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Ik Mey 28.1965 THE DAILY SUN 81 1 1 "Since when do you drink I i DrAuH Scientists Want Some Answers Renewed Interest In Old Dinosaurs JIM BEAM your best buy "Since I tasted Jim Beam" the name specifies museums store spends a good deal of time and universities workine toeeth-! filling in missing bones. With er to restore dinosaur metal-backed latex rubber Stokes described the dig as aJmolds made from actual Parls-effort to -furnish specimens Madsen and his student helpers By ROBERT MYERS SALT LAKE CITY, Utah' (AP) The dinosaur, that ugly And stupid and clumsy and Iprrifying and fascinating hpast of so many yesterdays is making a comeback. The dinosaur, pretty well hunted aside as a study speci 170h BIRTHDAY institutions which cannot afford can an' Pari ot a SKPl to get out and find their own. financia emn, ana any size, it takes a careful study to tell the difference. The department store men the early sails, reiuseairarnnpams mane a Participants make a In remain a scientific oddity.

(contribution and that gives Paleontologists and geologists them a knocked-down dinosaur. prepares skeletons for on-the- The recipient is responsible for spot assembly by numbering are back at work on the whys and wherefores of the great creatures. bones. Using a block and tackle, dinosaurs are put together in the bone barn and a chart is mounting the specimen." The dig came up with first fossils in 1960 when five mu-seuns and colleges banded with Utah. They were the Exhibit Museum, Ann Arbor, Yale Peabody Museum, New Haven, Buffalo Museum fOR SIX GENERATIONS.

ONE ONE PURFOSL THE WORLD'S FINEST BOURBON SINCE 1795. The giant reptiles are getting renewed attention in museums, in a shale and limestone quarry in east central Utah and in a World War II Army barracks on the University of Utah campus made of the assembly. Then the skeleton is pulled apart, packed in boxes and shipped. If all bones and plaster parts are on hand, the specimen can be I til 35jaV If? nf niAnrio PQlifrtrnio AnnmtJ JSC PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY THE JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CLERMONT, BEAM, KENTUCKY.

above Salt Lake City ot Science, San Francisco: and r. i- Vnivorsilv. The source for the new fossil riBhanL Joun8 remains is the Cleveland-Lloyd riuvu' Uldn- I quarry. It is named for the) Since then, other schools and nearby hamlet of Cleveland and! museums have joined the miillillimillll for the late Malcolm Lloyd project. Twenty-five skeletons El uM.f Trinceton alumnus and Phila-jhave been sent or are being i i i.

HURRY DOWN FOR EXTRA SAVINGS DURING OUR rielphia lawyer. Lioya wondered readied for shipment to Tokyo, 5 why the Princeton Museum of I Los Angeles, Seattle, Fort jJ5 Vatnral Historv contained nn Wm-th ij: I WEEK DAYS 9 to 9 SATURDAY 9 to 6 dinosaur skeleton. Then he fi-j Utah, Toronto, Ottawa, Glasgow Fl nanced the 1940-41 Princetonjand Modena and Milan. Tlalv and Modena and Milan, Italy. iLJULJ CLEARANCE! University expedition, which (mind the pit in the high desert The great dinosaurs have become a part of the life of James country There are indications '1- Mansen a Z-ycar-old fl 7A petroleum geologist who siened near Cleveland-Lloyd, over a'on as curator of the Utah mu-span of 10 to 20 million years.

Seum while awaiting a perma nent joo in nis neia. Me nas The region was once a swam- been curator nearly six years fj py lake flat and wet and and has all but forgotten his oozy. That was before the specialty. Madsen now Rocky Mountains rose from the calls himself a bone mechanic. LI Plains.

I The quarry so far has! produced remains of more than uu uinu.ciui a diiu mute die juui- cations of many more. "But rntific attention in 1927 when it was pointed out to Golden York, nrilne 1ta Tniitniiiiit nf really," Madsen said, "there is mm Utah's Museum of Earth a i Tl Sciences. The pit had been The my. hks he ff known for years to Cleve and tU tv center. Formally the Dinosaur HPCrt 1 1 mucin, aiiuiug miill a Preparation Laboratory, it's named William L.i youngster known by those who work inside Slokes.

Stokes grew up and "dinosaur depar dinosaur I as the department store" or the "bone barn. studying for his doctorate in i geology at Princeton, stimulat-; Here fossils are unpacked, rrl in (hp miarrv Tho nnA Princeton fossil hunt resulted, ready for shipment. Long tables Except for occasional sorties nn the second floor contain thou-j to Cleveland, and despite sands of remains vertebrae, Slokes' efforts to attract more tails, feet, jawbones and claws, li scientists, the quarry drew little; At one end of the barracks is further attention until I960. the fabricating room where nlaster hones are cast. Most 4 inai year mokcs.

chairman nl j- DUE TO INCREASED VOL-UME IN THE PAST YEAR, WE'RE ENLARGING TWO OF OUR STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER. THE BIGGER WE GROW, THE MORE YOU SAVE! the University of Utah's Geolo-1 21 lY 50 per cent original material. I i The millions of years have tak-1 en Iheir toll. gy Deparlment, had his way spearheading establishment of the "Cooperative Dinosaur Dig." The project is just what The dinosaur TIZZY 0 Mi fH'Vr I Sat DECORATOR RAYON PILE HI-LO DU PONT CONT. FIL.

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