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Show THE LEADER iuurs., Fri., Sat., August The New Thursday, August 14, 1952 SUN., MON, TUES, AUG, 17, 18, 19 14, 13, 16 Wed., Thurs, Aug 20, 21 Double Feature Piper LAUPC LIBERTY 1, Illl iK.lftll hgore St ' A vr.i iAV4P LI AND THEATRE LAURA TREMONTON and IN OLD MISSOURI to the Northwest for a short vacation. Mrs. Christian and Mrs. Eleda Vee Stokes Anderson are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stokes have Mr. and Mrs. Eddls Baugh are been entertaining twin sisters of here visiting at the home of Mrs Mrs. Stokes, Lettie and Bettie from Honeyvillcthis i. Hunsaker Baugh's mother, Mrs. Carrie They spent Sunday afternoon week. Mrs. Eva Turner and daughter, visiting with the Emil Kupfers. The Baugha make their home in Bonnie spent Monday visiting at Forrest, Illinois. After a weeks the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil visit here, they are planning a Kupfer.' stop in California to visit other A group of rriends met at the relatives.' Mrs. Baugh is the for-- , home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kupmer Matilda Eggll. Other guests fer evening after the at 'the Kupfer home on Sunday gameSaturday to celebrate Dean Anderwere Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Kupfer son's birthday. of Phoenix, Arizona and Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle Anderson was in Mrs. Mack Ellis, Tooele, were Ogden on business during "the Tuesday visitors. week. Mrs. 3. P. Christensen, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Max Anderson Frank Wood and Mrs. Claude and son Mark visited at Sun ValAllred spent Tuesday visiting at ley for a short while last week. the Lyle Holdaway home. Mr. and Mrs.' Roscoe Anderson Mr. and. Mrs. Edward Chris- have received word from their tian and children of St. George, son, Lorin that he is now in Utah stopped overnight at the Bentonville, Arkansas and en Roscoe Anderson home enroute joying his missionary labors very Bothwell Eg-gl- UYAIHI YymHYS ARE PLENTIFUL BUY NOW much. His brother Donald, serving with the airforce in Alaska writes he has changed his teletype work to a broader field called cryptograpy. They are en joying fall weather in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stokes ac companied by Mrs. Stokes' mother, and children. Glade, Lettie and Betty Hunsaker were Sunday dinner guests at the Thayne Stokes home. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson and daughter spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grover of Fielding. Mrs. Deloris Stokes and daughters spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the Varcel Chlarson home in Honeyville. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Kirkham spent Sunday at. the home of Mrs. Klrkham's father, Isaac Burnhope. They brought with them the grand daughter and 1st great grand daughter of Mrs. Eurnhope. Dan t forget the inter division tournament in Ogden next week between the Jr. Soft Ball divisions of the church. Mrs. Lloyd Harris of New York has spent a week with the Jo- Harrises and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dee Harris on her way to California. seph V?SAVE! UTAH TURKEY FEDERATION 3 CARTOON NEWS CARTOON D. Inebrated Squirrel Likes Liquor Candy AND -- GENEVA, Switzerland A woman found a squirrel Iyingon a bed in her villa. First thinking it Was dead, she later discovered it breathing. Then she noticed that a large box of liqueur chocolates on her dressing table was empty. The squirrel sobered up later in the. day and made off with a slight hiccup. '! Voq FrU Sat, August 22, 23 still buy SHORT SON BORN TO KEVERL JOHNSONS New Sky Survey Maps Mew Areas Of Unlvcixa Pvt. and Mrs. DeVerl H.Jhn- son became the parents of a sev-- 1 en pound - ten ounce baby boy! PALOr.fAR MT.. Calif. A'trnno- - 1952 at United States Army Hoscn a California rr.oun- - pital, Camp Cooke, California. taintop are pushing ahead in their Pvt. Johnson, son of Mr. and of photographing staggerin? ta-Mrs. E. Lewis Johnson,. Garland, s of visiMe universe. te three-fourth- The National Geographic Society-PalomaObservatory Sky Survey reports that its past winter's work was the most successful in three years. h Atlas of the Sky The "Big Schmidt" is the key to a four-yea- r project of the Society and the California Institute of Techaimed at preparing a nology, photographic atlas of the sky. e With its reflector, the telescopic "eye" records on supersensitive film all visible objects in d vast slices of space, out to an average distance of 2,030 billion billion miles. Clusters of Clusters Discoveries of new stars and systems of stars are unveiling a vista as exciting as if Columbus had returned to Spain in 1493 with aerial photographs of all of North Amer- Utah, has completed the cable splicing specialist course in Southwestern Signal School at Camp San Luis Obispo, California. He will now be assigned to If YOU WBF9 to take a sentimental journey back into the by thumbing through a stack of old magazines, you'd find the page below in the Saturday d Evening Post issue of July 4, 1925. Remember the cars of those days . . . with their flat windshields, mid-twenti- square-toppe- wide running boards and big wooden steering wheels? ica. In the distant depths of the universe, the Sky Survey is finding new nebulae, vast aggregations of stars like the great flat Milky Way of our own sun and solar system. These distant nebulae have a tendency to form into clusters, and already the Sky Survey has revealed nearly 1,000 such clusters. Only about three dozen, scattered in different parts of the sky, were known previously. Not only are clusters of these star systems being discovered, but the Palomar sky explorers are beginning to suspect that there may be clusters of clusters. So many large groupings of galaxies have been found that astronomers are trying to discover if all nebulae belong to clusters, and clusters, r in turn, to even larger gatherings. If this should be the case, the Sky Survey may uncover a new general rule of Nature stars banding together to form the nebulaej the nebulae in turn assembling into clusters, and these combining into still vaster groups. 111. "If you are . EVANSTON, tempted by cosmetic ads for the cure of ordinary baldness," says Dr. Otto Rattner," professor of dermal-tologat Northwestern university, "count the number of bald barbers, who have access to all the tonics on ' the market." Mysticism and superstition have long colored the subject of falling hair. Dr. Rattner explains, and cites the Bible story of Sampson, whose physical strength melted away when Delilah cropped his hair. Conversely, baldness has classically been associated with superior mentality, he said, quoting the old adage, "Grass does not grow on busy streets." In spite of that common belief, male vanity suffers from loss of hair, and through the ages there has been a frenzied search for remedies a favorite Egyptian salve consisted of equal parts of the fats of Rich Mendicant Begs For Other Beggars Italy The police here year old man, Oresto Milano, whom they charged with begging in the streets. Brought to court. Milano refused to give the reason for his behavior. "Well, now," the judge admonished the mendicant, "the inquiry proved you owned a house and had a small capital that would allow you to live comfortably." When people beg because they are hungry, they may be forgivable, but that isn't your case. . Milano kept an obstinate silence and the judge was about to sentence him when a crowd of indigents burst into the courtroom. "We have come to defend Milano," the paupers cried In unison. They explained that every morning Milano came to see them and sked them what small gifts they would like. He carefully noted their requests and would not stop begging until he was able to satisfy their wishes. The court acquitted the TURIN, detained a L rr;;,mEss ca CsS?&Cr fh pricit? Things were a lot cheaper than they an now when almost everything you buy is 'way up in price . . . except gasoline. , Actually, gasoline cost almost .exactly the same --today aside from taxes as it did when the beauty above waa an exciting new automobile, And it's far better gasoline, too. Two gallons today do the work that required three in 1926. Few industries can match this record of keeping prices down and f f f It was made possible by two things: intense competition among oil companies and a steadily increasing efficiency of production. J In the last five years alone, Standard Oil Company of California has put mora than t644.000.000 into raising quality. facilities and another t35.000.000 into technical service and research. This investment helps us make certain that gasoline continues to be one of the best buys in your family budget. . Mid-Summ- . Utah Power and Light Co. at Tremonto, Utah. The Johnsons, now reside at 710 Ida. St. in San Luis Obispo, California. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Miller and family spent Sunday at Bear Lake. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Oyler were Bishop and Mrs. Eberhard Zundell of Brigham and Sarah Elizabeth Zundell of Salt Lake City. er Greatest Inventory Reduction Since We have been in business. All Items listed for this sale XM Ms-'OF- ... SILVER ARE 29.95 15.00 19.95 17 4 Sets, Regular $49.95, NOW 4 Sets, Regular S22.50, NOW 2 Sets, Regular $26.50, NOW CLOCKS AND APPLIANCES ALL V3 OFF All Costume JEWELRY WATCHES REDUCED Boys and Girls, 17 Jewel J15.0Q Earrings, Necklaces, Pins, Braceall have to lets,' Matched Sets ... go. n 1 1 u wrist watches 50 '. '. Bach - To - School With each gents or ladies watch purchased, we will give a beautiful Parkette Pen FRE E. (This offer does not apply- to watches sold at reduced price.) - ' , 1 CRYSTAL DIAMONDS 1 group of Crystal All Diamonds except "Keepsake Reduced To Reduced Libl-y- s POTTERY New Fall Merchandise , 50 Our loss Two patterns in 45 or 63 piece sets to choose from. This you not afford to pass up. Beautiful "Diamond Cut" pattern. - We must make room for One group of dinncrware reduced T Vz PRICE Vs TO Vi 70 .. TO. Check these items for something you've wanted and couldn't afford Now You Can. the lion, hippopotamus, crocodile and serpent. "Ashes of little frogs, applyd suddenly, cureth the Fall of Hair" was extracted from an old text. In latter days, bald pates were rubbed with the middle bark of an elm tree, with water cress or even onions followed by application of m honey and boxwood. Today treatments include the mange cure, creosote or cholesterol, but with perfume, quinine, tar and other ingredients added. ir - CORPORAL DOLAN GOES A.W.O.L cone-shape- y t925 prices an active unit where he will have the opportunity to apply the training he has received. During his raining he has been a member of Student Company 29605 technical service unit at Camp San Luis Obispo. Mrs. Johnson, who was form-rel- y Franclne Spendlove, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Spendlove, 328 West Forest St. Brighaem City. Before entering ' the military service, Pvt. Johnson was employed as an office clerk for PALMER'S wide-angl- Bald Barbers' Dampen Hair Restoration Hope gasoline at also CARTOON can- your gain. You will just have to see these values to . . . appreciate them. II ii Sale Starts Friday at 9:00 a. m. Two Days - Friday and Saturday Only TERMS OF SALE . . . . CASH ONLY Palmer's Jewelry Co. PHONE 3601 TREMONTON |