S. Geiger OPTOMETRISTS Herbert A. Seifert, Optician 110 East Third St Sedalia, Mo.

J. E. Snedekpr. until spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Baird and Mr. and Mrs. George Fockler, north of town. Mr. and Mrs.

H. N. Gillum en save rent. Mrs. F.

Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. ai en F. wv.i trainmaster for the Missouri Pacific here, now superintendent at leiiainea at a dinner in their home Christmas day. Guests were Mr and Mrs.

Arthur Johnston and daughter and Miss Eleanor Gillum, oi Kansas Citv. Mr. anH HO OTHER COFFEE GIVES Council Bluffs, Iowa, were dinner guests of his sister, Mrs. Russell Kendrick, and Mr. Kendrick, Thursday.

Miss Irene Smiley, who teaches at Forder school in St. Louis, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Smiley. Ken Williams Suner Stores L. reitzert, Mrs. Sarah Neitzert and Miss Mary Mahin. Miss Eleanor Gillum will spend a week with aer parents.

Mrs. George Gallagher and daughter. Miss Marv THon 501 So. Engineer St. PHONE 343 718 North Grand Ave, PHONE 76 to DeSoto Tuesday to spend a few days with Mr.

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and Mrs. Grover Coats and the former's father, Sam Coats, entertained with a family dinner at their home Sunday. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Reynolds and children, of north of Warrensburg; Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Thompson and son, of Lees Summit, Miss Mary Coats of Sedalia and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Coats and children. Miss Maudie Eckles, of Grand Rapids, Iowa, is spending the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Sibert, and Mr. Sibert. Miss Louis Peithman, of St.

Louis, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Peithman.

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Marie Stephenson and son, Dale, and Mrs. Ruby Leurs. Mrs. Earl Smith, of Vinings, Georgia, arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

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