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Show November 3rd, Thursday, THE 1949 Uranium Found in Washington, But too Little, too Light Uranium has WASHINGTON. been found, a few hundred yards from the White House and 290 feet straight up. Thla season's clothes are cer- as wardrobe "musts." No simple tainly food for talk as well as sweater and skirt affairs. Velvet thought What woman hasn't Jackets over quilted skirts. Jersey heard about Jacques Fath's blouses with chinchilla skirts. dresses with their asymmetrical There're perfect teammates femlines and geometric tolds, Dior's inine and Just right for the nine-to-fi" scissor panels, the league. By mixing and (kite) silhouette and petal skirts. atchlng, an Ingenious woman can some are startling, have several stunsome breath taking ning outfits. all provoke comA friend of mine ment In addition to took an odd wool the elaborate styles, Jacket and dyed it a materials are exnutmeg shade of brown. (If you try tremely elegant As often as not, two fabthis, be careful to use rics are combined. dye Velvet touches on that will take effect on a rayon lining as pockets and collar. well as the wool.) Linings of fur. Satin on wool. Taffeta panJean then proceeded to make a weskit els over crepe. It's all very lush. by cutting off 'the m & Lts I k For the town-andsleeves and shaping the bottom like a country set, high man's vest Believe style and variety also reign. Hardy me, it's the cutest tweed suits have thing. She wears it with a long sleeved nipped-lwaistlines and colorful, yellow blouse top linings. The classic wool ping a green pleated skirt . . . and g dress wears a faille it makes quite an ensemble. The collar with cuffs, and sometimes newest trick with wesklts Is to pockets, to match. You'll also see wear them under suits with a silk around tweed coming out In couturier scarf tucked the neck. This is ideal if you're a styled dresses. More than ever, separates are "cold baby" or get tired of the standing up in their own rights blouse routine. "Cert-Volant- i: A. sT n proud-to-show- -lt high-standin- ascot-fashio- Loses n Cuttlefish Its Barnacles Seattle's deep, fresh-wate- r harbor has saved both money and labor for the city's shipping industry. Barnacles, those pesky marine crustaceans that hop free rides at ma on ship bottoms, die in fresh water and drop off hulls of ves- Clalms First Co-o- p The state of Mississippi, through the Mississippi Council of Farmer is laying (AAL), Cooperatives claim to having had the first farmers cooperative in the United States maybe in the world. Jet propulsion may be new to us, but it's definitely an old story to the cuttlefish. This colorful mollusk has a broad, spongy Internal shell called the cuttlebone. Motion is created by forcing water in or out of the cavity between the cuttlebone and the body. The water is forced through a funnel-shape- d passage in jets, causing the cuttlefish to move forward or backward. Telephones Over 80 per cent of the telephones In the United States are operated by one system. Indications of presence of the ore were detected by a Geiger counter carried by a prospecting reporter. The counter stepped up its ticking briskly when piacea near granite blocks which support a memorial stone from Colorado in the high Washington monument. There's raw uranium there, experts said, but not enough to be valuable or dangerous. 555-fe- If Teeth Fit the wearer, They're His, Judge Rules a pair of false teeth fit, then they must bewas the long to the wearer. That a peace by win in a decision case 4tin here in afalse involving choppers ownership of the Fred Humphrey, 75, clamped his "de Jaws firmly when he heard the rision of Justice Willis Stark. Mr. and Mrs. William Ledick, ,hn Maimed the teeth In a replev somewhat action. aDDeared j down In the mouth at the ruling. m, T.eriirks attemoted to sell wnmnhrev the teeth last month. them Humphrey suggested he try on fnr size. He did, and wouldn't give 'em up. "Thpv're mine." he said. his Humphrey told Stark todayroom teeth were stolen from his mnnth A few days later, he said, the Ledicks who are neigh tried to sell him his own biters for $50. He told Justice Stark v,o nicked them out of a dozen sets "I knew my own teeth." nr. John A. Lewis, who made the toeth. supported Humphrey's claims to ownership. "They're his teeth or he couldn't ..,.,, hm " the. dentist said. "No- else's ran wear anybody uwuj OKLAHOMA CITY- -If w teeth." Dr. Lewis qualified as an expert on false uppers and lowers. He The judge ,ara them himself. Lewis's word but took Dr. for It. "If they're his teeth, we'll have ip hii keeD them." he nt4. TIMES-NEW- NEPHlV UTAH S. Page Five Nephi Local and Social News Happenings Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Overman were in salt LKe city several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin farK nave returned to Logan after spending veek in Ner.hi with slatives. A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jackson This week was her mother, Mrs. Hy- rum Tidwell of Moroni. Von Jarrett, who is employed in the school district at Richfield, spf.rit the week home with hi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F")ents, Jarrett. Mi-and Mrs. Byron Memmott A Mt. Pleasant were recent week end guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8. r Memmott. Earl Gadd of Salt Lake Cily was a week end guest or Mr. and Mrs. Voil Howell. Miss Mildred Bean of Los An geles is a house guest of her James Mr. and M-parents, , PRICE Guests last Friday of Mr. and F. A. Heppler were Mr. and Harold Anderson of Provo and Mrs. Merlyn Higgs and her daughter Cathy of Kaysville. Mrs. Frank Bowers and three daughters of Long Beach, Califor nia will visit in Nephi for the coming month, guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris. Mrs. Mrs. BREAK SOOD NEWS FOR YOU WHO WEAR REAL FORM GIRDLES AND PANTY GIRDLES Commercial forest lands in this total 1.5 million acres, or approximately three per cent of the total land of the state, acstate IF YOU ARE NOT WEARING THIS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FOUNDATION, YOU SHOULD TRY ONE! STEADY CUSTOMER DEMANDS PROVE THEIR MERIT to Raymond E. Moore. cording Utah State Agricultural College Extension Forester. fcawtimber on these lands tot als four billion board feet; and two thirds of the forest area is still in virgin timber containing 3.3 billion board feet of lumhpr Prof. Moore reported. Eesn. Mrs. A. L. Crandallu)f Los An Sustained yield capacity of these gc.'es spent trie fore part of the week in Nephi and is now visiting commercial timberlands is 43 bil lion board feet of sawtimber Hi tait iaKe Jity. In 1946 there were per 162 Lryd Howarth who is unend year. sawmills in the state, converting ing the University of Utah spent this wood annual tf e week end with his mother, crop into usable wood products. VI rs. Wm. Howarth. . s ljemand for wood construction material in Utah is three times Ballard Hoyt and friends. Grant the sustained yield capacity of the Johnson of Provo, Harold Date commercial forest lands of th bout of Springville and Martin state. We can a use the wood nro-Dalebout of Salt Lake City spent the week end here visiting at the ducts grown" by our forests, he home of Mr. Hoyt's mother, Mrs added. Proteinn nf tViocn Poiw.4 Eva Hoyt. TTiey also enjoyed deer lands from fire and efficient manufacturing of the raw material hunting while here. into usable wood products, are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black had Unportant t0 the People of Utah as guests during last week Mr, "Good forest management is esand Mrs. Charles Black of Salt Lake City, Kefth and Neil Black sential not only to maintain the of Tooele, Read Black of Grand production of this annual wood Junction, Colorado, Mr. Frances crop, but also to increase it. Ninethree percent of Utah's comCliappell of San Diego and Mrs, ty Ida Davis of Altadena, California, mercial forest area is within natMr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Pyper ional forest boundaries and thereand John Faircloth of Salt Lake by assured as a permnent source City spent the week end here 1 hwucis ror Utah people. with Mr. and Mrs. William REGULAR $3.00 JUNIOR MISS PANTY OR PANTY GIRDLE NOW $2.00 REGULAR $4.00 WOMEN'S PANTY OR PANTY GIRDLE NOW $3.00 TWO WAY STRETCH STYLES Fashioned in Rachel-Kn- it Which Gives Ease and Poise Sizes: Small, Medium, Large in both to the Figure the Junior Staytes and Women's Styles (Eaurlbetitt;9 Exclusive Ladles9 Shop Utah phl. 'JOOOOOOOOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOO Interes tint Animal The elephant is a very interesting animal. There is 'no other animal with a nose drawn out into a long trunk that it uses as a hand, or whose skull Is 15 Inches thick, and which often has front teeth so heavy that it gets tired carrying them. Ideal Pillow Thickness The Ideal thickness for a pillow is the distance from the shoulder to the neck for. support. Consequently Individual differences as to both thickness and softness should be considered when selecting pillows In the interest of maximum sleeping comfort BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, UTAH LAND AND SURVEY OFFICE, Salt Lake City, October 18, 1949, Notice is given that the State of Uah has filed application :o so lect. Serial 065706, covering L'ts 1, 2, 3, 4, EHWH Sec. 30, T. 14 S., R. 4 W.; NEKSW. NWK, NViNEtt, SWKNEtt Sec. 35, T. Utal(, hereby 14 S., R. 5 W., S. L. M., 643.36 acres; and Serial 065707, covering All Sec. 25, T. 14 S., R. 5 W., S. L. M., 640 and Serial acres; 065708, covering All Sec 26, T. 14 S R. 5 W., S. L. M., 640 acres; and Serial 066540, covering WV4-E" EttW. SEHNE, E4SE Sec, 27; NHNEV., NENWH Sec. 34, T. 3 S.. R, 1 W-- , 3- - L, M., 560 acres. The Department has classified the land as proper for acquisition under Section 7 of the Taylor Grazing Act, and opened it to selection by the State, subject to compliance with the laws and regulations governing selections under the Act of July 16, 1894, and acts supplemental and amendatory therato. The application was llowed Oct,' 18, 1949. Any and all persons claiming the land adversely or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land or for any other reason should file their protest In this office during the period of publication or before final approval. Failure to so protest within the time specified will be consdered sufficient evidence of the character of the land, and the selection, being otherwise free from objection win De approvea to the State. Ernest E. House, Manager. Dates of publication: October 27, November 3. 10 17 and 24. 1949! In The Times-New- s, Nephi, Utahi -- maker and when it comes to winning blue ribbons for Nobody can judge values like a confine foods at lower prices, O. P. SKAGGS SYSTEM STORE leads the field. We win your to Is In make store our you geared fidence and you win high quality foods. Every department In on today. a champ among thrift cooks, so come home - LB 711 O LEO BUTTER LARGE PKG 29c 26cl SWEET DREFT SIXTEEN MOTHERS OATS PKG WITH ALUMINUM gCQuity or Less 3 cans 43c CORNED BEEF HASH ieeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ONIONS - - 50 lbs 2.50 5 CARROTS - - lbs e POTATOES - 50 ibf 1.50 5 TURNIPS 2 lbs 13c No. 1 - 2 LBS 1JC CRANBERIES lb 27c PEARS OPS "SBfffflB3Bl w 1 I ( lb 3Qc PICNIC HAMS - Tender, Lean lb 55c NIPPY CHEESE A Real Buy POT ROASTS Lean, Juicy Economical lb HAMBURGER Freshly Ground lb 44c RIB STEAKS - Tender, boneless - - lb 55c 4e non-miner- al get a lot of benefit from the spending mines. It amounts to $75,000 a day for tools, Tomato Soup A ens AftfjDlMonte Pumpkin DelMnte Kraut 14C Spring Kist Peas can Canned Milk 4 ens 4JJc Fruit Cocktail 2 ens 45$ -- rn 1 1 supplies, ma- chinery, power and improvements!" CHUNK STYLE No. 2'2 size tins - ea. RED & RED & WHITE CORN Cream Style or Whole Kernel NNo.303 tins 2 FOR $gC RED & WHITE PEAS No. 2 tins 2 FOR 35c RED Q WHITE TOMATO JUIEC No. 2 tins 2 for 2ic Q OCEANSPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE NO. 303 TINS EACH 17 WALNUT MEATS - Light 14 lb cellopane pkg 25 - LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF 12 oz tins Each JQC SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR 4 pound bags Each 49 c RED 8 WHITE CURRANTS 1 oz packages Each 12C P 8C M SEEDLESS RAISINS 15 oz packages Each 1 2 s- -e 1 RA PH 'S MARKET STORES UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION Jge RED 8 WHITE OATS Quick or regular LARGE PKG. 32c YELLOWTAIL FLAKES1 .RC&fcGDS FOOD OR WHITE FRUIT COCKTAIL 16 oz tin Ifcc RED & WHITE STARCH Corn or Gloss 1 lb packages 2 FOR 23C SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING pint 29 C quart 45c RED 8 WHITE IODIZED SALT 26 oz pkg qc "Utah businets men done by Utah metal RED e WHITE MIXED VEGETABLES No 2tins RED 8 WHITE CATSUP 14 oz bottIe t$c RED 8 WHITE PINEAPPLE SLICED FROZEN FOOD CENTER fc 25c |