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Show ,r it Beach Days Edition BOX ELDER NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, Sept 5, 1951 lady liberty Welcome Ind. (W) Its , PLYMOUTH, better than a cannon pointing at my house, was Bussell Ileis-lei'- s reaction when told the ctfy Marshall courthouse county planned to install a replica of lawn across the street from his the Statue of Liberty on the home. n "IT ttnOLLofalOtohthe offers onllm. w r the Unlvtrilly i .I (Vv, P b y .' l tt M. a vu A tied opportunist for student of this Oreo. There ore advantage ond ben efltt at this outttanding state vnlver tty that con be found ot no other School In America. Make your fed plans at your state ichoeU I ' 1 Pnehmea leant. Ireehmen r Uppr-ClaMm- n tfUti Sept. r m f "VefifC ' fit ? f 11-- , I - Cartwright, gency treatment after he had tried to hifch a ride on a moving freight train and missed. told police he Cartwright wanted a ride to his Opportunity, Wash., home 10 miles away. He ended up taking a bus home from the hospital. Cartwright told officers he often rode home at the railroads expense. ay y Sept. 94 f reversed an umpires decision in a Charleston Senator baseball game 24 hours after the game ended. Roger Wright, who was pitching for the Senators against the Dayton (O.) Clippers, claimed he was hit on the wrist by a pitched ball. The umpire, however, ruled that the ball nicked the bat, al though Wright extended a swol len wrist as evidence. pictures developed the next day showed the hurler had suffered a fracture of a small bone in the wrist He was sidelined for more than a week. y ams (gaGoge? BUGLER PUBLISHES BOOK, ANDYS EPIGRAM ti f A emer- CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP) An picture unofficially .1 ' Clarence A. was given Picture Upsets Umpires Decision M ineitter Sep. Claes Warfc Start (UP) 87, X-r- 17 tept. SPOKANE 80 YEAR OLD FORMER EDIT0R0F BOX ELDER Native Brighamite Honored Hitchhiker Tries To Jump Train 87-Year-- ' ; i 7Brighamv Andy Rosenbaum, contract to buy 10 or more poets. the of coneditor and native City books, he has sent to each Andy reports he i, Box Elder Bugle before the turn a free copy. He has iJ was recently trfbutorall the expense of the claim the honor of the century, borne live of Brigham CiS honored by the Los Angeles, himself. been raised and for his publication Calif. Manuscripters and a hale Is Epimost recent book, Andys Mr. Rosenbaum His' . is who nev- Street address grams. Los AngeC hearty Insurance man was in. He Inspired lives alone Andy compiled and published er was shut since the . S'. i If the book when he was over 80 to publish Souls Triumphant by mise of his wife. He v courage the for o to get in touch with 1 years of age. (Bits of philosophy, his admiration nonsense and verse, the epi- and faith of shut in poets he met old friends from her?1 , took It grams reflected the gay perso- and of whom he reads. him months of correspondence Saddest FUh nality of thlr author. Story in touch to A presentation was made Mr. and hard labor shut-i- get of the . poets. all PLYMOUTH, with Ind. m a pardinner a at Rosenbaum at It was purely a labor of love years saddest fish ty in Los Angeles with Mita a bit from John Kubley , Warn, president of the group, which may cost him quite easing his 25th blue the of from money. officiating. Excerpts his creel when the ha. and for $2.50 book sells Sadie The $0 P were read by Epigrams of all profits go to the Poets Ha- ped from his hands a Wells Patrick Stevens and Wells Sandie Mita Warn, AndyRosenbaum, Stevens, Patrick shut-ied Into the lake. Bell, clever husband and wife ven, a fund for aiding at dinner party of the California Manuscripters. radio team. Mr. Rosenbaum, once editor of the Brigham City Bugler, Andy Rosenbaum was one of was honored for his book Andys Epigrams. the organizers and one of the first officers of the Utah Press Fabrics Show association some 50 years ago. Depth; Crisp Lee Shlppey ,in his column, Off On Coats Vibrancy To Leeslde O L. A in the Los Angeles Times, said this: More than ever, this Fall, the New Fabrics Alexander Rosenbaum Is the of lends ' the fabric excitement a new Fall wardrobe publisher (Souls Triumphant) Sewing of fashion interest a focal point at home? Then look to the vi- and instead of charging the to new coats. brant fabrics featured for Au- (shut in) poets or getting them For shaggy textured fabrics tumn to assure fashion success like poodle cloth, wool with for that worthy, venture. nubby surfaces, fleeces, many iSf.KiUi with the look of fur, flannel in New for afternoon and town of textured are hair dresses the crisp grey, long every shade blended wools, velvety velour-styl- e fabrics that run the gamut from tweeds fabrics and plaids are used deep piles to rough-hewfor shortie and full length flar- and finely ribbed weaves. ed coats and even, most dramaForemost are the silk repps, tically, for newly revived fitted velvets, failles, ribbed crepes, fashions. tweedy all wools or blends and In fitted fashions, belts often jerseys and worsteds featured scene in vertable efprovide an extra nlpped-i- n fect to the waistline. Princess of colors that blend to perfecO SERVICE own tion with the season's styles in both single and ' versions are back. shades of the golden tones, deep And on all, the moulding lines reds, live blacks, coppers and of the coat are complemented greys. 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