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Show 1 raEF! PRESS. I.EHI. UTAH TEH1 ) Mf NeeJed fHilia mffiffiSm in Shearing W Flying Garage of the Future I I H ? ; istJ t 1 V.: - . ''-- shtew .! V" . , -- - 1 . J r-- i r condensed are given for U simplified, improvement of the he handles one or a er LFirst strokes are downward brisket. Run three or four a M . & Lik 11 YJ'Vil AT iik STAY'S . 1 T u ,11 .'.' I r r :S u :9 St , fl--l S Hope springs eternal in the i .l i hu- man breast and in the tourist's heart. As goes the garage so goes : FSBlAv the nation. Secretary Ickes will raise the gas ante from four gallons per A coupon to six. That won't bring back the week-entraffic tie-ubut it will revive those pleasant memories of the days when the gas station attendants rushed out, wiped your windshield, gave you a road map rod asked, "How many can you take?" d 1 1h2S i IJ--- V This may be a long distance away, but it no longer seems something for the next generation to worry about. Susand sheep. ij GASOLINE, SWEET GASOLINE! "Fill 'er up!" guid-- f, shear-Vbeth- riW With Washington deciding to let autoists have more gasoline, millions of Americans are beginning to dream of the day when the country can return to its peacetime slogan or a Thousand Its Rules Are Necessary One following steps, Cross Stitched Tea Towels; Kitten Motif ps ' UAPPy inspiration, putting Mrs. Acenath Carson, left, and ? . AA kitty to work at household Mrs. Roy Price of East St. Louis, on tea tasks; done in cross-stitc-h III., as theT visited the ration towels, he'll make even board office to stress the fact that fun! When that "postwar automobile" Is ready for the public, a flying And when he frequently let a quart tney need shoes. The ration board or to New to to San from York will be overflow Francisco, to it from tank the the garage carry ready ground clerks advised them to buy la easy of taking with a "Damp, ain't it?" shoes nntil the next shoe Europe. It will be a quick, though somewhat expensive, means Pattern 7235 has a transfer of sedan-beina on car shows vacation a Photo your trip. even motif 5',i by inchna; tUtchea. stamps are available. loaded Into a Fairchild Packet for test; purposes. Two can be carried. It Oh, for those hot waysidDue te an unusually large demand and e-lunch also provides room for entire family. war condition, slightly more Urn storming, detour crashing current in fllllnf orders tor a few tt beach blitzing, era la required most Air-Se- a popular pattern gumbers. when the answer to "Shall we motor the Send your order to: J over to Aunt Minnie's?" was never "How?" and always "When?" Sewtni Circle Keedleerait Deft. Bos KIT San Fraadsce t, Calif. Oh, for the days when you didn't Enclose IS cents tor Pattern have to hammer on the windows to Ho find out if the gas station was openl ACV.k I dish-dryi- ng non-ration- ed eron-ttltc- h long-distan- h g dog-eatin- g, dust-swallowi- Rescue Daring School Days Are Over for Grads m Steps in Shearing. pkes down from under right ireleg to flank to open a starting lace for strokes across belly. I Remove body wool with nearly around strokes across Iraight py. Shear inside of right leg from ot toward tail. Continue strokes pi leg and hip are cleaned, js. Open up neck with stroke from yiskt to jaw and on right side of Seek, then left jaw, side of face and Shear left shoulder p of head. Ah, the good old times when there p was a gas station in every block and a nozzle in every tank! two-pum- It is just as well that the return to full tanks is going to be gradual. A sudden restoration of open gas stations openly arrived at would be too much for normal emotions to endure. 7 Ali tXipV&i Four years of regarding the pumping station as an arid retreat for the have done things to the American character. W foreleg. t Shear the - 5. 6. i ST BiiiriSSSJ over-optimist- ic left side with long Strokes from hip to shoulder. 1 Finish shearing left side, taking Crew of U. S. Coast Guard air yo strokes beyond the backbone the sea rescue plane flew 1,100 miles fhole length of sheep's back and . iecL Shear right side of head and to pick op a crew of nine of Char-jeck. lottee, tuna clipper. Wreckage of 1 Shear right side of shoulder and craft in Magdalena Bay, Baja, Ight side down to hind leg. Shear is shown in upper photo. In lower light hind leg, starting near back- - photo the rescued coastguardsmen are shown. Holder for Feed (MMM Pail ,f ijiyHW" t'"mvum y"MW8"3 ...,v1.am-M,.,a'- . .tA... It was a big moment in the lives of these tiny girls of St. Catherine, N. Y., as they stand in line, in their caps and gowns, to receive diplomas at a kindergarten graduating ceremony. Thousands of others If a fellow got. over four gallons at a crack he thought he had struck if U'Jvcrnmprrt't fjtftd rational i oil. And if the gas station proprietor are now receiving their diplomas from kindergarten, grammer and high threw in a smile and five drops exschools or from colleges in every community of the nation. tra he knew he had hit gusher terri- Defeats Mud to Win Okinawa 4 m fj tp of w&taes as'd ivGuSU. No wonder Ickes survived that recent cabinet shake-np- . He announced the new gas ration at the hour the President was making the changes. And Ilarry Truman is nobody's fool. He knew the public would never stand for changing fuel administrators in inm -- 1 oacr-vsew- r.lm too sau tory. 'Vinegar Joe' Slogs Hi , of this nosi I 1 mSTAMSST mid-strea- ALL DONE BY MIRRORS He accompanying sketch shows a device for feeding calves ro pail without having to hold I The holder prevents the animal if - ajue pm tipping I ("Quisling Trial Postponed Until August." Headline.) Oh, don't be hasty with this man This kind and gentle soul! There is such heavy doubt that he over the feed pail. Essayed the traitor's role. 3 Agriculture In the News W. J. DRTDEN Onions salt, the world's most val- seasoning is the onion. It has come to be recognized as a leading garden "must." Alexander found the onion in Egypt. He fed it to his troops in Greece in the belief that it excited martial ars dour. cd Onions A new hvbrid has produced in California which 38 tons to ' the acre. 1597, John Gerard reported that M "ere good against the biting M mad dog, for colds, biles, to hair, for burns, or gun wounds. said it caused headaches, wened the eyes, dulled the senses Provoked e volatile oversleep. oil of onion lias been A? Russian scientists to con- bacteria-killinsubstance. On- Paste is being used in Russia to ounds and guard against in-to 1 f tv Jam. life C" The new army chief of ground forces, Gen. Joseph W. (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell, recently made a flyUpper left shows Cpl. Charles Lissa of St. Louis, Mo., as he scrapes ing visit to muddy Okinawa where the mud off his boots to continue after fleeing Japs. Even the tanks and he took command of the 10th army, tractors had mud trouble as shown in upper right. Lower left and right, formerly led by Lt. Gen. Simon B. shows how the war machines had to be dug out in order to catch up with Buckner. the fleeing Japs. Mud slowed up operations even more than Jap bullets. Hears Son's Ovation Three Members of Allied Command i ;t--' l .'f Utr- - v r U V I re- tnno rtt r,r.r.A nB1h. rh, estemixed legume hay should d per cow, or one ton of .ry " ' 'egume nay or mixea CVoughaEe and th"e tons of f tow. bushels of corn and 20 IpJv oau shoula be harvested " ui"on nve ousn-- y lof u is pro--i ,ans. when or 2V4 bushels silage where silaffa - f'vauable. I did not leave my husband's bed and board as he did not own the bed I slept in. I bought it and when I left Wm. A. Crouse of East Clifford, Lunen Co., N. S., I took my bed with me. (Sgd.) Ponana Gertie Crouse. DEOOORflilT CREflra isn't stiff or sticky! Soft It spreads like face cream. la actually soothing! Use right after shaving will not irritate. baslight,pleasant scent.No sickly mell to cling to fingers or clothing. will not spoil delicate fabrics. Yet tests in the tropics made by narsee prove that Yodora protects nnder trying conditions, b tube er lart, lOt, 25c, 60 McCuea KMJn, lac. aVfcW Ceaav fi economical: Cinder Block U ftro-pro- "CI Ivtj - ask of our noble nation: Take white pennies out of circulation. H. N. MORSE tarmita araof. am. - , pmu. bnt Ideal fa dairy wwia, wrc. ATaUabla la eay quantity, otmf 71 -- j. ji 31. mi I 'cam Lfui btlU 4fLaOMj The sale of sulfa drugs has been stopped except by prescription, it having been found that people were rushing into drugstores to get sulfa for everything from dandruff and corns to a broken rib and gas pains. Needed hv Cows r..i,ung me dairy cows tWO To all Persons Whom vodIh Now may I Tl cent. rUftderarai Panplrotfoe Odor) 4.. have proven a item for overseas French fried onions prom- me more PoPar as of odorless onions becomes nU ! HOPE important 81 NOTICE It May Concern: I wish to say that ended some of our trouble, And burst the loony German bubble. hydrated onions Feed Love Is Like That From a Canadian Newspaper) NOTICE Whereas my wife, Ponana Gertie Crouse, has left my bed and board, I give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts she may contract in my name. Wm. Aseph Crouse, East Clifford May V-- E g Jalv J P.O. away! Oh, let his trial be deferred Go slowly, if you please, For Vidkum wants to play a while Among the birds and bees. I Kext do not rush proceedings when It comes his time to go; Delay them until autumn for He loves the summer so! Oh, 1 A Dab a Day kseps W . ,. druggist tells as that a customer asked for sulfa drugs the other day to get rid of pains caused by taking sulfa drugs. A 1 Mrs. Ida Eisenhower, mother of Gen. Dwlght D. Elsenhower, is doThe "International Police Foree," if San Francisco proposals are car the ried tliiousli, will be directed by a military staff composed of the chiefs o) ing her knitting and listening toKanradio at her home in Abilene, staff of the Big Five. Three chiefs of staff are pictured here. Left t n of China; anf sas. She heard the ovation given right are Gen. A. I. Antonov of USSR; Gen. no be also U. S. will and represented of her son. France. Juln England Gen. Alphonse Ying-Chi- Add similes: As confused by the laws of the country as a member of the Suprems court. |