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Show Thursday. September 13th, 1951 Railroad Ratios The average revenue received by Class I railroads of the United States for carrying a ton of freight one mile wai only 35 percent greater in 1950 than in 1938, while In Mrs. Fern Wankier was hostess Great Britain there was an increase to the fallowing club .members in 71 the of tame period. percent Irene Mangelson, Vonda Bosh, Bonnie Paystrup, Marva Shepherd, Blanch Shfirfierd. Paulene Mangel- Massage Your Molars After sno.Co Deal Brough, Melba Bal- Meals to Prevent Decay low, Mary Aargard, Alice Snep-herVerna Wainkier and the The common practice of brushing A the teeth in the morning on arising hostess Mrs. Wainkeir. luncheon was served. and In the evening before retiring has little effect in combating tooth Mrs. Marva Shepherd entertain decay, three dental scientists de--, ed a group of Jittle children Tuesclared in The Journal of the Ameri- day in honor of the 5th birthday can Dental Association. anneversary of her daughter Refreshments were served. The scientists found that in order to be effective dentifrices must be & Mr. Mrs. N. S. Larsen (Ruth) used immediately after eating es- of Salt Lake City enjoyed the pecially after eating refined carb- week end with her mother Mrs. ohydrates such as sugar. Even dent- Delia Lundsteen. ifrices containing substances such Mrs. Reva Malmgren was host as ammonia will have no effect birthday party last Thurswhen used only in the morning and ess atata the the park in honor of De- day evening, they reported. birthday of her daughterservea The three researchers were Dr th were anru Refreshments Leonard S. Fosdick, of Northwest- to a large group of boys and girls. ern University Dental School in Mrs. Lamar Winter and child Chicago, and Comdr. William E. Ludwick and Capt. C. W.; Schantz, ren spent Sunday in Gunnison of the Navy Dental Corps at Great with her parents Mr. & Mrs.iueon Larson. Levari News d, dec-ilio- us Sh-aun- . THE she fell and broke her leg. She was taken to a Salt Lake hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Jay Oversen & fam end guests of her ily were week parents Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Bosh. Mrs. Dulcie Francom accompn anied her daughters Phyllis and Martha Brotherson to Fish Haven, Idaho last Saturday where they attended the funeral services for Mrs. Allan Francom' mother. Austen Mangelson of Salt Lake City visited a few days last week with his parents Mr. & Mn.C A. Chris-tense- Mangelson. NEPHl, UTAH TIMES-NEW- Pag -- SCHOOL FRUITS FOR SALE By Fish And Rice Fish and rice are the chief staples in the diet of the peoples of Mr. Baileys 6th Grade hld the- southeast Asia. The inhabitants of re election of class officers last Malaya, for instance, eat an averMon.day. The victorous canidates age of considerably mora than 90 are as follows: President, Tommy pounds of fish each year. Lomax; Vice . President, Stephen morgan; Secretary, Carolyn War- NEWS ner; Treasurer, Wilber Green-halg- h; . Reporter, Wendell Gadd; Girls Sports Manager, Grace Boys Sports Manager, Terrence Vest. We are looking McMULLIN Income. Railroads collect more than a billion dollars annually for transporting bituminous coaL Wor-thingto- n; V a. Heavy Come pick your own . . bring your own containers. Large Bartlett pears and ALL VARIETIES of PEACHES IN GENOLA I, ORCHARD Mile North of Geneva Rock Ouarrvr v -- Lakes, 111. the basis of a laboratory study the length of time that certain On Mr. & Mrs. Christian Christen-se- n attented a funeral in Salt Lake antibiotics cling to the film on the City last Friday for a relative. teeth, the scientists reported "the Mrs. Edna Hansen met with a only compound that imparts a lastaccident Jast Monday when ing effect in the mouth is penicill- painful of in-" The fact that the other substances did not cling to the film may be "an explanation as to why they are not effective when used morning and night in a dentifrice and why they are effective only when used during or after the ingestion of sugars," the scientists concluded. Times Ain't Much Changed From B.C.; Researcher States . Somebody NEWARK.-.N.J. has said that there is nothing new under the sun and Dr.,-- Moses I. Finlejr, assistant professor of history at the , Newark College of Arts and Set ences of the State University, la inclined to agree with him after studying business practices in an- cient tAWMS j late summer J ' fall is an to beautify Here easy I Ish 2 is the time-prove- n Scoff Wayx Sutti. Apply early ideal time your lawn. ... to ban-- D weed. brood-leave- If Crabgrots is present 3 J wait In a week. Apply food. TURF BUILDER Water lawn lawn thoroughly. 4 Seed sparingly. You need little with Scott quality. 10 This is one of the many significant facts about the V ay the ancient Greeks did business which Dr. Fin-le-y has uncovered In his search for new knowledge' in this heretofore rarely studied field the machinery of finance 2,350 years ago. A student of ancient history for more than 20 years. Dr. Finley became interested in ancient business practices in 1947 and began his study by reading everything available .on the subject. His Interest was quickened by what he read about the Horoi. stones which the early Greeks placed at the boundaries of their property lines. The existence ef the stones as boundary markers had been known for a century, but when Dr. Finley finished studying seme 152 of them he bad added knowledge about their use. He found that the Horoi were used as much as the record of a mort gage as a boundary marker. Working from the original Greek. Dr. Finley has been able te determine from the crude lettering ea the Horoi the various reasons way land was mortgaged. Generally people of some wealth were involved and In general the mortgage was the result of borrowing. From ' other Horoi he found in. formation on the Greek way ef life. Some record - charges on property given as a dowry. Others specify that the property was to be kept intact tor a minor. Dr. Finley also discovered that In ancient Greece the mortgage was more a substitute for an actual debt than security In the modern sense of the word. -- j t I Sc5t&. LAWN SEED lb for $1.55 25 $ Ibft7.65 TURF BUILDER Lawn Food 2500 sq ft -- SI. 95 . So 3,000.000 - tag, seeds per 11,000 sq J0 NEPHI LUMBER CO s f 1951 p 8 tors. , 2 or 3 days then use SCOTt to stop further growth.' Repeat. SCUTL Greece. Dr. Finley has discovered, for inthat when a citizen of stance,circa 400 B.C., got In fij Athens, difficulties because he had nancial too many silk togas for hi ; bought wife or too much wine for hi parties, he did Just what moderns do. He went in hock. That is, he ! mortgaged a piece of land, borrowed money and paid off his credi U meaasf!f mimm ion re 2 You 3 You 4 You 5 You 1000 to 1,500 9.-- - e r awa CIRCUS ,.. Coo-te-st HOLIDAY on ICI MISS '52 UTAH ef for See these Beauties en See Mitt Utah Parade BAND CONCrowned An ENCERTS Dolly MIDAll New LARGED, A New Shew WAY NAVY GREAT CIRCUS NAVY EXDRILL TEAM Free FIREWORKS HIBIT Display Nightly Exhibitt of MINING, AGRI- CULTURE, INDUSTRY MIDWAY ARMED FORCES DISPLAYI SALT LAKE CITY UTAH STATE A Great and Entertaining FAIR GROUNDS "aw U. S. NAVAL DftlU NAVAL e TEAM i 77 in the Defense Bond can help mak YOUR CITY a Flag City. defend your country against enemies. help beat inflation. save now for tomorrow's security. help your city win a special bronze plaquo. THERE ARE 68 UTAH CITIES COMPETING, AND ALL CAN WIN A MINUTEMAN FLAG IN ONE OF TWO WAYS: of the employers make the Payroll Savings Plan avqildble, 1 If 80 and 23 of their employees pledge to buy Defense Bonds. buy, or agree to buy. Defense Bonds 2 If 80 ofthethe total employeesPlan. Payroll Savings through AND THE FIRST CITY III YOUR POPULATION GROUP TO EARN A MINUTEMAN FLAG, WINS A BRONZE PLAQUE. FIND Blooding Centerville Drop Eureka Forming ton Ovnniton Hurricane Hwntinaton Kao4 rj ev THE CITIES Beaver MonrteelJe Delta Ephralsn Fillmore Moroni North Og den Pongwlreh orowon Providence Santaqwln Richmond Weiteville YOU'RE 1,500 to X000 Pop. Pop, Monroe FOODS 0 A Lewlston Mllford Riverton Grants vWe Sottna Hyrvm Kaytvltte Tremontaes COMPETING AGAINST IN THIS LIST: 2500 to Blnohan. 300 Heber OorfleJd AAanK 7AE Pop. Nephi Vernal V000 to 4r000 Pope kryfott Itii X000 to 2r500 Pop, Mt. Pleatoevt EXHIBIT I . It tekes just 60 seconds one minute to sfcn up for the Payroll Savings Plan Drive. One minute, and here's what you accoinplish: V 1 a 4 1 You Seven forward to a big year. Wendell Gadd Reporter, arkOty Peyton Pteoeoot Orove touftt Opden 400 to SrOOO Pop. Richfield American Fork Bountiful Spanish Fork St. George Clearfield Drogerton Over 5,000 Pop. 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