OCR Text |
Show FRIDAY, The Bulletin Sugar House Shopper MARCJI 20, 1M0 Balloons Clean Trace Unknown Weather Facts Indians in U. S. pres-nev- United The rece- n, 80,-00- Pan-Americ- ed with helium. Pittance Will Buy Life's Luxuries in Zara, Italy ZARA, ITALY. The 22,000 people who live in this Italian city on the eastern shores of the Adriatic sea probably pay less for luxuries than any people anywhere else in the world. In Zara gasoline costs five cents a gallon, American cigarettes eight cents, and mevtes 10 cents. Cherry brandy or Maraschino brandy, made here, costs 10 cents a fifth, while the best brands of whisky can be bought for 80 jents a quart. A nickel will buy two pounds of spa- ghetti. Comprising less than 15,000 acres and surrounded on three sides by Yugoslavia. Zara entered upon its career as a Scotchman's paradise in 1019 when the Italian government decided In make it a city. American cigarettes and high grade alcohols soan became Zara's principal industries and the local citizenry, although tliev earn no more than workers in rtir. r Italian towns, 1'vi like ver.ta'ile millionaire. tax-fre- e PHILADELPHIA. -- Start cf the American Revolutionary war was only page two news in the Pennsylvania Journal, old files of the r news-pvne- disclose. "The King's troops are actually mnged In butchering and destroy, ing cur brethren in the most Inhumane manner." the Journal said in a second-pag- e item regarding the Battle of Lexington. A letter under the item described how British troops of "about I. COO or I.2P0 men landed at Phipp's Farm at Cambridge and ir.nrched to Lexington" in search of Jrhn Hancock ami Samuel Adams. ?h redcoats killed eight of "our C ..nny Militia" and wounded nine, to the letter, which according res'. bed Philadelphia flr days later. wtll-drMr- d nt d, MASTER MINDS AND ARTISTS ; General Smedley D. Major of the U. S. Marines is Three Utah men will have a Evidences have at Butler, CHICAGO. In the current revision of gain "Blowing the lid off Crime,' hand last been found of a race of inhabiWebster dictionary, the standard tants of the southwestern United on Wednesday' night, March 27 In are are all faculty mem and they States about whom there has hereto- Kingsbury hall at the University of bers the , of. ..Utah. seven-leagua no University address will record been where be during period of Utah, fore of some 1,500 years, according to a Salt Lake audiences as a lecturer The three selected fntbe report Just received from Dr. Paul on Master Minds and Artists Ser new compilation "are Professor B. S. Martin, leader of the Field MuLewis of the English Department, ies. seum Archeological expedition to Major General Butler attracted Professor Joseph. F. Smith of the Southwest . Department, and These Indians came to America nation wide attention when, as the Speech he Professor James L. Barker, of some time between 40,000 and 10.000 Director of Public Safety, years ago and lived here till at "mopped up'' the lawless element the Modern Languages Depart- -' least 500 B. C. Then, to the puzzle- in Philadelphia, acquiring In the ment. They art three ..of more ment of archeologists who have hithset of enemies who fin- than 123 men chosen- from leaderto studied the problem, all trace process a ing educational institutions throof them disappears until about 1,000 ally succeeded in securing his in The Major's campaign ughout the United States in an A. D., according to excerpts from endeavor o produce a dictionary evDr. Martin's report. was covered Philadelphia by This long gap in the reconstrucwith preferred pronunciation list- In the Unit ery large newspaper tion of prehistoric American human records is now on the road toward being filled, as a result of the researches conducted In the MogoQon and San Francisco mountain regions of New Mexico during the past five months by Dr. Martin and other archeologists associated with him oc the expedition. ., Village of 'Lost Period.' ; Dr. Martin reports the excavation, by his expedition, of a series of pit houses and burials In what waa ap parently a village of the "lost period." Skeletons, ceremonially buried In a flexed position of apparent religious significance, were found. On the arm of one skeleton there waa found a series of four marine shell bracelets, indicating that the southwestern tribes had at least Save More some form of indirect trad with Buy NOW peoples of the Pacific coast. Pottery fragments, some of them in condi tion to permit of reassemblaga as complete jars and bowls, have also been collected. I 1111 Ui.Xri V P A Ol Dr. Martin past knowledge of the "Mogollon culture" Wescof Auto Enamel people with the new findings, estab 1st lishing a hypothetical historical se. quence. BLACK With This 1940 Model Some 18,000 years ago the last Hex! K VlMP Pleistocene ice sheet In Canada was Western Beacon so reduced that an corridor 1 Cans ler 40c formed at the eastern foot of the Qukk-drybFat ateBohllaa.' Rocky mountains. Through this corUHIUMi ridor some of the Asiatic peoples iaa (a fata .bortly jound their way Into what Is EASY TERMSI now the United States. tad iving-recording Charri-plai- servation, for instance, to obtain a comprehensive view of the outstanding topographical features of Salt Lake valley and vicinity. Did you know that the Wasatch range Is not a true mountain range, but rather a high plateau that has been cut into irregular PROGRESS outlines by erosion? You would know it if you could see it from Nobody csn say that and have' its features pointabove methods do not progress with ed out to you by an expert. e strides in Jtah. No body, If fact, wants" td. GeologiSpech classes in radio which cal observation made by airplane give atudent actual experience aa a part of regular class work In writing, directing, and perform is one example of the University cf Utah's effort to keep up its ing whole programs, and prepare share of the tradition of educa- them for professional work era tional advancement Speech class- likewise extremely, useful to the es which train students for radio boy or girl seriously interested work by the use of actual radio in radio as a carer. The classes equipment installed in Kingsbur- - are conducted by professional ry Hall, are another example. n in the There can be little doubt that people these new methods are of great territory. er - Coast Guard Successful in Expedition Finds Evidence Of Race That Lived Getting Reports From Here Till 500 B.C Stratosphere. WASHINGTON. - dis-mlas- ' 39B Chromed Locking Gas Tank Cap TV Safe Price Arisen Yields Evidence. Evidence of early immigrants Is present in southeastern Arizona, and has been studied by other who have previously worked In this field. The records occur in beds exposed by the modern arroyo erosion. They Include stone axes, knives, milling stones, and hands tones, and occur In association with bones of extinct bones, bison, camels, dire wolves, and mam moths. Part of the charcoal In the hearths of early dwellings Is of hickory, which today grows no clos er than some 700 miles to the east The early people camped on the sandy flood plain of a permanent stream during the Pluvial period which came to a close some 10,000 years ago. In beds overlying the oldest human records of this region there are artifacts belonging to cultural stages dated by researchers tentatively at about 3000 B. C, 1500 B. C and 500 B. C The last of these stages yields the first pottery, and evi dence of the beginning of agricul ture in the remains of corn. The stone artifacts are plainly developed from earlier types, while the pottery is of a very primitive sort, de rived from the stone objects. From the appearance of the first primitive pottery in 500 B. C to the advanced forms of painted pottery and highly developed villages in A, D. 1000, all trace cf these people had until now been lacking. United States Merchant Marine to Be World's Best WASHINGTON.-Unl- ess all signs fail and they won't America is on the eve of the greatest program of permanent ship building in its history, with the ultimate goal the restoration of the American merchant flag on the hieh seas to the commanding position it held prior to the Civil war, but which it has not held since. A decision by the maritime commission to advance the present building program, of 50 ships a year, Ly an entire year is predicted. In other words, the program Is to be pushed ahead a whole yetr, with contracts let for the construction of the 50 vessels of the 1810 program to be let In 1939, and the 1941 and 1942 programs shoved ahead into 1940. This will enormously stimulate the shipbuilding industry, and call thousands of unemployed mechanics back to work. A considerable number of long-Idlor abandoned shipyards, at least three on the Pacific coast, and perhaps more, and several on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, will be reopened with; government aid. e " "a large I DA!lO black bear attacked Andrew Erick-son- , Lochsa River district trapper and guide, while he was fishing. Erickson managed to beat the animal off with a large club. He said the bear was one of the biggail he had ever s?en, WALLACE, FlnMt nut proof, double end, double has wrenches. Safe Price ItsTlS lack 1SsSlf lSxliHWa. JSJ2xS4-!a- . 23e i JO JU Mm a, All Metal shaped tub Lovell pressure wringer; motor driven dram pump; automatic time clock and other new features that lessen the work of wash day. 2 Pequof Sheets and 2 Pillow Cases 0fl98 SALE PRICE S5795 I Fielder's Glove lin- ed palm, adjustable be- tween thumb and forefinger. Bey's else. C1191 - Liquid Polish CAN ZO-o- finish. x. hose. Complete with couplings. Will not kink readily. HiPowtr. Sale Quia! kanaatieaay saalad uaU, adoriaai fraaa gas fabisja-roit- f. n nr) InvMtigata Nowi Easy laiaw .M...WS FAMOUS EASY TERMSI A2027-- 8 $2195 9 Prfce 59' Big Reductions! Guaranteed 18 Months You Save $16.60 to $33.92 4-Tu- Table Set be Model Per set e 4 According to sixt Two fins quality Tires for the list price of one nationally advertised lire! By list price we moan the prices shown In the large tire makers price lists. Wo make no claims or comparison of quality with any ether make of tire . . . but our II menus guarantee is ample evidence of the high quality of Columbia Tires. S-1- Midget brows molded case. Auto--1 ma tic volume control. Wonderful tone. Beautiful Consoles Tubes On SALE $49.95 Ask about Low Sale Pdces en high quality Jumbo Inner Tubes. to 69.es SAVE with SAFETY of mm All have la otamrklokaf priced BUN, AaktoranUCE HOME DEMONSTRATION. Tha radia will tall Ita aw a Baa alary. OTHER FIKK AND TKETT INSURANCE lia!IL. lffm 1045 Milt Cusrmttit. Jj n. Insured far aaa yaar lalal laaa fey Ikallai 20JD00 For high compression motors, improved engine performance assured. COLUMBIA TIRES Inner C452S Imperial Spark Plugs Bairn. Men's Double Bar lan- -- copper e 1.4 Cu. FL Modal "640" 9 BEAUTIFUL MODELS AT CLOSE OUT PRICES ballon in ner tube tires and is constructed of tubular steeL Ts, and algal otaar baoanrul mmUW. all sola priced to toad rat tha vaiuoataia as waU aa tha grawa up. All aumbara art atockae by all atoras ad aubjaet la slack aa koad. Hurryl High-irees- 98' Weather resisting, ft inch all rubber De Luxe Equipped i I 28-l- Capacity freoser makes 72 ice cubes. Many features found in much higher priced models ol other makes. . . Investigate todayl Ganulna "Supreme'1 Polish . . . Ideal tor cleaning and polishing lacquered and eaanwled surfaces. X4710 doep enameled Gowsiereed I Tear Safe Price oil-lo- ss 37 ders. 25 Feet Garden Hose 134 sq. ft. el shelf area! A meter and an quiet all steel cabinet with duhut SAU PRICE The above bicycle has Boy Scout bars, Cubic Feet 0 Ingraham wrist watches with metal or strap bands. Sturdy construction . . . good time keepers. 1940 Model '600' 6.3 Is horse' leather lacing B938S-9- $84195 98c taa hide, full leather $1.98 WESTERN ROYAL rub-berat- ed disc wheals. Bed. groan and blue aameled. Golden Smanr Wrist Watches Hermetically Sealed Refrigerator C98SO ID-l- a. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO WATT QUANTITIES Priced 6 cu. Ft. Big34xl5Mx3tt-inc- h body and Complete with bracket Black enameled with chrome trim. ribbed ember lens. Complete with Masdd bulb. Hum Wmhr The Lowest Wagons $2, W-4- -P gallon bowl 25 See and check the many features of this lower priced washer, youll be cunased at this big value. J7 . 13ltx7Sim. tOO LAMP Safe Prfce With --Zftf theft. Smart leaking, sturdy. A gleaming snow white beauty, washesjast gently, thoroughly. With molybdenum, ISISxI-i- and two kavs .Protects your gas against WASHER Box End Wrenches B15li - With strong locking lug ice-fre- e, a. in Scores More Safe Specials Besfcfes These trequoi at NO extra CHARGE e inter-mounta- well-know- OFFER Sln5fintroIuctory SALE LJ''l ' .i ot ruiow loses otieeis f l. ob- moat reliable authorities on the ler proposes to do it on tha been told- It can be, though, English language in their respecand fiery Marine But-e- tive sections of the country. Only one other expert waa choslecture tour. en from the internioutalnn region. Fifteen 'were selected from Uw CORRECTING NOAH mountain and coast areas. red-haire- States "weather frontier" has advanced 1,000 mllea into the Atlantic result of a novel stratosphere reporting system inaugurated this spring by the coast guard in cooperation with the weather bureau. With transatlantic commercial aviation imminent, a method of high altitude "observation" is under preliminary test, employing radio balloons, radio meteorographs and equipment The coast guard cutters Chelan, and General Greene are engaged in the experiment, and the collected data are sent to the United States weather burrau for analysis. Conclusions may afford basis for a permanent organization for stratosphere reporting. Average Tear far Icebergs There Is usually one cutter in the vicinity of Bermuda, another near Nova Scotia and a third along the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. The normal activity of these vessels is the "ice patrol." aimed, to protect shipping against the icebergs that drift into the North Atlantic. Sine this patrol was inaugurated 25 years ago there has been no loss of life in the North Atlantic because of ship collision with Ice. The forecast for this summer was for 490 icebergs in the North Atlantic, about an average number. The cutters are furnished with balloons, each about IS feet In diameter, each equipped with a radio transmitter. The released balloon sends signals at Intervals of several seconds to a receiving device aboard ship, which records in diagrammatic form barometric pressure, temperature and humidity. Findings in vicinity of Nova Scotia or Newfoundland, Grand Banks and Bermuda art correlated for analysis, thus giving insight into the general pattern of northwestern Atlantic weather at high altitudes. The test period will extend to July 11. The first radio balloon sent up this spring attained an altitude of 35,000 feet and. reported a temperature there of 60 degrees below sero, Fahrenheit The balloons have theoretical elevation capacity of 0 feet and in overland tests have already reached 57,000 feet To Aid Island Forecasts. ' The view of North Atlantic weather conditions will facilitate weather forecasting for continental North America, as the high altitude findings can be correlated with ships' surface weather reports. Test flights of the Airway clippers have demonstrated the need for the high altitude weather reports, and Gen. Vladimir Kok kinakl, Soviet transatlantic pilot who recently flew from Moscow to the St Lawrence bay told the United Press that the high altitude weather reporting of all countries Is notably deficient Heretofore, high altitude data In . the North Atlantic have been available only from the Infrequent flights of planes, hazardous over the banks. The new balloons cost about 130 each,- - less than the expense of an airplane flight; and re equipped with a parachute to ease the landing, so that at least some of them may eventually be recovered. The balloons are Inflated It student. ed States, and by most magazines, inga based on sectional dialects, velue to the modern but the full and true story has and these men aie considered the Is possible, by means of aerial UNIVERSITY NOTES SUGAR HOUSE STORE East 21st South Hy. 3052 1 DOWN TOWN STORE 147 East Broadway Was. 1950 s? k sa IB Table Sols $15.45 up Tarmal Easy |