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Show I w I. More Cities Annexing Subuibun Aieus pBIKIHS - It Heavily-Loade- Certainly Adds Up (UP) In year a record of 3S2 over 5,000 population the last cities of annexed long-rang- ere art uWet well i ears, 'h be e tki: ting caught with lajpafloll PICTURES" JBBll sf Showing Tonite IS! IEDNESDAY of iat nu - shati COAST GUARD NO. 2 . - ll Inc t: E NO. H SLEEPY TIME GAL . t, Whirlwind -HIT COPPER CANYON - AUTRY in I- old-tim- d FIGHTING wr.-fri;-sa- e For TTiitim Walker quality m faster-than-soun- d INI Seven-year-ol- one-fourt- h j o 1- Brigham City. Utah Wednesday, July 25. 1$51 Another Tom Sawyer d DYESS, Ark. (UP) Bobby McElroy pulled out a front tooth, took it to school and swapped It for a bot' u tle of soda pop. g T NO. BOX ELDER NEWS AMHERST, Mass. (UP) An reador in Bullfighter And Amherst college senior has deDivision of the Territory of veloped a i proCarolina into the Colonies of The Lady coming to the cess which permits study of life North and South Carolina took Capitol theatre Thursday for 1,000,000000 years old. place in 1729. three days. Donald G. MacVicar of Nau gatuck, Conn., discovered that by slowly heating a specimen to EAST SIDE OF . 1,000 degrees centigrade its composition would be altered by HIGHWAY 91 loss of carbon dioxide and the BRIGHAM CITY confining rock removed. used Previously, the college the acid method of separation which often dissolved both the WEDNESDAY .AND THURSDAY fossils and the matrix in which Any way you figure Janet Leigh, she is one of Bollywoods most they were held. with John Wayne, she will soon be FAMILY NIGHTS erciting new stars. $1.00 PER CAR MacVicars method recently seen in RKO Radios Jet Pilot, a Technicolor saga of those intrepid was tried on a billion-year-olDianes. airmen who ride the piece of African limestone. The method disclosed microscopic General Takes Over Swiss Promoting Porifera (sponges) remains de 4 scribed as the oldest dated As Prison Warden Ray Milland, Heddy Lamar, M. Carey, M. freeman Air Raid Shelters : specimens to be identified up BERNE, Okla. (UP) to now as remains of living or McALESTER, (UP) Every - house CO-HI- T Prisoners in Oklahoma State in Switzerland will have its own ganisms. if the Swiss parpenitentiary may soon be get- air raid shelter, a taste of military discop- liament approves a new governting Claims v Dog Sergeant ment bill. line. The government proposes that Cost Him His Rank Brig. Gen. Jerome S. Waters, the building' of air aid shelters who took over as warden after should be made TAMPA ,Fla. (UP) compulsory for Judy Canova, Tom Brown and Wilson Richmond claims he resigning from the army,' wants all houseowners, v public CARTOON would be a captain if it hadnt to hire retired army first ser- private ones alike., All rural geants as guards. been for a dog. ' communities with more than Richmond, stationed at Mac-DiWaters, who spent 34 years in 2,000 inhabitants must provide raid protection faair base, filed suit In cir- the regular army before taking adequate air ' ' cuit court charging an attack by the wardens post, cilities. out 'pointed The government would exa dog threw him from his motor that sergeants know men, they Scooter and broke his leg. can be kind but firm and. can tend a credit of 50,000,000 Swiss ito francs (about $11,700,000) He explained he had applied get tough if necessary. cover ten percent of the buildfor his old captains rank with He said he didnt plan whole ing costs. The cantons and the pilot rating which he held in World War H. He was rejected sale firing of the present prison communities would ' contribute f because he walks with a limp. staff but that he will , replace another ten percent. He rejoined the air force as a any who are fired .or who quit .The other eighty percent must, with retired status. according to the proposal,-- , be t sergeant. the houseowners. The Richmond charged. Paul S. ", believe army tactics and borne by turn will be authorized Shultz with carelessness In per- army discipline would be useful latter in mitting a vicious dog to roam In rehabilitating some of these to get the money back from any at large. men he said. Some 1,900 felons tenants over a period of ten years by lncreasfng the rents.; are imprisoned at McAlester.' Vs COOL at the t plan 20-lnc- h Kauer said Illegal truck loads were directly responsible for the cave-iof 25 bridges and were a "contributing factor In the failure of 129. His report also showed that collisions wrecked 23 bridges, floods washed out 16 and fire ruined one. He said of all the bridges on the state system are The Matador unsafe for todays heavy loads and estimated it would require Gilbert Roland , . handsome 10 years and all the highway has most the funds available to bring the dynamic role of states bridges up to par. his career as the famous to- e Albuquerque, N. M., annexed the largest piece of territory last year, 22.9 square miles. Kansas City, Mo., was second with 19.2 square miles. Memphis, Tenn., was third with 19 square miles, fed flock his he r mash and Ala., fourth : made psycho-- with Birmingham, se he said it 13.4 square miles. wrecks of them. All 535 ie nervous, excitable and he claimed. Dips Billion Years rketable, :K O' THE bridges n Into Earth's Past i one-quart- down. T. J. Kauer, highway director, reported 194 bridge failures on the state system during 1949 and 1950. Seventy-seveof them were total loses. The remaining U7 he described as partial failures, only temporarily out of action. ens Upset WN POINT, Ind. (UP) chicken G. Sprague, an operator, refused to pay a 7 bill for 4,000 pounds of ay Its PAQE THREE Va. (UP) E. R. (Henderson, a farmer, figured horse-powe- r it took to push his garden plow. So he small electric morigged up tor to a wheel and attached It to the plow for about $12. 'Easiest plowing I ever did, Henderson said. PEARISBURG, COLUMBUS (UP) The Ohio department of highways is get- births are an-e- d . following part of their suburbs by extendfrom Cooley Memorial ed corporate limits, the Internatal: tional City Managers association Carol and LePreale Dallin reported. nn of Bear River, a girl on That represents a 27 percent 20. rise since 1949. Most of the cities 21 Merlin to on July irl Sauage spread their boundaries to aqua-liz- e and Idabelle local tax rates, provide unirs of Brigham City, vin and Dorothy Main form public service and permit on plancommunity of Tremonton, a girl ' ' ning, the association said. 22. Ea Bullfighter And the Lady1 Strain Ohio Bridges , CHICAGO Trucks d 1 Rills! AIL COTTON DRESSES REDUCED for IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE! Writes From Ground BOSTON (UP) Fred C. Kelly, official biographer of the pioneer airmen, Wilibur- - and OrSPRINGER, N. M. (UP) IWhen ville Wright, never has been yp Capt. Penn Winston of the state in a plane in his life." police left his post here fo hos pital treatment, he didnt leave Grudge Satisfied . the district without police' ser ' SALEM, Ore. (UP) A prow ler with an apparent peeve vice. Mrs. Winston stayed home and against the Oregon state game received a call that three young commission broke into the Cas iLas Vegas girls had disappear- cade Mercantile Co. store here ed from home. Between sweep and fished $32 from a box of license receipts. og and ironing, she kept an hunting-fishineye on the highway in front of Police said the intruder passed her home and soon the three up money In Jwo cash registers and enticing sporting equipgirls came by. 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