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Show IWKOWAN T1MKS. PA ROWAN. a&vssaoid T"1IE two iumewhat weird and woolly fennai t races in the two leagues g to the factors that niakt .sj.ut u hat it is. This i 4 .. ,, -- v' " t -- ... w i - - f tl " ? x i v V ... y , 'M , vj Sm1 . , r. ailDY d y 77 f j I -v, Grantland Klee Embraced in Overseas Parks U Features. II the great national parks, which belong to the people States, lie in our territories overseas Hawaii National paik on the islands of Hawaii and Maui in the Hawaiian arihpelajio and Mount McKinley National park in Alaska. Then- two parks present a study in contrasts. Hawaii, within Its forests with luh tr.e tn pic. basks in perpetual spring. ft ms 4') feet high are gay with birds of brilliant pluma-eon the other hand, enioys a brief summer season of Two of f the Tinted - . during most of the Arctic silence. Here wirtcr some of the birds and and warm! year sk eps in Li snail nrimnls even white don travel like spectres over ge snowy landscape. Hawaii National park was established bv act of congress on August 1, 1916. and was placed National Parks under ration Ninth of National Park service In a Series habits to st which was in the same month. also created Mam features park are two spectacular volcanoes. frequently active, Kilauea and Mauna Loa on the island of Hawaii, and one of the world's largest dormant volcanoes, Haleakala on the island of Maui. The total area within the two sections of the park is about 275 square miles. Kilauea, probably older than its in the ' j i towering Mauna Loa, cre- impression of being a the side of the higher mountain, although it is itself a mountain with an altitude of 4,090 feet. This illusion is the result of a broad depression at its top and of its gentle slopes, caused by lava flows from many lateral vents. Within the depression is a vast pit, Halemaumau or House of Fire, which often contains a boiling, bubbling mass of molten lava whose surface fluctuates from bottom to neighbor, ates the crater in rim. Until 1924 molten lava was nsually visible at any time in Halemaumau, but activity since then has been spasmodic. Its risings are accompanied by brilliant fountains and inflows of liquid lava, and its lowerings bf tremendous which send clouds. avalanches up enormous dust To the west of Kilauea rises the vast dome of Mauna Loa whose summit crater, Mokuaweoweo, is included in the national park. Inbroad- - connecting belt between the two volcanoes. Mauna Loa thrusts it bulk great 13,680 feet above the surrounding Pacific. By eruptions in its summit CTater and by flank outbreaks it is constantly adding to its mass. In action Mauna Loa is even niore spectacular than Kilauea, and steam vents continually send feathery clouds into the air. Extending northeast and southwest from the summit are volcanic rifts with niany deep rents formed by e and eruption as well as many brilliantly colored spatter cones, n height. Twice since looft6 1880 the City of Hilo at the base of the volcano has been threatened by great rivers of lava which have tiowed down the sides of the mount- -, aso is a earth-quak- Mc-Kmle- v, ' Within these gorgeously col ored walls lies a superb vol canic spectacle. Covering th floor are giant red, black and orange cinder cones which, although hundreds of feet high, are dwarfed by the immensity of their surroundings. The crater has a circumference of 21 mites and an area of 19 square miles. Both sections of the park are reached from Honolulu by island boat or airplane. From Hilo, port of Hawaii island, one may rent an automobile for the trip to Kilauea or take the regular bus. MOUNT McKINLEY park, situated in south-centr- National Alas- ka, was created by act of congress in 1917. It contains an area of little more than 3,000 square miles. Principal scenic feature of the park is mighty Mount McKinley, highest peak on the North American conThis majestic mountain tinent. d rears its head high into the clouds, reaching an altitude of 20,300 feet above sea level, and rises 17.000 above the timber line On its north and west sides McKinley springs abruntly from a plateau only 2,500 to 3,000 feet high. of the way For down from its summit Mount McKinley is enveloped in snow throughout the year. Denali, home of the sun, was the name given to this impressive mountain by the early Indians. Near Mount McKinley are Mount Foraker, with an elevation of 17,000 feet; Mount Hunter, 14,960 feet, and Mount Russell, 11,500 feet. Great glaciers fed by the high snow fields of this mountain range flow many miles both to the north and to the south. During the park season, which extends from June 10 to September 10, with more than 18 hours of daylight each day, there is a wealth of flowering plants. The park is also the home of many interesting animals and birds. Prospective visitors to Mount McKinley National park probably will make the trip to Alaska by steamer from Seattle. To use the war constructed Alaska highway through Canada requires a special permit from the Canadian government, and permits are not yet granted to motor tourists. Business men, settlers and bus passengers may apply for permits to L.Divi-E. Drummond, Traffic Control sion, Alaska Highway, Edmonton, Alberta. snow-covere- two-thir- ain. HALEAKALA SECTION of Ha-a- i' bonal park is on the island I Maui This volcano derives its name, which means House of the un Irom a legend about the Poly-esia- n demigod Maui, who climbed f? tle toP of Haleakala, ensnared e rays of the sun, and forced it to bavel more slowly in its course so L , at his mother might have suffi-e- n 1,ne to complete her days t.or Haleakala, now rising more an 10,000 feet above sea level, was !:e a much higher mountain. A apse of the dome, many years 6. formed a great crater IVz as long and 3 miles wide, walls over 1,000 feet high. with ' PIT . . . Halemaumau or House of Fire is a vast pit in the crater of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii National park. VAST Vaadals Cause Damage in Parks CareIessness on erty is discouraged by a new coatab-of the will not vsHors annually causes washable paint which urn n the national sorb lipstick and a wire enclosure damage Park to accor(hnS to Newton B. around the stairway designed Drury dlrector writing on the statue. National Park prevent service Drury continUnfortunately, similar protection cannot be asaarrJPSS damage by visitors, he ues, as heen noted in such widely given the delicate hot spring and Lberfn Paces as the Statue of geyser formations in Yellowstone. national monument and Debris thrown into the pools in Y i. vstone National some cases actually causes explopark. vandausm at the Statue of Lib sions that have destroyed pools. GTON- - UlIO The answer is simple enough. It the uncertainty of sport and the uncertainty of the human and otherwise animal race, including race horses, harness horses or greyhounds. For example, the Cardinals were rated at 3 to 5 this year, the best tram in baseball. But who could tell in advance that Musial, a great ball player, would first have an appendix ailment and later on an eye attack? After spending a month with the team in St. Petersburg, we rated the Red Birds the best team, and also the team, we had seen leave the south is in years. So did most of the big league managers, Joe Cronin included, and baseball experts who were in the west coast vicinity. Neither Cronin nor Eddie Dyer, two pennant - winning managers, could slip us any angle on the debacle. X argument came up recently as what sport, game or competition has more rule infractions baseball, football, boxing, golf, tennis, racing, hockey, basketball or what' In our opinion the two worst offenders are An to football, college and pro, and golf. Basketball and hockey are not so far behind, judging from the penalties inflicted, but they are not quite up to the two we have named. Yost told me once Hurry-u- p that he doubted there was ever a single football play without a foul that might have been called. This sounds reasonable. In football we have 22 young active athletes, all under tension, body to body. The four officials are usually high grade, doing their best. But four men cant watch 22 men, scattered all over the field. Holding is the main offense. There is illegal use of hands and arms. There is offside. There is starting too quickly. There are any number of offenses that a player can commit, often with no intent of breaking any rule. In holding especially, the pros are subtler than the collegians. They know more. They know how to grab an opponent and let go in the fraction of a second. who I get this from We cant have just turned pro. match the pros in holding, all of them say. They are much faster and smarter. Yet if officials begin calling too many penalties they ruin the game. They are accused of trying to hog the spotlight. So most of them try to call only the penalties that count. Theyll overlook an offside or a holding penalty that had no effect This sounds reasonon the play. able enough, unless the sound of the whistle dominated the play. In the matter of rule breaking, football leads them all. It is the type of competition that leads to rule breaking, a big part of it uninovereagemess tentional through that leads to holding, offside or starting ahead of the ball; also illegal use of hands. Basketball and Hockey players have little chance to break rules with four Otherwise they tough umpires. the leaders. be would probably The basketball whistle is a mournful sound in the land and hockey Track has its share of offenders. and field is close to 100 per cent clean. It is that type of sport. Polo Baseball needs good officiating, for like football it is a contact game, with a horse or pony thrown in. ' v cant have vm.r ou Il' li O..UI. u 4 toM.rt! ,rh, WoMun, timliir I'l rminle.ir c 11 II Via waul t.i 1. nJ )i)ll IP an fcket Ilk uut!f tciutt a dak l For lull rifiniit on and v KVi-'O- ' n n Hrlchl lor Nrarr rw tk tlirtf, X loiplv. frnh II, tHNKlrt wrtiM Uwklrl ! our hflttf; Halit" to Hrrkly 41 HPI ?th It.nt naii.r, 4, Creamed Tuna in Potato Nests! (See Recl(rs Below) First Aid for Lunch LYNN PH AMBERS MENU If only I had a good list of main dishes and desserts for company luncheons," said a friend of mine but it always seems recently, get stuck with things and cant think about something the girls really like. good solution for the above problem is to keep a card file of complete menus for such occa- sions. Be certain to try out the foods before the A y " dateso C0,riPan.v comes along you will be Hi thor-ough- ly familiar with the preparat- ion, and then everything will run smoothly. If you dont want to plan the menu completely, then select just the main dish and fill in the salad and vegetable with whatever is in season. Tuna a la King In Fotato Nests. (Serves 6) cups milk tablespoons flour tablespoons butter 2 4 4 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper i teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 2 cups canned tuna fish 3 tablespoons chopped pimlento Vi cup tiny mushroom caps Vs Scald milk in double boiler. Make a paste of the melted butter and flour and add to hot milk, stirring until thick and smooth. Add seasonings and cook 15 minutes. Flake tuna fish into large pieces and mix with white sauce. Add pimiento and mushrooms. Potato Nests: Peel 4 medium sized potatoes. Cut into tiny strips lengthwise. Heat in a small amount of fat but do not brown. Remove from fat, sprinkle with salt and arrange in nests inside large muffin tins. Press potatoes firmly against sides of pan and bottom. Bake in a oven for 15 minutes. hot Serve hot tuna fish mixture in crisp, hot potato nests. Lattice Rhubarb Pie. (450-degre- e) Pastry 2 cups Flour cut up rhubarb 1 cup sugar Line pie pan with pastry. Wash and peel rhubarb; cut in small pieces. Flour pieces until they are quite white, then add sugar. Mix well and place in pastry-line- d tin. Cover with lattice strips bake in a 450- degree oven for 10 minutes, then in oven for 30 minutes. a A combination of yellow and green is attractive for working into a luncheon combination, especially like when it involves favorites chicken and lime chiffon pie! Chicken Loaf With Mushroom Sauce. 425-degr- (Serves 6) cups diced, cooked chicken 1 cup soft bread crumbs M cup chopped, cooked celery 2 tablespoons finely chopped 2 pimiento 1 Vi 14 2 1 2 tablespoon teaspoon teaspoon eggs, well cup milk tablespoons and pour into a greased loaf pan. Bake in a moderate oven for 35 minutes or until firm. Unmold carefully on platter and garnish with parsley. Pour mushroom sauce over loaf. Mushroom Sauce. 4 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons flour 2 cups milk 2 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon paprika Va cup cookrd or canned mushrooms Melt butter and blend with flour and seasonings. Add milk gradually and cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until thick and smooth. Add mushrooms and cook two minutes longer. Serve hot over chicken loaf. Lime Chiffon Pie. lVs teaspoons plain unflavored curious pool of water the nnd nctiMiv of which have h'lig mystified geologists is located near Cw.ular, Baluchistan. Called "The Ee of the Sea, it is veiy deep, round and 15 feet in liatm lel . Every five minutes, in a certain sjH't on its surface, a bubble forms, increases to the sie of a grapefruit nnd then bursts. minced parsley salt paprika beaten butter or chicken fat Combine ingredients, mixing well LYNN SAYS: Serve Meat in Ways That Tampt Make appetizing luncheons out of 'eftover scalloped dishes by add-fn- g pieces of leftover meat to them. Pork with corn, beef with green beans, lamb with tomatoes, etc., are all good appetites satisfiers. Veal a la King takes on special slivglamour if its dressed up wdth This mushrooms. and almonds ered may be served in patty shells or a aoodle ring. oii-fii- n CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ALTOS, TRUCKS L ACCESS, EBP (350-degre- gelatin WESTERN eggs, separated V teaspoon salt 1 cup sugar AMERICA, MISCELLANEOUS ICE FREEZERS CRUM 95 516! IcHumS Mnltfmotlnn Makati or 6 qUl m IU lu yu. rapacity i iu 4 line roau Log, U lb lial wliiMst, wood tub, wciIgbHMbfc MS 4 4 tablespoons 45 USED CAR MARKETS 1 Ik. cup cold water riNl Orwtlnf Cmm W Ik. kas $1.44 AMtRICAN OITMIUTOftt 8a. Main, Malt l.aka CUr. Utah MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS lime juice CENTER for t. THE ACCORDIONDION and aava. Green coloring your new or ud AC( OK 8TANCATO ACC OM DION CO Grated rind of 1 large lime ?S0l Graaawaatf Ava. baaltla l Walk. 1 cup whipping cream, whipped Baked WANTED TO BUY pie shell Soften gelatin in cold water. Place WE RUT AND 8FIX in top of double boiler, the egg Office Furniture. Files, Typewriters. Add Machines Safes, Cash Registers ing Vs of the sugar, salt, lime yolks, SAIT I AKE DESK EXCHANGE juioe and rind. Cook over boiling RI Saath Stale 81. Malt Lake City Utah water until thick and smooth, stir..4 ring constantly. Remove from 'i vUN dhu IJdWl. heat, stir in gela- 1 tin and cool. Writ. and. Hold When TA. slightly thickened, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites to which remaining sugar has been added. Turn mixture into baked pie shell and chill in refrigerator for one hour. Spread or flute whipped cream over top. A simpler combination than either of the two given thus far is this one of baked tomatoes and banana tarts: Baked Stuffed Tomatoes. (Serves 6) A medium sized tomatoes 1!4 cups shrimp or crab meat, flaked cup thick cream sauce teaspoon mustard teaspoon salt Fine bread crumbs Butter Paprika Scoop out tomato centers and mix half the pulp with shrimp or cream sauce and seasonings. Fill tomato shells with mixture. Cover tops with fine bread crumbs, dot with butter and sprinkle with paprika. Bake in a hot oven for 20 minutes. Banana Cream Tarts. (Serves 6) 4 bananas 2 tablespoons sugar 4 teaspoon vanilla extract 4 cup whipping cream 6 baked tart shells 6 tablespoons shredded coconut Fold sugar and vanilla into whipped cream. Slice bananas Into tart shells. Cover at once with whipped cream and garnish with it 1 crusts and of Chukcn Loaf with Mushroom Sauce Green Ieas with Pearl Onions Tomato Salad Orange-HoneRolls Beverage Lime Chiffon Pie Recipe given. at and No 4i till ().!.! lN.ol vV . ntn for llrauik'a cal am! tm to ml (.if Srnur, N. V. t, A Why don't you figure it out? was their comeback. Which had us stopped in our tracks. Both Red Sox pitching and hitting took the same dive the Cardinals ran across. They were practically the same pitchers and hitters who won both flags a year ago. This again is what makes sport what it is. Leading Rule Breakers ' eilr d The Erratic Element K TXJ (dare with the Giants of 1946 batt'ing for the Whv the top pennant winning Red Sox of last year have been working their tongues out to get a toe hold m the first division Why the Athletics, who finished 55 games behind last year, are only a few games from the top rf the American league? Why Rob Feller and Hal Newhous-er- . t!ie two star pitchers of the last few years, have taken so much pun- ishment? Wl-Stan Musial, n normal .365 hitter, has been trying to pass .200 Why the Dodgers with so many erratic pitchers and only one .300 hitter have been leading or challenging for the top Tins fusillade of queries goes on and on. f jZ? sail cake ii'id al it, Ihi V,,u i all lutiia'lv change Ii.mii tie well (Milled m.itii.n on the led t. fi'i .slim iii,sS mi the right w.tlu.ut .kipping j,ny meals. af-- Several letters have come our w ay recently, a'kirg us to explain whv it is that Cardinals. world's champions, have been in last tail-en- lash Tropics, Frozen Arctic Eat and Be Slim sport u!d be a drab CONTRASTS IN lyjps n carts certainty, fil jUGIIInT PEAK ON CONTINENT . . . Mighty Mount McKinley head high into the rlnuds, reaching an altitude ffirs it' level. The peak is the major attraction of sea feet boe ,(0.11)0 jlount McKinley National park, one of the 1st parks located outside ti,, continental limits. snow-covere- CluCJ0S-- its uru its various breaks of lutk. its sudden and baflhng swings Without this ri 1 ai; UTAH crab-mea- t, (459-degre- coconut. Released by Western Newspaper Union. To make bread crumbs flavorful for use as toppings, grind them fine and brown them m meat drippings. When youre serving roast pork or pork chops with dressing, add that special touch to the dressing by using a few chopped spinach leaves. When making biscuits, do something different and roll the dough out in a rectangle; spread with orange marmalade and roll as for jelly roll. Cut and baked slices in oiled pan for pinwheel biscuits. S. SavinqA. fiondi, Chafing Sunburn Dry Eczema sw7 RESMOb Ivy Poison Simplo Rash HOT hushes? 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