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Show LEW FKEE PRESS. LEW. UTAH Postal Union Norway's Small Navy The United States nd England are members of the Universal Postal Union, which standardizes rates of postage betwen nations. While the general postage rate on letters to foreign countries Is flTe cents for the Erst ounce or fraction, we have established a three-cerate for pnost countries on the American con tinents, aa well, as for Spain and Spanish possessions. Great Britain 5ias the iree-cen- t rate for most of the British empire. The present navy of Norway If designed only for coast defense ant numbers but 1,200 officers and met, although her merchant marine la the fourth largest in the world. Ta maintain thia floating empire, whlca. Is vital to her economic welfare, tba nation has never resorted to arm. In modern times it has taken part in only one major conflict, the Napoleonic wars. Train Angers Elephant Radium by Sound 1 Speaking of Sports 1 Bicycle Bob to Race Champ in 20 Round Meet OUESTIOX-OF-HOl'R- Do You Know? Sl a ' - How Much Does College Cost? i "I nt By ROBERT McSHANE ' .Released by Western Newspaper l'uur..i present breathing spell in heavyweight circles will end any day now when the publicity tomtoms start thundering out their balheavylyhoo for the Pastor-Louiweight championship fight m Detroit September 20. Bicycle Bob is going to get one inure chance with the Brown Bomber. His first opportunity came on January 27, 1937, in New York, when Louis won the decision after 19 rounds in which Pastor's sole strates gy was well-planne- retreat. It was d awesome spectacle, to say the least. Bob managed to keep well out of striking distance, leaving both dignity and his opponent as far back of him as the ring ropes would allow. The Detroit bout is scheduled to go 20 rounds. Jimmy Johnston, Pastor's canny manager, insisted on it fur reasons best known to himself. indicates that he His insistence plans another footrace, and wants as much time as possible in which his fighter will have a chnr.ee to wear Joe down and tire him out. Other fighters have tried to keep out of Joe's range, but have been singularly unsuccessful. The hrnwn boy from down Alabama way has overtaken and tagged each one of them. Joe is popularly supposed to have picked up a few pointers from Pointers which Henry Armstrong. will help him overtake the tleetest. an Pastor's Alibi Wm ?f Vi4vvL f-f-i ft i rst your l.nouledf ol siorts. Allow limits for each torrct'l urnucr. A toir of liH is fair: c'.'H, nooil : uiii UK I -' V -- rxt I'llfitt. This California lighter, a disciple of Yoga, ancient science of exercises, will meet Tony Galen- to in a heavyweight bout in Philadelphia September 7. Who is he? 2 What was the score of the 1939 Rose Bowl football game? 3 The National league record for pitching consecutive hitless innings is i. Who holds it? 4 What American tennis dou bles team ranked No. 1 last sea Wit 1 ; miym, ? T. . i i.. 3 . A 1 'y i .? 1 5" 5 iiHiittiwwri d '' SSatiiiK tev. f- - ' " -- -'I J HAT will it cost to send your son or daughter to college? Last year (iOO University of Minnesota students were asked to keep budget books by the Northwestern National Life Insurance company. Their findings may help il you add or deduct for climate, size of college and size of city. Outside tuition (which ran S11.07 per month for women, and $12.33 for men) average monthly costs were S59.70 for women and $56.54 n coeds spent S80.G0 per month; out of town men, for men. $84.90. Students living at home spent about half that much. Conclusion: n students spend $18 to $21 a month more than students living 21-:- ' i Out-of-tow- son? rivalry that existed between Johnston and Mike Jacobs, both of whom were seeking to control boxing in i BzMT"''' ":"""'"r" "ijgp", SI" I & tn SO New York. Jacobs' future plans were built around Louis, and Johnston knew that if Louis looked bad in the fight it would be a direct blow at Jacobs. The nlan, if such there was, worked out in pretty fair fash- ion. Louis muffed every opportunity to catch Pastor and knock him out. The fight demonstrated that he didn't know how to carry the attack to an opponent. Though Pastor was a laughingstock, Louis dropped a few points in the public's estimation. Too, there is the chance of a reverse strategy. In view of the previous fight, and taking the 20 rounds into consideration as merely a bluff, Johnston might send Pastor out lunging at the sound of the opening bell. In that case the spectators would be sure of getting home early. Louis will merely refuse to camwith the Johnston-Pasto- r paign. y It wasn't long ago that Gene sang Bob's praises. Albeit with reservations. The former champion gave Pastor credit for being able to think, and called him the only one of today's heavyweights with even an outside chance of beating Louis. Tun-ne- Lacks a Punch Other experts blow hot and cold over the young New York battler mostly cold. He is fast, shifty and But he hasn't a dangerous punch. And to step into the ring against Louis minus a lethal wallop is tantamount to roping a wild bull with a daisy chain. Manager Jimmy was as happy as a diplomat with a new umbrella when his man went the route with Louis. That's one reason why the next fight is likely to pursue the same lines. Bob hasn t the punch ing power to trade with the champ, s nnd unless he away from Joe he seems doomed to end up in the canvas in an early round. Promoter Jacobs says the fight will draw $800,000 at the gate, and early in August claimed to have irders for more than 1,000 seats at 27.50 per copy. Professor Jacobs s undoubtedly optimistic, but the light will have a good box office. Detroit is one of the best sport towns of the nation, and the event will !raw heavily from Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Cleveland and other large cities of the surrounding area. Even the loser's end of the purse will be big money, and that is very fortunate for Bicycle Bob. It may be his last chance to cut into the heavy swag. ring-wis- e. back-pedal- II lor For Accordion. See Vic Smith at the I tali Music Co.. 16.1 KaM Mroadwar Salt Lake t itv. I tah Utah's historic and romantic, dining and the mouth of dancing spot located at Built In 1HS1 by Hilt Cottonwood canyon. hriirham Younir Come out and enjoy at deliiihtfully cool evenini with mtuio by food in Salt Lake Is served by The MAYFLOWER CAFE at 154 South Main POPULAR PRICED I .uicheims. 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In fact, he wasn't sure he could name even one better gardener. "I've always considered DiMaggio one of the greatest, and this year he's shown the hitting power everyone expected from him Joe DiMaggio the first two." President Ed Bar row of the Yankees, when told of the supposed remark, said: "That's a foolish statement for old Spoke to make. I've been watching them come and go longer than he has, and as a matter of fact, he can name just one better fielding outfielder than DiMaggio is today. That was Speaker, himself." But Tris recovered promptly, saying he thought Joe the best of today's outfielders, even though he hasn't had much chance to see the National leaguers in action. Perhaps Tris made the remark. Chances are he made some such statement during an unguarded moment, exaggerating it for the sake of argument. Speaker's chief complaint was supposed to have been that DiMaggio doesn't play in close enough. With a couple of men like Frankie Crosetti and Joe Gordon in front of him, Joe might well take things easy with a comfortable seat in the bleachers. No. SALTAIH of Great Salt Lakt THRILL DINING r UN K1DKS Kcanonable Kates: day f urnUhrd (!ompletelf Temple, Salt Lake. k fiom Temple. rtk or mouth. lilt MMO!. TO K. driven cars faster than 300 miles per hour are British subjects. They are Sir Malcolm Campbell, Capt. George Eyston and John Cobb . . . The oldest sports contest at the present time is the Cambridge-Oxforboat race. Starting in 1829, the two British universities have met 90 . National hockey league times . owners would like to add St. Louis If the 1939 to their circuit Notre Dame football team maintains the cycle established 30 Elmer ago, Layden will have years an undefeated team this fall. 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He must defeat Galento, Pastor and Nova before he gets another chance at Champion Joe Last fall, Louis more than 2,000 high schools, too small to footsupport ball teams, played . radium had been thrown away by mistake at a British hospital with surgical dressings that had served their purpose. The dressings found their way to an incinerator, and tha ashes were in turu scattered on a cinder road. With the aid of a counter, or the kind used to detect cosmic rays, the radium was at last recovered. Radium shoots off rays which ionize or electrify the surrounding air. can ba mada This electrification audible In the form of a click. Tha search for radium was undertaken with such a clicking detector. HOTELS Sport Shorts . The London correspondent of tha Journal of the American Medical Association reports that after a search lasting eight years eight milligrams of radium In tha form of needles have been recovered. Tha at home. What heavyweight championship light drew gate receipts of more than S2.000.000? Ansueis al bottom of column. 5 . Of course, Pastor has an alibi for the 1937 shambles. Or at least the voluble Johnston has one for him. At the time of the light Pastor was more or less a stooge because of the an elephant or a mall trail would have the risht of way in near Kampala, Uganda, wa doubt for a while, recently, and the beast proved a poor but fighting loser. According to the engineer's re-- i port, the elephant persisted In run-- j "I niiig in front of the engine. Founded the whistle several times," he said, "but the elephant continued on the track increasing its speed. When the engine nearly reached it the elephant turned and moved slowly off the track. As the engine was passing slowly It screamed and made a grab for my first fireman The fireman fell down on the foot plate. My second fireman lay down on the tender. They were both very frightened, and on reaching Kampala the first fireman reported sick." Whether n 1 ItI A.J 'a (.ft lilt results ol Thirtv Yea is of y V.'.N r. Week No. M3J SALT LAKr. 1(11 |