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Show UTAH UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, THE READER'S COURTROOM It Was Wrong Time By Will Bernard, LL.B. Is a Passenger to Blame For Taking the Driver's Mind Off His Driving? - He Didn t Radioactivity Wotch ay w S d. X-ray- LAST SSWORD PUZZLE projecting dancing rainspout girl 3. Poem 9. Plain, flat 4. Deity surface at 5. Capital base of of Guam room 6. Russian 10. Equipment II. Disclosed leader 12. Celestial 7. Halfpenny being (Eng.) 14. Incite 8. Raised 15. Bird (Fla.) 11. Plead 16. Cobalt 13 Somewhat (sym.) crazy 17. A native of 15. Breeze Georgia 20. Sign of Combat Bread Honest Loaf Better Than Usual Biscuit Theyve sounded taps for the traditional army it-rest its hard soul! and taken the wraps off a brand new, honest to gosh combat loaf of bread. This is but one of the culinary triumphs of a central quartermas ter depot here which is taking all the guesswork out of armed forces rations. Laboratory technicians, although they dont pretend they 111. biscu- can duplicate GI Joes home table, already have carried the art of prepared rations many strides since the end of World War II With war clouds hanging once more over the Pacific, the Associates Food & Container Institute, ' Inc. (bringing together army and private industry), is accelerating its research program to keep at least the stomachs of our soldiers contented. By the end of the last war, the army was turning out some 40 million rations a month. And yet a central laboratory, such as they have now, was some, two years in the process of being formed. As a result, millions of dollars were wasted on such nontested foods as the axle grease butter, which sent soldiers choking and cussing from Guam to Great Britain Now, thanks to this institute, ra could start rolling off pro- duction lines throughout, the coun try virtually overnight. You wonder about the .canned loaf of bread? This is something which defied the bakers of two world wars. Well, they not only have a 825 calory days supply of bread in one little can now, but five neat little table rolls in another. Variety of meat rations has been Increased from three at the beginning of the last war to nine. In eluded are such delicacies as chick en and rice, frankfurters and beans, ham and limas Our next generation of fighting men also seems due for a better cup of java in their foxholes. The least bit of moisture in the coffee powder used in World War II turned it to the general consisten cy of cement. Researchers think they have found a soluble coffee which will keep even under ad- verse conditions. 1. Maxim 2. A carved, I. Eager 5. Egyptian Army to Gel CHICAGO, DOWN ACROSS w (Syria) 30. 32. time implement 23. Musty 25. Poverty- - stricken 27. Metallic rock Part of a church 29. , International language Fruit of the bay tree 34. Half an em 35. Kind of yam (var.) 36. Falsehood 30. -- 37. Gaze Engravers tool 31. The white 22. Writing so-call- ed pheasants at 39. Unlocks 41. Wicked 42. Danger 43. Rational (4. Game fish poplar Skating areas Mass. Those in have yu yur barn mister are mighty smart, so says Prof B.' F. Skinner of Harvard. The professor has a flock of pigeons that play tunes on a piano, play table tennis, push buttons to get food, tell time, and understand changing colors like traffic lights. Dr. Skinner is using the pigeons to discover new methods for studying human behavior. He has arrived at the theory that reward is more effective than punishment. The birds have learned to peck signs labeled "yellow, green, blue, and red, always picking the proper sign when a light of the same color Is flashed on. He has taught pigeons to play a modified table tennis without net on a table. One pigeon, using his beak, tries to bat the ball past his opponent, Rallies sometimes go three or four shots though most are aces. CAMBRIDGE, eons 38. Topaz hummi- ng-bird 39. Sphere 40. Brain covering Large dnal But gentle rnN-i-ommended. works J bowel where It remov,,?. good food! You avoid tffi feeling. Use . raN-A-ui- ml'111 lem of handling and removing it. Three days of negotiations with the Russians followed. The Russians said it was a British responsibility, because the bomb lay in the British sector, but insisted the memorial must not be affected. German and British bomb experts advised that detonation at the spot would buckle the marble columns of the memorial, and recommended moving the bomb. Russian officers said moving the bomb would be dangerous. They asked British engineers to sign a guarantee that the memorial would not be damaged. The British insisted it could be moved safely and finally the Russians agreed to the attempt. British air force demolition men hooked a steel wire, 100 yards long, to the bomb at noon today and gingerly lugged it 200 yards farther away from the memorial. The Russian sentry quit his post in front of the memorial and hid behind its big columns while this was going on. The R.A.F. squad covered the bomb with several hundred sandbags and some bales of straw and hooked up a dynamite fuse. In midAn advanced lesson is to play afternoon they touched off the bomb. a tune on a piano of seven keys Its roar was heard for miles. By rewarding the pigeon when he strikes the keys in a certain sequence, Dr. Skinner and his assis- Court Room Game Allowed tants have taught pigeons to play To Answer Poker Question simple tunes such as Over the Fence is Out, Boys, and Take LYNWOOD, Calif. Justice of the Me Out to the Ball Game. Peace Ralph C. Dills was all for the experiment. He, like a great many other people, would like to Burglars Raid Chicago Home; know if poker is a game of chance, or skill. Loot Includes Kitchen Sink The judge' allowed three men, arCHICAGO, 111. Burglars who rested on suspicion of gambling, to broke into a south side home did stage a draw poker game in his very good job. In fact, they stole court in an attempt to prove its everything they could get their a game of skill. hands on, including the kitchen Two juries watched the game and sink. disagreed. The judge, disgusted aftHarry Schrober, a streetcar er the prosecution conceded there told police they also carted was no chance of obtaining a conaway a wash basin, mattress, tele- viction, finally dismissed the case. phone coin box, garbage burner and far as he is concerned the public grates from the ventilators. The vill have to struggle along withoul kitchen sink made the job complete. Hrg sure. Smart Pigeons Go to Harvard I reply t many Mew massive memorial the Russians erected in 1945, just inside the area which became the British sector, to Red army men who died in the storming of Berlin. The fuse was damaged, complicating the prob- 33. Afl&rmatlve ewJS Doctors say 1,000-poun- NO. 66 do-ch- their Pushing" In the atotnarh. n, 25. Seize 26. Evening (poet.) millions BERLIN, Germany There was one bomb in the center of Berlin that the Russians wanted nothing to do with in fact they insisted it was a British responsibility. Workmen restoring the old Tier-garteBerlins most famous park, d uncovered the relic of World War II. It lay just 150 yards from the equaled excellence 23. Customs 24. River Infinitive 21. Period of 28. o 18. Color 19. Merry 22. Of un- 28. Brood of because you Russian Sentry Hides as English Remove Big Bomb WEEK'S ANSWER be job! Very fine sand would be coated with these radioactive poisons and spread very thinly over the area where it was desired to wipe out life. The person in a poisoned area has no way of knowing that he is in danger either by the evidence of his senses or by any unsophisticated tests. He may receive a lethal dose of radioaction before he knows that he is endangered, and yet a few days later he may die. s. ,7 Paper'hl!.. , border. It must havp in warfare. w Evicted from their apartment, a young couple decided to move in with the husbands parents. When they got there, his mother met them sternly at the door. You are she said to her son, welcome, but you to the daughter-in-laThe can go somewhere else. An could spread over a city and kill its population by radioactivity without the noisy warning of an atomic bomb says Dr. Louis N. Ridenour, dean of the University of Illinois graduate school. What would be done would be to collect the debris of smashed uranium atoms from atomic furnaces in which fissionable material was being burned. About a dozen of these fissionable products would be . useful . . . and youth stayed; his wife left the end of that was the beginning the girl of their marriage. 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