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Show Friday, October The SUGAR HOUSE BULLETIN easy chairs at the capitol building drawing their full pay kfuing nothing. Perhaps we are wrung about that, however, for one of Utah's road commissioners, who should realize just what safety measures mean, is busy trying to squirm out of Tests by University Prove Fuel for Machines and Food for Humans Proan indictment in Idaho for fighting with a traffic officer who Safety Factor Can I ailed him for speeding. It's a good way to save money, duced in Abundance. Be Increased. though, cut the income of the small wage earner and let the WASHINGTON. d Rumania d officials draw their full pay. BERKELEY. CALIF. asthe A WEEKLY PUBLICATION Covering the Southeast Section of Salt Lake City PUBLISHED FRIDAY Mail Delivery of Rural Koutea I. II. 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TWO WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALE PRICE 23' keeps hands dean. tomed to doing things together. Now that they are married they have continued the habit for they gave birth to baby sons on the same day. The mothers are Mrs. Mavis Sutton, 25 years old; Mrs. Joyce Holland, 24, and Mrs. Doris Waters, 26. Mrs. Waters is really the aunt of the other two, being their father's sister, but all three have been reared together and known as sis- ters. They went to school together, to church together, and were married together. Cat Mother of 21, SUGAR HOUSE STORE 1045 EAST 21st SOUTH, Phone HY. 3062 . JS WASH. 153 Despite the fact that she's 12 yesrs old, Nigger, an alley cat that is the town's pet, keeps right on towsrd a record for cat motherhood. A recent litter of five brought the number of her kittens since the count began to 151 HOQUIAM, Washable, elas tic, gives firm, warm grip second only to the U. S. S. R. as a European producer of oil and other petroleum products. "During the World war, when ically bad drivers, similar tests also were made on a group of truck driv- German armies overwhelmed Ruers of s large corporation which lent manian defenses and took over a its men for the experiment large part of the country, the RuVariations in their driving ef- manian oil wells were wrecked and ficiency were measured in terms of workmen capable of repairing them accident frequency before snd after evacuated. The industry has been rebuilt, and Rumania now is sixth testing. naFollowing the administration of among the world's ' me special tests, the records of the tions. "Grain comes next to oil on the tested driven improved even more. of raw materials that make list Rapid Improvement Shewn. Americans A group of untested good drivers Rumania important would feel at home in many parts of from the same company, used ss a the country for they would see control group, experienced more acbroad acres of Indian corn, Intro cidents after the testing date; alp duced from the New World. Corn testall of both the drivers, though has become the staple food of the ed and untested, were considered Rumanian peasant eaten in a form safe, cautious and capable. The conclusions from the two of mush. "Wheat on the other hand. Is an years' of experiments are that the tests msde better drivers out of important crop in northwestern Rugood ones and materially improved mania, in Transylvania, acquired both the technique and the caution j from Hungary after the World war Besides grain, Rumania of 1914-1of the poor drivers. An extension of the test also wss supplies timber to the international made on drivers who possess talents trade. Salt is mined in the north from deposits and others who were rated as just near Bucovina, worked by the ancient Romans. ordinary or poor. r One hundred and of Zinc, copper, iron and lead are oththese were tested snd compared er mineral resources. Sheep and with a similar group of untested cattle are exported. drivers. Germany Best Customer. During the two yesrs of the test, "Germany took the largest pro- -' the tested drivers had 85.9 per cent portion of Rumanian exports, about fewer accidents than the untested 26 per cent in 1938, with Great Britgroup. ain second, while Czechoslovakia, before its dismemberment was third. A third of Rumania's 1938 Hill Families Losing from Germany. In imports Ground in California return forwere raw materials, Rumania's STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Industrialized customers send her CALIF. California's hill population manufactured goods, machinery, is rapidly declining, according to steel, rubber and automobiles. Jan O. M. Brock, assistant profes- American trade with Rumania Is of sor of geography at the University minor importance. of California. "Rumania acquired about half of "The passing of the old hill famits heterogeneous population and ily and many of its descendants," of its present ternearly he said, "is due to the decline in a result of treaties after as ritory delumbering and range operations, the World war of 1914-1Many of cline in the birth rate, the compethe foreigners' have retained their tition of valley and rural communational customs, resulting In nunities. alien 'islands.' "These combined with the fact merous "Trade, especially In northern that California has a low birthrate as compared with the country as Rumania, is chiefly in the hands of a whole, have brought about the the nearly one million Jews. More phenomenon of lower population in than a million and a half Hungarithe uplands, while population in the ans and nearly a million Germans live in western and central Rulowlands is increasing." As a result of this situation, he mania. In the northern and eastern declared, s high number of schools sections are about half a million in the hill country have been closed, Ruthenians, 100,000 Russians, the not because of the establishing of same number of Turks snd 200,000 consolidated schools for several for- Tatars. "East meets west in Rumania. merly Independent districts, but be cause the number of children has Mosques, minarets and fezzes give so decreased that even the required the appearance of a Turkish town minimum of five for esch district to Balcic, a port on the Black sea. cannot be maintained. In regions of Rumania adjoining "The situation has become so Bulgaria have settled about 300,000 marked," he said, "that certain Bulgarians, snd the same number counties in the hill districts are of gypsies form a colorful foreign obliged to depend on migration to element Many of the gypsies are maintain their present population." aotors. Some sell flowers In the cities, while others roam the counas musicians, occasionally actry Become Three in Family companied by trained bears. Braila, Mothers on the Same Day the home town of the writer of The gypsy tales, Conrad Bercovici, la COVENTRY, ENGLAND. "three Wilkinson sisters" of Coven- one of the oldest gypsy settle-try all their lives have been accustwo-thir- tag jit i tire "Germany, France and England all recently have been displaying interest In Rumania through trade agreements or political negotiations, and one of the chief reasons for this interest is oil. Rumania is 8. Alcove? Flberglas insulation and plates aire double the life and up to 70 more power according to S.A.E tests. Quick, sure starts in coldest weather more power for extra accessories. Equal to 35c per Quart OiL Stock Up NOW for Winterl at Corner For oriT a Western Giant -- - -. mm rfT mlMtr w 'QVnur kitchen n.odeiw- -m BU" TTBTl ottet-- 9L her 5f . Tv,ver 26x2.125 SIZE Chrome plated. Protects grille or fender from damage. one-thir- ! WHIPCORD BALLOON Ruttproof $2.15 First execution of hundreds of Nazi sympathizers that followed, holds s key position in the turbulent affairs of the Balkan peninsula with her rich resources of oil and grain and the polygeot mixture of her population. "Fuel for machines and food for humans both spring in abundance from Rumania's soil, and access to them is of first importance to many nations," says the National Geographic society. "Within the confines of the country, about the size of Arizona, live some 19.000,000 people, but nearly d of them are The 13,000,000 Rumanians trace their ancestry to Roman colonists who intcrmairied with the inhabitants of the region. The other 6,000,000 includes Germans, Jews, Hungarians, Bulgarians. Russians, Yugoslavs, Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Armenians, Greeks, Turks, Tatars and gypsies. Big Powers Interested. forty-fou- other WitfafflB GRILLE AND FENDER GUARD head-line- news of the again by sassination of her premier and the 8. VjIUU"' $3.95 to $9.35 amber lens. Com bulb and switch. 1 out - an According to Car Make and Model - .gs tour. Woven Fiber Cushion Chromed FOG LIGHT tea 3.3U Teostet . .Mane Lamp Coach 7-i- The results as obtained from group of 87 of the state's worst traffic violators showed a drop of 63 per cent in major and 40.6 per cent in minor violations for the group as whole. Proved Two Ways. A similar select group of chronic and dangerous violators remained untested. These continued to show an increase in their violations. For the two years in which the tested group showed a steady decrease in the number of violations they committed, the untested group had 557 convictions for traffic violations as against only 164 convictions for the tested drivers. In addition to these tests on chron- With 82c Additional Plugs AIT- street bus. OF THE MANY BIG SALE VALUES .... 27c 41c DROPPED DEAD kobs HowicK, wno nas been a tinner at the Hansen Heating Company since July, dropped dead today on his way to the had not .... 55c 1st Plug TO- W- Applied psychology may yet solve the problem of chronic automobile traffic violators, as has been demonstrated by tests made here for the past two yean. The psychological driving test has been perfected by Dr. C. E. Brown, head of the department of psychology at the University of California, working in conjunction with E. D. Fletcher of the state department of motor vehicles. The tests were carried out in the usual research manner of comparing the results attained with one group of drivers which had taken the tests snd another group which known attorney and very promhv His ent in Boy Scout circles. home waa at the mouth of Big Cottonwood canyon and it was near there the body was found by Lieutenant Rodney J. Badger of the United States navy, a son of the deceased MISHAP Carl A. Badger's body was found in a clump of brush Monday morning with a bullet wound in his head. A revolver was found The discovery of his nearby. ended a search by the fambody which had been and police ily conducted ever since the deceased had not returned from an automobile ride on Sunday evenMr. Badger was formerly ing. commander of the Sixty-fift- h field artillery of Utah, a well- - Spark Plugs Next - high-salerie- Business Office and Plant at 1119 East 21st South Bugarhouse. Utah One 1939, fr Psychology to Rumania Rich In Resources Assist Drivers THE SUGARHOUSF. BULLETIN 11 27, Australian Wilds Getting Plane Grocery Delivery CANBERRA. Civilization has dropped from the sky upon one of the most isolated sections of Australia's northern territory. The "farthest outback" air service has been inaugurated between Alice Springs and Wyndham. Although the route covers 1,000 miles the region has fewer than 150 inhabitants, and they subsist almost entirely on canned foods. To the 14 stopping places along the route the air service will take fresh fruit and vegetables once every two weeks. The airplane will also operate a The region service. will be surveyed to see which parts can be developed for farms, cattle, and mines. flying-doct- or |