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Show - Page Two The Kurcka (Utah) Reporter his stirrup simps .mu t(1 length. In contrast. t.N ll-was, and is. a ham mu Smith lly n 313rd Field Ar. V 5" w,lh sliort 1. ks , ."V The However, the Skip, r's Trill ; tillery of the With Ihvtnion, AKK, whs moving up from Finme to I. ml sounded "Mount!" and J, lfP (J Occupied Germany n few weeks into the saddle wi after the signing of the annislice tempted to go. Tilings I,,,. the shooting in iiappen, pronto. which hnlti-iAs we swing our World War I. of llie hen it's left stirrup, tile . llccail.se of the sllul'lagi of the, lei out his breath mil ii,? mounts, hair the personni-" Tin regimental headquarters unit hni (ingle louscnt'l. to alternate hiking and ruling mi heavy foot upon the stirrup .J"'1 each day's march. Tlvil is. a man the McClellan saddle down who plodded along afmt during the aniinnl anil under th,. ,.... th. forciioon would change plae 'S Is lly. Instantly we found oiirsei--- '" u practically with a man who had been in the atop saddle through the morning hours. equine. The brost Thus no man had to hike with u started bucking nrul taking for the distant heavy full field puck, all day long. hellbent Your boy, born and bre n th Your OKI Surge was a fuzzy aldewRlka of Nw cheeked corporal in that outfit at reins and. lovingly clasplT! that time. On tho bitter colJ 1918 day in queslon he had arms about that horse's neck t.he lMaHt w',ro hl Sund,, counted off as a forenoon been After rider. hiker and afternoon " nom break at road-- ; the half-ho" fn ff his tossed tie side, your correspondent f this heedless hor. harff one of the into wagons bulky pack man1h!arj! fran,Il,: irX of the baggage train and tlien V to the picket line to scream of our hoarse Bat mount up on the lucky animal Commander: tery "Hca,j thsi Now. as all you country hoys gawddamm man off and former Cavalry horesmen takes that hoss over 1h' lir()ri cliff!" An know, the middle girth is loosened animal lover to tho last, that hh on the animal during feeding times B. C. of ours. along a line of marrh. The animal Cpi. Smith happily hiked aprowkwl by your c,y'b' ,?) - .remaining kilometer into then.-- .' had his noon girrespondent that t final bill,.tj K n ,h die" accordingly Uswened Being Rhinelad. a smart hosa, he held a bully fill of breath as we tightened up the L' Ty ,at,iition not by saddle cinch to what we fondly Is what wc give to be the last Kssit:le RO,pton. what we get that dcterinim m;. notch. worth to the world. Came the bugle call: "Prepare timonn.!" pn! w made ready iliKillusioned husband We In swm r ii?) into the sadit'. tiiat said iarring is ld:c a !.a,' t m into i.i jiis nut ns.? i;; i. m .. ti:ue g i us-- il '(i it, ti c dsngLn.t stiirun when nut i iiiit. MEMOIR Peak at the Stars turrlut 2U';mrtn ullji' PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT EtiKEKA, . Printed By ART (TTY HJHLISHINU Si'Kingville, Utah matter February 10, 1918, at the "titered a wsi'iind-fluixl office at Kurcka, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879." Subscription In Advance, Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, In t S' In I;, 'll lin'd ... - Reporter 10c NAIIONAI lASrfjlgN m l l H shill for , . . . I 'J'Y, uiiirli liHiXil spot il.ii.ui'ihe Afli'iiy, Hill iiuh M nf TV,' Imi in u.-.- pn-sm,- fi,r Siiuiiiiili Arrrii.ila video A the cj tlii- - price. aie-iK:.- j, l'riKliir-er- s illlMlI-ilii,..!- i of a movie based on J0 ; MIW TO SEATTLE OnCAOO SAM HANCIKO I1 ... Jj I i j - ?, an equine prodigy from Tasmania, has n learned how to ride a tricycle. He can alao catch a rubber ring his mouth and omoke a pipe. CAN HE TALK? . . . , I ehen should tie kept far tnough from the stove or any heating unit i so that it cant ignite from contact with a hot surface nr a f!.im--- . This holds for window curtains, towels, or clothes drying on racks or lines, and also for paper on wnlls, rrreinc clippings or collertl ns of priucr bags. Finally, if "on have a gas ing. t'c remembe to op.- - the '?tinrt!" .'lii'ilK.i in iCu ti r.i. i... turning n.t tho gas and The i.i pr.ssi iii wc nnl. nn ettr thel Vie f tli rt i.ul we lighting the oven. g j children goes deeper than our it rider of this Many burns, say the specialists, result just from carelessness r.r animal had long legs and had let I structions. frjr,.tfunnexs. So it pa vs- to revi(,w oven tho aaf,.ty rules. '. Women, Children has y new: Hold 1st Place . . . We do hope these : Each time a motor vehicle passes another car on infur aatile and talented comedian, the highway, the occupants are only inches fioni f0Uroj the going rough in the . medium death I ' rn-- 1 re w'',,ound'H, lh,, time M ilplv ;s the mon Fred certainly deserves a good I 1 - stint in Scotland this summer NIIC would like Maurice Chevalier fur next fall's lineup on All Star Revue" . . . Negotiations to get the French star are now in progress. Trade gossip has It that Fred Allen will finally ronie Into his own ' on vidro as quismaster of "Two for the Money," which he's now film i 1 ur ; mmiaJi'iiHJi . er success. "I Love S' I.ucy are tryim; an unusual wrin- kle that could set precedent in the $ trade . . . They'll use portions of V film from shows already telecast S' in the movie . . . One way to save money, although it will be rather X hard on the people who have al- - TVs biggest Y . . e si.ii'i- - hit "I.ife With Kiither" lira near being set at NIIC . . . Kuiuld (olmanM and their of Ivy reportedly on' the sp'.nsiir and h.i nut iih!i-.'ran agi'cc on a renewal) , t AOVftriUMO IENIUNTAIIVI EDITORIAL NATIONAL !.i Harrison Cogovei jl Jj Mrs. Bellb Coffey SI Editor and Manager r tlii- - i lie 1mT.it, ir f.i'.mv in ,S w l.'.'li ' I'm1 COMPANY , 1 j f'ir Ji.ii-'- rn i hi- horse-draw- wi-- iiii'n iJuk.v rb . . . i j S'l r. :l 1 A UTAH i MAISGK OF AX OIJ) Each time a driver passes wnen As Burn Sufferers least doubt in his mind as to whether or not he can break from the show business he foster. make it, the safety factor of a few inches runs the helped Women and children first Radio's biggest little show -- "Curt risk of being eliminated. Massey Time" began its fourth place as sufferers from burns, stahave tistics on home on the air this month . . Each time a pedestrian jaywalks, or walks with year Launched on the air in June, 1949. shown for years. But housewives redure this unfortunate rc- traffic particularly at night brushing coming ve- with CDS stations, the popular could cord by taking simple safety men- musical coat-tails as he walks, he, too, is inches Monday through Friday hicles with his in kitchens, according wires program has racked up a pheno- to Jcnnicvtheir faa,J. Poulson. Home Di from death. menal growth, both in popularity Agent. in umi the of the stations number Rut in the cases of collisions, pulls passengers " To young children, who Discover Today, Curt, Martha Tilton and often protect ntfufmade must he in the kitchen while RIGHT THINKING the front seat are more seriously threatened by in- Country Washburnc's ork are heard their mothers work fence there, on more than 700 CDS and Mutual Back of the light that hangs judicious driving. a wav from the off a stations in the U.S. and around the stove. play space is more chair shiaild above me as I write, there is a The passengers side of the front seat high Baby's world via Radio Luxembourg and stand at a safe distance also -- far powerhouse that generates the and more commonly being tagged the death seat. Armed Forces Radio Service. current. enough away so that its .voung Without the current, the filu-- : A number of studies throughout the United int can't reach hut utensils nn ment in that bulb would not glow. stove also far and the enough top States point conclusively to the fact that passengers ' Back of every personality, there away so that the chair can't tip are more often killed than drivers in fatal mishaps. lover against the stiiv. Keep is h powerhouse of right thinking matches in hack of the range or and worth while purpose. If you What does this prove? Simply this: The person mi a shelf out of reach of children. would spread light in the world who knowingly uses poor judgment, takes chances, Hot fat that sputters or tips (that has all too much of dark;over is often the cause of serious ness.) seo to it that your ideas or persistently violates the rules of the road (and hrrns. Never lift a kettle of hot and your ideals are the kind that Vfoerfi the rules of common sense) while driving an autofat. It pays to wait until the fat glow. move Whin to cools it. placing mobile must have little regard for the safety of his dsMttom' anything to cook in hot fat. do When you pay too much for anywiih care if possible, with tongs. family, his friends, or other loved ones. buy you lose a little When cooking lie sure pan han- thing you In at least two Utah read tragedies during 1952, and that is all. But when dles are turned away from the money you pay too little you stand a children have been orphaned. In at least two other edge of the stove so pans wont chance to lose everything because! Use he knocked of accidentally. 1952 crashes on Utah highways, entire families have the article you have bought may pans with flat bottoms that stand prove incapable of doing the job leen wiped out. In at least one Utah tragedy, a father stove on and sure lie the steady .mu had planned for it to do. Re- handies so' fastened are was killed, leaving behind an invalided wife and securely member that the common' law of KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY 86 PROOF' 65 GRAIN NE they won't loosen or turn when the business balance makes it imposseveral children. hot pan is lifted: when removing sible to pay a little and BROOK OLD SUNNY CO.. LOUISVILLE. UNTUC get a lot. SPIRITS THE the rover from a pan nr kettle, Which would be more tragic, to have children raise the far side first so the steam orphaned, to have a child or loved one maimed for HEW FACES . . . These will mme out awav from you. Have a plnre prepared to set a hot are Greek erphaoa whose life, or to have an entire family killed? SERVICE Complete Automotive Service fscee were netllated iirlii pan before taking it off the stove. RANDLE'S All are horrible prospects, and we will not even holders Their considersPot deserve war la Greece. civil tion for safety, too. Have plenty of have been repelled bp attempt to answer the above question. thick holders within convenient PHONE NO and 260 EUREKA Two Convenient Location yiestio aergerjr. They are enBut all are possible, and all have already hapreach of the stove. Use them dry joylag a la we party la Moaai to avoid a steam bum on the Vereea, N.T. pened in Utah this year. They may occur again Round holders may he safer hands. perhaps to you or your family and the decision and more convenient than the usual square shape because they fit rests with the driver of the family car and his drivthe hand ami have no comers to Suggests Agent OT(D)(D)-(LCing habits. scorch on the stove or touch the Too few people stop to think that an automobile DDT Dust (or flame. Tongs with a firm grasp are is a lethal weapon when imporperly driven. Too few good to use In lifting Jars, ears of Insects Garden com, potatoes or anything else eople stop to think they may kill their loved ones hot water. or orphan them through negligent driving. Too few Joel C. Barlow of the Utah Ex- from Any fabric or paper in the kit- , Service recommends a leople stop to think they may do this to another fa- tension cent DDT dust for the control per mily if theyre careless with those inches from of the following insects in the flower garden: death the slim safety factor in modern traffic. ITU, BUGS Oil SOW BUGS ml-enda- rs - o.-- . M-- e s-- dor--liefor- . er . mean-lookin- 13(1 . I i oc-("- .p ; j j ; : -' ; j . I i chil-Ir-ai j vle-sfe- e -' I !I yuiuisi1 A . . . W1IAT INI YOI' THINK? The Administration proposes to sMnd 3R9.444.O0O.Otk) of the taxpayers money during fiscal 1993 which would mean sNnding nlxnit S.Vil for every man, woman and child in the U. S. stration was "trying to cut down on iinneeesanry government expenses," 71 out of every 100 said "No;" 1R an id "Yea. and 11 out of every 100 were undecided. These pests are not true insects and are light gray to slate colcreatures. When ored, disturbed they often roll into a hall. They feed on roots anil tender sterna near the ground. SLUGS AND SNAILS ... are Only men who can do the work grayish, slimy, legless an.l soft of two men succeed in a real way. bodied, atiout - to 2 inches in When people from Maine to for the work of one man is re- length. Some sH'eies have shells California recently were asked quired for a living, and that of the and leave a slimy glistening trail. whether they thought the Admini other to achieve success. Slugs and snails eat large holes in foliage and they amy completely destroy the young plants. Ti II CATKIIPIUjARS . . are the immature stagea of butterflies and motha. 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