Show T0 BOM 1101 5 1 i J 0 d TOiE continued from last week LANDSCAPE the land and gardening see sec tion of the agricultural division has contributed toward the beautifica- tion of the city the supervision of the administration hospital buildings and j ry arry jr i who received kuni abazi his basic training in weheaded by hi ather reporting at the boo korematsu the research de- ing aeronautic school at partment part ment iss directly or in- oakland directly concerned with Ro dings Roa ar i obtained adins ari practically every phase of with the use of bhe the follon eject project the agricultural pro ing instruments A thermo in respect to their pro- aneter shelter house housa congress or development maximum and it taining as has under consideration under the following projects tom sericulture the raisand nobuo kawabata ing of silk producing coapichief foremen of this sec- coons rabbit ferm farm landscape plans production tion for culture of hotopaz have been developed ney fishery and producand the planting of specition of sunflower seeds men trees around the hoTEC STAFF this spital administration staff under george nakano buildings civic center has been making a soil sup sul and residential block vey of the project area areas has been undertaker undertaken over bolings have soil borings has been largely been instruit obtained and chemicalmental in the construction ly analyzed hayato kihara of the ice skating rink is in charge of the chemwhich is now open oden to the ical laboratory A soil connursery asery serva residents A small nu survey showsh ow zion servation the ing is in operation at the it locations of difsouthwest corner of this ferent fields ont differ different ciby under the direction kinds of soil ond city and present hayashi ashi and S of H Says land use has boon been conurseryman nursery men of mpiled veteran nurserymen sa A sann francisco s1 IZATT sketch BUREAU WEATHER THEiR BUr TOPAZ WEA of the topaz plaza to be located just nmartli of located in the area be- block at 5 the united tween V this area 4 much f 1 Z page 5 pare january 23 1943 ssttep ep in the landscaping of weekly saturday times tines 9 7 2 0 operative co keath eathor jr ll J sta- th lupei tion is under the been designed as a primary priniary vision of cf weather observer has which minimum automatically record tho the highest hi sliest and the lowest a points of t aind vane which records ivind vind avor avar a rain gauge which taj prevailing age determines the pprecipitation of rain and a snow table which permits measurement snow fall su of snowfall I1 I1 at t I1 pest records reveal that topaz is now at the peak of the cold wealso that ather season and this winter has been mald srr than the average winter Hoy NoTa ever holever it also shows summer spring and sumner that ara the seasons for strong ira winds i nd s sippi river had in turn been owned by 7 0 RY S R Y CIFF UTAH CONTINUED STO spain france angland and the united skirted the lake ario fora it was a cosmopolitan therefore but the states there averagea density of population was under frontier settled nt during the early bavera sett lemont settlement eighteen per square mile part of the cinat benth century it was nineteenth the rendezvous of tho trappers before however the opening of the erie can- tho H al I 1I the U had almost as pronounced an ohio effect on 04 region around cleveland and hew york kirtland as it had in western now beginning with the administration of john quincy adams in 1825 the united states government assisted in the inaugu guration ration of an extensive program of in- ternal improvements canals were dug into ohio to connect the rivers with the lake erie farmers came in br the hundreds lith these settlers came joseph smith and the mormons Mor mons vey they located at kirtland 1851 1831 itaa east of cleveland little eeist where the 0 hio canal was about to aid in the devol of the community aith the com Plo tion of the canal Cl cleveland grew rapevelond idly from a0 sc nt thousand its numbers had increased to by 1834 and it inapt ept growing as did other districts in 11 1 ohio 53 missouri before 1830 missouri had been the western most american westernmost por cor years before the cormons mormons Mora Ions there st louis located on the after their extended trips to the rocky mountains and other sections of the and great lost conditions a result of the foregoing of the inhabitants of missouri were of undisciplined frontier type being of the rougher ala monts of 0f elements many american society the state of missouri was located geographically between bet waar tho slava and the free states it roca rac ived its settlers ind from the both from tho uh the north nd south came from alp but the majority rr slavva holding states ao As a result avis friction wis between dhosi two groups van tho svan b store fora th mormons arr cormons arrived ivd oyid it ws intensified with th arants with their thair missouri was actraditions Klis congress cepted by Conr rass as a slav slava state by co the missouri compromise of 18 00 the brief forgoing ra marics help to tb throw liht on th torri horrific fic friction be mormons and tha Gan t vvera the cormons Cran chantilas when new coming comine of the england dryland a frontier during arrived As 1 thirties joseph arnith vas to establish zion on the ex nd outskirts of tha white mens la land tho fv |