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Show THE Page Eight most of the money wag bis savings from SO years cn bis milk route. Part cf the money consisted cf an inheritance, he said. Police confiscated f 155 the betting slips' total as evidence and returned the remainder cf the cash of and $1,700 in checks to Willingar. Officers said that one notation In CINCINNATI After five years Vr'Ulinger'a possession showed a cf descending enrollments, high school graduates and Korean vet- woman owed him $300, which be erans entering colleges and univer-aitie- s said was for mUk delivered to her have created a small upward home. Willlnger said he didn't have swing in student numbers during federal gambling-tastamp. "I 1953. A report covering statistics from don't gamble, so I don't need one." A few days after Lis arrest, the E21 approved universities and four-yeman who didn't trust banks de94 cent cf all per colleges cided bis money would be safer institutions on regional and national associations' accredited lists with a banking firm after an. stuIndicates 1,295,331 dents and a grand total cf 1,727,023 and part-timstudents. Commies Acknowledge This represents an Increase of 2.2 Invitation and l.S per per cent in LONDON Moscow scientists recent in grand-tota- l students above 1932 figures. Over a period of the cently acknowledged an invitation from Columbia University in New inlast 20 years, stitutions have gained considerably York, and said It indicated "proover those privately supported. gressive American" are worried Public universities last fall had about the freedom of their scientists. In New York, a Columbia about 63 per cent of the said the Invitation was 60 and about per cent of the grand-tota- l spokesman sent In May 1950, to hundreds of students. One factor in the increase is that learned societies and institution Korean War veterans have been around the world, including 70 in Communists countries. turning to the campus in larger numbers than expected. However, Through Radio Moscow, the Sothe 117.148 Korean vets in college viet Academy of Sciences laid that under Public Law 550 and another it had been invited to take part in Columbia's 200th anniversary cele1,472 under the disability provisions bration next year, on the theme: of Public Law 894 are outnumbered by World War II GI'i still "Man's right to knowledge and the free use thereof." taking courses. Alexander N. Neesmewanov, Evening schools on the level show only slight president of the Soviet academy decreases on the whole, those with said that the wording of the invienrollments of more than 5,000 intation showed "the grave concern dicate a 4.1 per cent loss. which progressive Americans feel attendance at universities located about the freedom of scientists in in larger cities remained virtually their country." e unchanged, although their students fell S.I per cent be- IS. DERVICX j CeSfage numbers On Increase Ai'ier Period ! ! Decline x ar full-tim- full-tim- e e e full-tim- e public-supporte- d full-tim- e college-universit- y Full-tim- e part-tim- low last year. Educational leaden believe that the present trend and the Increase In births in the nation will bring more significant increases in 1900 and may bring double the number of students now on campuses to colleges by 1970. Milkman With Heavy Role Accused Bookie llce 1 (fJEPIll Below ihe Bell Jack Berwick was hostess LOS ANGELES Scientists are to the Ladies Literary Club Monto remove all stops in preparing IL StanMrs. James day evening. ley, club president, was in charge the war on the pesky housefly. A of the mettins. Song of the month new scier.uac attack will be "Mother" was conducted by Mrs. launched to hit the little insect Robert Winn. Collect was read where it hurts him most below by Mrs. A. V. Gadd. the belt. After the business matters were The new offensive is designed to taken up, Mrs. Lester Asher was find out how the fly converts his in charge of the following program: food into and energy Miss Carolyn Sparks, daughter of When these facts are Mr. and Mrs. Clark bparks played material. scientists will know known, fully Reselections. accordian three where and how to hit to ports were given by members who exactly attended the tirst Nebo District do the most damage. It has already been discovered of Women's Federated clubs con vention held in Spanish Fork on that the fly has pepsin in his April 21th, and a very instructive system. This is an enzyme that and interesting talk on "Family helps animals digest Money" was given by Ucfcll II. proteins. Previously it was taken Jensen. Twenty three members for granted that Insects do not were present. Jwo new membrs, Mrs. Harry Foote and Mrs. James have pepsin. The significance of the pepsin II. Eagar, were welcomed into the Is that It means there discovery club. is actually less difference between flies and higher animals than preMrs. g meat-eatin- g viously realized. If this is true, science says, the housefly is indeed vulnerable to new and different forms of chemical attack. In addition to the pepsin discovery, another scientist says that he has determined the steps by which houseflies break down carbohydrates. This involves a aeries of chemical changes and science may destroy the fly by the use of a simple substance affecting one or more of these changes. It has been realized for some time that DDT and other components cow in use will not exterminate the fly population. Actually, sclenca doesn't even know how DDT and other chemicals work. They do know that the fly has become increasingly resistant to these chemicals. 20TII CENTURY CLUB .MEMBERS GUESTS AT REID HOME - Pigeon Makes Safe Flight With Money nnw JERSEY CITY, I , N. J.- -A Jania, a pink-toe- - IN NEPHI I pub- orange-eye- d g above. - program of songs, dances and readings will be presented by students from the kindergarten thru the fifth grades on Friday, May 7th at 1 m. at the Nephi Elementary school. Parents and friends of the students are invited to attend this free presentation in which approximately 500 students will participate. 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Edmunds. at $40.00 flOM MOTHS CAN M)f fOt Streamlined modern in A matched Americ IAHU Walnut. Sel ARE TILLERS tlF MERRY TILLER 3 modern home with utility hot water heater, coal stoker and furnace. Carpeted. See Mrs. Ray Blackett or pohne 219W is a machine that can be converted to plow - L FOR SALE Onion Plants Mrs. Earl Nielson, phone 256W. inq, harrowing, weed ing and many other room poch, . uses by simple HOUSE FOR SALE Large See Marie good location Bowers at 263 North 2nd West. lot, f a ' i S, at- - fachments. "i f FOR SALE Twin Tubs; One IT'S STILL THE BEST enamel monkey stove with One kitchen sink Call May Petty Very reasonable white water jacket; at 573J. FOR SALE Bendix Automatic Washer in good condition Phone 266M. COMING dinner MAY 8th A big for everyone Time, 7:00 Cost , $2.00 per family at the Fourth m. m mm mm m m m J trs Uf tins TILLERS ONLY, BUT remembered. Daughter Pat and family of FOR RENT "Hi V above to friends and relatives for their kindnesses in our behalf following the death of our mother and sister. Your kind expressions of sympathy will be always " SQA95 W I8ih Century Miho. ny chest. Drawer in base, simulated drawers y, 5 awn , V ... . T( .v MACHINE IN ITS CLASS ASK FOR A DEMONTRATION CHAPMAN FUBNITUHE Nephi Utah Phone 300 mwmmm I SiTanw-- mm U m its a, , strike. Ua never received his par, Da-vi- es said, and was accused of not being on the Job. Instead of protesting, he walked away, disgusted. Thirty years is a long time," he wrote, "hut knowing America as I do, I wouldn't be surprised to Cad letter with that sum ($3) in the mailbox one morning." Instead of instituting a costly research of department rolls, Mul-ral- n wrote a personal check, based on current pay for New York It amounted to f 13. When informed that the check was on its way, and was three tunes as much as he expected. Davits exclaimed: "Just like an sanl-tationme- --r- jgc ENGAGEMENl i Division of Kenecott Copper Corporation. Elvon Orme. KSL Farm direct or, will talk to Mr. Bradford about the recommended range program for cattle and sheep moving from winter to summer ranges. On Monday, Mav 10, Dr. George F. Knuowlton, USAC Extension entomologist, will discuss the first application of the season of insect control sprays for lygus bugs and seed chalcid in Utah alfalfa fields. On Thursday, May 13. James A. Hooper, secretary of the Utah Wool Growers association will be on the program to speak about the wool market. after ha arrived here. It lingered la his memory until he finally set a, SLIPS V ' per j down and wrote Andrew W. Mul-ralNw York sanitation commissioner end explained. Thirty years ago, shortly after arriving in America, be said, he took a Job "shoveling snow around Dalancey Street for 10 hours at 50 cents an hour, because the Wilkes-BarrPa., coal mine where ha worked regularly was closed by a w .J i SALT LAKE CITY Mark Bradford, prominent Spanish Fork Columbia sheep breeder, will be interviewed next Friday, May 14, on KSL's "This Business of FarmThe program is ing" Program. at 12:15 sponsored each week-da- y on KbL Radio by the Utah Cop- NEW YORK A Britisher with a long memory found out recently that Americans are still as typical as they were 80 years ago. Daniel J. Davies, now 60 and an employee of the London Electricity Board, came to America in 1824 and returned to England in 1633. H never forgot, however, an experience that happened shortly 3 'JT-- FARM PROGRAM Q.'l Overdue Check -- r Y GRADUATION WEDDING V ANNIVERSARY BIRTHDAY SHEEP BREEDER TO DISCUSS RANGE See you there Ward Hall. Long Memory Gets fte? , A p. m. Sri fi'f!l WONDERFUL 6IFTI appreciation bird fluttered home safely after a 198 mlla flight from Washington a 11,000 bill taped to her leg. If Jania had landed anywhare along the route or If the bill had coma loose and drifted down, it would have been the undisputed property of anyone who found it. A tape corporation sponsored the flight to prove that it had enough confidence In the adhesive qualities of its cellophane tape to bet $1,000 that a atrip of the tape would hold out throughout the trip. The $1,000 finders-keep- s bill was considered public property durintf the flight, a spokesman said. Jarde arrived at her Jersey City loft two hours and thirty minutes after being released from the 12th floor of a Washington hotel. Jania was released by her owner, William Indyk, a furniture salesman and president of the New Jersey Concourse Association, a pigeon-raisingroup. ., ( Church league Softball practice will be held Thursday evening for all under 17 years of age; and on Friday evening for Lhose 17 and CARD OF THANKS We desire to extend licity stunt, with $1,000 riding on the flight of a racing pigeon, proved a success here. U I Nephi Items To Strike Housefly LITERARY CLUB On Thursday evening, April 29 the 20th Century Club met at the The home of Mrs. J. E. Ileid. evening was taken up by a review "Remember These of the book Things" by Paul Harvey, which wa9 ably given by Mrs. J. Walter Paxman. Eddie Iciokenbacker, in his in troduction of the book, requested that every good American read the book, and also that it be placed in every school, high school A spiritual theme and college. runs through the entire book showing that man has invented Almost 20 Years he has just discovered nothing things. The book is a penetrating For $10 Burglary analysis of the changing character Elvis T. of the American people. BELLEVILLE, III. Watson, 61, who had served almost 20 years in prison for a $10 burI'm" glary, was freed by Circuit Judge Edward F. Baries who laid the punishment "was far greater than CUT RATE AGAIN CUTS THE the crime deserved." PRICES on farm gasoline for delNow only 23c Release of Watson concluded a ivery in Ncphi. Call 526. year-lonfight by Attorney P. C. gallon Otwell of Belleville, who cam4 room modern FOR RENT paigned for him after a minister home with bath located at 217 to called his attention the case. North 2nd West. Contact Mrs. Watson was serving an indefinite Carl Snow or 129J. phone term of not less than one year for the $10 burglary of a New Athens, 40 gallon elect-IllFOR SALE store in November 1953. ric water heater. Priced right Call for a quick sale Watson wept in court when the nd iow information. for 3t3 judge ordered two prison guards to release him Asked if he was NEW FARM GASOLINE PRICE bitter, he replied: "No, Judge. Delivered in Ncphi 23c gallon I'm going to do my best to be a Cut Rate Gas & Call 526 good citizen." oil. SHOP AND SAVE !J .I p (iOSTESS TO LADIES g LOUISVILLE, here recently arrested a milkman who was carrying a wad of bills that would choke a cow. They said he was delivering form sheets along with the milk and taking beta on horses. Oscar V. WiUInger. 87, whose pockets yielded (7,300 in cash, some checks, betting slips and milk bills, according to police, said he Just didn't trust banks. He admitted "taking a few bets" but said Ky.-Po- Science Gels Sel 6th. 1954 May Thursday. UTAH NEPHI, TIMES-NEW- n. Americaa." Smart Folks Ploy ' Spain The msyor of the town of Navalcan is out to swing compulsory education. 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