Show 19 THE OCDfN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- Uncle Ray's Coiner A CONTRAST i ANTELOPES': d dr blessedness of To Work a why he learned scorns He those work who shirk to work likes 1st wlM Blest ft) things they are supposed to do beScorned be he who cause they have not learned how to work and how to take pride in the —Paddy work JfiF Paddy the Beaver to a worker Paddy doesn't work all the time Wm bagaa working when he "MM Goodness no! He knows that all and no play is almost as bad still very small Perhaps that to work as all play and no work When he works he work hard which of course to the way to work Also he takes pride In his work Yes sir Paddy the Beaver takes pride in his work and these davs it sometimes seems as if pride In work In doing things the best one can LONDON June 29 (UP) — For- Is rapidly becoming a thing of the aw mer Foreign Mlntoter Anthony past Near the edge of Paddy's pond Eden Britain' No 2 conservative a big aspen tree It was the eader warned the United State grew anvwhere atrtan hiiiKt If around When Paddy and Mrs Pad-- d today Iran will go communist had built the dam across her oil refineries shut down and Brook to make that pond Britain Laughing to stand America by urged there had been many aspen trees in the Iranian crisis some very small some fairly big wWdi sty this to our Amer-iga- jt but none to compare with this big All friends—and I would say this nn that wan atandlnff all alone around it the other aspen trees had of a told Mam meeting frankly'' been cut You know aspen bark is 3000 young conservatives "the dif- the favorite food of the Beaver ficulties are not going I halt at folk It was because of so many aspen trees growing near together h - Iranian frontier" there that that pond had been made First the trees nearest the water had been cut trimmed Now See Here logged and then sunken In the waBOSTON June 29 (UP) —Mo- ter to make a food pile for winter ments after chief Oscar Tenenbaum use After those nearest the water had of the Boston weather bureau finradio forecast been cut the trees farther and ished a farther had been cut until the his telephone rang A woman you mind re- great aspen stood all alone voice asked: "Would : Cutting it would be a big Job As peating it?" triak Some Antelopes Are Lcrqer Them Cattle m r think of in w is somean animal which lop what amaUer than a wbtu-utte- runand which la a very faat ner as wail aa an expert jumper "rtat description fita many antecloser lope bat these animals are nit! than ihev are to deer antclopei are larger man nd others are tmaller than iw ar lnn mm fVir nrrm nlhrr by easier to cut the big aspen had been passed by There was no hur- Burgess Bedtime Stones the R r aw 1 VL Eden Says Iran Could Go Rod f°Ariea to the chief home ai aav telopes but a few kinds arehasnative one North America to Asia tk kind the pronghorn which I plan wr saw fa I to write about in me cany imurc Today I thai! remark only that It is a very faat runner! The lareit of all antelope to the eland Sometimes H irawi to a height of almost tlx feet at the It to taller than a huge shoulder ox Elands are found in Wtouj parts of central and southern Africa aWrTX5MY ANTELOPE Some of them have brown hair SMI but others are Tomorrow: Gaelics and Saiga others have black and white stripes over parts of their bodies but fail to equal zebras as striped animals Fact bout Mexico'i people and Kiand grow long twisted horns their strange customs also about cow have Both the bulls and the the ancient Aztecs appear In the Mexico and the MexiDuring the greater part of the leaflet called will be sent to This area cans leaflet uva tn toresi elands year If you enclose to of four without from In charge you groups usually envelope 10 Later when fresh gras cov- a stamped ers the plains elands wander out Send your letter to Uncle Ray In to graze During the month of care of this newspaper grazing they gather in herds with fx om 25 to 200 members The flesh of an eland Is good to Mileage Behind Him eat but tastes very much like beef June Sft CHEBOYGAN Mich Thousands of persons In Africa — George LeBlanc ssas) rehunt these animals on of them (UP) a mail carrier after 40 will supply a small vtallage with tired m service He estimate he of years two or tor three meat days enough 144000 miles during walked has in are size the different Quite nuttrno anldnnM itf th samp rnn- - that time over bis daily tment' They are the smallest mem-tf- f route Of taw astelope tribe Many of them when full grown are only 10 to 12 incnes nign at me noui- - "aW blue-blac- k 14-mi- : tree "It f I X A3TE8iSSltACEPUL fm I AIR I A BRAZIL hO in leaving a that big aspen tree was Prickly Porky He could look down on the pond of Paddy the Beaver and see all that was going on 'here If he wanted a change of food aa he sometimee did all ha had to do was to climb down that tree and waddle a few steps' to the edge of the water where within reach tender lily - pads were growing Porky has a fondness for Prickly s which he shares with Paddy the Beaver and Flatliorns the SC - 30 BUT CAN'T V0U FIND OUT WMV GReS S BEEN SROUND6D I JM I SERIOUS YOU SAV THINS WITH — SnEy HAVE lily-pad- Mope So with good bark and tender and luscious twigs in the tree-to- p with perhaps a bit of now and then Just a littte way from the tree he saw no reason for moving Of course he didn't know that Paddy was planning to cut that tree down The next story: "An Unexpected ' Bath" (Copyright 1051 by T W Burgess) lily-pa- ot T3 ri BECAUSE I'M " nrr vrsi Tom ID Kiii KNOW NOT LETTING YOU OR ANYBODY ELSE TAKfl ME TO A HOSPITAL f Ly WRONB DR MORSAN BUT NO LORI lily-ro- Y tubhj SOME- - DONT WORRY' ITS PBDBARLV fdc SOME Toiwiii ouvcirAi nuniufi' "1 yfi 11 B KNOW HOW FUSSY THE AIRUME DOCS YOU LANE HOPES TOR 30M5 W0R0 ABOUT ORE0 RAN50K' : tofflfid He fife prying out a big clip "He'll find It out before he gets Paddy and through" thought Mrschildren were went to see that the not in any mischief She would take- her turn at cutting later Now while Paddy had looked the tree over he had not been able to see way up in the top Too many in the way leafy branches were interested in the Anyway he wasn't it was top and would not be until cut on the ground and had to be up into short lengths So Paddy didn't know that anyone was up there any Perhaps it wouldn't have made difference if he did know Who was up there? Prickly Porky the PorcuPrickly pine For the timein being that tree He Porky was living often lives in a three for several is supply which to no better days at a time As long as there He was very well satisfied with food easily to be got he is satrs- - wm LINER SWEBP5 THROueH THE HEAVENS ON ITS SCHEDULED RUN TO hf OUite a loh cutting teeth into the trunk and rying about cutting It It could keep and would But now the time had come to cut it Anyhow that is how Paddy felt Mrs Paddy wasn't so sure But she knew that when Paddy had made up his mind it was useless to say anything A difference of opinion wasn't worth quarreling over Mrs Paddy is a true mate She has her say and then if Paddy doesn't the matter to agree dropped It was so now Paddy sat up at the foot of the big tree and looked it over from that side Then ha went around to the other side and did the same thing "There is a lot of food in this tree" said he to Mrs Paddy Mrs Paddy made no reply There are times when the best thing that can be said is nothing Mrs Paddy being a wise old Beaver had learned that long ago 1 to 0nln I cat it" said Paddy sinking his big supply ui guva luua lor iaoia LORI Ladf six-minu- te Side Glances FOR YOUR INFORMATION TAKE HIM UPSTAIRS LONG ARROW — AND IF HE 6ETS AWAY THE GUARDS WILL SMART orders to my Indians have I BOY KEEP AN EYE AT ALL TIMES ON psmL BARRACUDA BAIT BE WHO PAYS LISA CALL STRANGER AMY 111 A 1 f HERE —COME le Aunt Het wm section of your COOK UKS BAY HiaM m i" A E scrap-FJNCL- T MmtU faasaa 'mmmm' KNOW YOU Sfcf WHA7S GO0Pl -' rCdDMlNT- nT that's for Henry needn't pretend he's The boas a' the family to the one that ain't scared to snake thr other one wait boss A! 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