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Show THE S ALINA SUN, SALINA, UTAH ENRICHED BREAD Enrichment of White Bread With Vitamin B Started 10 Years Ago Enriched white bread in the past ten years has resulted In the virtual wiping out of two deficiency diseases and has contributed materially to better health and increased vigor to the American people, according to statements authorities in from outstanding medical and nutritional science. Bakers all over America this year are celebrating the decennial bread enrichment. It was in March, 1941, when the enrichment program got under way on a national scale. White bread enrichment is simply the raising in bread of the content of the B vitamins niacin, thiamin and riboflavin and iron. Those elements are produced in volume in the process of milling wheat into flour. The two diseases which result from a lack of the B vitamins are called beriberi heart disease and pellagra. While the average person probably is not too familiar with either of these, they were not at all uncommon in the United States prior to 1941. The B vitamins perform an important function in the body. They make it possible to eat an ample quantity of food but still suffer from malnutrition if B vitamins were not present in sufficient quantity to make the proteins, carbohydrates and other food properties adequately absorbed into the body. It was indications of this lack of proper nourishment which was causing considerable concern among doctors and nutritionists in the 1930s. The state of the nation's health was definitely not good and the fact was pointed up sharply when the draft started in 1940 and 1941. Thousands of young men were rejected for military service and ACROSS I. Severe 6. Possessed 3. with mania Hawaiian greeting Genus Fold, as 12. 13. cloth Follow 15. Seine 14. r.'.?,, ,r 17 18. Lamprey Playing card Mature 21 people Families such as the one pictured above enjoy better health today, leading scientists declare, because the bread they consume has been enriched with vitamins and minerals. the cause for some of the rejections could be traced to malnutrition. The discovery of how to make B vitamins by chemical combinations in 1936 made it possible to provide the people with the vitamins. The method of getting the vitamins to the mass of the people was another problem. Consultation between government health authorities and scientists brought about an approach to the flour millers and bakers. These meetings culminated in agreement that bread was the natural place for the vitamins and the program was launched in 1941. The B vitamins belonged in bread, since they were present in the original whole grain. Bread is a universal food, appearing most frequently in most families. And bread is one of the least expensive of foods. These facts added up to the obvious conclusion that the best place to provide B vitamins was in bread. Enriched bread thus came into being. 24 Nocturnal 25 Charred part of a bird grasping 9. Vinegar bottle 10. Lowest members of ships frameworks 16. Convert into leather 18 Trot 19 Solemn wonder 20. U. S. MAGtCSCREEl By INEZ GERHARD IRENE DUNNE and Fred held out against starring in a radio series until the Frederic W. Ziv Company came along with a for them. Bright perfect set-u- p Star presents Miss Dunne as a crusading newspaper editor and publisher; MacMurray is her star reporter and romantic interest. The show is transcribed, so that they have time for movies and vacations, like Miss Dunnes trip to Europe with her husband this August and September. "Bright Star is sold on IRENE DUNNE a syndicated basis to sponsors all ever this country and Canada. And its stars are each guaranteed a minimum of $300,000 on their agreements. GRASSROOTS Wright' A Patterson THROUGH his numerous the nation, notably those in Texas, Washington, Boston and others, General Douglas MacArthur has given the American people that something to be for" rather than only something to be against. 4 This he has done In unmistakable words which admit ne posnot sible misinterpretations weasel words to confuse. Through these statements he has established the clarion call for political battle in 1952. He calls for a battle for the freedom of the American people as individuals, freedoms established and passed down to us by our forefathers, the founders of this nation. General MacArthur, without any desire for political reward, hat given words to uhat the Republican lead-aettber could not or would not express. And be bat driven the idea to cialism, maintenance of the private enterprise system, the rights of states and local governments all are wrapped up In one package labeled freedom of the individual citizen." He has sold freedom as opposed to government direction and persuasion. There they are, the issues of the 1952 campaign, expressed as the people like them. It only remains for Republican leaders to accept what is theirs for the taking with no strings tied to the package. With it would go the enthusiasm with which the people accepted hit statements as the general delivered them from many platforms. Certainly, these Republican leaders cannot be foolish enough to turn away! Its a campaign ready made for any party nominee with the exception of General Eisenhower. Such a pronouncement would not be a " viewing with alarm" by either the party or Maca point where it must be accepted as Arthur. It would constitute a promise of a plank on which the campaign will what the party would do in exchange he waged. for victory, the thing or which GenShould it, by any chance, not be eral Douglas MacArthur, the popuaccepted as the gauge of battle with lar hero, has asked to be done. rt an insistence that the fight be along that line, the President, if he be the The unsupported statements of Democratic candidate, will win, and the approach of the Russian war the Republicans as such will be wolf have ceased to Jar the nerves through. or arouse the fears of the AmeriIn providing the one Issue, can people, though they have not that of freedom of the Individstopped the appropriations of more ual, General MacArthur covers billions for preparedness on the - all the issues that Could be expart of congress. A preparedness pected. It embraces the opposithat does not tion toward the drift toward so seem to advance as rapidly as so 29. upon City (Russ ) Valuable marine animal About Deer relation Larva of 39. Mountain of 30. Source Web-foote- Thessaly of 41. Digit 42. Blunder light 32. Guided 34. Plural of that 35. A celebra- 44. 45. Equip Keel-bille- d cuckoo tion American Indian tent 46. Thrice (mus.) d birds 28. Dips out. as water 31. Small bottles 33. Coin Fr ) 34. Triple 16. A conjunction 37 Goddess of death (Norse) Female deer 38. 40 43. Egg-shape- d Herring-lik- Cobb Knew Way Around Bases e fish Spanish title for Mr" 47 Antlers are usually considered the exclusive property of the male deer, but at times a female will be WITH 29 HOMERS, found with a small set. Antlers are HITTING A shed and each year. Lets AN AVEfPLcK AGAIN THIS and begin with the moment the antler falls off. usually in January or February. Bleeding begins from the hitting to top him. pedicel, which clots very rapidly. Skin, which contains veins, nerves and hair, forms over the blood clot. The burr or warty substance forms first, this is caused by the overflow of blood. The antler establishes its full diJACKfflMWD ameter first and then begins to FAMOUS TRICK SHOT GOLF STAR, elongate. Antlers are supplied by CAN DRIVE THE ON ENGLAND, THREE MEN PLACED A BET ON two streams of blood, the stream MIDDLE BALL which runs up through the pedicel A GREYHOUND NAMED "MY SIZE." COMING OF 3 WITHOUT INTO THE STRETCH THE DOG WAS WAY IN and a second stream which feeds TOUCHING THE THE REAR. THE MEN THEN TOSSED A CAT OTHER TWO! the velvet. The animal is very senINTO THE STREAKING RACK AND TEC RACE BLEW UP WITH ALL HOUNOS CHASING THE sitive during the time of antler deTERRIFIEO CAT AND NOT THE MECHANICAL velopment RABBIT' (THE RACE WAS DECLARED VOID) The beam, or main stem, grows until it flattens, then bifleation takes place, which forms tines. The blood SPORTLIGHT vessels eventually are filled in and closed, beginning at the top. After the antlers take on their solid form, the outer skin, or velvet, becomes very itchy, and the buck will rub his antlers against branches until RICE By GRANTLAND all the velvet is removed and the antler becomes shiny. This whole His base running was even a had nice visit with an old friend process of growing antlers takes I the other night at Toots Shors. more Important than his steals approximately 100 to 120 days. His name happens to be Ty Cobb. going from first to home on s A first year animal will usually single. Today s slugger who I was playing a game called doesnt get at least 20 or 25 produce a single beam or spike, poker in the office of the Atlanta home runs Is s hunter. with more tines being added along 1903 in Journal back with each years set of antlers. The I recall a conversation many when a telegram arage can be guessed from the numrived. It was col- years ago between Cobb and Ring: ber of tines, but this is not accuIt said, in ef- Lardner, Sr. lect. rate due to possible malformation If I wanted to take a full swing, fect Tyrus Rayof the antlers which may be caused and go after home runs, I could Cobb has mond 1. just by: Injury to the antler during have had my share, Cobb said. started spring traingrowth, 2. Injury to the animal itWhy dont you?" Ring said. self, which usually causes maling a t Rayston. Lardner was a great Cobb rooter, on formation on the same side of the over the Babe or anyone else. Keep your eye animal that was injured, or 3. Poor him. There was In the next two days In St. Louis, growth because of poor food. much more. I wired Cobb got three home runs the first back never having game and two In the second, as I Grantland Rict heard of recall it. Five home runs in two Cover for wildlife corresponds to the mails are games. barns and sheds of domestic ani- old Tj After Who is Cobb? How Is that? Cobb wired Ring. mals. It affords shelter from the fast enough for Cobb. Go back to hitting and running," still believe out I found later. I elements, refuge from enemies, a Ring wired. I like you better that the original telegram was sent place of comparative peace where way." by Cobb. After that be bomresting periods may be spent in Cobb employed a greater combarded me with numerous letpreparation for foraging, and other bination of brains and skill than ters, signed by various names. activities in the open. It should, any ballplayer that ever lived. Ty Cobb then was 17 or 18. He was therefore, be comfortable, safe and Cobbs life was baseball for over kid. as a fast fairly thinking readily accessible. 24 active years. The Babe loved Ty still figures that the great division in baseball between skill and baseball Just as much as Cobb did, but he had other diversions. About Grouse power was started by Babe Ruth. This is no knock at Ruth. You On the edges of the deep woods cant knock a tidal wave or a tor- The Third Big League and in the dense thickets which are nado. Will there be a new third its favorite habitat, the ruffed big Before the Babe came along, league? And if so, will it be on the to most huntgrouse (partridge Ty said, baseball was largely a Pacific Coast, or a new league iners) can, and does, give sportsmen matter of speed and skill plus San Francisvolving Los a mighty hard time. pitching. Home runs were unimpor- co, Seattle, Angeles, Baltimore, Buffalo, MilHard, that is, from the standpoint tant. Home Run Baker got his name waukee, etc? of bringing home meat while a felby hitting nine home runs back in The West Coast knows it isnt lows learning the game but as 1911 and two more In the world ready in a ball-parway to handle d good a time as hell ever have. series against the Giants off a big league at this time. But here of Most us Mathewson. and Grouse have the habit of seemis the Pacific Coast idea as it la ing very scarce until a man gets all choked bats and pumped the ball given to me by one of the prominent to left, right or center. Then we de- club tied up in the brush. Then, explodowners: ing from cover right at his feet, pended on base running speed or We want to be a new third league theyre apt to disappear before he skilL as soon as possible. But several can snap the safety off. When the Babe reported the things must take place before we to went Even when youre not tied up in power. game entirely are ready. The Babe was the greatest powbrush, theyre mighty adept at putWe locate young stars and either er hitter baseball has ever ting a couple of saplings between have to sell them or see them known, no matter who might themselves and a charge of No. 8's. drafted. If we knew we could keep' break his famous 60. But the Every hunter has literally mown these players such men as the two Babe changed the old game. off the bushes as a bird disappeared Ted Williams, Fain, DiMaggios, The Babe, a great unscathed, and undoubtedly also Joe Gordon and many others we has had the experience of clubbing a ballplayer, meant home runs. Dont could then build much bigger parks. tree with his while forget the Babe was also a great We need parks from 30,000 to 40,000 on a fine a and also outfielder. swinging pitcher capacity. Early-seaso- n I have been asked if we could aftrout fishermen en- But most of all the Babes biggest ford to pay a DiMaggio or a Wiljoy the drumming of the males asset was home runs. This is all true. The Babe was liams or a Feller from $80,000 to when the birds are abundant, and are saddened by the lack of it when probably as fine a pitcher as he was $100,000. Not now, of course. But the birds are at a low. Yes, in ad- a hitter. But it was the big blow given new parks we could easily dition to their tricky behavior in the that brought him renown. Cobb was afford to pay those amounts and brush during the hunting season, an accurate hitter and a cyclone on even more. grouse have another habit which the base paths. We won't try to settle the age-ol- d gives sportsmen and biologists alike The Heavyweight Gap a great deal of concern. They have argument between power and skill. e The last a tendency to be very abundant for heavyweight that happened to come along was a few years, and then very scarce The Cobb Rating Joe Louis. That was some 16 years for a few. This cyclic behavior has received a lot of attention from Ty Cobb today, looking younger ago, back in 1935 when he knocked years, likes the old out Primo Camera, King Levinsky hunters as well as from professional than his d game better the game that be- and Max Baer. Louis wasn't th game men. champion then, but he was the best Some want to cure grouse cycles, longed to skill and speed. Cobb stole close to 900 bases. heavyweight in the world. and some only cuss them, but we still have them, and whether they can be cured or only cussed is a BY question not yet answered. Many HAROLD observations have been advanced as ARNETT explanations and have proven to be correlated with the cycles, but not necessarily the cause of them. Biologists of the Conservation department's Pittman-Robertso- n grouse research project are looking for more correlations. Biologists believe their function today is to collect all the data they can, on all possible aspects of the rough grouse population, and to develop new approaches to the old problem. They are building the foundation on which grouse management, and consequently the sport of hunting, will rest in the future. E 3 36. MAHONEY Confers knighthood wick 26. 48. River Fr ) 49 Church officer 50 Norse god of the sea DOWN casual occurrence 2. Entire amount 1. A THE BIG RED'S CURE FICTION CORNER By Helen Langworthy has been THE reason my husband Big Red is because hes over six feet tall, r' AAA carrot-toppe- d and peppery dispositioned. While painting our home and reaching far out from the top of the ladder Big Red fell. There were more people than the doctor and I to realize that my husband had broken his leg. He was howling v Surprisingly, though, Big Red wasn't too bad a patient during his long hospitalization. Yes, leave it to him he did a royal job, nothing simple and routine! His fracture required specialists, operations and enough paraphernalia around his bed to make it resemble Frankensteins nightmare. That's my Big Red! Daring those long months before he came home Big Red said that the thing he was most thankful for was that he was away from the Sanders, the Markhams, and the Keatings. Perhaps in other neighborhoods there are more familys like those three. If so, I can sympathize with all who live neighbor to thoroughly nice but thoroughly tiresome folks. Take Mr. Sanders, for instance. He has gall stones. The way he describes the pain, the many medicines the doctors have tried to dissolve them is something to remember for days. When anyone suggests an operation, Mr. Sanders gasps, Oh, no!" You wonder if one would rob him of his only conversational I 'S',',, y V? mad! AAA If this cure doesnt work," I could Big Red agreed, ways do a repeat." al- tions she didn't sleep last night, the night before and for weeks has heard the clock strike every hour! Shes tried counting sheep, hot milk and drugs. Nothing helps. Then theres Mr. Keating. He's next in size to Big Red. His woe is an allergy. When he and his wife come in maybe its the new davenport pillow that he stares at like it came from Mars. Hes spent hours receiving painful shots and telling about them. Red finally came and was established in bed he told me to ask the Sanders, Markhams and the Keating's all to visit. Those bores and all at once. Wondering if complex broken legs could upset a man mentally, I argued gently. Big Red roared so I topic! asked the three couples over. Little Mrs. Markham is sweet and It must have been the first time lovely. She seems so until she men- anyone had dared having the three chronic complainers under one roof. How the conversation flew! "My painful gall stones " was interrupted with, pot a good nights sleep for three years!" Then Mr. Keating pounced on one of Big Red's fluffy blankets and gave us a run down on awful allergies. I many billions would indicate. The looked at my husband. He was smilpeople are taking the war cries ing! Then he began! With a voice largely as a hoax. They did react for a time to the Presidents anthat could make a general stand nouncement that Russia had created at attention. Big Red described the troubles hed undergone. He and exploded an atomic bomb, but there has been no evidence offered reeled off treatments, doctors, to substantiate that statement specialists, traction affairs, the silver plates that had been apHe has not told us the source of plied to his leg bone during the his information, and lacking any operations, the pain, the sleepthing in the way of corroboration the lessness, the discomfort, the people, largely have accepted that way the doctors had been perstatement as but a part of the sys plexed, hundreds of shots! It tern of hoaxing, as a means of keepwas terrific. I think my mouth ing tax increases flowing. flew open and I forgot to shut It. We hear the and When our company looked at each denunciations of the Russian repre other in extreme boredom and wig sentatives to the United Nations, gied their feet experimentally as and we hear the equally strenuous though they wondered how soon name calling and vindication for they could leave, Big Red Russia on the part of American winked at decently me! He took a deep the President, breath and began again on the hop spokesmen, including But such statements do not constirors of his case. tute war. Out on the porch, with Big Reds There are no advancing airplanes, voice just a muted roar our guests or tanks, no gory battlefields. And expressed their sympathy. Such between the cries of war we have a one track mind!" said Mr. Keatthe President's statement that we ing. are nearing a state of peace. That, Dont you get tired of hearing too. may be but a political hoax, him talk about pain? asked Mr. preparing the way for the campaign Sanders who never tires of his! of 1952. Anyway the people have I stepped inside, closed the door quit taking the President's state on their pity. Then I went to Big Red . . . and we giggled, we roared ment either way seriously. with laughter. Big Reds bed shook. I can't wait 'til we see them . The 1952 elections will determine whether the nation turns to the right next time, I told him, finally. If this cure doesnt work," Big or goes further to the left. Red agreed, I could always do a repeat!" Will the next congress see bow Somehow, though Im sure there much it can spend? will be no need! If Truman Wins Again, Republicans Are Through By ANSWER 27 A blood president TO THE AVERAGE consumer, enrichment has meant general betterment of physical well being, the scientists say. Studies ampng children reveal, in test cases, that youngsters who received B vitamins were more vigorous, more alert, less peevish, while those whose diets did not include B vitamins were listless, inclined to cry more readily and showed little inclination for play. habits were Changing living major factors in making the enrichment program necessary. Around 1900, 95 per cent of all the bread consumed In America was made in the home. Today, 95 per cent is made by bakers. Flour 50 years ago was not as fully refined as it is today and more of the nutritional elements of wheat were obtained in the daily diet. Better transportation and better methods of processing, shipping and handling food brought a greater variety to daily diet Each American used to eat more than 200 pounds of cereal products each year. Recently the average has been about 135 pounds. Too, the consumer insists on a white and light loaf of bread which means less of the B vitamins are present in the product reaching the consumer table. Health authorities who were more and more alarmed by the declining state of national health in the mid-30- s made strenuous efforts to promote greater use of whole wheat bread, but with no noticeable results. The consumer still wanted white bread. Today, a huge percentage of all white bread made by American bakers is enriched. 22. 5. Detest 23. 6. Grow old 7 Adult males 25. 8. Not homicidal 11. Spawn of fish 4. The leg SPCRTSCOIPE WEEKS LAST SSWORD PUZZLE name-callin- WHEN Big k Mar-quar- gun-barr- ." high-grad- AAA Don't Do It! 1 n d e Conservation-d fishermen used to believe confidently that they should put the little fish back and give them a chance to grow. g has shown that where panfish are conold slogan cerned, the Is The trouble Is, In more cases than not those little fish wont grow. What they'll do. If put back in the water, is compete with countless little cousins m Fact-findin- well-mea- tor a too-sma- ll food supply. TO PREVENT THEIR SEAL WITH SMALL CHILDREN FROM POKING FINGERS OR PLAYTHINGS INTO ELECTRICAL OUTLETS, UP ALL UNUSED OUTLETS WITH OLD PLUGS FILLED SEALING WAX ROUND PLUGS ARE HARDER TO REMOVE. |