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Show The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Ulan Page Light Look to Members For Help 'in Meeting World Famine Crisis Wildlife Directors I Elect Officers At Canyon Meet IW-YO- D Tuesday evening last the Logan the Wildlife dlredors met at In home twnjon Logan Ltndqui'it and elected Jess Daley. Itoy Zollinger and Russili Knowles, as president, vice president and secretary, respectively, of the or ganJatlon, after which the new of Floyd directors. consisting and lLascn, Sam Christensen, Jack Cowley, were given a hearty welcome. Eric Johnson, who has long served as secretary of the organization, was voted an hon and orary director membership teamed with Floyd Hansen for the purpose of making g drive for junior members. A1 Larsen, Thomas Fergus, and Enc Johnson, the outgoing president, vice president, and secre tary, were hailed as hating perservices formed very laudatory for the public and the federation in seeking to protect the people's heritage In the public local domain and wildlife and for which the Logan Wildlife has worked since its tnception. A meeting and supper by the directors In Blacksmith Fork canfor also scheduled yon was Thursday evening In honor of the outgoing officers and directors for their services during the past year and at which time the subject of acquiring a canyon home for the organization may be gone into By ELEANOR contribute to this cause. The activity. which is conducted under e. the direction of the Extension is a highly important part Food for Famine Reof the lief program. In a special message to 4 H members. Chester C. Davis, chairman of the Famine Emergency committee, has urged "increasing crops, esplantings of critical pecially whpat, corn, soybeans and hi .her dry beans In line with national production goals. Mr. The Army Day Parade Satur- Davis said: "You can help spread day, April 8, In Brigham City is an understanding of the world's expected to be the biggest parade food needs and America's part in In local history. Tentatively the meeting those needs." Four-club members can boost and units following organizations are expecting to participate: American Legion Post No, 10, Brigham City; No. 7 Logan; No. 76 Trmonton; No. 58 Smlthfleld; No. SO Lewiston; No. 43 Garland; way to strong and active public opinion. People who have worked for international security for many years are pooling their efforts to help make sure that you and I know the ways and means of assuring UNO a healthy childhood and useful life. I saw the beginning of one of these efforts when I went to Radio City yesterday, past the skating rink in the Plaza and the visiting . . There's a subway the Bronx that stands station well to become a new crossroads e of the world It's called Hoad snd is your stop on the IHT subway when you come to Hunter College to see UNO's Security Council In sessioa I went up there the other day to the college gymnasium where carpenters, painters snd electricians were trying to beat thir deadline of March 23 for UNO's first meeting in this country A false ceiling providing better acoustics and indirect Lighting, a dais for delegates, snd press snd booths have radio sound-protransformed tne basketball court and exercise center Into a digni New York . in Kings-bridg- tourists meandering through the mural-fille- d corridors At the offices of the National Broadcasting Company I heard plans being made to bring to you through radio the aignincapce and the importance of the United Nations. One of the early pitfalls of the fled 80x100 council room When League of Nations was the lack of Chinas top representative. Dr means to tell the people what was t, takes the chair to happening With radio as well Quo as press the story will be pourpreside over troublesome intervisitor will ing national problems, find It hard to realize that Waves NBCs conference room, plans made for the cooperation of recently stood on the same floor the National Education Asociation and learned the right way to salute and stand at attention. and the American Association for(The presiding officer of the the United Nations In undertakCouncil shifts each month in al- ing to spread the story of UNO order Following the unsparingly The climax Jf phabetical London meeting in January and months of special programs and broadcasts will be United NaFebruary, its China's turn now.) It reminded me of feverish ac- tions Week, September 3. to 9, tivity at home when the ware- when the General Assembly of house or high school gym was UNO will meet and bring together overhauled for a big local event the 51 member nations Women's This surely is a big event I find clubs, labor, business, religious it hard to think of one bigger and service groups throughout than this effort to Iron out the the country are cooperating in deep wrinkles of the world. This this observance. Ill have more coming of the United Nations to information on this from time to the United States certainly comes time. In the meantime, the Security with the fervent hope and wish for success of every person In the Council takes the spotlight The country and the world whether international scene Is focused now silently or loudly proclaimed. on the representatives of AustraHere at Hunter College, where lia, Brazil, China, Egypt France, Mexico. Netherlands, Poland, givsigns of Ship's Services are Great Britain and the ing way to Department of Securi- Russia, ty Council Affairs placards, the United States who make up this body begins its watch important body of UNO. Its inon the changing world. teresting to note that the Bronx, But it doesnt stop at that The where UNO meets now, was in planning, the watching and the 1790 suggested as the capital of interest are being manifest on all the United Statea Many years fronts. All over the country the later it becomes temporary capital . signal is being given to lead the of the world. . 4-- H E.try rural toy and girl In the nation can help stave oil what may be the worst food famine abroad in history. rarticipjntj in the 1948 National Field corps activity have an exceptional to opportunity MITCHEl ter-v.c- 4-- H 4-- H Army Day Parade at Brigham City H of Tai-ch- N0-- ville. No. 47 if, 19 10 Friday, April t output of the field crops bv curt--ul . lift turn of set d, adoption of jetti- - iop pod'Ktion methods and must proficient use of available farm mat him ry, all of which tiny learn through jartieipation m the activity. records of field Outatandmg and conservaci ops production in tion will receive recognition the form of honor awards donated comby Inteinatonal Harvester awards These comprise pany. d medals to county winto the ners, educational trips 25th Anniversary National club congress In Chicago to state Mcchampions, and $200 Fowler Cormick scholarships to national winners. will agents County extension furnish complete information regarding this activity. 4-- H gold-fille- 4-- H Petunias Are Popular For Abundant Yield of Bloom Hyrum. ens of Foreign Wars posts in this area in addition to and ROTC from Logan high school and unjt . a female lhe "OTC SP000 marching group from USAC, Lo' gan, are also expected. To furnish martial music for the occasion, the following high school bands will be distributed throughout the parade: Box Elder high school. Bear River high school. South Cache high school, Logan high school, and North Cache high Petunias and zinnias are the most popular flower In America today. They have come to the front In the last twenty years, displacing the former leaders, which were nasturtiums and sweet peas. Each of the popular leaders has outstanding merits, that of the petunia being profuseness and long season of bloom. Though so slow to that seed is usually sown , begin early under protection, the petunia never stops blooming until frost kills the plant. Unlike other annuals, petunias do not seem to mind failure to pick off faded flowers. Where many school. By J. E. Jones annuals stop blooming, once they Colossal Shades have begun to mature seed, the pe- Petunia Military units will Include the Airlines The great American tunia keeps right on; which may of Rose. AU America Winner, 1346, from Bushnell General following system represents 38,000 miles of be due to the fact that a great per hospital: One company of 100 enskylarking territory, and that is centage of Its flowers make no seed. one listed men, company of 50 Double petunias never bear seed; 94 per cent of all domestic air WAC enlisted women, a metropollen from them must be carried route mileage. The system proBush-nc- ll from and seed type to the flowers politan ambulance, a V;I single vides direct service to the metrousual cross produces both double Fire fighting unit, an Army .. ' " politan areas. Just how far that and single plants. But a Medical service "-float, Recruiting 4 N we to to will have leave "ft which method a goes petunias, grown by float, five jeeps driven by arm 1 still is secret, have now been prothe World Almanac, basing Its stf . k and leg amputees, and staff cars, one of and duced, them, of on area the rank and report driven ty patients. Colossal Shades of Rose, won a silUnited States clbes in accord with trials The Box Elder county sheriffs) ver medal in the the bureau of the Census statisfor 1946. . will also tics. New York is number 1, and to add color posse help The secret of breeding , VI to the event. Dumth. und Charlotte. North Carwas first discovered by a petunias 25 and saw the twinkling lights of olina bring up the tail end of fically, there are less than On the reviewing stand will be Japanese, and until the war the as numbers 90 airports on the American Airi'iie.--. hundreds of streets In city after the procession seed came from that only M. Robert Colonel to D. C. of Hardaway, 91.and map from Washington, ( chy ir. the industrial heart country. Now the method is known Gen-Iral Bushnell in this country, and many The American Airlines literature San Francisco, and the total po- America. Then in the slow ,mist commanding officer, hospital along with reprevarieties of American origin Large Flowering Fringed Single shows that they haie a coverage pulation of these cities adds up faj break I saw the smoke rising the sentatives of various Legion posts, may be expected. factories, Petunia. of 37 major cities, plus a net- to 24,621,000. When you come to from farms and Most widely planted petunias are away the military guests, civic and county work of connecting airlines. How- consider that there is a popula- 'elow sun melting the small flowered singles, in many the tion m our country estimated at grayness of numberless roofs, the officials. ever, they havent touched tones of red, pink, lavender and indications long shadows from the spires and the 140,000,000 people, which the is Commander Ameriof agricultural regions, Taggart j There are no really no ser tower saw I tall of are that buildings. i re, towns Small real country. cities, - America, with the dawn on its can Legion Post No. 10 of Brigthough some vapetunias, yellow most of the posvlcin8 skylarking and villages are skipped. Spci hills and valleys, its lakes and ham City, will be in charge of rieties have a tinge of cream. Some sibilities of the Nation. small flowered singles are very on the Our own starting point out of plains: reviewing America, young in the ceremonies dwarf in habit, and others make Washington, D. C., covers a re- light of morning; America bright stand large mounds covered with blosThe parade will begin at 2 p. His promise. gion of perhaps one million peo- with its golden soms. Some large flowered single Is a of hundreds of m. at 3rd South and Main and twinkhng lights ple. Incidentally the airport have fringed petals; and varieties great attraction. After all, air- strietc in city after city includthere are balcony types, which trail Plans for the early organization ports are the most substantial ed nitsburg and Detroit. festoons of color from window boxes. of cancer detection centers over things that one has a chance to The Dominie certainly got a Double petunias and the large across when admire out his of kick skylarking But the State were announced vA skylarking. this f rfkS' ku t & flowered fringed types are often motor week by officials of the Utah di- country in about half of twenty-fou- r the principal philosophy of most many miles of to florists make pot grown by hours. we "See the Time and is; to land skylarkers railway American transportation Cancer society, vision, plants. They are also used effec- Small Flowered Single Petunias, Suppose you were fortunate to save. reach one of th 25 airports along as the state organization comtively as cut flowers. But wherever Widely Used for Garden Borders. have 12 hours of daylight on your the route skylarking from WashAn old classic runs like this: mass of pleasing color is needed a g pleted plans for Its annual See how are You journey. you go: turn backward, O ington to San Francisco. "Backward, all summer long, the small flowered ter and comes up in the spring. drive, April 1 to 30. tucked into soft - down - filled Time in Even the good preacher overMake me a flight! your ingle petunias will supply it with But it takes so long to mature, that Sixty per cent of the $40,000 berths that are six feet five child again, just for tonight. Ap- locked the fact that he had only less care and better than almost if early flowers are wanted it to be raised by voluntary contri- inches long and as wide as a reg- parently you dont get that wav fleeting glimpses of the "lights, eny other annual, in most sections should be sown under protection, of this country. The seed is hardy, six to eight weeks before the ground butions in Utah will remain with ulation twin bed. The Flagship on a anything flight; but lets bui he didnt mention Is popular on all of that indicates he saw the sights, i and often lies in the soil over win- - can be worked outdoors. to solve not the state organization to finance stewardess try the 17 airlines in the American the education and service pro- system. She serves delicious meals The family newspapers in the grams of the Womens Field army with soup, salad, entree, beverUnited States published in the for the Control of Cancer, said age and dessert; then you will smaller cities and towns haven't Lynn S. Richards, state chairman. push a button on the wall and been included In the skylarking she will Administered by a board of dibring magazines, cards, ventures even and programs, rectors, which includes several of or writing material. The airlines though they are the most progresUtahs outstanding physicians as call that a new experience. sive educational forces of pubile well as civic leaders, Mrs. J. L. Sure, no getting up to eat; slep opinion in America.. They are not just turn over. included in the airplane adverWirthhn, state commander of the In order not to become pessiwhich is allocated entiretising, field army, said "the fund will mistic here is the way an air- ly to the skylarking city publiused to conduct refresher plane trip met the approval of a cations. It certainly will be a v courses TESTED IN 30 SECONDS in cancer detection for prominent Washington minister of new experience when the time doctors in Logan, Ogden, Provo, the Gospel: arrives to widen-oand include' REPAIRED QUICKER, BETTER For my seat in the airliner I the PEOrLE in the Price, Roosevelt, Richfield and looked down skylarking the darkness through Cedar without first using " industry City or any other com- -' RETURNED WITH A CHART munity where there Is need for ITS ACCURACY. PROVING such centers; to finance continued 'education work by the womens field army to acquaint residents The WatchMaster with symptoms of cancer and makes a scientific the urgency of early detection record of watch .and treatment; and to finance the women's field army program of aid to needy sufferers of writ ! the dreaded disease. SKYLARKING J le 5'r on 4, li -r le 1 le L - blue-purpl- e. Cancer Detection Centers Planned ed fund-raisin- cross-count- ry ARY WATCH ie ut Jil -- The of the warded society to find cancer. remaining forty per cent Utah quota will be for- Utah division, Through the American Cancer society, and its program for early detection and treatment of cancer by local Dr. said Woolsey, physicians, ."Utah can do as much for the care and cure of as can be or primary cancer done anywhere in the world, said 'Dr. Ray T. Woolsey. Mrs. L. E. Nelson is county and count, captain for Cache Ray Taylor, campaign chairman. early-detect- , c ed 'XX f You are invited t have your watch t e sted without charge in 30 seconds to the American Cancer to be used for research the causes and cures for ' Home Improvements to give The WatchMaster eliminates you more comfort and convent-"- -' r ' ' V-- ' '4 ence can be financed inexpert' ' , v- in determining fair and honest charges. 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