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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD Uncle Sam Guards Canal Zone ntEm-3 DiMags Join in Baseball Wars GOOD DAIRY COW PAYS ITS BOARD The By ROBERT McSUANE the (Released b. Western Newspaper Union.) has its prey. QONTRARY to rumor, there is no a battle seeking ruling to the effect that every these Cardinals were 'Whether they might finish major league baseball club must mste? 81 kaSt ne DlMagg10 m its fifth. JWAWiJiP 3d or your un: caught a ft'8 )d city to claim ;ats p,ns Seres World But &em to just begun along j razor t cheeks They spot. rany of j -- Birds Ked ( hawks not the Grantland Rice needed j experi-- nerin , hard campaign, tasinthe shade of a sheltering that Branch ash or palm tree me to pick the Reds ev advised Cardinals for 1940. j35 and the a number of le have quite he said, who need fellows, The Reds tse more season. on this young team ret the jump in the ,e wont be far away It will be different next tch. d v, p a Jhe pubhc baU-playi- members much money clan are not numbered he dozen. In fact, there are by three of the former fisher lads only now in big time baseball. Joe DiMaggio, veteran of the tribe, is not unknown to baseball addicts. He commanded a considerable degree of attention when he made a runaway of the race for individual batting championship of the American league last season, hitting at a distinctly passable clip of .381. The Yankee star led his closest competitor by the comfortable margin of 21 points, establishing himself as one of the truly great batsmen of all time. cost as two cows that produce 350 pounds, or more than 13 cows that average 152 pounds of butterfat an- If All in Europe has caused Uncle Sam to tighten the , MSI Brother Dominic DiMaggio, a mm I 8vatjo act or feu XW the con l for Pa) Vii eslar&a x Guns shown at right are typi cal of the artillery weapons j r tt-stalled at Panama. Below, doughboys during maneuvers leap over a sea wall. Huge guns and large troop concentrations t are capable of protecting the Canal Zones secrets. 1 u baseball. quantity and quality, pitchers mentioned Blade3 should be able to get at five moving briskly along, Js is well above the average, ere are those around who will not to climb too far se you towards the end of the limb in this both ing Daf ronte P me. He lmprai idv. mu i, jy They mention ers the have yet to prove their place and that Pepper Martin cant retam j hod w the iron in his system and the flame Davis Curt eof b. sou forever, uperamental also y Medwich fact that hasnt been any too bring out the Medwick under the St. Louis setup time. And Ducky Med-- s happens to be one of the best players in either league. He ,y some i be and tempera-a- l can hit, field, run the four mam essen- g but he throw ij Blades figures is that can win there are six the National e DI MAGGIOS: Joe and Vince home run hitters. Dom started playing ball with the Monterey Presidio team. From there he jumped to the San Francisco Seals, where he hung on in spite of a couple of bad starts. He batted just above .300 in his first two seasons. Like the rest of the family, he is an outfielder. Brother Vince DiMaggio, now the property of the Cincinnati Reds, is the oldest but least known of the illustrious trio. It was Vince who first went to the baseball wars. While a junior high school student he was picked as a member of a team. BeSan Francisco fore he went to high school he was picked up by the Seals. Father enGiuseppe DiMaggio wasnt at all lie argued. Ail the thusiastic. all-st- ar pennant had been fishermen. ait agree with him. The race DiMaggios i be between the Cardinals and Vinces liking for the game won out. ' will' the Dodgers and Cubs Introduction r8 the main challenge. Mk Frisch will Vince who brought Brother was It need at least a k get the Pirates into the game. Late one seaJoe untangled kca(ied son, when Vince was with the Seals forward, contests for place in cant figure Giants, Braves or and when all Hies J. Coast league had been with Pacific anything but a miracle the we. decided, Augie Galan, the shortstop, from a game st of the old Gas House Gang asked to be excused tour. The a on barnstorming j left the scene. They are scat- - to go if he r and wide. manager said he could go shortfind somebody to play Jy a ,ew would years ago at Braden of Vince DiMaggio dug up his re were the two Deans, Jim-ffso- stop. Jewel Joe. That was the start of brother Rip Collins, Leo Du-jeafl DiMaggio career. Bill Hallahan and several the greatest ist tr the strength of Joes on Now lit i ? Largely Pepper Martin and ratio went to the Boston Vince Medwick are about the only reputation, ilioa. i league left ontfti Bees He couldn't hit major Nationrot J 1938 led the in and iscball tell has seen better teams, pitching, He was sent tone with so much color. There al circuit in strikeouts. There he began to a time when Jimmy Wilson, to Kansas City. gained confidence runs, home dark Cardinal hit hitch in catcher, began a bothersome SIS his silk shirts from the lock-uz- y and removed j was brought Then he began wearing them. his swing. Cincinnati. with time the to big as then a rookie. When back Vince struck my put the blast on Diz for pil-iDespite the fact that bat 14 limes In favorite sllirt, Diz only out 12 times fight. Manpennant last years ing MiKechuie still has faith L''len. I ager Bill Jimmy, he said. the Now the oldest of wn here with only one shirt. in him. is getting probably h.s kU 'vount want the great-- c DiMaggios baseball ever knew to last chance to make good. and with the same shirt for a There you have the DiMaggio slugger of the Nw, would you? family Joe, king-piYankees, York fcss youre right, Diz," Wil-!- , world champion New league minor red touted Dean kept the shirt. Dom, highly ere s still his golden opportuni-In star color getting enough Vince, whose ? ese"t Cardinal outfit. Its a with the Ked Sox; and nce ut t, in undoubtedly the main, an outfit big-- and esn to go somewhere. is with the Reds. are the mos unquestionably they UB of the Series In baseball widely publicized family hold tHat olu a sniff of that World uthrites a history. Many one of them Joe Is a handicap to both 41006 litiv aSiVaS We didn't have too big , n m quite make it, as 8 upfo. They just cant tol've Vagrant smeU. E name The num- J.1 Wl11 be different . Off their minds. this year, it can win. But whether n no team ls oin to a iv in"01 or 14 game us or. jump ejpa ,0r any other time We (i (1' ast summer, enough .Us 8 couch better ball club, g have to be better bS'DiVMC,- - mm ib. spoil, a crea year ago to head "j sharply upon him Joes e fi d d C A see no reason why a nation of 135,000,000 people vilh unlimited national resoureea and with courageous MILLAND would like Hed finished work in Un- ers secret tamed and gone to Sun Valley for a weeks rest. Mrs. Milland stayed in Hollywood, as they were expecting the arrival of their first child some Holmes. hope outlives them all. INDIGESTION weeks later. Then he received word that hed have to race the stork if he wanted to be in Hollywood when it appeared. He started for Boise, Idaho, in a car, also In a blizzard. At Boise he chartered the only plane available, and was grounded at Salt Lake City. He telephoned the hospital, in Hollywood, and learned that he had a SenMUonal Keitel from Indigestioa and One Dost Proves It the first opa of this peasant Ustlnr llttl Mark tablet down t brin you the fastest 10.4 tt) f wu Dm rompleto rsllif ym have Mpenen ba k to UI Slid let IH)l HI h MONMf BAt K. Thi tits stomach digest fix!, Bell ins tablet help leii oakt tho xcs st msch fluids barmlws mnahrsrt-Duyou ntd Fir nm st ths n Hirlshlng food Tf upsst sick hMOrnrhsi trees s tom at h Adds mak g JT ST ON K 11 ov.r II lWj nllef. Wo so 1B ul tvuywbu. of 41 S1' caused ny BWO Boll UK nt Bn From Want to Want That man is never happy is for son. so true that all his the In "Untamed hed braved a bliz- reliefpresent from unhappiness is only zard to reach the bedside of a sick forgetting himself for a little sweetheart. If its all the same to while. Life is a progress from the scenario writers, hed rather want to want, not from enjoyment have less harrowing experiences. to enjoyment. Johnson. Hollywoods most famous mixed foursome Paulette Goddard, Ruby Keeler, Bing Crosby and Bob Hope will probably have difficulty m if they all sticking to picture-making And so the question evolves Why not take a few cows that produce at least 350 pounds of fat a year rather than a whole corralful of the 152 pound group that produces only about 20 pounds less than the average dairy cow in the United States? Population Is Shifting From Cities to Farms It has been apparent for some time that the population trend is away from the cities and toward the farm. Now the fact seems to be officially proved by the advance tryout in the 1940 federal census. Two counties in Indiana were selected by the government for the preliminary count. The first figures have been released, showing that while St. Joseph county has gained somewhat in its rural areas, the two principal cities, South Bend and Mi&hawaka, have decreased by a few thousand. The difference was slighter in the case of Marshall Merchant ships passing through the canal are guarded by army county and its county seat, Plymon duty in the engine room. It is also outh. The town gained a little, but troops like the fellow above, been installed to protect the great the county gained more. These are have nets steel that reported only two small straws, of course, but locks from would-b- e saboteurs. they show which way the wind ls blowing and the fact is significant after a long period when the "drift to the cities was regarded as a serious social problem. 'f, w,- i n y last-cha- d' DDI.I M atw'"1'US Lcb.ii j; tb"l In blocking a gate against hogs, swinging the foot back and forth is more effective in keeping the animals back than waving the arms. v y 4- f f N I Farm Notes 4 y rJ j. nually. Thats what experiments at the Colorado State college indicate, says Elmer J. Meadows. One 545 pound cow will return $108 above feed cost during a year, according to figures Meadows has compiled from actual experience. This figure is based on butterfat scU-in- g at 40 cents a pound. Two cows each producing 350 pounds of butterfat a year will return only $4 a year more above the cow feed cost than the and will cost $168 to feed, compared to $110, the feed cost of the large cows producer. Thirteen will return $101.40 above feed cost during a year, and it will cost $689 to feed them. If the extra labor required to milk and care for 13 cows producing 152 pounds of butterfat each compared to 2 producing 350 pounds each, is figured, it would further emphasize the necessity of keeping and breeding only cows with the ability to produce large amounts of milk end grass it gave yellow milk, but Its even more of a wonder nowadays when a chemist takes the skim milk and makes wool out of It The chemists extract the casein, soften It in water, and dissolve the resultant compound in a solution of caustic alkali. It becomes a thick, sticky mass. After working Into the proper consistency by aging and adding other liquids the mixture ls forced through a spinneret, hardened, and It is ready to be spun. The cost of the finished product will be about 50 cents a pound when put on a commercial basis. It may be used in preparing garments for persons allergic to natural wool and for other uses In which natural products have been undesirable. land are no longer est batting average on the West kids that most of .361, led in total hits and runs the younger pitch- coast, scored, and was among the leading age IS ry Uq rt FAST HORSES ANP A I L IKE SLOW-BURNIN- G CIGARETTE! THAT MEANS CAMELS. THEY'RE MILPER, COOLER, ANP MORE FRAGRANT NEVER WEAR OUT' THEIR WELCOME i It has long been a wonder to many that when a black cow ate green fact that Davis, Warneke and Wel- THE fine RAY Skim Milk Used in Making of 1VooV Cardinal matter. aboti'j 10 mnii the nine i J (Released by Western Newspaper Union butterfat ,KuSC:iiC80!U More has re.,ks 1 and the same than that, in addition h veterans as Curt Davis, Lon ieke and Big Bob Weiland, they s carry along the younger pitch-innof Cooper, McGee, Lanier, and Barrett the man, Sunkel jest pitching staff in National league and one of the Dept Vew same speed WITH.H UOUTStJ t t ZOTC&Mf j L guard on his vital Panama canal. Even visitors (above) are now barred from much of the canal area. Twenty thousand troops are on duty. Sentry show n at the left shows hoio soldiers must guard against malaria. 'PVATOH Win Duplicate Honors expensive young man, is next getting a tryout with the Boston Red happens to be the If Sox. In 1939 he was voted the most mentioned by Mr. Rickey. sound a prophet m 1940 as valuable player of the Pacific Coast j as Cardinals are league. (Joe received the same ias in 1939, the award in the American league.) dv in Though Dominic still has to wear 4 Pitching Staff glasses with thick lenses, he hits have that years experience the ball hard had the second high- under their belts and they 24.! nel Fean r in millions rannot so build for the keep a controlling hand youth future as to lie able to say with undeRules the High Producing Animals on the scripts of all pictures niable entphans America V. 6. Senator 1atruk A. Air." now in he which from appears Prove More Profitable. on. Truth came far too close to fiction to suit him a while By ELMER J. MEADOWS Mothers Hope One dairy cow that produces 545 ago, and he hasnt quite reYouth fades; love droops; the pounds of butterfat a year will re- covered yet. of friendship fall; a mothleaves feed above turn as The pubhc unconsciously has been misled by the frequency with which the name appears in the that V AIR PROGRAM PETERSBURGH. FLA. upon Brd engraved Cardinals ,the St. Louis , Q Against Sabotage by Enemy UICK i f V i. y v . t r ! h BOB HOPE find themselves In the cast of "Follow Through. They played together In a chanty match last autumn, and it was then that the idea of teaming them in a picture was suggested. Theyre all experts, and if Announcer Del Sharbutt intended a musician, but instead has become widely known as announcer for such programs as "Myrt and and Lanny Marge, Ross. The musician in him has come out at last, though; hes written two songs of Hit Parade proporThe tions within a few weeks Kitten With the Big Green Eyes, and "Id Love To. to be "Ask-It-Bask- et Ginger Rogers, who has millions of fans now, had only one in 1929; he was John L. Cass, who recorded the sound of "Primrose Path, m which she with Joel McCrea. About 10 years ago RCA made a called "Campus In New York, to try Sweethearts, out a new wide-filprocess. Two movie unknowns, Ginger Rogers and Rudy Vallee, were featured. The director didnt care for the song that Ginger had been rehearsing, but Cass Insisted on recording it. "She had everything, including a swell mike voice, he says. I knew she was star dust and howl" two-reel- Want to see what happens to winners of beauty contests? Claire in the James, who was runner-u- p Miss America contest last year, ls playing a bit in Paramonnts "The Ghost Breakers; she appears in a restaurant scene, wearing a dinner dress. floor-leng- 1 lilt c- f' Peggy McManus, Expert Horsewoman uses plenty of horse picking her horses... of sense in pickcommon plenty Like millions of her cigarette. ing others, she finds that a slower-burnin- g cigarette gives more mildness and coolness, and smokes with a full, rich flavor and fragrance. So Peggy smokes Camels, for Camels burn slower, give more pleasure per pull and more puffs per pack. PEGGY In recent laboratory tests, burned 25 slow- CAMELS er than the average of the 15 other of tho largest-sellinbrands tested slower g than any of them. That means, on tho average, a smoking plus equal to th Bernle and his lads and lassies, including Dinah Shore and Lew Lehr, are moving. After 60 weeks of Sunday broadcasts theyre setting up shop in a Wednesday evening half hour, beginning April 10. Want to bet that for the first few weeks at least half of the troupe will dash to the studio on Sundays? Ben K- K t they can resist staging a match that the script doesnt call for theyll be doing well Com and sorghum silage may both be successfully fed to sheep, but the , quality must be good. Moldy or Cecil B. DeMdle ls back in charspoiled silage will often cause colic, discours and other digestive ailments. acter again. Now that he is recting "The Northwest Mounted straight from the Whitewashing the walls in poultry Police and goes studio to the radio, one where movie beis artificial where houses light the last lights were A tinv from atop Ancon hill just before his Radio Theater broading used will aid much in spread- he does in Panamas first blackout. On the left are the lights of ing the light over the roots, as casts, he shows up in his "shooting the canal can also be seen, a nar- well as on the floor and feed outfit high bools, riding breeches, At, rn (lores locks. The outline of Uncle and headgear ranging from somSams lifeline. is which water row thread of brero to piin helmet. -Bots In horses may be controlled a a with have the horses If harpsichord that legs you by washing 2 per cent cresol solution when the you dont want, get in touch with weather is freezing, and having the Alec Templeton. Collecting unusual veterinarian give carbon disulphide musical instruments is his hobby, and he has no harpsichord and he capsules a month later. wants one. There are only 10 of r- " . I.4 . i t IW a gully is at the these ancient Instruments in the to The fight place s j, a ffour of them owned , top of the slope. Ever notice how a United States, f iiMrllM(rt'W of Templetons In Chigully forms at the foot of the slope by friends and eats its way upward? Ever try cago. They urged him to try one to "doctor a gully at the foot of not long ago. he played his favorite and tli slope by filling it with trash or satire, "Bach Goes to Town a brush dam? It washes out with now his life wont be peifect until on guard. Theyd harry enemy ships. each hard rain. he ls presented with a harpsichord Li 'ht amy bombing planes of his own. s mi SMOKES TER PACK FOR EXTRA M11DNES5, EXTRA COOLNESS, EXTRA FLAVO- R- SLOW BURNING COSTLIER T03ACCOS |