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Show Weivi-'jiMinipUJC tLW-- i a Friday, January 30, 1S4B Irked by Exams, Students Sport Beards In Protest fltEtZIN' REASON NEW YORK il'Pi nates, at Columbia Uiutorgra-- University aren't taking this term's final examinations sitting down A self stvled Tovoluuonuiv movement" is lousing college nten to action to convince au ithorities that the thiee-houtests aie tin lust. The rebels, who are called "Wilting Whiskers," are growing hoards duting the ten ciav examination period as a protest. Stalwaits ot the group had that the spectacle of so many unshaven laces would l'oice the administration to revise the piosont examination setup. The dean promises to cottier with student representatives about the problem. "That is, after this term's examinations," he chuckled r tcou! Tok your ,!me n win,er Ploin dippery. And that' l don. i ore driving too foil. So ,M when you conform to the con-- 3 your ipeed to the unexpected. rood. ,,,,0 of the ! ihe road ahead, so BP your mind on for that emergency oround ,mll he ready i !(,, r.ex' comer. You con t stop on on is' Preparedness during the winter in case the snow gets too deep lor motorized apparatus. (kmc THREAT TO CASUAL DRIVING your club through your efforts the welfare of our community. As a fellow Jaycee member pleased with in 1 behalf am of very the judges selection of the man for the KEY AWARD OF OUR CLUB. REEVES GORDON REEVES and COAL FEED li.i.i'-- i' r,d Met vv Princess Elizabeth Gets Wedding Doll BELLEVUE, O. I UP) A Warrant Recalls min- iature doll of Princess Elizabeth in her wedding dress is on its way to Her Highness the work of Mrs. Carl Famulare whose hobby it is to make bridal dolls. After studying photographs of the royal wdding, Mrs.. Framu-- j late worked eight bouts daily foi 10 days completing the rep- lica of Elizabeths gown in min- iature. She used more than 3.000 tiny pearls and beads, sewing them on with the finest thread and needles procurable. Under the gown, made to fit an eight-incunbreakble doll. Mrs. Kramulare oven fashioned a slip, brassiere and mod panties. Crossed Wires Give Vets Merry-Go-Roun- Ride d That CAMDEN, N. J. I UP) in the electrical, " ,f7 .N .i t h Main It Phone 1 SS-V- - For correct information contact your near Mt VETERANS ADMINISTRATION office 7. "HURRY ON DOWN" for THKSI-- J Mr. INDIANAPOLIS (UP) A black MARRYTOWN, O. UP) cat wandered up to the porch at and Mis Claude Williams have the home of Mrs. Ceeile Yotk. an old copper com, about the She let it in the house and found size ol a quarter and no thicker atound its neck with this in- than a dime, vvhkh they believe vvas in use in Fgvpl some 2,200 set iption: "Eleanor Bauble, 284 Kenyon yea is ago. i Berkeley 8, : "Request For OI. DIES ARE GOING FAST Rhumba A ; California. The coin compares identically Mrs. York is trying to find out where the cat came from. She with descriptions in an old ol a coin called the doubts that it walked all the Welsh Bible Ptolemy I It has Ihe head of vav Irom Calitoinia. Woman Pioneer Recalls Early Days In West ltolemv i with a hand around his head on one side and a proud eagle on the other. Williams had the coin Dhio who believed the coin was Washington State woman made on the island of Cyprus has spent all but two of her 80 during the Phoenician occupayears in the region celebrated tion. The authorities thought her birthday with two parties lettering on Ihe coin was from and a lot of reminiscing. the ancient Sanskt it. Mrs. Ella T. Barrows, horn in h-- SEATTLE ! A (UP) University-authori-wj10ltie- v "Dont You Weep Anymore Darlin Johnny Bond The Road Is Way Too Long Six More Miles 'rite Drunken Driver Spado Easley "Just An Old Love Of Mine "A Chocolate Sundae On A Doris Day Saturday Night Je Vous Aime "After Graduation Day AND MANY OTHERS WHII Eddy Duchin THEY LAST E 50c Beehive Coal & Appliance Had the warrant served its purpose, the bloody end of the Dalton gang at Coffeyville, Kan., may never have come to pass. Fitted into historical records of the outlaws, the w'arrant shows that a U. S. deputy marshal wandered from place to place for tw'o months in an effort to serve the warrant. The warrant charged Bob Dalton, Emmett Dalton, Grat Dalton and five others with the $11,000 robbery of a Weljs Fargo Express Co. office at Red Rock, Okla. Report Tells Story The marshal was Bill Tiigh-man- , as a whose reputation competent law officer was widespread. In August, 1892, a U. S commissioner lor the Oklahoma Territory handed him the warrant. What happened during the next two months is not known but for a report scrawled on the warrant, and signed by Tilgh-man- . It $ays: . . . endeavored with great diligence to execute the same by proceeding to the Creek (Indian) Nation and divers other places and hereby make due return hereon'as not being able to find the within defendants." Shooting Recalled On Oct. 5, 1892, the Daltons rode into Coffeyville. Bob and Emmett visited the First Na- DEPARTMENT RECORD 50-10- SATURDAY BUDGET STRETCHERS WE STRIVE TO PLEASE at prices that satisfy and with service that satisfies. . . . With food that satisfies We have the brands vou want . . . at prices that save. isit jour O. I. S. food store ... Farmwive who ave every drop of used kitchen fat help Induetry make oap, medicine and count- ies other everyday needed on the farm. preparations tional bank, and escaped with At the same time, Grat Bill Dalton, with henchmen Powers and Dick Broadvvell. went to the Condon National Bank. There a teller stalled them long enough for Coffeyville citizens to be alerted. surA party of vigilantes rounded the bank. The Daltons were trapped. Powers and Broad wl) reached their horses, and mounted, but wore cut down before they could get away. In the same alley, Bob and Grat Dalton were riddled with bullets as they vainly tried to reach their horses. Emmett Dalton, still in his tens, was ser' iously wounded. show residents Coffeyville visitors the alley where the furious shooting match took place. $23,000. Cut From DelMonte Lge. 2V2 can ROASTS, lb. IIv The Piece 1 CALAUOS 2 is-- - bunches Large Solid No. IL 2 69(5 10(5 Sliced or By The Piece Silver Bright SALMON, lb.- - 23(5 For An Economical Meal 1 LETTUCE FREE 12(5 PARKING IN REAR TONGUES USE OUR HEARTS u.270 REAR ENTRANCE PACKER MOTOR CO. 00 or more. Brigham City Rhone R1 Part Slab For Ihiking Med. Size. GRAPEFRUIT Whole or 150 BACON Mash RINK Seedless ALFRED Grade Beef Chuck COCKTAIL King Of Salad Fruits DOYLE ROYD A BEEF CARROTS IRA RONALD LEON LOWELL ne FRUIT V. S. No. Thanks for helping to make Brigham City a bigger and better place to live in. rveBr RECORDS COLUMBIA California Cat Turns Up Copper Coin Believed On Indianapolis Porch 2,200 Years Old Avo., SPECIAL VAIENTINE focilitiet for education and recreation are many for U. S. Army ond U. S. Air Force Rcgulors in Koica. Thiv view Shows o group of soldiers combining both in on informative sightseeing tour cf Korea's royol tombs, where ore buried imourtant kings dating bock to 1392 when the Li dynasty Vui established HM we will deliver all orders of ? '"Zen o IT! ALL i al HAVE TREE i BM-T- inov e fui w nrd w tl Phone your news to No. - YES Small 7m EKZiWf UtflHMIi VJfiStE ItPVK f TIME UMiTC EftjM THAT DATE. 11 seven-jear-ol- WE Be hieh it Illinois, came west with her to San Francisco when Stamp Collectors Rally family Sanguinary End she was two years old. That vvas To Invalid Young Of Dalton Boys in 1870. The family traveled on the Union Pacific Railroad one Evansville, Ind. (UP) RichTULSA, Okla. ( UP) A p'iece jetir after its completion. Later Marshall's stamp collection ard of paper now in the hands of a they moved to Washington is growing fast. Tulsa man has added a new lad was The chapter to the saga of the Dalstricken with rheumatic fever. A ton Boys, one of the old Wests News-Journlocal newspaper carried an item Classifieds most notorious robber gangs. ' on his illness and said his chief Get Results The paper is a warrant fori hobby is his stamps. the arrest of the three Dalton Since then he has received Farmhand is Fat Used . brothers and five of their cbm-more than 150 letters, each conpanions wh blazed a trail '' of ' and Makes Soap, Too! stamps taining between from nearly 50 different stage, train and bank robberies across Oklahoma and Kansas. KLEENEX Store May But We Have -- MAY The tenants will continue to have elediie light, plumbing, watet and heat, tlmmgh llexihle fixtuies. O. DEE LUND This 2.m;Bt COoMlfl)FimaiAs I CONGRATIONS TOILET TISSUE n. tin'll WtatH The ti ip .(cross the highway rnbably will take several days, with the building moving tour .4 in ,.b c.: t" n mmrti's mid ion standing still for an hour or two while vvoikmcn reset the more than 1,0110 steel toilets on e woodpeckers. AND "I JULY eh full-'size- alone In the United States there are 50 different kinds of DEL RICH i hi livv.iy sunn bills I d plumbing and heating systems had seven former C.Is running around in circles. in a The veterans charged federal court suit- that if lights went out in one home the owner would have to dash into a neighbor's house to put in a new fuse. One veteran said his oil humor failed to furnish him hot water, but kept his next-well supplied, door neighbor Others said faulty plumbing in in one house caused failure another. They sued to compel Benja-- ! min R. Donolow and his parents, Israel and Tillie Donolow, to straighten out the comedy of errors in the homes they bought from them. The suit finally was withdrawn after an settlement. PINEAPPLE II 1 will s move rp'-v-n- criss-cross- MARSHMALLOWS M Mils .mo ; I Thi city announced plans I" a tour stoty brick apartment building to make way foi new road wotk. Limit Not Reached The automobile industry has been able thus far to ignore the By ROY J. FORREST small demand for a light ear because the limit has not been United Press Staff Correspondent reached in the publics ability sitDETROIT ( UP I Automobile to pay higher prices. The almost could p uation change coss are reaching a ov ernight. point where the average motorist vvill have to think twice beRefiners, in announcing price fore taking his family on the cite higher prices for hikes, usual Sunday drive into the crude oil, increased labor costs country. and the unbalance between the rec-oiDoubled up keep costs and m- - supply of petroleum and a demand for fuel. ct eases averaging more than 40 If the fuel situation gets out petcenl m auto purchase, gasoline and oil prices since 1941 of hand, the alternative to light ate beginning to put a crimp in car production would be the marketing of more efficient enmuch pleasure and other ungines and better fuels for presnecessary driving. cars, but there are The auto inflation is getting ent more and more attention. When strong barriers. Recently, C. F. Kettering, forthe ptiee situation gets critical, mer chief of research for Genauto manufacturers may be eral Motors anCorporation, forced to turn out new ears feanounced successful tests of a turing economy in operation. new engine So far, only the nation's moless tor clubs have protested publi- which requires fuel than the current convencly to the petroleum and auto industries and tne government. tional engine. Gasoline Prices Soar Would Conserve Fuel Recent increases in fuel puces Kettering said the engine have stimulated motorists to promises to conserve fuel and think about mileage more than save the motoring public upever before. wards of $1,000,000,000 a year in In 50 cities over the country, gasoline costs. the price of regular gasoline But the engine requites a spehas climbed steadily' from an cial fuel called triptane, availaverage to about 26.9 able now only in experimental cents a gallon in two years. It quantities. Its commercial man-ti- t e:!() cents and act ure would entail expendihigher in some places. ture of billions of dollars for Auto makeis, taking their cue new refining plants and distrifiom oil scarcity talk by the re- bution outlets. finers, speculate about Triptane has a far greater t motor oil. engine gasoline and rating than There have been four general the expensive warincreases this year. plane fuel of World War II. An Tax collections on motor ve-- I idea of costs can be gained hides also have risen from $2,-- from the fact that one plant, 147,000,000 in 1941 to an estimawhich has made 40,000 barrels ted S2, 91 1,000,000 in 1947. Auto of gasoline daily durrepair, storage and parking bills ing the war, cost $100,000,000. laee-trini-- Glens t .um.s Motorists May Have To Curtail Trips Unless Lighter Cars Arrive anti-knoc- and You have brought honor to yourself w t 50-ce- 0. DEE LUND Make Journey ... c lS.T-een- t Sincere Congratulations Brick Apartment House. Troths To one-thir- BOSTON (UP) box sleighs and fire hoises are held ready by Boston firemen jf Time Out for Tours in Korea for U. S. (USING AUTO COSTS OFFER FOOD STORES |