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Show ifiy fcn ummmmmmmimm mmtm . . ;A - ... inr Hi u - - TIT i w U. nil mill II J if i u " "njyi .. iirn .... fe I ) j LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHI. ITTAH . ' II New'Generab President's New Appointments -- i CLASSIFIED Ss5 DE P Mr h AUTOS. TRUCKS ' Corn Roots Breathe And Require Oxygen f I 1 X K, J " '"' - V- 3 ( I j jfp K . - fhi.phmPr : S3 , TN Vji N r ' J SB V SaWal The Jap knows he's gypped. The Flowery Kingdom realizes it is go- HCUfE FURNISHINGS & APPLI. ing to have to say it with lilies. The Vr r.Ul.r IMMPFB PlLtOWCASEJ Nipponese are ready for the nippers. Wni WtSIEUN ARTWORK COM PANT ; job of supplying mineral nutrients to the parts of the plants, they ipust be grown in ventilated soils that provide them with plenty of oxygen to breathe, according to Dr. George N. 'Hoffer of the American Potash in- intra-ment- well-draine- d, Except that more intelligible. Dontld Duck seems . "Corn plants cannot endure wet soils for any length of time, nor The Land of the Rising Sun begins to resemble the old flshworks at sunset ae The Little Brown Man with the s tnd the big teeth is still all dressed up as a world conqueror but he wishes he had stuck to amateur photography. bandy-leg- t 1 i 1 1 I I ients fuDj -- " , . &f- , . ft t e - tf''' - ml Result of Good .Management without anghard working root systems," Dr. Hoffer declared. "Few farmera realize the amount of work these roots carry on. They must anchor the plant firmly, and absorb nutrients from the soil to support the demands of the other parts of the plants. They are the living parts of the corn plant we frequently overlook when we try to diagnose foliage deficiency symptoms, or become dissatisfied with the size and quality of the ears pro- ibot ntnt not toe tit the not lt.lt ictioa duced." Pointing out that many fields of midwestern corn were fertilized by ust govern- - Russia ce method season, Dr. Hoffer declared that excellent results were obtained in practically all cases where the soils were and in good tilth and where the stands of corn and the rainfall were ample. During the latter part of the 1944 growing season, however, numerous cases of "negative" response to the fertilizers were reported. The heavily fertilized plants were no better than those fertilized in the regular manner with row ap- the last mefert nespi compel an hos pd otba plow-furro- w ihatEu wo Because icrs ;iDEf's futsw $ 'from wouldf costif; rtheef tates, (or the 1 jstatefl. e Ame$ When War Arrived at Okinawa corn Mu w ' I Then one day Japan staged a sneak attack on a Russian fleet and won. It never realized that Russia put the incident, on file for future reference and rebuttal. b 0riw -- 1 i! ' in , Recent photograph of Mrs. Harry S. Truman, wife of the 33rd President of the United States and first lady of the land. Mrs. Truman has emanoflj . J. - gently- w umvnanit J.'iJiuni....iunmr.i, m . )0licy off j I " 2 jrtjsaflH 7 New to $8'TC; fair, w loe ft'!; nf of )1 : b2 - J FT I' i 4 ;s ft Ji w hi ?t ines f IOr five aiit...n. .1 'V Who boots the Nazis It's Patton; In tell l'U"-?- A " i ' '1 Ernie Pyle, famous war correspondent, acclaimed as the fighting men's personal reporter, recently killed by a Jap machine-gu- n bullet on a little Island off Okinawa, is shown in his last photo. This is typical of the way he covered both wars, by living and working with the men. He escaped death several times while covering the war with Germany. Truman Meets Peace Delegates gs k J.-- I L T ir- ;- , 1 1, - if jP I - ii 4 - . ' 1: It's Patton; Who Who Who lets 'em have it on the chin? clouts 'em till they wheel and spin? makes 'em yell "He's loose again"? That's Patton. makes each new attack a beaut? That's Patton; Who sends 'em stuff that isn't fruit? That's Patton; Who never sits a battle out? Who never leaves a scrap In doubt? Who always wins a crucial bout? It's Patton. Who The drive for clothes for the war sufferers all over the world is on throughout America, and emphasis is being put on the point that wearable duds, not ragbag attire, are One man in New York, needed. however, has gone too far. He sent in a full dress suit. Musing on the Barnum & Bailey circus this season, we can't help wondering how a G.I. back from the wars feels when he hears a trapeze act referred as dangerous. - . Allies. I'' . TekMM sa.n the pants? plays Wild West and makes 'em dance? Who Big-Wi- iV'l HE RIDES AGAIN Prince August Wilhelm, right, and U Cannot on of the 111 ef- ' Prevent younier fecu, Macken-sen- , Field Marshal August von dvanced stage of who have been captured by th dia!!dvn - wore treatment ,A -- McK.eton board" and "Variety" with special attention to the classified ads readwith ing "Wanted: Entertainers carnivals, circuses, sideshows and fairs. Good opportunities for pole balancers." to a .ii. informed BoiiT' ,, ; sulfadi-- e. forces- . -- When this war is over the Japanese people will be ready for the cleaners, Hirohito will be a chauffeur for Molotov, and the Tojos and their kind will be reading "Bill- it b scarce and tt armed - Now the Japanese are changing cabinets oftener than Tokyo is changing fire wardens. As a nation it is now a study in big jitters. r coccidiosis is Mt The cure ls the dru ed by -. his true measurements and habits from the zoology experts and changed the trend. tiw 12? mount P'"- He won the first few rounds. 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REAL ESTATE- - MISC. rt Jth !?akinS y tin ESTATEHOUSES RANCH; THATCHER, IDAHO. 250 a, trrU gated meadow, 360 a. dry farm, lttO a, pa. tur on Bear river. White face cattle, BoW his envoys were in Washington grinning and professing a yen for peace. G.I. Joe's Reporter Killed ujnni almost impossible to clean 2?,, ordinary feed box. This dif-may be eliminated if the feed M as shown in this draw- hinged, jjj Ki REAL CALIF. To our shame we let him get away with murder and even shipped him ... Hinged Feed Box. for tk'a to W"t HATWAKD, extra tools. Curing Pain in Neck Bag Nazi .! S14-0- Equipped for any emergency, marines who landed at Okinawa hurdle a stone wall as they push across the island. First phase of the operation Then he decided to play the Bull been active in war relief work and brought little opposition, the invading forces were quick to grasp the states that she is not and will not opportunity, and the early assault waves drove to the Interior of the island That Walks Like a Pal, and, basically a stinkeroo, he did it the sneak be active or interested in politics. shortly after they hit the beach. Strong opposition came later. way, staging a stab in the back at Pearl Harbor at the very moment What looks like an attempt at suicide in the Giants' clubhouse in New York is merely Johnny Rucker's attempt to cure a pain in the neck. The queer contraption was prescribed for the Giant outfielder by Mayo Brothers. test INSURE your poultry future Kith our 100 pur top ranking, money making strata ul Leghorn chick hatched Irom breadiaf heni. i to 6 year old. Straight run, pullet chick. (28 00. Clair ka through WMay, June. July. Volume 30 year pay expreuag. experience. Write tur actual folder. GRAHAM HATCHFRT A PULLET FABM , -- S'l CniCKS tc EQUIP. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS bear-hai- bacteria and fungi. Hinf5- - im POULTRY, The victory went to the Japanese head, which ls not far from its feet. Then It began getting real tough. It took Manchuria, thumbed its nose at the League of Nations, and attacked China. The Japanese schoolboy of oar magazines was pasting r on his chest and wearing spurs to the rice bowl. is created under which the Easy Dump Feed Box fg-- oble v , roots cannot compete with the fejl our mics, 3try' - All over America we trusted Japanese in our kitchens with the carving knives. r v' .V Not many years ago Japan was a quiet, colorful peaceful little land Snyder, banker, they seemed so cute and Alfred Schindler, assistant to secretary of that we let them on the gleefriendly clubs, taught them how to play third base, gave them good allowances on their tecond-han- d kodaks and paid them for playing butler parts In our movies. I "But when the supply of oxygen the soil, air and water becomes Insufficient for the living corn roots and other organisms, an oxygen ft future .1 (5) entities involved. tension r time i Office Furniture, Flics, Typawrttera. Add. inm-- Miehinei. Safrs, Cash Rrglrwrm. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE t Braaawftr, Sail Laa. City. UtaA. LaFont-Wa- eral Loan administrator; " to Can rT SI JLbJ 3 I the diagnosis of these troubles seemed to be as follows," Dr. Hoffer stated, "when large quantities of organic matter and nitrogen - carrying fertilizers are plowed into the soil, enormous amounts of nutrient and energy materials are available for the corn plant roots and the soil organisms mostly bacteria and fungi to feed upon. These stimulated activities created a large demand for oxygen for both the growing corn roots and those other soil inhabitants. In soils in good tilth and aeration capacity, the oxygen of the air and that carried into the soil in rain is adequate for all the living indusbal Id . vtvirt. plications. "Briefly, fc much r" well-drain- cost !i its ii on i he "plow-unde- It j rn.im.-k- MISCELLANEOUS WE UT AND SEIX Barry S. Truman featuring cherry blossoms, geisha STABT THAT NEW HOME NOW. bund J. Leonard Reinsch, as press and radio secretary to the Presi- girls and parasols. It sent its young the Save 60 CGnatructioa HON dent; (2) Matthew J. Connelly, executive secretary; (3) Col. Harry H. men to American Investigate, write, LAFONT where cost. 7NA colleges Ream, Calilaraia. Jeaalnga, gaala Vaughan, military aide; (4) John W. FedSt. Louis as ' plenty of can they get oxygen for their iayt U I L a f it. Among the first appointments made by President I .iVifrTiMafiamattaaeaii 'ii "v were (1) 'II nii"rni;f 1 S is ide. t t o1 LI4L.A First Lady of Land n-iLsiiiiiiiiiiiiMTii Jt . commerce. ' ill man, . ill I v i Lt. Gen. George Smith Patton Jr., commander of the 3rd army, top, and Lt. Gen. Courtney Hicks Hodges, Commander of the 1st army, who have been to rank of full eenprals promoted Thai tion to rank of four-stawas sug- gcMea ny senate committee. rs f a. rt stitute. 1 , With the United States, England MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and now Russia against her, Japan looks strangely like Donald Duck WUI BCT. SELL. TRADE musical rrpairtnf. Jeaaln fighting in the lion's cage. And that's C... tt Expert Ewt lot lib, Sail Lk CUT. the way she sounds. above-groun- d, sun-light- I ACCESS. JAPAN BEGINS TO UNDERSTAND v) J "V s 1 h" are to perform their CORN roots IF x f Proper Drainage And Air Essential "CvU, ! ? E N T A R T M The American delegation to the United Nations conference Is San Francisco meets with President Harry S. Truman at the White House. L. to R. Comdr. Harold Stasscn, Rep. Charles Eaton, Mrs. Virginia Sen. Tom Connally, Secretary of State Edward Stettinius, Sea Arthur Vandenbcrg, and Ren. Sol Bloom. 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