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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH FIRST AIDtol; PEACE EN--WA- ' R AILING 1 y'h ICS ilVlaqqio 2&vwsi.?-',- kt Tiwir no AAjTTHfrR HAS LED Pig Brooders Used To Protect Litter ' Af i tfc ameccan league in sums baited h, runs scored, (n triples and m home ru-js- he vvOn the 1LuiMi.iima Answer: The National LurrK Manufacturers association, 'This little pig went to market" ington, D.C., has several " is a great first line for a turns on the subject; sorae others free and doesn't it go But are nursery rhyme. available far enough as far as farmers are a price. unconcerned. They'd rather wait Protecting: Silver from Tarni til the pig grows up before sending Question: Is there any wart, it to market. And the growing-uprocess is no snap, especially dur- prevent silverware from tar ing the first few weeks when the ing? Isn't there a preparation old sow may crush her precious apply on the silverware as a thk as they crowd around her coating to prevent tarnish? ... LEAGUE l These photographs, serene and many times removed from any aura of violence, were taken in immediate neighborhood of battlegrounds during World War II by Harvey n Belgin, combat photographer. His showing in the Smithsonian Institution recently was adjudged one of the finest documentary series produced by an individual photographer during the war. Picture at top was taken on Okinawa while fighting was heaviest on the island. In Cebu, Philippines, the appealing feature of the picture below was the friendly smile of the peasant girl. The old fisherman (right) was a character on Motobu peninsula, Okinawa. O p one-ma- g in an effort to keep warm. The problem of getting hogs to . it Li rX t M ; . Answer; Dpalorc 111 Jeweler ,7 supplies usually sell a lacquer f .77 this DUrDOSe. hilt firm ... kind are onlv- found in --iar "6 wuet Ii .i wear : -vou cannot ppt it lacauer. sold at a paint store, can be used insteal After polishing the silver, wipe i with benzine and then apply the lacquer. tft S LOS ANGELES ANGELS HAVE THE SHORTEST TRO OF OUTFIELDERS IN BASEBALL'. RED GARROTT AND RALPH OVC STAND ?HE DALLESSANDRO IS ThE FIRST NIGHT BASE- -' BALL GAME WAS PLAYED AT FT. WAYNE, M3, N 1683. 5l SPORTUGHT- - Palestinian, Ponder or Capol? r ft done? fit Farrowing Time BWTMj CRCWN IN t939 AMD 1540 AND (5 STILL THE MOST FEARED RIGHT-HANDHITTER IN THE" liMBfi Making Curved n,u.. Question: Where can I oh. information on how curved rafters? How is this'S Are Found Valuable . -- 5 1 HOUSE it,' '"N ft SAVE A LOT OF STEPS BYT .By GRANTLAND RICE can be a heavy test unless the What About the Belmont? race l slowly run. THE RACE at Pimlico Palestinian has shown both speed AFTER on the way home we and stamina in his last three races Here is shown a pig brooder heard no one discussing either the the Wood, the Derby and the Ofttimes some in operation. beKentucky Derby or the Preakness. Preakness. His record is form of supplementary heat is The flow of racing conversation ing extremely close to winning on necessary to prevent a high turned In the general direction of two occasions. Ponder'i most remortality rate among pigs. Pig the Belmont, to be cent marks are las Capot's brooders such as this have run June 11 over three are been developed for this purpose. the Palestinian, like Capot and Pontest, the real test der, is also an improving horse. market starts at farrowing time. In for the Palestinian has had enough speed the spring some form of suppleto run with anybody. He has been mentary heat is needed to prevent There were three on, cutting away ground, a high mortality rate. Pig broodled namp that com- - coming in his last three big races. Capot ers have been developed for this 1 most of the had to fight bravely and desperatepurpose. Their use will save an I ment Ponder, to keep his head lead at Pimlico ly average of one and a half pigs per PalesCapot and and I don't think an extra 16th of litter, according to Purdue univertinian. The triple a mile would have bothered PalesGrantland Rice ctqwq fof 1949 is tinian In the slightest. He is both sity. Brooders are easy to build and now dust and dreams, or such fast and strong. economical to operate. Generally, are dreams and things as dust The Belmont will have all this they are constructed by boarding made of. off a corner of the farrowing pen plus Sun Bahram, Noble Impulse of the With Ponder In charge and others. Old Rockport? Rocky to a height of about 16 inches. A Derby and Capot on top In the seems to be slipping instead of getroof is placed over this rectangular Preakness, it would be no unfair ting better. He hasn't had it since enclosure and a board nailed across to see turn of fortune's wheel he left California, although as able the front opening about 8 inches Palestinian win the Belmont, which a trainer as Ben Jones still beabove the floor. Heat is provided Bieber-Jacob- s he might do. The run his race. hasn't lieves he a 150 to lamp, the size by horse was finishing close up and on weather conditions. depending and the the in both Derby strongly A hole is cut in the top, and the Preakness and no one can say that More Games Than One lamp placed in a suitable reflector A day or two ago we ran into Belmont's longer race will hurt which is bolted securely over the now of in a bit. him charge Ralph Kercheval, opening. Pig brooders consume an Before the Preakness I hap- Alfred Vanderbilt's racing farm. average of 36 kilowatt hours of How more remember that many pened to run across Warren Wright, power per litter. 10 was than Kercheval years ago the Baron of Calumet one of the greatest kickers college "The Preakness distance may n football ever knew? Many have been too Bhort for PonMeat Income High coaches have tangled in pro der," he said. "But I honestly as to whether Kercheval arguments think Ponder should win the or Ken Strong was the greater Belmont. The longer the diskicker. Shipwreck Kelly, tance, the better Ponder likes another Kentuckian, was always a It. He comes from far back, Kercheval booster. , 20 lengths or more, and he Ralph had full early faith in needs running distance to make Vanderbilt's Loser Weeper, winner up this ground." recently of the Metropolitan. "Loser f I crops Parnell Ben Jones offered no Weeper has improved as much as prediction but he admitted that the any horse I know," Kercheval said longer the race the better Ponder before that race. PRODUCTS TZVZNmtm would like it even up to two As far as racing goes, Sammy miles. Renick has gone out for the verNo one can question the fact that satility record. Sammy started as Ponder can handle the route. What a rider one of the best. Then he WOO about Capot? John Gaver turned in began as a S3L racing owner and now ORAINS a fine job of having Capot in per- is involved in the television section, fect shape for both the Derby and where he is one of the season's the Preakness. When a horse breaks video hits. "No." Sam said Almost of the Amerirecently, a track record, running against the "I've never tried I may can farmer's total cash income last training. time set by such horses as Whirl-awatake a shot at that later." year came from the sale of meat Count Fleet and Citation, he animals, according to the chart must be moving in a hurry. The one who has tried the toui-es- t above prepared by the American Capot was leading at the mile combination is Ellsworth Vines, Meat Institute from U.S. departin both the and who is battling earnestly to make ment of agriculture figures. as good a living out of golf as be Derby and the Preakness. He The value of meat animals was had the continued speed of the did out of tennis. Vines has played f more than nine and billion field. But what about a lot of fine golf, but he has never mile dollars. Total cash receipts from all and a half? This Is something been the champion he used to be crops, including government payelse again. That extra quarter at tennis. d ments, approached 31 and billion dollars. From their cash income, farmers and ranchers paid out large -- TO amounts for stock, feed, labor and By Tom Gregory other operating costs. PUTn. 111 1 NE MOMMY. S N THE lf .I it: three-year-ol- n Br mm a K'' LlAlJ f':- ' pcfJryr. J - ' E Js ' From -- 300-wa- tt 1.' Blessed Relief Constipation Misery mad "Irregularity me feel so miserable I often had to stay home. My trouble ended when I made KELLOGG' S a part of ay daily diet." ClemA L. Boehmr, Hi So. 5th Street, El Cento, Calif. This is one of hundreds of unsolicited letters. If your constipation is due to lack of bulk in the diet, try this: Eat an ounce of daily, drink plenty of water. If not satisfied after 10 days, send the empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUB MONEY BACK! Buy today. ALL-BRA- well-know- Here in the extreme northern part of Okinawa, the primeval forest hills are sparsely inhabited and accessible only by narrow roads and trails- - Here was poetry, music, proverbs and the danger of snipers' bullets, when this was taken during mopping up operations. T O "Jl The water buffalos of Cebu, Philippines, (left) get cellent care by their masters. These huge creatures are very ex- necessary to cultivate the rice fields. However, this picture shows another use for the pull of the animal. Note the crude cart. The ring powerful 4 in the nose serves as a bridle. 5 4 To develop his pictures, Belgin used his pup tent and waited for moonless nights to fashion a darkroom in which his helmet became the developing tank and canvas water bags from his jeep the means for fixing and washing the film. 0ESSK'X one-thir- y, one-hal- one-thir- A SHAVING AID Belgin's primary rendezvous in Okinawa was to record the war, 1 r y when you find it difficult to keep a hand mirror propped up on a bend table, a wire just coat hangcr to serve portraits suggesting that death was a million miles away. It b the calm peace of low tide on 0 coral coast of Okinawa. V AS A SUPPORT. THE WIRE OP THE hanger is soft and is easily" bent with a par of pliers. Horrey Belgin, 36, was born in Canada of Latvian parents. He joined the U. army in 1942, covered the invasion of Okinawa and offer a rest in the Philippines he got in on the occupation of Japan, traveling from the extreme southern port to the far northern tip of the island of Hokkaido. S- - For Sore, Bleeding ou can alter THE DESl&N TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS i ..v Gums Sold on a poslUve money-bac- rebe guarantee, that you ofwillACTIVE lieved of all signs GUM INFECTION LITERATURE ON REQUEST $1.00 Trial Six THE Inc. LABORATORIES, YANCEY MILLIONS OF USERS MUST BE RIGHT! BLACK IEAF Kills aphids indWj sucking insects, mitsfulldevelopnwit healthy foliage ) floalityfruHswd by contact sod by fume Can be osed with other standard sprays. .L Kllffl ubles. insects. Relieve Leaves nohir ful residue distress of row DIM ASK t MONTHLY Milk Hold Infant Food Source An infant food made from edible of milk may soon open a new market for dairymen in tests now going on In Mexico continue to show favorable results. This is the conclusion drawn by Dr. Harold Macy of the University of Minnesota. Dr. Macy and Irvine McQuarrie, pediatrics head at the university, have visited Mexico where they conferred with leading pediatricians on the tests. The new baby food will offer opportunities for use in many countries if future experiments prove satisfactory. but he kept another rendezvous to prove his own belief that the He found scenes like this (right) in the middle of a gigantic war-cur- ious PRESCRIPTION three-sixteent- O horror in which he was engulfed was not humanity's inevitable lot. d f IS Calf Which 'Sits Down Interests Veterinarians Cattle don't sit down ordinarily, so it was news when the American association Veterinary professional Interest in the strange case of a Hereford calf on a farm in Tennessee. The AMV journal said the Tennessee calf often sits on the ground with her hind legs sprawled rorward. 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