OCR Text |
Show - ', . - , . , . ' , - s ' I I !. Average mark 25 Time , I 1 ., i 01 a,:totri 1 ;1) , i .;.... ,i.". .' x.,...., X i it '.. - t , , ., ., ., ,,- ert.'i , t . s,,,,,,--";:- ' f ' t .1,:t',ael ' 4, .; - t 41P, ' , AC L.,0 ,b,c,,,'' W.1411.3 el ,, . Shoot Kamm? ''' ,,Le),,,..74 14: Itt1t Mill NALAOtg '4 r . '. TOPS p. in. ; , lArthat Oaoth ' 8:00 p. tn. ' ' '.. ,. ,. . ' . .' , ''. , '' -:':-.i- - , s : ,.. ' ., s .., Mod. Musts, ' ..., ,,,. 51T7.17-- -;td , ' ,...,,',,w".'.-""- Mews Mails sad Milled' Counen toe Civis Rhythm Patterns Ilitt Itenebe Hotel Orebootra ilight Clerk el 111heAmple' with Jones& 90 bliw. steps et 'Tracks howAU ' F. Your A libellee .. . Pull with op Mee Ott , '." , Co llouldup V46 rare Nano Iss ?Mt ssil howl Ut Igo taste. FIKSISStil - - Woothat,-411eWarren. Wows Let's Oa Places , Ulla, or Our Tim llroaktuat C e 16 o liestingwaf Pm letettle witis Dos McNeil I Nowiti'd ommy Droner Show Jock (Sono. hen Ona Hour at Melba NC nallanttno with Ow Teo Tunes t iolektitet Itollr of the Day wood. t Moore Rearra Dean, los PM Trumbull Alexander. MC Maur Smith Sprats ivoicomo Trillreloge owthitt T John S, Weaned, with ClubTft Mary lAt Taylor f, Plantotiou Party Quit etoiria Polon News Claudia SALL a Star, Mu. Tehe hi Pres We. 144010 Quit My True altar, Pik. Crane's aisle Wallet Croaker- .- arligaitinc;u: wbaukhal Talking Weld Breitthing el"-Dellial I Tagalleal Title t arietes Package lturerise with Jay Stewart nr160 sail Oman , from Hollywood e, Ladies Bo Sestet with tom Moore World Rows Whale . Woodro Woodchuck Club Wan Neese Vett Woundcont plotiP. NI) hoods I I I Lady Cowart v- , Weather. t4ewwt Ltryizk- I 1 ::. - LUI : I 111 I I . 111 1I I I I1 ;11 27, - posereen Raril 0.4prohatr er tyfain. , iu I I om. Melt show. 11 1 Yount Dr Malone Woman's PM. Memory Musk Time min. ideale Art Raker On flour el Musk , Top Mosta with Undid of the Del Tommy Demi Dinner Club te : 1i I It4S I .11 I :DS 44;11 4,j0 4.41 - Tune With Tirane Fred Waring and Pennsylvanians Road ot Lite Jordan This to Nora Drake 7: We Lake and Learn Jite k Berth Show Lora Lawton The Song Shan Take aLife I Au thwil ltddy 1I Abase Arnold $how I 11 Story Print's. ' .0L In'aotintain time Jerry Wank liktword f ' ' - ' , ' ..., ',-- ; -- .. ,,v ..., I , r1 -., ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , . ' , ,,.., ,., - : ,- - .,. , ,:,., ,., .,.... , , - ' va, - 4: ..7.; '7 .,..,.. - - , -- ' , , , it, ,, i I patio of in Orem. Show L Wars, ime 16- 'Me -0 . I Bien off M f ism linss. Plain Bill 'quit P Pate Parrett Rhyme Rhythm News Westnit ' awn, Mart Musts of atement Soortot Woman's NowoWoothor Kenny Sokol. Me World Today KDYL-1- 320 , , C n Dentimentai .4t, "NAME the TUNE" You can have your own tune composed on the air. MON. THRU 3:45 p. m. se the Diet I I erktill'BrY j -- JAZZSO JAZZBO JAZZSO JAZZSO JAZZBO JAISBO ii: ,.. nu. , ' a- , . . t Vitee Ilb, ... -- 7 -- 0:12- - 7'416.'4 .KNA- K-1 400 4 - 8' 7 u. dr ...ora.. ir itt . e .' f ','se , :Itl'', ,.:,. itt . I tat N...o..., ' ,, ' , 4'0,0.......,......... , . , .. . ,,,, , .., ''''" ...... , , doss '....., . s , .,.. tr- , ,. , , e - , s . I , ' i t i ,:, i, - ' '... - , 14 - t r ,,,o,o,K,; ,gat70.4t ,,,,.- , . ,-- s. 1, t. -!t- :3 ' see . 't , . , . - - " :" - : A.. m.t.,, -t- , ,,, ii s":.',,i ot , rt s4 gs i .. " - .6 , t,- ' 1 4g '. ..,-tr-- ..''''''sa. - t ,, r- - Ira. ,.. , , , I : .,,,, . , , - .,,- , ii .;i- .,. '' ..4 t - . t . ,, t t . ,,i, s ' !,, .), t 't , - triLts,mayammo;".. ...matt,,, FROM JAPANThis picture of giant Buddha wcs tokerut a by Utohn in it:mon and sent to The Deseret News, Netwo Irk smal1 figure of mon in ceanter near front of pcturt...' Shutter Talk Pictures Arrive From 4 i' Utah Soldier in Japart- k'f'! . (News photography Editor) Here is another picture toMorris day from Lt. Merle Kanab, now with the cc- cupation forces of the United ' Panatomic X film at ea ex-- of of a second atposure of f p He developed the film In MInrodni and Printed the Pie-ture Kodannenide Ne- - 2- Notice the fine detail of the statue and remember that the original negative was ony an inch by an inch and a half in Si2e The print was made on 8x10 paper. The will be snore prin from Japan by Lieutenant Niorris at a later date in this column. If anyone wants to trade photo talk and pictures of scenic value with hnn, his address is: Lt. Merle E. Morris. A0881339, 12th C1C area. Na- Pori. Japan. Army Post Office 710. care of poet:nester San rtancnivo. Deily Photo Hint 3,141 Keep fillers ss eloso keep your lens Tim east is tillers is around doliestobr requir. as truck tort aa ea-L-T. pensive lenses. t. a so4 dap oast Shoo posionosine haat Sta.. m Seder. taros Oot Costes boss astiollo rob Issosulost mins Wk.) 50 'States Army in Japan. Lieutenant Morris is using his phdtographic knowledge to keep it picture record of his tour of duty in the Orient. AS YOU CAN SEE by Merle! pictures, there is a world of subject material in Japan. He has been in most of the major cities and is sending for use in this column many pictures that pertray life among the Jap- " anese. Today's picture is of a large ceremonial Buddha. This idol is the Buddhist religion symbol of their diety. There are many throughout the land and of all sizes and varieties. Note the soldier sitting at the extreme bottom of the picture directly in the center. This show' theb immenseness of the statue. MORELS USED a Ger- - CROSSWORD DAILY 3. Beast of ACROSS Fish 4. wheat 9. Fail to win 10. Part 11. Studded 12. Aside la. Devoured IR Turn uldet 3. RuUr of Tunis i 21- Noir 22. Grasp quarrels 23- - - Exclamation 6. Thick cords 7. Like a wing j a. Excitable 20. , , - ' to gt A ' int E , lietEtna0 virulently intim St Insert : A., S. S E E i ot,r1 A 'P 1 soloweirtiaetifiege. 29-- blood - v; SO- - Retpdret $4. Ottatik Fkoett 1 3S.Kacck 4,(1 Seal 0 11111111111111ffillIMIlli St Mending elttmsily t 6. 47. tool It- Hewing Wire measmes Right guard (abbr.) II- - Shed. as MIIIIIMMI111111111111111 as illialird1111111111 of Mums Born U. Minute memilmanurdia 27. oPeldnits,f IL Set again St. molding "1 Matured 43. Berri CIE, head in greeting St Kettles DOWN L - A 11111111MIIVIIIIIM 111115111111111111111ir 111111111111111141M1111 ill111111111W11111111M11 Slow-movi- Waning (So, Ara-- ) &Book of CM Testansmt 7 4RMIIIIMI111111111,11 511111111111 - MOMS -- . I foo Sase 27-- Throbs 2IL TIP a '03:1111111111741111111111111 paradise) Part of "to ben $5. Attack& 44 - ft, AiR 23- IL Ferry-bo- at quickly (var.) 16. Courses of IL Canvas streams shelters 13. Varying 19. Ahead 20. Manners weight 21. Mean house (Ind.) 17. Negative 22,Kind of earth l'Oti 9 25. Large quantity 26. Not strict 27. Fairy (Mo. hammed " Mcket burden 5. Husks of s i man Contax II for the picture and shot at about 2:30 pin- - He used a Wratten K2 filter ont .,, By Larch Cody Costa tarts to weft Immediately to help trays: 1. Rola saws boom Irripa in 3eases acids. poisonous visas sad tating 2. Two skonarive silks Saps waft adooloto away pains. stass. men. mars prima loss and ailuess IL Saps Paola airm ,,,, ' , , ""..,,,,,.. a t . 7, - , EXPERT tra ' ,, , , ., :4 ,.. ,' -- :,..,' ,4 , t 4 - - ' ,,,, . .., i - '' - ''" : ., .".,.,,,'-f,- '. ' . , ,, As ' , . . . lis V: ::: :: t s,. L, i .. s 4 '', . ' ' .. , I i 7. a ' - - . .1e,' , SUFFICIENT wry t , t. - 4)" ers t,,, ':.a t- t ,, - , - .. smon-to- lk yearn Somas , " ; run-do- 30 t :', fel .., , .1 4: , ,., io i - ,, ac.cLoDrdiani- ' .,..,. ,:,24, s. i was ,, t -- et ,i,-- :, , - .., .. IP , A, ' uackacha ; ,, A .' ' t ;. " ' , . l.11'. ,' , . , -4.,..,....t --.... , , 4 - aio- .. it , bat? tog par or outerso pouf trots Seeksobs. oral. Surhts. Stainer Weans's. SunsIO,tUnUp moor , log Paint WarsPains. dos to !Nervousness. et Ithosootio and Sidney sad without koala Iladder wrest Malkin. a doetersi10., has based thousancis st sotersts Ise oar ,umet lot , 1 . 1 ''.- -- i In bultenng I , , , 1 et' rf,r4I . r ' i s , ' ' ' ...'4,Ar , .4 v,li'e .. ; , 1 , tr., . td menCanHelp LFroni '...,... .., .. J, ' types of plants suitable for rock gardens so that one can make a choice for any particular condition, she says. in her own garden are dozens of varieties, and she is constantly on the lookout 'for a new type to improve or some particular section niche. she lists Among her favorites ate Euphorbias, which stands is well and drouth constantly adding to the beauty of the their rubies have place. Tiny place in one overhanging ledge, and she says the hen and chicken varieties are valuable, especially where the ground has a tendency to wash. has a MRS. TURCSANSKI good word for the various members or the Campanula family including the garganica, porschskyana, the rotundifolia. cullinmore, carpatica and pus-si- ll. plants. She also says that among the best types for top surfaces 'Where they must be drouth resistant and unusually hardy, are the saxifragia tamily, the perennial alyssum, the saponria and the callirhoe plants. She says that the phlox sululato, which can be obtained in red, pink, blue, white and eyed types, are prime favorites with most rock gardeners and she likes them very much. Rock gardens are often constructed in connection with ponds, and they should be carefully planned. The pond should be built so that the land is bogged in order to provide sufficient moisture. Lilies, especially, need steady, stagnant water. and gold fish don't mind YOUR- SELF to appreciate- your herpreitage by guarding it cious possession it truly is. You set your principles and standards or an even higher plane and than prayed in your heart for the courage you need to live up to them. You won't be stuffy. pioneers weren't stuffy. You laughed and played and joined In with the crowd. But you didn't consider for a second a in worthless participating momentary pleasure that Alight mar the good standing of int name and reputation you bear. Cos, you know that someday though it seems like eternities children and awayyou'll have grandchildren and the gift you give then of life and a good name' must needs be as fine You want 'your as possible. posterity to be proud of you as you are of yours. And that's mighty proud. Mel " , , Care should be taken, he said, to plant as much as possible on the planned exposed surface. Frequently the crevices lack sufficient circulation teAinsure constant growth for most flowers, and rock shelves, while they sometimes add to the appearance, usually detract from the growing ability of the area. ARE . )'. 4 . 4 s 40 0 itorl. YOU COUNTED as-th- -. , maintains that only rock garden plants should be used in the rock garden. There are plenty of them to choose from it one plans carefully. She said that each section should be so planned that plants are blooming there during each month of the growing season. Her own rock garden is in bloom from March until November each year, with a variety of types and colors that attracts the interest and attention of all ViS- THERE ' . moisture if it must face the blazing rays of the sun. - bet-eve- , ..2, ,"... ;t...,-- , , it should GARDEN ' ,- , yapt, the east or south and till PROMISED ' ' toward the west because tei ver the difficulty in controlling THIS , .. . ... '' ,.. ' not be exposed to the street. In Utah it should always be faced to- - the Hammond" New KSL Musical Star 'C I YOU Plowmen Anything Happen Drekems-:-O- P. M. 1 cli Psi Java Thee 0Dr1on. your host ,VtimaIng the dm I and "LEONARD FRIENr ivory Two Itequesta Vows and Miley Meets' et Deere, diotable Mingo . for Morday Thru Friday Hour, Douala Ray Tour Pa. Plays v e r I t e Weston Beauul Pepper Right le Docketed WW1 elliella Dallas almronse Janos at Wide, Brews 'mower' 8 A. M. Cot with verve 10:33 mei. Rendezvous odie with Dise.Cuesions Denitema Pop Tine Pars Witten) IP 41,o, SWILIER LISTERMG Newr NeaTom t - News Diesel Alarm itloit Club, Todars Ton 'MM. Weather rep time Beams at Blessings with De Stiles Serails amass Date with Melody cookie firaTrily ,.., - - the Twenty-fourt- h. You clapped and whistled with the rest of them when the queen's float rolleo You loved the parade, by. the rodeo, the street show. You didn't want to miss a bit of the celebrating. But there was more to the Big Day than that, and you know it. You took to heart the words of praise given your forebears. The stirring strains of "Come, Come Ye Saints" thrilled you. You're proud of your ancestors and you vowed to be a pioneer in your own right. You're going to start living worthy of the betterbeing name given you by grandparents who sacrificed so much for you and others like you. You want to do something wonderful, something worthwhile and meaningfol so that someday you too will be a SOMEONE like your pioneer grandparents were. 7 JJv4 IiE1 - Turcsanski, in that the water will run cod in rather than finrotontthv,e- soil, e it interferes with use of patio or other utilitarian effect. Rocks may be either hard or porous, she said, but personally she prefers the hard type because the soft rocks frequently require too much attention to keep them free from u.eeds. The- - rock garden should be locaied in the most secluded pz.rt of the place, she said. It is for the use el the all-da- - has one to Mrs. view of the big parade, a spe- -. y cial date. But you're different. You're a fellow or girl who's smart. A good kid with a personable way about you. The secret of your success- - is that radiance about you that shines from the Inner you. Deep down you're and sensible( and worthwhile you care for much more than surface fun alone. Twenty-fourt- h meant little more than a chance for some big-tithe 'celebrating time to see rodeos, pageants, shoot kid brother's cap gun, climb up on marble slabs on the Post Office for a better - '. . g- waTnysEbe IttiOppCASbaeSH Did You Really Catch Meaning of Days of 147? Merry-goRou- .,:rto t -- . advance, with attention given to placement of the rocks so that plants requiring light will not be handicapped, and plants requiring Shade may receive adequate protection. Hi Tales emcee . . usurp air and light belonging to some rare and cherished plant. Restrain thee strong growers by means of the clipping shears. This cutting back will also make the trimmed and plants more compact sturdy the Yes, keep clippers at hand Find some suitable spot where can a small shears alyou keep ways close by. . for if you must go back to the house or tool rack each time you need this implement, you may never get back to trim off the invading branches. Keep clippers close at hand. MABE YOU KNOW someone in the gang to whom the Turmanski advises, and her own' red sandstone rck, obtained from the mountains east of Heber lend an enchanting isohroultdhebme.caTrehteunywhpolalennedareina well-bein- SURE. used as much as possible, Mrs. natural advantage not enjoyed by all prospective rock garden- ers in that her home lies in one of the most scenic areas in the valley. Located about one-ha- lf mile west of Highway 91, the small farm overlooks Utah Lake on the west, and on the north and east looks, toward some of the most attractive spots On Mt. Timpanogos and the Wasatch range. "This all helps," she admitted, but the c4; gardener must still take advan- tage of his particular location and build to fit its peculiar not- ural condition." Rocks. Munild have utility value as well as be used for their scenic effect, she explained. The primary purpose is to provide protection for the plants. many of which would grow if there were not some kind of shade provided we must rank' the clipping and trimming back as of major importance in good garden keeping. in over-lon- g growth froRmesterna in g upon neighboring plants, too. for anpearance sake. and also for good g health and of plants. Often strong growers will spread out and smother nearby plants, keeping out light and necessary air. Remove these straggly branches, and so enjoy a net appearance and a more strong-growiand healthy bed of Rowers. WATCH SHRUBS at the rear also. These often creep 'up while one's back is turned to the days Provo Representative) MKS. TURCSANSKI - J NOT ONLY FOR the extra color and beauty of more and better flowers, but for appearance sake, we should trim back plants that have finished flowering. A few dead and browning stalks and branches in a flower border can take awly Its full beauty; clip these away and the place becomes fresh and Inviting again even though not in full bloom. Yes, indeed, hours el wake. up musie and the time, Id. Dentems Alamo Cob Klub continues with Tam Thumb as Do Vo.r: IP1 MY :11n;ristirDeftiurten : David Harem Ulm the Tune Sew .lootS7n Minus I I vt! 4,' other new plants to send Put another generation. And if we ,allow these seeds to mature, the flowers then settle back comVacently to call it a day (or rather a year) and they give up all thought of more bloom. But if we will snip of! these we can keep the seedpods, plants busy producing still another and another and another crop of flowers as long as we do not allow the seeds to mature. This procedure applies to all annuals, as well as many perennials. One can induce a second crop from almost any plant (except iris, peonies and a few others) by not allowing the. seeds to mature and by clipping the plant back so that it will send out fresh new growth and buds. So we can readily understand how important our clipping and snipping back can 2 pout, lo or Nothing. with W. O'Keefe Today's Childron tight et the World News Mame et Parietal Winton Pr iondly Leonar d at the Hammond. Mouse ParM, P I iv llollywood HMI Hunt At the Crossroads Wi . llemtnirway Neve Sig League SaMI llon. Top Game Animal Court , Chasid bialletall Superman Il ;, ,,,. Alarm Klok Something for the Ladies Take it tat), Pike It Easy NemoWeather tSolleve It or Not Light : : ,c - - --- Good Oid Dare I EciotsuritE3 World 47:7' be. featuring Pot 0 Brien. AU request 1 NowsWeather Leonard Friondly at the Wantroond of Nodeartr; Arayrila resZlit: ,4 I i',' ... a - , - tol request time. Night Owl show. News ne P a r The Old Corral-- Perm News and Western 'runes by Request with Win Wright and Ilia Gang longs Ran, Clarke Potluck Fbx17 Trams, :Awunl Jonnys Star 11.0onsrie il Itlwareon: i i 111 Good Roundnri World Sows pews. ,,, ..- ' . t 2'e,,,,-'. 19 48 areattast Farm r ' t lr., ', ..i - ' . 1 vorttdino.uu Neve Roundupagnate Shop I - . , Nipper's 17teserthwr of1185; .. . of livening ream i Ditionue; 1111 I 1. ' . . a merle-- Freddy Martin First Piano Olaf, tot r I Howells IIII ,,' By Elaine Cannon Pioneers.. Seagulls. handcart companies. Jim covered Bridger. wagons and oxen. Indians. Brigham more pioneers. Young. h Twenty-fourtthe of Saseballlariusiva July is Industrial League all over but cleaning up. And what about you. How did Madna an Pork at you take all this historical Pork Amalgam) hullabaloo? sick of pioIvory roportIng neer talk orPretty have you taken taw play by play it in your stride and dwelt dostriptios upon what it meant? Supper Club ldiyusie 1 I le I .... ',, ' ... ' . Tuesday Afternoon ICALL--910 - . . aillingin Sam , Joe Duffy News Duke itilladial Munn Rimy News 0.003114 liettayMese I Ono Pull Haw et All DM Tuns Mee - dommo. 01..tetat to Monroe lowell Thomas sltaymond Stott Or. T. Newohleinory Al the Console for Bolt ..... ooO ; tot a DU Mr Vaughn Ls , itond Nicht Tuesday Morning, July U - Mr, Tutt Gee Utah Pans Journal With etas arms. 11. worth MN Pans Jouraal Guest tier Clawt SALL Star Revisor Yaws Patrolplay - Amazing Show beli - " 4 ,. t , ,,,3.P , t ""-- Jerry York of Orem, prepare a snack in t Turcsonki rock garden, built neer the home JAZZBO JAZZBO island Sertnade News and Bporto PaWestern Hit radeCousin Ray plays th tops in wsatern music. U. S. Navy Time to Dance Dr. 1 Q . the Men. tal Bonitos' Hour, Telephone with Vorheos Or. The Contentd Hour wilt Buddy Clark An 'Appointment with Music ltomancie 1 I , I 'radars ' '' !..-'il- l'''''..: , .:.i.,,, s t ''',.7'.'. ., KNA- K-I 400 Bing For fluPPer NBC Newsroom Howard Barlow and His Orthevra -. Our Miss Brooks I II Minis boot to Idusteal Nita Wtah amebae, et lb Nast Mestere MALL For Site Till 6:09 . .. Sanctum- 'Cabin B.13 i ll Pilots. la. alu:4qc Play bi Play Deaariptloa lama. by Mal Free Deets Field KALI ter Muds tItalt Cbtraprattara 'fan 1:11 Bolas Mawr Davis - Owordo do Show Mlaiery t , : . ,..., If should be constructively plan- ned and should fit into the ar- tistie arrangement of the en-,tire area according to Mrs. Irene Turcsanski. Orem flower expert and perennial blue rib- bon winner. -.4,,,ri - ,' -- - , .. -- (Alt Times MST) KDYL-1- 320 60 Innor . lastaell Oaaar . Salt lake Bon rs. Off KSL-11- :14 ' '''''. ., ,, ,,.ir"1..6tott, ' ,..41P '4,.i.koir.P '. AgZoi...inogAtikaisaw",e, Monday Evoning, July 26, 1948 slat 11404 I Imre is the MOM 1 4; ' '. ,, ''; !, , - 'rim suGGEsTioN I Time : . ', .. er Utah's Native Son on Coast to Coast Broadcast II SI. 10 it ( - , , .';',. ., By Hazel D. Moyle (News Garden Editor) Here is a tip for good garden keeping on these hot days: Carry a pair of shears whenever you go out into your garden. Have the shears always ready to snip and trim, to cut and tidy up as you go along. REPORTS Passing Pared Mystery Casebook, Gregory Mood 60abrial Moatfor . Hoary J. Taylor .. Voles Midler, Idontily our Votes -,, , AR'rHUR GAETH 27. l71...-- It - !ooti..,-- Keep.Shears Handy to Maintain Flowers and Plants in Top Trim Margo Whiteman and Guist Stars 7:00 , Don Brown of Sr. Louis and to TOMORROW'S ' ,'''' ' .;: - PATIORobin and Goy Turcsonki of TONIGHT LISTEN ' :'1, . , ,.; ailiillialei:010.1" IP'...460-0.4:- ON , , - , .;, In Your Garden Nows. Crawford 1 .. - ' ' '' , t e., Orem and their cousins, KALL--9- 10 , attI '' ., - 3. ...;:-' DINNERTIME .: , s.s.. iv,. - iliel0.4 , ,,... 4,44" ...It' :,41i & :. ,, DAILY RADIO PROGRAMS TOos... ' '..."" ' - r ' ' ,.,0";40;,,e4 4 ,.e. ..,,,,,. 't, ' , : ':'''...' !''''4..r e i, Al,e ,....r., , ....N, ) er e oe.,,), - , i ' Rh, eraarrw'S . , ' ,, '... i .. f , ''' ,.. ' '''''' 4 tis,,,, . .0,.. .v. .. ' s..., ., ., - .. ' ' up-ke- ep ' .,. - ' ' ,41,.....' :,,,;:,7,1,14.f,'-'',.-9- Hurry! Hurry!! Iditiod ticw:Ci C. Bill .... nose Ranier .... - . ?-1.- . .... - , ' ogg KLITA-- 570 ,. 1 . 4 ' -- , ' ..ilY.--- I 't,s 1,I. :. , ' ..,10 - k ,, ii.:.Y , 1 .'Network Programs , ' ... " 4;' , - - - ' a41"w;c,- .. illatc.,8,,..., ,.. ' ii...... e ' . ,, , , t- ..'si"s. ... U E,.. ' '. . 4. 4 ' . . 1 - ,, - ' t1 ,0 ..... , may SOUND OFF 70' r seem a trivial one, but in reality muntrT;r74Avar. ,,.. CM? SETTING Of can it is real of It importance. Mark Warnow's Orchntra STADIUM do for your garden what a good SOWL , efficient dust,sloth can do to& 9:00 p. m. ward keeping 'the polished surface of your living room in For Redia's Finest order. The garden needs cono':74.. Listen Ivory Night to of snipping off of stant i Ticket Office dead flowers and foliage, of JEWELRY CORNER1 trimming back and clipping 2AsNDELIS.! dead stalks. You can do a i et 2orl Seethrhom of:ettie Onset. great deal of this as you stroll 141n through your garden on your Deity Inept Sunday 570 OF COURSE daily tour of inspection. Do not Sit SON SHOWS SAVE MONEY .11ini wait until you must run back Deserved soot portheson roe so 1001 MOWS for the shears but keep them or shore reductions. $3.40 soot for ON show. handy to help you to good garISS ler SOTH ikeyn. $3.40 soot for ONE show, den keeping. $240 for tote skims. Remember that when flowers ,orq ar puns of itheumatoirtin!AheloritioLl Itspolor leo INtit ort eN other stets. when the industrious leeervee $eek" $ilo lot Arheisritto 7141 sews fade, or try Neuralgia Sciatica. fteeritek Leineage, Sesabot A pleasant tasteless medicine that plants (the darlings have never even heard of race suicide) works through the blood. First does usually so you can wort. have once produced a flower, 1 Marta &Isolating pain Oat mons eomfortably. anjoy We and sleep they immediately set about ittomind $t dTnettitt today. Satisfaction el that dead flower converting money beck tuarmatettL into seeds so that there can be (Adv.) - "- ''. .., v , 1 ' .A.11314... ;.;14,0'"''' ' ):.440 ..1(,',?e,f. ',',, YOUR LAST CHANCE TO I ' I. i--.' ' ...,...s I. atrnosohere to the entine gar.. den. The whole family. had a-hand in thee collecting Of sto.s. planning tt-- plot wed awPstu:ar in laying the stort, and s!lea Vaal people appreziatea more that which the). have as-- F sisted in preparing there is a satisfactory overflow and a drain. Native materials should be By Wendell Rigby OREM"Rock gardens, if they art to have any value, , - ' , i TEES., JULY r eoso,.4 .4'--- .i., .' ., ' - - . 4 . ' "4, it I ; ': 4, - el,.!,t. Illore Night - (News - ''.; ,,, , 1 ''''. ' '10,;,,..- , ' 11 . 4 -:- , 1 fas-Y,- 1 t t - . ' II -- ."" , ';g PERFORMANCE TONIGHT! . , , - e 1 ' q yoAztar - I 7; Surroundings, Expert Claims , , . Botglas Fairbanks has nounced that his next produc- ton, "The Caballero," probably . will be a musical. FINAL ,4- .'. ''. - ' L- '' ., , t '.. :Z4:4 ..s. 1'- an- - - 1 44,-; '4. ' tif II 1- ,i,,,e .- Plans Filmusical 1 .. ,,. - .4. , :s.iv,,er, 4.'4-:- :, 1,4 -.- k .Ar- a , ge t 1" 1 ,,, 1 '.."- -- ,...4":'-'7 more common Can you find The ,list Yng1sh words In "Inerrancy"? 1:414,rds roust be'of "Cre: Intblecalf four or more letters. 3. Words which acquire four letters by the addition of "1.7 such as -- beta" "cats," are not used. 3 Only one form of a word le used. 4. Proper names are not used. ,,. i -- - -- 4 ,, ,..4.,, words minutes ft,fo Rock Gardens Must Match , : ., -- ,i,','.'4"w...oe (Zt 27 or 30 ., . ,-; ,,- ,,,,,, tzemptiesi limit-------- . -- - . . . r .E INERRANCY in erl , --- ...,,, , ..'41-.- from error.) PAPOWMIIP.RCee , Word Magic i , , . , , , '..,' finerrancy: ,..,,,, , r -- , , '4..,...o I 1 - salt Lake City. thatIf , , - ' :i , NEWS DESERET '1i,4"' page. 1I - V Anagrams How is RULES: your vocabulary? There is no better or fascinating way to improve It than by solving these Ina' grams each day. Add the letter to the word and reamnge the letters go as to form a new word. Example MINER plus A equals ??? Answer: REMAIN. Can you solve the following anagrams? 11) EDC'110,1, A T plus P aquals ??? (2) TINDER plus L equals 2?? LISTER plus G equals ???' (3) 111 RABBLE stlistm M equals ??? i57; L'gA"V"ii.pri; ii equals iii Solutions appear on following , . THE Monday, Jut), 16, 1943 s. """"nr - " . ; - , , ,; . - . , , A |