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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FETSUART 27, J2il PAGE SEVEN Expert Gives Plan For Putting: Fat On Exhibit Animals WASHINGTON ECONOMIC NFAWS . BIGHUGOTS AFFECT ppFVIGS THAT rDEND PAILS. VI 5S 5Ja S) TAX BILLS OF a NATIU- rfyDmDlJAL. TEBXATION- tvf: i'-'.- of KRJOlILEB - k Tp?ps r Fattening calf for a show is a more difficult task than fattening an older animal as the young calf has a strong tendency to grow instead of putting on weight. The princal mistake made in getting calves ready for showing is that feeding is not begun early enough. Calves which are of good type anA quick maturing are much easier to prepare for shewing than the larger, rough, more rugged animal. In most cases it is necessary to wean the calf at the time of purchase .The calf should then be started on grain if this has not been done before weann ing, When feeding it is necessary to watch the animal and see that is bright, his hair glossy, and his hide loose and pliable. The &1- sence of these characteristics shows that the animal is not thriving. Digestive disorders are indicated by bloating and scouring. The skillful feeder watches the dropping of the calf to see that the digestive functions are being carried out property. The calf should be given a large amount of concentrated feed because the digestive system of the calf .to not well developed to consume large amounts of roughage. It may sometimes be necessary to limit the hay, also. Some molases added to the grata may Induce the calf to eat more. Oats are a good grain to start calves on. but after a month the amount should be reduced to only 15 or 20 per cent of the grain fed. Oata are not a fattening feed but when used with barley or wheat they will help to prevent bloat. Dry beet pulp Is a good fattening" feed and worth as much as barley when it composes less than half ot the concentrate part of the ration but it generally is too high priced to be economical, nevertheless, 15 or 20) per cent should be used if oats arei available. Pulp has a higher feeding value than oats and will help to prevent bloat. n corn may be used nn of place barley, but wheat has a higher feeding value than either corn on barley and may be used in combinan ' tion with them. Animals must always be started coal small amounts of concentrated feeds and the amounts gradually increased so that by the time calves are on full feed in 25 or 30 days. Rolled grata and a little silage, oats, or dry beet pulp, will do much to prevent bloat. '. - - J .: M FROM OUR CONSRESSWAN V. t 0 fcril Ztt Tn.n nd 1941. Looking back mor t,.- that followed the I World War II, it seems . i onnf - vnrtr! lived wau m a wanted the people innTOrl v 0 part they wanted nowant-fS newest mess. They the risk of war at all If And the statesmen who repre- - hr fig felt the same way. KToday the polls show that we still ttat out of war-- but Jfto Sderable majority, despite that lCOm:Lnr England to the fullest javor 1U A"-:nivpa ' " the risk of .iant even ei drawn into war. No one is as dead as neutrality- -it policy has SJL The is per-- ? -it virtually forgottenre-- i clear that every financial Brit-arm l to help wffl be used Amer-- l The ourselves. than no less are violently people, in short, ! !flrtisan, and the American nation is f definitely and irretrievably involved them tfid 11 i irf E1 li I I cash-and-car- ? Z in war. the this change? It years to become i the last war in rcany a year this time. it took us less than verbal getter communication, both I and visual, has been a factor. So has of the British the amazing courage J like and res-- i Americans peoplethe of bravery against pond to any display in all probab- odds. Most important, jat has caused i took us almost three 1 J J has been the that our destiny f eel- -' fast-growi- ility, mg if ' Britain danger. There ; I this and Britain's are and inseparable, and that falls we will be in grave intermixed i stoutly belie but they are much in the are those who doctrine, The President obviously that Britain is fighting for us well as for hergelf . So do most thinks i as Congress. So do the bulk members of leading commentators. So does a long; list of principal daily news-- '' papers. That is why opposition to the bill has made so little pro-- 1 gress. There just isn't enough support of ; ; , the it. behind defeating or chance of Last 1 serious-Jl- y the bill and, at best, it was an extremely frail chance led when Wendell Willkie took the stand. Mr. Willkie received 22,000,000 modifying ; i GRANGER votes last November, only less than the President. His to England, in which he cram months of visiting, talking and American 4,000,000 .trip sed investigating, was a nights, into a few days and dramatic pilgrimage. a fine impression abroad. We he has lost some of his past supporters, he has gained new friend s and followers. So when Willkie paid he was 100 per cent in favor of the till with certain modifications, and ent even farther than the President u some respects (by suggesting that He made W SCOUTS . t. ', " ' : ' 1 JZ&g Full Srxei In my article last I 4 '4jwTm' ? f spam THrW m ne ", ' ' we i , H last week, I explained that our shipmi. off N r ' I building program is divided into Normal, Emergency, and Naval. The emergency program means merchant ships of a standardized de:' r J r Piofa if H!(hv:r hjctnutien Scnlit sign; war freighters of a slower speed v r is T)OADS are urgently needed but designed for mass production. for national defense," Utah Naval building In order to double Congressman J. W. Kobinson, mem- the size of our present Navy, an un ber, U. S. House Roads Committee, precedented program of shipbuilding tells delegates to 33th ?nnual Conhas begun. By 1944, we expect to vention of American Road Builder' Association. He is pictured during have finished most of our program, speech before highway men from which will mean 206 destroyers, 17 AAtERiAlS FROM ABOUT HO 48 states and 15 foreign countries, Different manufacturing plant" huge battleships, 12 airplane carriers, who met in New York City, Janu-tr- y in are aveba6k inciuoeo the 81 submarines and 54 cruisers. In adto plan roads for hemiyr&A lOCOMOTTVE dition, the Navy is building around INDUSTRIAL 6ENIti$fiT spheric defense. 400 patrol and torpedo boats. For the WFtfJSF P2EMIU- M. next three years the Naval program TtlERE ME ABOUT 6. OOO PAA LOW will take up more than half of our available ship yards. Our normal merYou can get pretty near any kind chant ship program is 50 ships a year, an answer there is, by asking the of but this has been speeded up to such next USED H. person you meet, what he thinks an extent that instead of 50 by the needs. But also you will this country end of the year, we will have 100; and find out that everybody agrees on KestMCrt m DEvaoPEO a nc the Emergency program will add anFROCKS By VimH VJOOO CW M one thing the country does need other 260 ships to this total by June, KEflTTEO A MO S1W 10 CfSKSS something. INP05TWW. "LMrSCf LIKE FORM. 1942. At this rate our shipbuilding And that is a good s'gm and one program will turn out 400 ships a thing to be thankful for and is O. K. year. This in itself is an undertaka good omen. ing of gigantic proportions. Yet, in mission to finance new ships. ced by the Office of Production Man- We been drowsing along, thinking addition, we are producing 770 fightagement. Authority over priority was fixed. But everything ing shops. Seek To Solve Agricultural ings for all raw materials and exten- now if we are getting cobwebs out, getting Problems Thousands of farmers the sions of ratings below the first sub- - like Mr. Van Winkle he when Rip American Ship Aid To Britain Over country over are studying and plan- contractor will be in the hands of the over his long nap, we will get our got 1,200,000 Tons The United States ning the solution of agricultural so- Priorities Division. bearings yet has supplied Great Britain with more cial and economic problems posed by f All in all it looks pretty good. And tons than 755,000 of cargo ships since the impact ci war and national de Defense Program Stimulates Indus if we can just stay awake now for October, 1939. Of this total, 60,935 fense. Grass-root- s planning commit try Industrial activity during the another short spell, we will see there tons have been transferred to Canad- tees working with state and federal first year of operation of the defens. are not 100 reasons for the mesg we ian registry. Including ships going to agricultural research and action ag- program has been strongly stimulated are but one reason. only alien registry friendly to Britain, encies are reported functioning in by the construction of new defense And the one reason is not so comAmerican transfers affecting the Brit more than 1,500 agricultural counties. plants and by the direct orders for it is our ownself. There plimentary ish overseas lifeline total about 1,200,-00- 0 Cooperative planning by farmers military equipment, but a more im- are more places to sleep than just in tons. Transferred to England were and public officials was started two portant factor in the rise has been the CatskiUs. 199 ships and to neutral nations that years ago by agreement between the forward buying by business men and Yours, with the low down, are friendly to Britain, 85. The trans- Land Grant College, State and Fede-rconsumers who have anticipated later JO SERRA to fers foreign registry have netted al Agricultural Extension Services and shortages or higher prices. the United States Department of Agthe Maritime Commission about More Free Bulletins Available To and American private owners riculture. At the end of the first year The pasteurization of milk ; No. 172 about $50,000,000, of which $25,000,-00- 0 of operation more than 7,000 com- People In My District The following Why fruit trees fail to bear; No. has been turned over to the com- - munity planning committees compos bulletins may be obtained by the peo- 145 Clothes moths; No. 101 Injury ed principally of farmers were in op ple in my district by writing for same to buildings by termites; No. 88 to my office here in Washington: Poisoning of livestock by plants that WIN YOUR RACE FOR BUSINKJ, we give Britain outright destroyers eration. 177 182 No. use The No. of the SUPREMACY BY ADVERTISING! land control; significance Housefly produce hydrocyanic acid.. and Army bombers) the die wag cast The two men who were given the planning effort in national defense is votes of close to 50,000,000 Ameri- threefold: 1 Its outstanding possibility as a cans in their race for the presidency, means for effective participation by and who stand out head and shoulders farmers themselves in action to deal above any other national figures of with problems of emergency. this day, believe that England's fate 2 Its usefulness as a means of and our fate cannot be separated. welding diverse elements of a national There is no doubt of their sincerity so far as agriculture is coneven as there is no doubt of the sin effort, into a cerned, single effective whole. cerity of those who still hold to a 3 Its usefulness as a means of fitdifferent and opposed point of view. a national effort to local condiAnd there is no doubt that this coun- ting tions. at try is committed to the hilt to the Studies have been made of the beWilland Roosevelt for which policy & havior of pi ices ut kie stand. Wsw Additions to ihe Bvick DPEC3AL Wc rr.ccn these the outbreak of the European war, Today millions of Americans hate and the spread between farm and reThrill in less Curbsidi Space Series that Give you Dig-CHitler and what he represents with tail of foods, as contrasted an almost personal hatred. For Mus- with prices the current situation. solini they have contempt and laughdock and the way they flit through rT"MiE way cars have been stretching O ter. These millions of Americans feel wheel-wear- y Civilian Conservation Corps ConJL out is traffic a to it a takes delight usually only lately, are their enemies, gress will be asked to authorize the that the dictators drivers. couple of cars to occupy the curb just as they are England's enemies Civilian Conservation Corps to use The old crimes and mistakes of im $3,000,000 of its funds for operation extension-ladde- r fire an of space When it comes to action well, perial England have been forgotten. and maintenance of its motor repair truck. 115-hAnd in the opinion of many a thought division. a Fireball eight they've got ful student, we ourgelves are about skims that bonnets under Not their the additions with so to you newest to embark, from necessity, on an un Army-Nav- y Board To Determine like mallard 1941 a road down the the line. Buick heading precedented imperial policy of our Priorities A new working arrangeown. home. You can add Compound ment for the operation of the prioroOo we've Here trend the reversed just D ities system under which the Army at small extra cost and have BIG It is forecast that the Treasury will and Navy board will determine priorto prove that an honest-to-goll- y 125 horsepower that does things we not offer any new tax proposals un- ity ratings for a critical list of miliO car can be built without going overhardly dare hint about in print. til late Spring. By then, it should tary items, such as guns, tanks, airD bumper-to-bumpboard distance. on have a fairly good idea of how much planes and ammunition was announ- O But they're a handy six inches shorte the bill, plus our own reThe four new models now adorning armament, is going to cost, and how er, bumper to bumper, than other much of the total it is advisable to fit the Buick Series Special Buicks a quartet of cars neatly D pay for as we go. into modest without d and in garages size. a new putting O Higher direct and indirect taxes O a permanent crimp in the doors. are, of course, considered inevitable The price? It's lower too. So better O in informed circles. That means furtake O a look at the first really BIG car In ther upping of the income tax rate They slip into parking places all brackets, and peihaps further lowsize. in this bumper-to-bumpsmoothly as a rowboat nestles up to a mean also It of may exemptions. ering H new taxes on commodities, to be collected at the source rather than from O the consumer. ' t'i The saleg tax has many supporters. M,.V' So far, this tax has been opposed by ....... ' ....'VTX J wnm the Administration, but some feel that it will eventually be accepted as a matter of necessity. State sales taxes iuiiil., have proven tremendous and dependable revenue producers. A national BUICK PRICES sales tax should go a lonk way to BEGIN AT ward meeting the arms bill. i -- 3. , yA-.'- '. 'rJI three-divisions- r nit -- his-ey- .. 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